Nouveau dictionnaire français-anglais et anglais-français [microforme] : à l'usage des écoles avec la prononciation dans les deux langues

NOUVEAU

DICTIONNAIRE

FRANÇAIS-ANGLAIS

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' ANGLAIS-FRANÇAIS

A r USAGE DES ECOLES

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PREFACE.

PREFACE.

ÏN preparing the present Dictionary,
the authors had it in view to compile not
a dry nomenclature, but a work adapted
to general use, and serviceable both to
the English and to the French reader,
and— notwithstanding its limited compass
—presenting the highest possible degree
of completeness and conciseness. To
attain this point, it was an indispensable
requisite in regard to the copiousness of
words, in both languages, to separate the
useful and practical from the useless and
superfluous, and to select such words and
expressions only as have a standard ac-
ceptation in polite society and in classic
literature, and are warranted by the best
authorities.

To obtain the space necessary for fhis
purpose, the authors have omitted all
words out of use, vulgar and obscene ex-
pressions and significations, synonymous
meanings, etc., and their attention has
been chiefly directed to the words and
phrases newly formed and introduced
in consequence of recent discoveries and
inventions, particularly to Scottish phrase-
ology, to the peciïliarities of both lan-
guages, and to technical terms.

The Accentuation of the English words
(Uid the exact Pronunciation, correspond-

Le Dictionnaire que nous publions n'est
pas une sèche nomenclature ; c'est bien
plutôt un ouvrage à l'usage des deux
nations dont il renferme les richesses lexi-
cologiques. Anglais et Français pour-
ront s'en servir avantageusement. S'il ne
constitue qu'un petit volume, il n'en a pas
moins l'avantage d'être concis et complet
autant que peut l'être un dictionnaire.
Pour le rendre tel, il fallait nécessaire-
ment faire un sage choix dans le riche
trésor des deux langues, et tout en lais-
sant de côté ce qui était superflu, ne
donner place qu'aux mots et aux tours
auxquels l'autorité des grands écrivains et
celle de la bonne société ont imprimé le
cachet de l'élégance et de l'urbanité.

Pour rester dans de justes limites, nous
ne nous sommes occupés ni des mots
surannés, ni des locutions synonymiques,
ni enfin des expressions triviales ou ig-
nobles ; en revanche nous avons recueilli
avec grand soin les idiotismes des deux
langues, «la phraséologie écossaise, les
termes techniques et en général tous les
mots et tours de formation récente que les
découvertes et les inventions de nos jours
ont fait passer dans la langue.

La prononciation exacte des mots fran-
çais et anglais a été notée dans l'une et

PREFACE.

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PREFACE.

ing to the idiom of both Nations, is added
to the first as well as to the second part.

Moreover the irregular forms and tenses
of the verbs are inserted in alphabetical
order, the fundamental significations care-
fully separated by a semicolon from the
secondary and figurativ?.

l'autre partie du dictionnaire ; nous avons
de plus indiqué l'accentuation de tous les
mots anglais.

Pour les formes irrëgulières et les temps
des verbes, nous avons pris soin de les
consigner, en suivant l'ordre alphabétiqu<«'
Au moyen du point-virgule nous avons
distingué la signification propre et primi-
tive de chaque mot de ses acceptions
secondaires et figurées.

FIRST PART:
FRENCH AND ENGLISH.

ABBREVIATIONS.

a. adiective

ad. adverb

art, article

c, conjunction

y. feminine gender

i.it, interjection

m. masculine gender

n, numeral

//. p'.ural number

Ph. pronoun

/r. preposition

^rt. participle

t, substantive

v.a. verb active

V. a. et ». verb active and neuter

T', iVr/. verb impersonal

V «. verb neuter

V, r. verb reflexivo

REMARKS.

The words marked with a star ( ♦ ) are irregular,

^J represents the frcnch /or ^followed by e, i,y, and sounds like z in azure,
or s in pleasure.

/, in italics, denotes the liquid soi>nd of Hot I (the french I mouilli), and is pro-
nounced as ^/ in the word s e r a g 1 i o.

«, ill italics, represents the fieiich nasal sound, f i. : pai//, sale;/, etc.

^ represents the french vowel u, and is pronounced as » in b u t, with the under»
lip a little protruded.

A. k, «h./r. U, at, on, by, iH,/or,/rotn, about, against,

afltr.
Aljai>><>e, nb-aySiy. uiitfftrtiist. [/"^l-

Alialssciiient, al>-ays-iiia»», tn. lingering; abasemmt ;
AbaU&er, al>-ays-al, v. n. la t^nvtr, abtilt ; dtbast ; %' — ,

V. r. to /all, siist ; drcrtase.
AI>alouruir, ab-a-loor-decr, v. a. tu ttun.
AI>amlon, a-bax-do», m. abandoumtnt ; for taking ;

dtrtliction ; \ V — , at randotn,
Al>ancloiiné, al>-a>«-(lo-iiai, ;//. rake. \fro/ligacy.

At>uiuloiiiieinent, ab-aM-don-ma», ni. ahatuioninn ;
Abaiiduiiiier, nb-a«-do-nal, r: a. to abandon, /orsaif ;

gixt mtr ; deliver up ; »' — , V. K to indulge, trust

one's sel/; despond.
Abasourdir, ab-a-soor-dccr, see Abalourdir.
A Ullage, a)>-at-alij, ««. cuffing dirivn.
Ab.itant, ab-at-ax, M. truni-lighl.
Abâtardir, ab-au-iar-dcer, r. a, to debase ; spoil ; s' — ,

V. r. to degenerate.
AbAtardisseincnt, ab-aii-tar-diss-ma«, w. degeneracy.
Abated a,\i-!i,-\A\, /. falling offfo leeward.
Abati:» a-bat-c, w». giblets ; offal.
Abat-jour, ub-ahj-oor, tn. sky-light.
Abattement, ab-at-ina», tn.faintness ; dejection.
Abatteur, ab-at-ur, m. feller.
Abattoir, ab-at-twar, m. slaughter-house.
•Abattre, ab-at-tr, v. a. to fell, pull down ; deject ; s" — ,

V. r. to fall down ; despond.
Abattu, e, ab-at-tfl, a. faint, dejected.
Abattures, ab-at-tûr, / //. abatures, pi.
Abatvent, ab-ah-va«, tn. penthouse.
Abatvoix, ab-av-wa, tn. soundina board,
Abliatial, e, ab-ass-yal, a. of a» abbot.
Abbaye, ab-ai-ye,y abbey.
Abbé, .ib-al, tn. abbot.
Abbesse, ab-ess,/: abbess.
Abe, ah-bai-sai, tn. abc, pritner.
Abcis, ab-say, m. abscess.
AtHlication, ab-rtik-ah-syow,/"- abdication.
Abdiquer, ab-dik-ai, v. a. to abdicate.
Abdomen, ab-do-main, in. abdomen.
Abécédaire, ab-ai-sai-dair, tn. spelling-book,
Abecquer, ab-ck-ai, v. a. fofecd (birds).
Abée, ab-ai, /: tnill-dam.
Al)eille. ah-bai/.y: bee.
Abéquer, see Abecquer.
Aberration, ab-air-rah-syo;/,/; aberration.
Abêtir, ab-ay-teer, v. a. to stupefy ; s'— . v. r. to groii;
Abhorrer, ab-or-rai, v. a. to abhor, [become stupid.
Abttne, ab-eem, tn. abyss ; gulf.
Abîmer, ab-ee-mai, v. a. to throw into an abyss;

desfroy, spoil; s' — , v. r. to sink,
Al)ject, e, ab-hject, a. abject, base.
Abjection, ab-hlec-syo>/,y! abjection.
Abjuration, ab-njû-rah-sycM,/". abjuration.
Ahlurer, nb-hjû-rai, v. a. to abjure.
Ablatif, ab-lat-if, tti. ablative.
Ablette, ab-lett,/: ablet.
Ablution, ah-\([-syon,f. ablution.

Abnéij^ation, ab-nai-gah-syo;»,/; abnegation, self-denial.
Abni, ah-bwa, Aboiment, ah-bwa-niaw, tn. barking ;— s,

tn. fl. bay : extretnity, distress ; être aux — , to gasp.
Abolir, ab-o-Ieer, v. a. to abolish; annul.
Abolisscmeiit, ab-o-liss-nia», tn. abolishment.
Abolition, ab-o-le-syo«,/! abolition.
Abominable, ab-o-me-nali-b1, a. — ment, ad. abominable.
Abomination, ab-o-me-nah-syo«,y! abottiination.
Abondamment, ab-o»-dam'-a», ad. abundantly.
Abondance, ab-o«-da«s,y: abundance, plenty.

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A1>ondant, c, ab-o«.da»/, — t, a. abundant, plenlifu,'.

Abonder, ab-oiz-d.ii, i: a. to abound in.

Abonné, ab-o-nai, m. subscriber.

Altoiincnient, ab-(>n-nm>/, tn. subscription.

s'Alionner, ali-o-nal, v. r. to subscrihe. [better.

Abonnir, ab-o-necr, v. a. to imprm'e ; s'— , t. r. to grow

AlHird. ab-or, in. access ; approach ; d" — , atjirst.

Abordable, ab-or-<lah-l>l, <i. accessible.

Alxjrd.iKe, ab-or-dahj, tn. boarding.

Aliordcr, ab-or-dal, v. a. et ti. to approach, accotts

bo,ir\t, handle ; land : s"— , v. r. to run foul.
Aboriicineiit, al>-orn-nKi><, tn. litnitalion.
AlMjrner, ab-or-nai, v. a. to litnit.
Abortir, ive, ab-or-tif, — iv, a. abortife.
Alxiuclicnicnt, ab-oosh-iiia», tn. conference.
Aliouclier, ab-oo-shai. v. a. to bring toi;elher ; s' — , v. r.
About, ab-oo, tn. buff-end. [fo confer ■uith.

Aboutir, ab-oo-teer, v. ti. fo confine, join ; end.
AI>outissants, ab-oo-tiss-a>/, tn. pi. abuttals, pi.
Aboutiiiscmciit, ab-oo-tiss-ina», tn. eking-piece ; sup-
Aboyer, ab-wa-yai, v. n. to bark, yelp. [puration.

Aboyeur, ab-wa-yur, tn. barker.
Abrégé, ab-rai-hjai, tn. abridgtnettt.
Abréger, ab rai-fijai, v. a. to abridge.
Abreuver. al)-ruh-vai, v. a. to ivater ; s'— , v. r. to drink.
Abreuvoir, ab-rt.li-vwar, in. horse-pond.
Abréviateur, ab-rai-ve-at-ur, tn. abbreviator.
Abréviatif, ive, ab-ral-ve-at-if, — iv, a. abbreviativ*.
Abréviation, ab-rai-ve-ah-syox,/: abbreviation.
Abrévier, ab-rai-ve-ai, v. a. to abbrer-iate.
Abri, ab-re, t». shelter; h V — , under cover.
Abricot, ab-rc-koli, tn. apricot.
Abricotier, ab-re-kot-yai, tn. apricot-tree.
Abriter, al)-re-ta!, f. a. to shelter, shade.
Abrogation, ab-ro-gali-syo»/,/". abrogation.
Abroger, ab-ro-lijai, v. a. to abrogate. \i:ro7v stupid.
Abrutir, ab-rû-teer, T'. it. to besot, stupefy ; s' — . f, r. to
Abrutissement. al)-rû-tiss-niaw, tn. brutishness.
Absence, ab-sa«s,/! absence.
Absent, e, ab-sa</, — t, a. absent.
s'Absenter, ab-saH-tai, 7'. r. to absent one's selj.
Absinthe, ab-sai(»t,/: tuormiiood.
At>solu. e, ab-so-in, a. —ment, ad. absolute.
Absolution, ab-so-lû-syo«,/: absolution.
Absolutisme, nb-so-lft-tism, m. abs Uutisni.
Absolutiste, ab-so-lrt-tist, tn. absolt >ist.
Absolve, ab-solv, see Absoudre.
Absorber, ab-sor-bai, v, i . fo absorb ; consume.
Absorption, ab-sorp-syo«, /: absorption.
Absoudre, ab-soo-ur, v. a. to absolve, acquit.
Absous, te, ab-soo, — t, see Absoudre.
Absoute, ab-soot,y; absolution.
Abstème, abs-taini, a. abstemious.
•s'Abstenir, abst-ncer, x<. r. to abstaiti.
Abstergent, e, abs-tair-lija», — t, a. abstergent.
Abstergcr, abs-tair-hjai, v. a. to cleanse.
Al)Stcrsif, ive, abs-tair-sif, — iv, a. abstersive.
Abstersion, abs-tair-syo;;, / abstersion.
Abstinence, abs-te-na«s,y! abstinence.
Abstinent, e, abs-te-na«, — t, a. abstitient.
Abstraction, abs-trak-syo«,/; abstraction.
•Abstraire, ubs-trair, r: a. to abstract.
Abstrait, e, abs-tray, — t, a. abstract, abstruse.
Abstrus, e, abs-trû, —s, a. abstruse.
Absurde, ab-sfird. a. — ment, ad. absurd.
Absurdité, ab-sûr-de-tai,/: absurdity.
Abus, ab-ft, m. abuse; error.
Abuser, ab-û-zai. v. a. et ti. to deceive; to abuse,

seduce; s'—, v. r, to tnistake.

ABU

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Abusif, lv«. nbft.ilf, — Iv. a. ahiitiv*.

Acaliil, »k-«b-c, m. tnslf , giuility.

Ac.K III, iik-a»vyali, '». .kikm.

Aciilciiiicicn, iil(-.iiliiiiiiKsyai<(, m. aeihiimuiiiH,

Acaileiiiie. «k-ml .11 iiic,/. itiiuttuiy.

AcndtfmUiiic, iik-iul-al-iiiik, <i. —ment. aJ. iicaatmuitl.

Atiiil«iiiiMc, iik-.nl-.il iiihl. l't. itiiiittmiit.

k'Acatfn.ircIcr, ak-anyar>l.ii, v. r. lo s^ow ilallyfiil.

At.ijou, ak-a-lijixi. »/». iii>>/h'},iiii^V.

AcariAtru, ak-a-rc-iui-lr, <i. ftniith.

A< ( il.laiit. c, «k-kiih-'>la</, - t. <i. htavy ; frirvûut.

Ac. .il.Kiiic.iU, nk-kahbliiia(i, »«. hMViiifSt.

Al . .ilikr, ak-kali-l)lai, t. ,i. /.' mirnlirim , i'Pfrtst.

AtciiLtrciiiLiit, aka|i-ar-iii.i'/, m. iinmopo/y, /vttilall-

Aicipirer, ak-ap-ar-al, %'. .1. l><Joirst,iU. [iiit!.

A( i.iii.irciir, ak-.i|i-ar-iir, m. /'oit\litll<f.

AcL.isijll.iKo, akk,ivti/-alij, m. ii/'/iet-noïkt, fil,

Attt'dcr, .ik-s.ii-.l.ii, v. ti. :t> lutitii:

AtLi!li.'r.itcur, ak-vil-Lii-rat-iir, »i. ituc/trator ; — Irlce,
— Iriss, II. itiieUrittiiiL'.

Accélérer, ak««l-lalr,ti, v. n. to afctlrrttlt : voilure
•Accent, ak-s.1»», m. urtrul. [acciXcxic, /ty-ciHicli.

Acci-iilii.ilioii, aksii<i-trt-.ill-syn»;,/. iinfiittiittioil.

Accciitiirr, ak-s.i"-lA-ai, 7'. .i. /.' itnenl.

Accept. il.lc, ak-Hc|>-l.ili-l.l, .». •lif/'liihU.

Acccptiiiit, ak-scp-ta», tet Accepteur.

Acceptation, nk-sep-t.4li-!iyi>//, /. ii<((//<t«f^

Accepter, ak scp-t.il, v. a. lo iinf/it.

Accepteur, ak-scp-tur, tu. aixepler.

Acception, ak.sep-syo»i, / autfUUion ; sigitifiiation :

Accès, ak-sjiy, >;/. antss:Jil. [rff;,ini.

Acccssiljlc, ak-seHS-sll)l, a. acctssibtt.
Accession, .ik-sess-syi»»,/. lUiession.
Accessit, nk-scss-sit, m. stconU premium.
Accessoire, ak-sess-sw.ir, .i. itcrrssory.
Accident, ak-se-il.i'/, m. aidiienl : chxiiu*.
Accidentel, le, ak.se-d.i«tel, «. —lenient, ad. ncci-
Accise, ak-see/, /'. excise. \tteiital.

Acclainalion, ak-klali-inali-syo;/,/ <irrA?>/i(i/jVi<i .• thoitl.
Accllm.itur, nk-kleiiLil-al, v. a. to lUtiistom to a
Acciiintaiicc, ak-walM-tax-,,/. iin/iiiiiiititiue. [ilimale,
Acciit.ide, ak-o-l.id,/: hut;.
Accoler, ak-o-lai, v. a. ta hu); : Join ; einttr.tfe.
Arcommoil.ilile, ak-ko-mo-dah-bl, a. siiit,t/>le.
AccuMiinod.i^c, ak-ko-iiio-d.ilii, tu. i/ressiuç. [iiuty.
Acc.iininodeinciit, ak-ko-iiiod-ina»/, »i. ,i\;reenunt :
Ac( iiiiinioder, ak-ko-mo-dai, v. a. to aicvinitioi/iite ; itd-

just, adiift : Jit ufi : make up ; s'—, v. r. to agree ;
comply ; be innde up.
Acciiiiip.iKii.iteur, ..kko/f-pan-yat-ur, >/«. arcoinpauier.
AccoinpaKneiiicnt, .ikko;i-pan-y^-nia«, /«. itirompaiii-
tuent. [escort.

Acconipnuncr, ak-ko»/-p.ir.-yal, v, a. to accotnpatiy ;
Accomplir, ak-ko«-pleer, v. <». to accomplish, pei'/ortn ;
s' — ,v. r. to be acccinptisluU. [metit.

Accoiiipllssenient, akkox-pliss-niax, tit. accompltsh-
Acc.irif, ak-or, »«. ni'nement ^ accord, consent; d' — I
Acciirdablc, ak-or-. l.ui-lil, «i. grantable. [grnntexil

Accordaillcs, ak-or-ila/,./. //• espoiisuls, pi.
Accoiilée, ak-or-dai,y: bride. (s'— , v. r. to agree.

Accorder, .ik-or-<lal, t. a. to grant; reconcile; tune;
Accorilcur, ak-or-dur, tn. tuner.
Accordoir, ak-or-di ar, t/t. tiining-Jtey.
Accorer, ak-o-rai, J', a. to prop.
Accort. 0, ;ik-or, — t, a. complu isant, easy.
Accostable, ak-os-tali-bl, d. accostahle. [company with.
Accoster, ak-os-tai, v. a. to accost ; a — , v. r. to keep
Accoter, ak-o-tal, v. a. to prop ; s" — , v. r. to lean
Accotoir, nk-n-twar, tn. prop. [against.

Accouch(!e, ak-oosh-ai,y: ivoinan in childbed.
Accouchement, ak-oosli-ma'/, in. delivery.
Accoiiclier, ak-oo-bhai, x'. a. to deliver.
Accoucheur, ak-oo-slmr, tn. man-midwi/e.
Accoucheuse, nk-oo-sliuz,yî midwi/c,
s'Accniider, ak-oo-dai, v. r. to lean on one's elbotu.
Accouple, ak-oo-|)l,/ brace, leash.
Accouplement, aK-oo-pl-ma», tn. coupling.
Accoupler, ak-oo-plal, v. a. to couple ; s' — , v. r. to
couple, pair. [v. r. to gro7v short.

Accourclr, ak-oor-seer, t. a. to shorten, abridge ; s' — ,

ikcourcisseiiient, ak-oor-siss-man, tn. s/torteniiig,
""Accourir, ak-koo-ree.', v. ii. to run, hasten.
Accoutrement, ak-koo-tr-nia«, tn. garb.
Accoutrer, ak-koo-tr«i, v. a. to accoutre.
Accoutumance, ak-koo-tfl-m.i«s,/: habit.
Accoutumé, e, iik-koo-tû-mal, <i. accustomed ; usual.
Accoutumer, ak-koo-tû-mai, v. a. to accustom ; s" — ,

V. r. to inure one's self to.
•'Accouver, ak-koo-vai, v. r. to hatch.
Accréditer, ak-krai-de-tai, v. a. to accredit ; i'— , v. r.

to get into credit, to get a name.
Accroc, ak-roh, m. rant; imptdinunt.

Accroche, ukkrosli, / obitade. [v. r. to Ai- citli^itk
.\ctro<hcr, nk kro-shai, v. a. i,i hang up ; delay; %'--,
*A< croire, nickro-aur, v. n. to belinn ; n'en taUt —, M

be set/.conieiled.
Accrolsseiiicnl, akkrwasn-inaH, m. inrreiitt.
•Accroître, ak-kni-ah-lr, v. n. el »'— , v. r. to increase,
Accr.iiipi, e, ak-kriHi-pe, <i. sfuat.

s'Accroupir, akkr.xi-jieer, v. r. lo si/uat.
Accroupisscinijit, ak-kroo-iiiss-ii
Accru, e, ak-rn, <i. increasea.

>.|na», m.

jfuattiMg
[down.

Accueil, ak-u/. m. reception.
'Accueillir, ak-ii/Kser, i'. «i. to ineiif.
Acciil, .ik-A, m. blind alley ; small bay.
Acculer, ak-k(^-lal, r. a. lo drire lo a corner ; %'—, v. r,

to betake one's self lo a corner.
Accuiniil.ilion, alr-ktViiin-lah-syo»,/; accumulaliim.
Accumuler, ak-krtiiiiVl.ii, T'. h. to heap up ; »'— , v. ».
Acciis.ilile, ak'kiV/.ihbl. >/. anuuiblr, [lo imrtau,

Accuvileur, ak-kflz.i-tur, m, anitier.
Aicus.iiif, ak-kCI'/at-if, m. acnnative.
Accusiition, akkfl-zahsyo»/,/. aicusalion ; ehargt.
Accusé, nk-k(^-J!,ii, in. culprit.
Accuser, akkrt-zal. v. a. to accuse ; reproach.
Accnser, abb-a»/-»éU, t'. .t. to let out,/ar»n.
Acerbe, nss-airl), ii. acerb ; sour ; rough.
Acerbité, assalr'.i-e-t.ii,/. ascerbity.
Aréré, e, nssai-ral, a. sharp ; steely ; keen.
Acérer, n»s-air.il, v. a. to steel.
Acéteux, »e, ass-ni-tuh, —r, a. acetous.
Achaliinil.«Ke, asli-ala»(-dahj, in. custom.
Achnlander, ash-al-a"-dal, v. a. to get custom ; %'—,

T. r. lo gel customers.
Acharné, e, ash-ar-nai, a. eager.
Acharnement, ash-arn-fiia»i, m. rage, fury
Acharner, ash-ar-nal, v. a. to Jtah ; pritK<rk*, routt;
Achat, nsh-ah, m. purchase, [s—, v. r.^ m set upon.
Achées, ash-al,///. lobworms.
Acheminement, ash-inin-nia;/, tn. meant.
Acheminer, ash-iiiin-nk. v. a. to fonuaid ; i—, V. r. to

gofoi jvard ; set out.
Acheter, a^htai, v. a. lo buy, purc/iase.
Acheteur, se, ach-tur, — uz, s. purchaser.
Achevé, e, ash-val, a. perfect.

Achèvement, ash-ayv-ma«, m. finishing : perfection.
Achever, ash-v,-ii, v. a. tojinish .•compute.
Achoppement, ash-op. nia/i, m. stumbling-block,
Achorcs, ash-or, in. pi, achor, '

Acidité, ass-ld-e-tai, f. acidity, sourness.
Acier, ass-yai, m. steel ; S7vord.
Aciérie, ass-yair-ee,y! steel manufactory.
Acolyte, ak-ul-itt, m, acolite.

Ac.K|uiner, ak-o-ke-n,ii, v. a. t' allure ; s' — , v. r. to be
Acoiistiijue, ak-oos-tik, f. acoustics. [beivitched,

Ac(|uéreur, ak-ai-rur, in. buyer, [to be acguired,gaiti,
•Acquérir, ak-ai-reer, v. a. lo acquire, buy ; s'— , v. r,
Aciiuft, akay, m. acçiu-st, profit.
Ac(|uiers, ak-kyair, see Acjuertr.
Acquiescement, ak-yess-ma'/, m. compliance.
Acjuiescer, ak-yess-sai, v. n. to acquiesce, comply.
' r<)uls, ak-e, m. acquirement {see Acquérir).
Ac.|uisition, ak-c-2e-syo«. / acquisition, purchase.
Ac()uit, ak-e, m. acquittance ; lead; — de douane,
Acquittement, nk-itt-ina», m. acquittal. [cocket.

Acquitter, ak-itt-ai, v. a. to acquit, clear, pay; s' — ,

V. r, to discharge ; pay ojf; lead.
Acre, au-kr, m. acre : — , a. sharp, sour. [nest.

Acreté, au-kr-tai. Acrimonie, aK-re-nio>ne, f. sharp-
Acrimonieux, se, ak-re-mon-yuh, — i, a. acrimonious.
Acrobate, ak-ro-bat, m. rope-dancer.
Acrostiche, ak-ros-tisli, tn. acrostic.
Acte, akt, tn, act, deed ; — s, //. records, rolls, pi.
Acteur, ak-tur, tn, actor, player.
Actif, Ive, nk-tif, — Iv, a, — ivciiient. ad. active, nimble.
Action, ak-syo«,yr action ; battle, fight ; share ; — de

j;r.^ces, thanksgiving.
Aciionnaire,*iiks-yo-nair, m. shareholder,
Acdonner, aks-yo-nai, v. a. to sue at law.
Activer, ak-tiv-ai, v. a. to fonvard ; instigate.
Activité, ak-tiv-e-tai,/: activity; quickness.
Actrice, ak-triss,/: actress.

Actuel, le, ak-tfl-el, a. actu"' ■ real ; — lement, ad.
Acutanjfle, ak-ut-aw(fl, a. a^^iangular. [really ; now,
Acla^e, ad.ahj, tn. adage.
Adaptation, ad-ap-tah-syon,/: adaptation.
Adapter, ad-a»-tai, v, a. to adapt. Jit ; s' — , t'.r to com-
Addition, ad-cliss-yo«, f, addition. [ply with.

Additionnel, le, ad-diss-yo-nel, a. additional.
Additionner, ad-diss-yo-nai, v. a. to cast up.
Ademption, ad-a«-syo«./. ademption.
Adepte, ad-ept, tn, adept.
Adéqimt, e, ad-ai-kah, — t, a. adequate.
Adherence, ad-ai-ra/is,/°. adhesion.

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Ailhf'rcnt, e, i»ff«l-r.i»/, -t. a. aiihtrtnl
A(ihrirr, dilMlril, i >i r<' a.iHrrr* ,

Ailh«'M'iii. ,1(1 ,ii/y<i«, / <ii^A.'i/i'»». ' * (/«"iifr.

A'jirii, ail'Viili, «I. fitrrurtl : faire vs — ». I» l*k*
A'liltrn, iiil i%-y<i>(, f anfft.imf ^tnhfri m iif).
AdUi ent, e, .ul lij.ili>.i»<. --I, <i. aii/areiif. [niiirftitvly.
Aijjrtlif, aillijrctif, HI. mit*i(iit ; — Ivniiriit, tiii.
•Afljoimlrc, .icl-hiwaixilr, »■ a lo mtjatii, atsoiialt,
A'ljoiiit, .i.llijwni»/, »i. iKiiif.inf.
A(( nnction, •iiM)]>i>/k'%y<»f./; aii/iiitction.
All iiil.inl, ■iil-hjii'il'i'i, III. (liliiitiiiit.
Acl iiilic.it. lire, .iil'liJiVile.k.ii-.iir, iH hii;lifi> hiitittr.
Ailjii III .itiiin, •til'liJA-do-kiili-syo//, I' aiijiiitiiiiii'ii.
A'lju>{er, iiil-hl(^.|ii.ii. I', r. lo (i,iiii-ti:f
Ailliir.iiiiiii, a(l-h|A-ruli'^y<>i(, / itiiiiii-atioii,
Ailjurcr, ail-hirt-rii*. t'. a. to miiiire, sihhihoh.
•Ailiiictlrc, aiViiii-ttr, t». rf. to mimil ; /ft m
Ailminiciilc, ailriicite-kt'il, »r. aiiiniiiuif. aiif.
A'liiilnlMr.ituiir, .i.l-ini;iiiisir,itiir, m. inOiiiiiistnttor.
AdiiiiiUiitralif, Ivc, ad-mc-niiiii-trat-ir, — |V| a. aiiminu-

tratiit.
Ailiiiinistralinn, nil-me-ni«vtMli-syo;(, / aifimiii'.t'i'a-
AiliiiliiiMrcr, ailnic-niss-lr.u, f. /». to iiiiiiiiiintfr. [tu'ii.
Ailiiiiralilr, ail.iiier.ililil, a. — iiioiit, <irf. aiiinirahlf.
Ailniiraleiir, ailiiierat-ur, in. —trice, — irins, / ad-
AtliiiiralliMi. .'iil.nic'.r.ili-syi»/./ niimirntion. [miirr.
Ailiiiircr, ail'iiier.ii, '■■ ii. to aiUniir : ivoiuift:
A'lnils, .iiliiie, sff A limttrc.
Ailiiiissililc, a<t-iiilss-sili|, It. a/loTvuHt.
A'liiiissinii, ad-iiiiss-yi»/, A njiiiiisii'ii.
Ailiiioiidtc', ail-iiiii ii.ii-t.i!, in. aitniomtion,
Ailnionéler, itil-iiiiiii.il.t.il, 7'. ii. to .tiiinonislt.
Ailinonilliiii, a<l-iii«-iiusyi»/, / luiinoiiitioii.
Aildlcscciice, .ii|ii-lcsssa»is,/l 4iiio/fsteniy. [iniiii.

Ailiilescciit, e, ail-o-lcss-s<i'', — t, «i yoiine ; — • '". yoiiiii;
Ailoiiisur, ail-i>-iic-z.ii. T'. iI. to hriiitm, ilrttn ; s — , v. r.

to liitfit one's .If// out.
t'AiloiiiuT, ail-oiiai, t'. r. toadUut, af<ply one t id/, liike
A(l<i|iter, .iil-n|i tai, t. n. to luiofit. [to.

Ailoptir, ivc, iul-ii|i.tir, — iv, <i. •iito/>livt,
Ailiipliiin, ail()|)>^yi><(, / luioftioii.
Ailnnililc, ail-iir.iii'lil, ii. iidonihle.
A<liir.ileiir, ail-orat-iir, >n. tidorer.
Ailiir.itidi:, ailur.tli-iyiio, A iiiiofiitioii.
Ailiirrr, ailii-r.ii, j'. <i. to iii/ore.
A'liis, ailiili. III. fJie/7'iii^'./vi/,
A'liiiscr, ail-<i|i.s.ii, t. n. to /•iit fitiit to hack; /edii

•ti,'iiiitit: s — , 7'. r. to ieiin one'v h,iik in',t iiist.
Ailiiu( ir, ailoo-scer. T. a. to nveeteii , ii/liiuite ; .toolhe;

s' — , V. r. to heeoine .r7ir//. [emo/tient.

Ail'iiicissaiit, e, .111 iiiisc-s.\'/, — t, i». sn/teniin' : — , in,
Ailimcis-vcnii'iit, .uliiiisiss-in.ix, in. .tofteiiiiig.
Ailffsse, acl-ress,y: «lA/j-ci r .• direction. [to ii^fly to.
Adresser, adress-.ù, J', u. to a,idre\s : i/irett ; s —.7'. r.
Admit, e, ad-drwa, — t, ii. — ciiioiit, iiJ. dixterotii,
Adul.itL'ur, ,idô|.,»t-iir, in./latleier, [skil/iil,

Adiilatiim, ad-iVlali-syo»>,y! Jt,ilttry,
Aduler, ad-iVlai, v. a. to flatter.
Adulte, ad-Alt, n. luinlt.

Adultérât inn, ad-dl-tai-rah-syo»/,/ adulteration.
Adultère, ad-f.l-tayr, a. adulterous ; —, in. adulterer ;

adultery.
Adultérer, ad-Cil-tai-rai, f. a. to adulterate.
Adultérin, e, ad-Al-tai-rai», — rin, a. adulterine.
•Advenir, ad-v«/t-neer. v, ii. to hapfen.
Adventice, ad-va>i-tiss, <i. ad7-entitioia.
Adverbe, ad-vairb, in. adiierh.

Adverbial, e, ad-vair-byal, a, — anient, ad. adverbial.
Adversiiire. ad-vair-s;iir, in. adversary.
Ailvers.itif, ive, ad-vair-sat-if, — iv, a, adversative.
Adverse, ad-vairs, a, adverse.
Adversité, nd-vair-se-tai, /: adversity.
Aérer, ah-ai-rai, 7/. ir. to air.
Aérien, ne, ah-ai-ryai>/, — ain, a. aerial.
Aérulithe, ah-ai-rolit, in. aerolite.
Aérouiétrie, nh-ai-ro-inai-tree,/. aeroinetry,
Aérmiaute, ahai-ru-nolit, in. aeronaut.
Aérostat, ah-ai-ro-stah, in. air-bal/oon.
AérosL-itique, ah-ai-ru-stat-ik, a. aerostatic,
AlTaliilIté, af-fab-e-le-tai,/: affahitity,
Alfable, af-fah-bl, a. —ment, ad. ajj'able, kind,
Atradii-, af-fad-eer, v. a. to iiutie insipid.
Affadissement, af-fad-iss-nia», in. insipi^lity.
Affaiblir, af-fay-bleer, v, a. to vieaken ; s'— , v, r, to

grcnv iveak.
Affaiblissement, af-fay-bliss-maw, tn, ■nieakeniiig.
Aff.iire, af-air, /. aj/air, business ; roncem ; scrape :
Affaire, e, af-air-ai, a. busy. [/ifllil-

Affaissement, af-faiss-ma», in. sinking, debility.
Atf.iisser, af-fais-sai, ». <i. to press dcni/n : s'— , v. r. lo
Affaler, affal-ai, f. a, to Unver ; einhay. [sink.

Aifaïué, af-f.im-ii, a. H^tgry; ea^er i\/Xtr,

AlT.imer, arf^m .ll, v. a. lo famiih, r/<f>^'».

Alfoclaliim, .•lfeklali-syii«, /■. a >fii t.iti m .

Affecter, affek tai, v. a to.i/firt: enta J ; anigH; *f<

K//«« . a.ipiieto, s'— , :■. r. to be iiffeettet,
Affeilif, Ivc, al-fckllf, — iv, .i. pathetit,
Alfeclirtn, af-fek-syo/i, /: affection.
Atfectli>niié, e, .if-feksyo-nii, a alfeclioiiixte
Aflectliiiiner, af-fek-sy<in,ii, v, a, to love, tn /ond of;

s'— , r . r to delst:Ht in,
AffoctneiK, se, uf-fec-tu-iih, — i. a. — (vnient, ad. a/fee-
Alferiiier, af-r.ilr-ntni, v, a. to Jann. [tionale.

Allcritiir, af-f.iir-mcir, v. a. lo stieni;theii ; to^^/iiin;

»' — , 7' r. to i,'rirn' stroiii', grow nard.
Afri'rini.,s>'Mient, af-f.iir-niUsniax, "i. slrtn^fHtinnj;;

con/irina/ioii,
Affété, e. affaital, a aff'ecfed.
Atf 'icric, aff,ii-trc'!, <i. affectation.
Attic lie, .ifisli./. bill posted up.
Allii lier, ,ife sii.ii, v. a. to fo\t /(/ ; publith ; %'—, v» #%

to e \pose one's self.
Athclieur, af-e-slinr, in. bill-stuktr.
Affilié, af-fc'd.ii, Ii. trusty.
Affiler. af-fc-!.ii, v. a. to ief ; sharpen.
Afnii.itiiin. affely.»h-syi)/i,./ affllialioii.
Affilier, af foly.ii, v. a, to lUHIiate,

Affuiat;e, iiffen.itij, in. ajnnax:e. ,

Affiner, .if-feii.ii, v. a. to rejixe.
Affinerie, affinree,/;/t'/»r»-.v, lejinery.
.\flinciir, affe-iiiir, in. refiner,
Aflinité, iif.fe-liet.ii,/: affinity.

Atfiiioir, af.fin-w.ir, in. hatchel. \bles, V.

AfKi|uet. af-fe-k.iy, in. knittinn-she.illi : — s, //. *<!»»
Atliriii.ilif, ive, af-leer-iiia-tif, — iv, i>. — iveiiient, ad.

ixjpii inative,
Alfîriiiatinii, .iffeorir.ah-syo»!,/! affirina>i:^>.
Affirm. ilive, .if-ieeriiial-iv, / affirmative.
Affirmer, af-fcerinai, v. a. toajffirin, assert,
AfHictif, ive, af-flik'tif, — iv, «r. corporal.
AtHlctiiin, afflik-syii»», /. affliction. [sorroiu.

Affliger, af-Helij.ii, -,\ a, to afflict ; s' — , v. r. In unnir,
Aflliie-nce, af-flft-.i»<s,/. ajftuence.

Aflliieiit, e, iil-HA-a», — t, a. /all in); into; —, t». con-
Allliur, af-tliVai, v. n. tojlo^v into ; abound, [yluence.
s'-XriiiliT, af fiil.ii, V. r. to dote upon.
Affi)rai;e, affn-r.ilij, in. ajforage.
Affranchi, af-fra<i-slie, in. freed man.
Affranchir, af-fra«-sheer, va. to set /ret : /rank [letter) ;

s' — , V. r. to/ree one's \el/,
Alfr.uuhissement, .if- fr.i'i • shiss-max, tn, delivery;
Affre, affr,/". ):reat /right, pangs. [/ranking'.

Alfrotemeiil, .if-frayt-m.!», m. freighting.
Affréter, af-fr.ii-t.ii, v. a. to freight.
Affréteur, af-fr-iltur, in. freighter,
Ailreuscmont. .if-frii/-iu.i<;, ait.fn^ lit fully.
Atlreux, se, .iffriih, — z, a,/righl/iil.
Allri.iiuler, .iffre-a^-dai, 7'. ir. to use to dainties ; tntict.
Affrioler, af-tVeo-l.ii, v. a. to allure.
Affront, af-froH, in. ajf.ont, insult.
Affronter, af-fri)»i-tai, v. a, to face, brave,
Affri.nteur, af-fro>i.iur, in. cheat.
Affii'jlcmeiit, af-fiVbl-ina//, in. muffler.
Affubler, af-fii-bl.ii, v. a. to muffle up ; s' — , V, r. lo be

ivrapped up. [tatch.

AfTrtt, al'-Cl, III, gun-rarriage ; être à I' — , lo be on the
AlfOt.ii;e, af-fl-talij, m. mounting o/a piece o/ordname.
Affûter, af-fiVt.ii, v. a. to mount ; sharpen.
Afin, iif-ai'i, c. in order to,
Aifaç.int, c, ,an-.iss-a//, — t, a. enticing,
Aiiacemeiit, a^;-ass-ina«, iii. setting on edge.
Aii.icer, .iK-ass-ai, v. a. to set on eilge ; entice; irritate,
A>;.icerie, a^;-.issre../'. eiiticeinent,
A^ate, a^-at,/; igaie.

Atje, aulij, >«. age ; être sur I'—, to be growing old.
A>;é, e, aiilij-ai, a. aged, old,
A>;eiice, aliJ-aHS,yt agency.
Agencement, ahj-a«s-iiia«, in. arrangeineiit.
A^'cncer, aly-a>i-s.ii, v. a. to arrange ; s'— , 7; r. to trim
A;,'eii(l.i, alij-ai'»-ila, m. meinoraiidum book, [one s sel/,
s'Agenouiller, ahj-nooZ-ai, r. r. to kneel down,
Atjenouilloir, ahj-nooZ-war, in. has.\ock,
Aj;ent, ahj-a», nt. agent ; — de ctt:kn)'e,exchangebroker
Auiilomération, aK-K'l"-">ai-rah-syi»i,/^ agglomeration,
A(;>;lomérer, a^-Klu-inai-rai, v. a. to agglomerate,
Anifravant, e, a^;-t;ra-va»i, — t, it. aggravatiiit^',
Ajfiiraver, at;-Kra-vai, v. a. to aggravate ; s— , v. r, to

grow worse,
Aijile, ahj-ill, a, — ment, nd. agile; nimble,
A>;ilité, alvj-e-le-tai,y: agility.
Agio, ahj-yoh, w. exchange.
Agiuta^e, ahj-yo-tahj, in. stock-jobbing.
Agioter, ahl-yo-tal, v. n, to stock-job.
Aifioteur, ai\]-yo-tur, m, ttttk-Joiàtr,

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Agir, alij-eer, î/. (f.^/«. /û<if/; nigoliate : nlnt ; en—,

lo btiuivt : s'—, V. imp. to be in iiuestion,
Axissuiit, c, alij-is5-a«, — t, a. active.
AK'tiitciir, iilii-e-UU-ur, m. agitator.
A«itiitioii. alij-c-tiill-syo«,y: agitation.
A);itcr, ahj-c-tai, t. a. to agitate; distiitb ; s'— , f. r. to
AKnat, ai;-ii,th, >n. agnate. [stir; be debated.

Auiieaii, aii-yoli, >it. ùxntb.
AjfU-'li-r, aii-y«/(-lai, t'. «. toyeaii, ctve.
A^iiulut, aii-yH/»-lay, »i. lambkin.
A^ncline, an-y/(/i-lm,y; lamb's wool.
Allies an-ycss.y: simpleton.
Akiius aii-yfts, w«. agntts-dei.
Amollie, ny-o-nce,/! af;ony.

A),'oniser, a>;-i)-iie-j-^ai, v. n. to be at the point of death.
Ajfrafe, an-raff,y' clasp, locket.
Agrafer, a>;-rafai, f. a. to clasp.
Agraire, a>;-rair, i». agrarian.
A);raii(iir, a({-r.i)/.deer, v. a. to enlarge ; raise , exalt ;

s'— , 7'. r. to become larger. ( /•romotion.

A^raiulisscineiit, ai;-ra»(-cliss-nia/;, m. eniar,;n>iciit ;
Aiirëable, ag-rai-ali-bl, a. —ment, iiii'. agreeable;

Pleasing.
A^rcer, ag-rai-ai, i:a.et n. to accept of; rig: like;
A^jercur, a>;-rai-ur, tn. rigi;rr. [p.'e.ise,

A^réKat, a^j-r-ii-Kali, m. aggregate.
A>;ré)îation, afî-rai-^ali-syo;i,y. adfniision.
Agrctjer, agr.iihjai, v. a. lo aggregate ; admit.
A^Diiiictit, ag-rai-ina//, m. agreeableness ; p/easuie;

—s, pi. ornaments, pi.
Agrès, ag-ray. m. pi. rigging.
Agresseur, ag-rcss-sur, >«. aggressor.
Agri'ssif, ive, ag-ress-if, — ve, a. offensive.
Agression, ag-ress-syo;/,y: aggression.
Agreste, ag-rcst, a. wild.
Agricole, ag-re-kol, a. agricultural.
Agriculteur, ag-re-kfil-tur, tn. husbandinan.
Agriculture, ag-re-kûl-tûr.y: agriculture.
s'Agriffer, ag-re-fai, v. r. to cling fast.
Agronome, ag-ro-iiom, ;-•;. agriculturist.
Agronomique, ag-ro-nom-ik, a. agricultural.
Aguerrir, ag-air-eer, v. a. to train up to tuar ; inure ;

s' — , 1'. r. to inure one's self to ivar.
Aguets, ag-liay, m. pi, être aux — , te lie in wait.
Ah ! ah I int ah !

Alieurtcment, ah-urt-ma;(, tn. obstinacy.
s'Alieurter, ali-ur-tai, t: r. to be obstinate in.
Ahi 1 ali-ce, int. U dear I
Ahurir, ah-ft-reer, v. a. to astound.
Aide, aid, tn. assistant ; — de camp, aid-de-cainp ;

— maçon, Aorfwjn;/ / — ,/. aid, help ; —s,pl. taxes, pi.
Aider, ay-dai, v. a. to aid, help.
Aie, aient, a-e, see Avoir.
Ateul, ali-yul, tn. gratid-father.
Aïeule, ali-yul,y; grand-mother.
Aïeux, ah-yuli, tn. pi. forefathers, pi.
Aigle, ay-gl, tn. eagle.
• Aiglon, ay-glo;», in, eaglet.

Aigre, ay-gr, a. — meiit, ad. sour; sharp ; — doux, a.
, sourish ; — , tn. sourness.
Aigrefin, ay-gr-fai<», tn. sharper.
Aigrelet, te, ay-gr-lay, — t, a. sourish.
Aigret, te, ay-gray, — t, a. sourish.
Aigrette, ay-grett,/: egret : tuft. \pl. heartburning.
Aigreur, aygrur, f. sourness ; tarttiess : sfii'e ; — s
Aigrir, ay-greer, v. a. to tnakc sour ; irriiate ; s" — ,
Aigu, e, ay-gi'i, a. pointed ; shar/i. [v. r. to turn sour.
Aiguadc, ay-t',in\,f. fresh water.
Aiguayer, ay-gay-yai, i: a. to soak and was.'i.
Aigue-marine, aig-mar-in.y! beryllus.
Aiguière, ny-ghe-air, /: e^oer, jug.
Aiguillade, ay-gfiiZ-ail,,': goad.

Aiguille, al-gili/, _/'. needle; spire; hand (ivalch) ;
Aiguilltic, ai-gfii/-ai,y; tieedle-full. [sici/ch, points.

Aiguillette, .■ii-gûiAett,y: tagged point ; slice.
Aiguilleur, a-gûi/-ur, tn, switchman, raiiway-shfter,
Aiguillier, ai-gi1i/-yai, in. needle-case,
Aiguillon, ai-gûi/-o«, tn. sting ; goad ; spur.
Aiguillonner, aigûVo-nai, 7'. <z. to goad; incite.
Aiguisement, ai'gûeez-ma/;, tn. sharpening.
Aiguiser, ai-gûe-zai, v. a. to sharpen.
Ail, .1/, pi. aulx, oh, tn. garlic,
A\\e, a\\ . f. iving,
Aili', e, ay lai, <J. winged.
Aileron, ail-ro», tn. pinion ; fin,
Aillade, ^-^A,/. garlic-sauce.
Aille, a/, see Aller.

Ailleurs, a/-ur, ad. elsewhere ; à'—, otherwise.
Aimable, ay-mah-bl, a. amiable, lovely.
Aimant, ay-ma«, tn. loadstone.

Aimant<:r, ay-ma;i-tai, v. a. to touch with the loadstone.
Aintf.BtKf e, ay-ma//tai», —tin, it, mapietic.

Aimer, <ty-mal, v. a, to love ; like.

Aine, ayn, f. groin.

Ajnrf, e, ay-nai, a. older, eldest.

Ainesse, ay-ness, f. priinogtniture.

Ainsi, ai/i-sc, ad. so; thus ; — que, ez'en ttt ; to tu.

Air, air, m. air; look ; tune, song.

Airain, ay-rai>i, in. brass.

Aire, a.\t,f. area ; barn-floor ; aerie.

Airde, ay-rai, f. a barnful.

Airer, ay-rai, z'. it. to make one's aerie,

Als, ay, m. board, plank.

Aisance, ay-zans,f. ease; comfort.

Aise, ayz, a. glad ; — ,f. ease, convenience ; leisure, Â

r — , h son — , at ease, comfortably.
Aisé, e, ay-zai, a. — ment, ad, easy; convenient ; easily.
Aisselle, ess-cll,/! arm-pit. [mons.

.\ji)urnement, alij-oorn-nia;i, tn. adjournment, siiin-
Ajourner, ahj-oor-nai, v. a, to adjourn, suminoa , s— ,

V. r. to ad/ourn.
Ajouter, alij-oo-tai, T.a. to add ; — foi, to ielie^'e.
Ajustement, alij-ûst-ma>/, m. adjusting ; agreement ;

attire, dress.
Ajuster, ahj-ûs-tai, f. a. to adjust; trim; reconcile;

take aim ; s' — , v. r. to agree ; trim one's self.
Ajusteur, ahj-fts-tur, tn. wei.i;her.
Alambic, al-a;i-bik, in. alembic.
Alambiqucr, al-a«-bik-ai, v. a. to puzxU one's self; re-

tine loo much.
Alarme, alarm,/; alarm : fright, fear.
Alarmer, al-ar-mai, v. a. to alarm ; s'— , v. r. to take
Alarmiste, al-ar-mist, in. alarmist. [alarm.

Albinos, al-be-nos, m. albinos.
Album, al-bom, in. album.
Alcali, al-kal-c, in. alkali.
Alcaliser, al-kal-e-zai, v. a. to alkalixe.
Alcliimie, al-she-me.y; alchymy.
Alchimiste, al-she-mist, in. aUhymist.
Alcool, al-ko-ol, ;«. alcohol. '■

Alcooliser, al-ko-o-le-zai, v. a. to alcoholize.
Alcôve, al-kohv,y; alco^ie.
Alcyon, al-se-O'i, in. kingfisher.
Alêne, aX-a.\n,f. awl.

Alcnier, al-ai-nyai, n. awl-maker. [environs, pL

Alentour, al-a»;-toor, ad. about, around ; — s, in. pi.
Alerte, al-ertt, a. alert, brisk; — , f. alarm ; — , int.
Alevin, al-v.ii», tn. fry. [make haste I

Alezan, at-za», a. cheval — , sorrel horse.
Algarade, nl-gar-ad, f. insult.
Algèbre, al-hjay-br, f. algebra.
Algébrique, ;U-njai-brik, a. algebraic.
Algébriste, al-hjai-brist, in. algebraist. '

Algide, al-hjid, a. algid.

Algue, alg, f. alj;a. ■ '■

Alibi, al-e-be, in. alibi.
Aliboron, al-e-bo-ro«, in. conceited fellow.
Aliénable, al-yai-iiah-bl, a. alienable.
Aliénation, al-yai-na-syo«,y. alienation ; aversion.
Aliéné, e, al-yai-nai, a. lunatic, insane.
Aliéner, al-yai-nai, v. a. to alienate ; — l'esprit, to mate
Aligne, al-in-ye,f. slidinx-rail. [mad.

Alignement, al-in-ytr-niaw, m. line ; row.
Aligner, al-in-yai, v. a. to lay out by line.
Aliment, al-c-ma«, tn. aliment ; food ; — s, //. alimony.
Alimentaire, al-e-ma«-tair, a. alimentary. [feeding.
Alimentation, a!-e-nia;i-tah-syo>/, f. alimentation ;
Alimenter, al-e-ma»i-tai, i'. a. to feed ; maintain.
Alimenteux, se, al-e-ma«-luh, — z, a. nutritive.
Alinéa, al-e-nai-ah, in. neiv paragraph.
Alité, e, al-e-tai, a. bedrid.
s'Aliter, al-e-tai, v. r. to keep one's bed.
WVic, aX-iz,f. the fruit of the lotc-tree. , ■'

Alizés, al-e-zai, a. vents — , trade-winds. , ; .

Alizier, al-e-zyai, tn. lote-tree. ''■ .'

Allaitement, al-ett-ma«, in. suckling.
Allaiter, al-ett-ai, f. a. to suckle.
Alléchement, al-laysh-ma«, in. allurement.
Allécher, al-lai-shai, v. a. to allure.
Allée, al-aj,/: alley ; walk.
Allégationf al-lai-gah-syo«, f. allegation.
Allege, al-ayhj,.A lighter; tender.
Allégeance, al-lai-hjaxs, f. allegiance.
Allégement, al-layhj-ma«, in. alleviation, relief.
Alléger, al-lai-hjai, v. a. to allcjiale, lighten.
Allégir, al-Iai-hjcer, v. a, to lighten.
Allégorie, al-lai-go-ree, /: allegory.
Allégorique, al-lal-go-rik, a. — ment, ad. allegorical.
Allégoriser, al-lai-go-re-zai, v. a. to allegorize.
Allégoriseur, al-lai-go-re-zur, in. allegorizer.
Allègre, al-lay-gr, a. — nient, ad. brisk, lively.
Allégresse, a\-Ui-fitcss,f.j'oyfulness.
Alléguer, al-lai-ghai, v. a. to allege.
Alléluia, al-lai-lou-yah, m. hallelujah.

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•Aller, al-ai, t'. u. la go, walk ; itach ; fit, become ;

amcnnt ; — h clicvnl, lo ride ; — clierclicr, to Jetcli ;

il y va (le .a vie, li/t is at sla/te ; s'en —, to £0 away,

depart ; se laisser —, to )(ive way, yittd.
Alliage, al-yalij, »//. aHoyiiig ; alloy.
Alliance, al-ya«s, / alliaiue ; -vedding-riitg. {ally.
Allié, e, al-yai, a. related ; lOii/ederale ; — , m. relation ;
Allier, nl-yai, v. a. to ally; unite ; s'—, t. r. to match ;

enter into an alliance ; — , m. fartridgt-net.
Allobro({c, al-lo-brolij, '". cloivn.
Allocation, al-lo-kah-syo«,/: alUrwancc.
Allocution, al-lo-k(ls-yo/»,y: address.
Alloilial, c, al-lod-yal, a. allodial.
Alloilialitc, al-lotl-y-'l-i'-i»'' f/ieeliold.
Allonjfc, al-oHhi,/: piece Joined to another.
Allon^enieiit, af-o«hj-Mi.i«, m. lengthening.
Alloii^fer, al-o;(lij-ai, v. a. to lengthen ; prolong i delay ;

s' — , V. r. to grow longer.
Allopathe, al-lo-pat, in. allopath.
Allopathie, al-lo-iia-tce, ./. allopathy.
Allo|>athi(iiic, .il-iu-patik, a. allopathic.
Alloiiablc, alloo-ali-bl, (i. alloiuablc.
Allouer, al-loo-ai, v. a. to allow.

Allumer, al-lûni-ai, v. a. to kindle; s' — , t'. r. to he
Allumette, al-lû-mctt,/: match, vesta. [kindled.

Allumeur, al-lii-mur, ;«. lamp-lighter.
Allure, al-ùr, /. gait ; pace.
Allusion, al-10z-yo«,/ allusion, hint.
Alluvion, al-lûv-yo«, /. alluvion.
Almanach, al-mau-ali, »i. almanack.
Aloes, a!-o-eys, m. aloes.
Aloi, al-wa, ;//. alloy ; value.
Alors, al-ohr, ,td. then, at that time,
Alose, al-ohz, /. shad.
Alouette, al-wett, /[ lark.
Alourdir, al-oor-deer, v. a. to dull.
Aloyau, al-wa-yoh, >n, sirloin.
Alpestre, al-pes-tr, a. alpine.
Alphabet, al-fab-ay, m. alphabet.

Alphabétique, al-fab-ai-tik, a. — ment, ad. alphabetical.
Altérable, al-tai-rah-bl, a. alterable.
Altérant, c, al-tai-ra«, — t, a. that causes thirst.
Altération, al-tai-rah-syo;f, /". alteration, change;

excessive thirst.
Altercation, al-tair-kah-syo)/,y; altercation.
Altéré, e, al-tai-rai, a. changed ; thirsty.
Altérer, .il-tai-rai, v. a. to alter ; adulterate ; cause

thirst ; s'— , v. r. to be impaired.
Alternatif, ive,' al-tair-nat-if, — iv, a. — ivement, ad.
Alternative, al-tair-n;it-iv, /. alternative, [alternative.
Alterne, al-tairn, a. alternate.
Alterner, al-tair-nai, v. )i. to alternate.
Altesse, al-tess,y: hi,i;hness.
Altier, ère, al-tyai, — r, a. haughty.
Alto, altoh, tn. tenor viol.
Aluiiiineux, se, al-û-nie-nuh, — z, a. aluntinaus.
Alun, ;il-u*i, in. alum.

Aluner, al-il-nai, 7'. a. to steep in alum-water.
Alunière, al-û-nyair, / alumpit.
Alvéole, al-vai-ol,y: cell.

Amabilité, ara-ab-e-le-tai,y; amiability, atniableness.
Amadis, am-ad-ls, wf. tight slccxe.
Amadou, am-ad-oo, in. tinder.
Amadouer, am-ad-oo-ai, v. a. to /latter, coax.
Aniadoneur, am-ad-oour, tn. flatterer.
Amaigrir, am-ay-grecr, v. a. to emaciate ; — , v. n. et

s'—, 7'. r. to grow lean.
Amaigrissement, am-ay-griss-ma;; m. et, r-ciatiJi;.
Amalifamation, ani-al-gani,ali-syo) ,/. c.ma.'gamalion.
4malname, ani-al-gapi, m. amalgiim. , i

Amalgamer, am-al-;;an5-ai, '/'. a. et s'—,' *'. »•. to tmal-'
Amande, am-arA/luîlmjn'fl, ' " [ganuite.

Amandéj ;iii\.aH -.lai, m,'àlmond-milk. "

Amandie{, a~\<n>r-iiyJ\, tn. almond-tree.
Amant, ar.i-kn^ tti'. loi'er ; — c, — t, /: siveetHeart, tnis-
Amarante,V"-ar-a«t,y; atiiaranth. [!'--s~.

Amariner, am-ar-in-ai, ;■. a. to tnati (ship),
Amarque, am-ark,./: be^Zo',!,

Amarrage, am-ar-ahj, ;■:.■>« vn'«A-. '' ' ' "• ' 1
Amarre, am-ar,y: rope. '. c . '

Amarrer, am-ar-ai, v. d. to iHoo>'beljy. ' ' ' •< i
Amas, am-au, tn. heap, pile. [s'— , v. r. to gather. '

Amasser, am-au-sai, v. a. to heap up ; gather, collect;
Amateloter, am-at-lot-ai, v. a. to class the creiu.
Amateur, ain-at-ur, ;«. lover, virtuoso.
Amaurose, am-oh-rohz,/; amaurosis.
Amazone, am-az-on, y; amazon.
Ambassade, a«-bass-ad, / embassy.
Ambassadeur, a«-bass-ad-ur, tn. attibassador.
Ambassadrice, a«-bass-ad-riss,y: atnbassadress,
Arabe, a«b, in. ainbe.
Ambiant, e, a«b-yav, — t, a. ambient.

Ami idextro, a;»-bc-deks-tr, a. antbiJextrous.
AnihiKU, ë, a»(-bi<-û, i». ambiguous, —, m. medley,
Ambi>fuité, a<(-bie-û-e-tai, /. ambiguity. [miUure.

Ambimliiieiit, a/<-l)ij;-ù-nia;;, ad. mnbtguoiisly.
AinbiticiiK, se, a«-biss-yuh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. ambi-
Ambition, a«-i)is'.-yu;i,y; ambition. [tious.

Ambitionner, a<i-biss-vo-nai, v. a. to dtsirt earnestly.
Amble, a«-bi, m. amble.
Ambler, a«-b!ai, v. n. to amble.
Ambre, a'l-br, m. amber. "

Ambrer, a«-br.u, t'. a. to amber.
Amliroisie, a«-brwa-ze,y. ambrosia,
Ambrosien, ne, a«-bro-zyai«, — ain, a. ainbrosiai.
Ambulance, a»/bûl-a«s,yi fleUlhcspital.
Ambul.mt, e, a«-bil-la;f, — t, a. ambulatory,
Ainc, auui,y soul ; spirit, mind ; valve.
Amélioration, .im-ai-lyo-rali-syon, /. improvement.
Améliorer, am-ai-lyo-rai, v. a. to improve.
Amen, aii-main, m*ameii.
Améii.i(,'i'r, am-.ii-nahj-ai, v. a. to keep (wood).
Amen<lable, ani-ax-dahbl, a. amendable, Ji nable.
Amenile, am-a.ni.\,/. flne, penalty.
Amendement, am-a'al-ma;/, m. amendment.
Amonder, ani-a/i-ilai, v. a. to amend.Jine ; ts,'—, v, r. to

crow better.
Amener, ainuai, v. a. to bring, introduce ; cause;
Aménité, ani-ai-ue-tai,y amenity. [strike.

Amenuiser, am-ain-we-zai, to make thin.
Amer, ilrc, am-air, a. — érement, a. bitter, sour ; — , tn.

bitterness ; —i,pl. landmarks.
Amertume, am-air-tflm,./. bitterness.
Améthyste, am-ai-tist,y; amethyst.
Ameublement, ani-iih-blma;;, m./iirnitiire.
Ameubler, see Meubler. [lighter.

A'ueublir, am-uh-bleer, 7'. a. to make mn'cablr ; make
Ameuter, am-uh-tai, 7'. a. to break dogs ; incite ; s'— ,

V. r. to gather in a mob.
Ami, ain-e, s. friend ; — e, a. frtetidly.
Amiable, am-e-ah-bl, a. —ment, ad. amicable^ ,\ I'—,
Amiante, am-e-a>/t,y; amianth. [nfiicably.

Amical, e, am-e-kal, a. — ement, ad. amicable,
Aniict, aui-e, m. amiie.
Amidon, am-e-do«, tn. starch.
Amidonnier, am-e-don-yai, tn. starch-maker.
Amie, an\-e,/./riend, mistress.
Amincir, am-ai/t-seer, v. a. to make thinner.
Amincissement, am-ai;i-siss-ma;(, m. thinness.
Amiral, am-e-ral, tn. admiral ; admiral's ship.
Amirauté, ain-e-roh-tai,y. admiralship.
Amitié, n.n\-\^.-yM,/. friendship ; —9,, pi. caresses, kind
Auunoni.ique, am-mon-yak,y ammoniac, [things, pi.
Amnistie, am-niss-te.yj amnesty.
Anmlstier, am-niss-tyai, v. a. to pardon,
Amodiateur, am-o-dya-tur, tn. lessee.
Amodiation, am-o-dyasyo>f,y. lease.
Amoilier, am-od-yai, v. a. to farm out. [grow less.
Amoindrir, am-wai«-drecr, v. a. to lessen ; s' — . v. r. to
Amoinilrissement, am-wai^x-driss-ma»/, in. decrease,
\ diminution. [to soften ; grow eflemiiiate.

I Amollir, am-ol-ecr, v. a. to softin ; eiiei-i'ate ; s'— , v. r.

Amollissement. am-ol-iss-ma«, m. softening.
I Amonceler, am-o«-slai, v. a. et s' — , 7'. r. to heap up.
I Amoncellement. am-o«-sel-nia«, tn. heaping up.
I Amont, am-o;/, ad. up the river.
\ Amontal, e, ani-o'/-tal, a. à l'est.

Amorce, am-orss.y! bait ; prime.
i Amorcer, am-or-sai, v. a. to bait, allure; prime.

Amorçoir, am-or-swar, in. auger.
, Ailiorti', am-or-teer, v. a. to amortize, quench ; re-
i • deetih; V'—, v. r. to be quenched.
■ Amorfcf^able.'s.n-or-te-sah-bl, a. redeemable.
.•1monissem«nt, am-or-tiss-ma;(, tn. deadening ; rt-

dcehliitg ; nV« ■^rtiz/ment.
Amour, i\\\\-cf,ii m. ^k>ve :< — propre, self-love ; pour I'-.
; i\e, for the sake if ; -'S, /■.'. delight ; loves.
, s'Amouracher. am-ofi.rt\sb ai. 7 r. to be smitten.
' Amourette. am-oo-rett..<". »>///-/^«*.
Amoureux, se, am-oo-ruli, — z, a. — semcnt, ad. amar-
"ous y — M. lover.
' AmovilJilité,'am-ove-bc-le-tai,/. iiiifixediiess,
j Ani'iv'b'c, c->tu-o-vibl, a. refutable.
''/In."i)hib^;, ■••«-fib-c, in. amphibium.
[ Amphibolo(jie, aH-fib-ol-o-hje,/; amphibology.
Amphibologique, a«-fib-ol-o-hjik, a. amphibological.
Amphigouri, a;(-fig-oo-re, m. nonsense.
Amphithéâtre, an-fe-tai-au-tr, m. amphitheatre.
Ample, au-pl, a. — incnt, ad. ample, wide.
Ampleur, a>«-plur,y amplitude, fulness.
Ampliatif, ive, a>;-ple-at-if, — iv, a. atnpliating.
Ampliation, a«-ple-ah-syo>», / duplicate.
Amplificateur, a/i-ple-fik-at-ur, tn. amplifier.
Amplification, a«-ple-fik-ah-syo«, f, amplification.

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Amplifier, a);-i>le-fyai, f. a. toainpli/y.

Aiiip'nilf, a«-p(i<>l,y. blister.

y\mpi)uli', u. ;i;/ puol-.ii, a. hi);h-flou'n. hoiiibastic.

Ainpiit.ilion, ,i<(-pft-tali-syo«,y. a>nf<titation,

Aiii|iiitcr, aw-pi'ltiii, 7'. i7. to aiiifiulate.

Amulette, ainiVlctt, in. amulet.

Aiiiuri.', .lui-i'ir, /. titti;.

AimisalilL-, aiii(\zali-l)l, a. /it to de amused.

Aiimsaiit, c, aiii-iVz.i//, — t, a. niniisiin^.

Aimisciiiont, aiii-l'i^-iiia«, xi. itiiiiisemeiit, itiveyn'oii.

Amuser, aiii-dzai, 7'. n. to amuse, culeitaiii ; s' -, ;■. r.
to amuse one' i .if//: trijle ivit/i.

Amiisctte, am-rtzctt,y: trijle, toy.

Amytfdale, aui-ijj-dal,/ ainyi^dale.

An, a«, m. year : par —, yearly.

Analjaptisti;, an-.ibat-ist, m. aiiahafititt.

Auacliorùti,-, .iii-ak-dr-ett, in. anehoret.

Aiiachroiiismc, aii-akM-iiisiM, m. anaeJironimt.

AiMjimjIiiUL', aii-ai,'-i>-lijik, (I. >iiy.\lrrioiii.

Ana;,'rauuiiati^te, aM-a:,'ram-iii,it-ist, >n. a>ia:;ra>n>na-

Anagramme, aii-aj,' r.iiii, /.' aiun^ram. |';.i.'.

Analcctes, aii-al-t-kt, >n. /*/. ana/eets, pi.

Aiial..^ic, aii-.(l-o-hje, y: analO);y.

AnaloKJiiuc, an-al-o-lijik, a. aiialoi;ical.

Aiial(>){uc, aii-al-oj,', ii. nnaloj,vi<s.

Analyse, anal-i,5, À analysis.

Analyser, an-al-iz-ai, t'. a. to analyse.

Analyste, an-al-ist, ;//. analyst.

Analyticpie, an-al-e-tik, a. analytical.

Ananas, an-an-ali, >n. an.tnas.

Anarcliie, an-ar-slie, / anan/iy.

Anarclii>iue, .in-ar-sliik, cr. aiiarcMieal.

Anarchiste, aii-ar-sliist, ;//. anarchist.

Anatliematiser, an-at-ai-mat-iz-ai, i'. a. to aiiatlicina-

AnathtMne, an-at-eym, ni. anathetiia. \tiie.

Anatoinie, an-at-ci-me,/.' anatomy.

Anatonii(iiie, an-at-o-niik, a. anatomical.

Anatoiniser, anal-niniz-ai, v. a. to anatomize

Anatoiiilste, an-at-o-mist, )n. anatomist.

Ancêtres, a«-say-tr, m. pi. ancestors, pi.

Aiiclie, a;<sh,./i reed ; mill-scuttle.

Anchois, a);-bhwa, m. anchovy.

Ancien, ne, a«-syai;/, — ain, a. — nement, ad. ancient :
old ; — , m. senior, elder.

Ancienneté, a«-syemi-tai,/; ancientness, seniority.

Aiicraj;e, .a«-kralij, in. anc)iorai;e.

Ancre, ax-kr, /. anchor ; brace : — maîtresse, /. sheet-
anchor; lever 1'—, A) /leave up the anchor ; mouiller
I'—, jeter 1' — , to cast anchor.

Ancrer, a«-kr.ii, v. n. to anchor.

Andain, a'<-(lai;r, m. swath.

Andouille, a«-doo/,y; chitterlinff.

Andouiller, .ix-ilooAai, ;«. antler.

Andouillette, a;/-doo/-ett,/;yi'?r<'i^ tneat.

Ane, aim, ;«. ass ; fool. [to come to nothinj^.

Anéantir, an-ai-a«-teer, 7'. a. to annihilate ; s' — , t. r.

Anéantissement, an-ai-a«-tiss-ma;;, >n. annihilaiio):.

Anecdote, an-ek-dot,y. anecdote.

Anémomètre, an-ai-mo-mey-tr, m. anemometer.

Anémone, an-ai-inon,y; anemone.

Anerie, aun-re,y. ^'''I'J'J' ignorance.

Anesse, aun-ess,/". she-ass.

Allot, an-ay, m. dill.

Aiifractiieux, sc, a;(-frak-tii-uli, — z, a. anfractuous.

AnlVactuosité, a;/-frak-ti1-o-ze-tai,./; anfractuosity.

Anjfe, a«lij, m. an);el ; chain-shot.

Anjjelique, a"-lijai-lik, a. —ment, ad. an/^elic ; — ,

Angelot, a;/-lijl<)li, ni. angelot. [f. anxclica.

Anjjine, a«-hjecn,/: tfuiiisy.

Anjflaise, a>/-gleyz,y; hornpipe. ^

An^le, a»/^!. '". angle, corner. ^

Angleux, se, a//-(;luh, — z, a. thick-shellec'.

Anjflican, e, an-jjle-ka;;, —an, a. anglicn/i, english:_

Anglicisme, a/z-i^le-cism, ;;;. anglic.s?n. , /

An^jlomane, a;(-t;lo-man, s. admi>-eroJi7vhjtt is eng'lis/t.

Anijlomanie, aH-^lo-man-e.y -««.f/tv».. ;(/ii.

Angoisse, aH-gwass,y anç^ùis'îi^ puiii.

Anifora, iiw-jjo-rali, tn. angora.

Aii>;uillade, a«-jjlii/-ad,y: lash. '

Anjfuillc, a«-j;hi/,y eel. :,

Anjfuillère, a«-ghi/-.air,y eel-po'td. ^ '

Anjjulaire, a«-nû/-air, <». angular. •; ,'' ,

Anfjulcux, se, a«-;jû-luh, — z, a. anguhus. „ ^ o

Anicroche, an-e-krosh.y obstacle, rub,

Anicr, aun-yai, m. ass^river.

Anil, an-il, tn. anil.

Animadversion, an-e-mad-vair-syoM,y aHttnadversion.

Animal, an-e-mal, >«. animal; — e, <i. animal; sen-

Animalcule, an-e-«ial-kûl, m. animalcule. [suai.

s'Aninialiscr, an-e-mal-e-zai, v. r. to animalité.

Animalité, an-e-mal-e-tui,y. animality.

Animation, an-e>mah-sy9w,y animation.

Animé, e, an-c-mai, a. spirited, gay.

Anhiier, ail-e-nl.tl, ?'. a. to aninulte, eilliven ; txtilt
s'— , V. r. to come to life ; cheer up.

Aniniosit'i, an-e-mo-ze-t.ti. /. animosity, rancour.

Anis, iin-e, >n. anise ; aniseed. ,

Anisette, an-e-zett,y anisette.

Annal, e, an-nal, a. annual ; — es,y //. rnii.t's, pi.

Annaliste, an-nal-ist, m. annalist.

Amiales, an-natt.y!//. annals, pi. ^

Anne.ui, nn-oli, m. ring ; curl of hair.

Année, an-.ii.y; year.

Anneler, .in-l.ii, f . a. to curl.

Amielct, an-lay, in. small ring.

Annexe, an-neks,y. annex ; chapel of east.

Annexer, annek-sai, t. a. to annex, add.

Anuihikitioii, an Me-e-lah-syo;/,y annihilation.

Amiiliiler, an-ne-e-lai, 7'. a. to annihilate.

Anniversaire, an-ne-ver-sair, er. anniversary, [mony.

Annonce, an-o«s, y.' advertisement ; banns of matri-

Annoncer, an-o;/-sai, -,'. a. to announce ; foretell ; shim' ;
s" — , 7'. )'. to present one's seif; se l'aire —, to scud in
one's name.

Annonciatif, ive, an-nn;/s-ya-tif, — ve, a. announcing.

AnnoncialioJi, an-no«syan-syo«,y aniiiiiiciatioii.

Ainiotateur, an-no-tat-ur, in. annotator.

Annot.ition, .iii-no-tah-synx.y annotation, inventory.

Annoter, .in-notai, v. a. to annotate ; to take an im'cn-

Ainniaire, annrt-air, a. annual. [lory,

.\inuiel, le, an-iVel, a. —lenient, ad. annual, yearly.

.Anniiitr, aii-nn-e-tai,y annuity.

Annulaire, an-nûl-.iir, a. annular; doij^t —, ring-finger.

Annulation, an-nn-lah-syo»/,y anniilmmt.
; Annuler, an-nù-lai, 7'. a. to annul, cancel.

Anolilir, an-(>-l)leer, v. a. tc ennoble.

Anoljlissenient, ;iii(i-liliss-iiia«, m. ennobling,
j Anodin, e, aii-i)-dai«, — ilin, a. anotlyne.
; Anoni.il, e, an-o-mal, a. anomalous.
I Anomalie, an-o-inal-e,y. aiioma'y.

Anon, au-no;/, m. ass-colt. [stutter, stammer.

Anoiiner, <au-no-nai, v. n. to dring forth a young ass ;

Anonyme, .m-o-nim, a. anonymous.

Anorj{ani(iue, an-or-jjan-ik, a. anorganical.

Anse, a>(S,y; handle ; cicek ; bay.

Anséaticiue, a«-sai-at-ik, a. hanseatic.

Antaijonisnie, a;(-ta^,'•o-nism, m. antagonism.

Antai,'oniste, a«-tas,'-o-nist, m. antagonist.

Antarcti<|ue, a«-tark-tik, a. antarctic.

Antccédemnicnt, ax-tai-sai-dain-a», ad. antecedently.

Antécédent, e, a«-tai-siii-(la«, — t, a. antecedent.

Antéchrist, a«-tai-krist, m. antichrist. [liivian.

Antédiluvien, ne, a;f-tai-(.le-lflv-yai«, — ain, a. antedi-

Antenne, a«-tenn,y lateen sailyard ; feeler, horn.

Antépénultième, a;(-tai-pai-iuM-tyem, a. last but two.

Antérieur, e, a«-tai-re-ur, a. anterior, former ; — eineiit.

Antériorité, a«-tai-re-or-c-tai,y.' />-»c»-(0'. ["rf. before.

Antholojjie, a«-to-lo-hje,y anthology.

Anthropoloifie, ;i«-tro-po-l()-lijc,y anthropology.

.Anthropophage, a«-tro-pofahj, »i. anthropophagus.

Anticlianil)re, a«-te-slia)/-l)r,y. antechamber. [liait.

Antichrétien, ne, a;/-te-krai-tyai«, — ain, a. antichris-

Anticipation, a«-te-se-pah-syo;/,y anticipation ; par —,
beforehand. [encroach upon.

Anticiper, a«-te-se-pai, v. a. to anticipate ; — sur, t»

Anticonstitutionnel, le, a)/-te-ko;/-sti-tft-syo;/-ell, a. anli-

Antidate, a«-te-clatt,y antedate. [constitutional.

Antidater, a«-te-datt-ai, v. u. to antedate.

Antidote, a«-te-dott, m. antidote.

Antienne. a«-tyen,y anthem.

A ntilc (jo,- aw-tq-'.ai), f. ontelope.

j^ ntimojiie, a?/-te-);iw,au, m. aittimony,

Aatinoioie, a*(-te-.io-in'e, y antinomy.

A;)tipaije, a;/-tt pap, jin. antioope •

Antipathic, a«-te-pat-e,y r.n'ip.ithy.

Aiui().iihi»nie. n/(-te-pat-ik, a. ailti/ijthii.

Antii)lu)n;iir(7i Antiphonier, a«-te-lo-mir, — n;ai, m.

Antipqile.ri'» te-])od, m. antipode, Ifantiphonal.

Antii^*nille,";l;/-te-kan/,y antique, old rubbicH.

Antiijuaire, a>i-tc-kair, m. antiqurry.

Antiiiyç, a^iX\^A.,\-i. chitiitue,ci,'irltnt.

Ajiti'^ui:c, art-te-)ce^tvi,y" ahtOqUity. " •

VntisocidI, e', a>fjt6>-s«s-y.al, fx.' antisocial.

A'.itrc, it/r-tr, tn. unti-e, den, cave.

.'/mùiter, an-we-tai, v. t: to be benighted.

Anxiété, a«-kse-ai-tai,y an.viety.

Aoiit, CO, t/i. August; hat^est-time.

Aoiiter, oo-tai, v. a. to ripen. ^ ^

Aoûteron, oot-ro^i, tn. harvest-tnan.

Apaiser, ap-ai-zai, 'o. a. to appease, calm ; s' — , v. r. to

Apanage, ap-an-ahj, tn. appanage. [be appeas» i.

Apanager, ap-an-anj-ai, v. a. to settle a portion.

Apanaeiste, ap-an-ahj-ist, >n. he -luho enjoys an afpan ■

Aparté/ ap-ar-tai, ad. aside, 't^t^

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Apatlite, ap at-e,/ iifathy.

Apattiimie, .ip-at-ik, <i. indolent.

Apcro;val>lc, ap-air>-vah-lil, a. ferceivabU.

•Apercevoir, ap-airs-vwnr, v. a. et s'—, v. r. to perceive.

Aper<;u, ap-air-sil, m. skelvh.

Aperitif, ap-ai-rc-tif, wi. tt/>frient.

Apliorisiiie, af-(]-rism, >/i. afltonsin.

Api, a-pe, in. apt (nfple).

Apitoyer, ap-e-tw.i-yai, v. a. to move to pity ; b'— , v. r.

to be tncned to pity.
Aplaner, ap-l.in-ai, v. a. to nap. \i;rcrw smooth.

Aplanir, ap-laii-cer, v. a. to lerel. plane : s'— , v. a. to
Aplanisscment, ap-laniss-max, >«. leT.ieUin_i; : Icvelntss.
Aplaiiisseur, ap-laii-iss-iir, tn. IcivlUr.
Aplatir, ap-lat-ccr, v. a. to fatten ; s'— , v. r. to btcome
Apiatisseiiieiit, ap-lat-iss-ma;/, tn.flatttninj:. \./lat.

Aploiiil), ap-lo'(, in. plumb : aplomb .■ d'— , plumb.
Apocalypse, ap-o-kal-ips,/" apoiulypsc.
Apocryphe, ap-o-krif, a. apocrypltul.
Apoerapho, ap-'-i-nraf. '«. upo^^raplt.
Apologétique, ap-o-lo-hjai-tik, a. iipvloj^etiial.
Apolo|.'ie, ,ip-o-lo-lije,y: apoloxy.
Apolojjiste, ap-olo-hjist, in. ajfio.'Of^ist.
Apolo^jiie, ap-olog, in. apoloi^ne.
Apophthe^'iiie, ap-of-tet;iii. m. apophthepn,
Apoplcctiiiue, ap-o-plek-tik, a. apoplectic.
Apoplexie, ap-o-pltlc-se.y; apoplexy.
Apostasie, ap-os-taz-e,/; apostasy.
Apostasier, ;ip-os-taz-yai, v. n. to apostatize.
Apostat, ap-os-tah, m. apostate.
A|)oster, ap-os-tai, v. a. to suborn.
Apostille, ap-os-ti/,y. iiia>xi)ial note.
Apostiller, ap-os-ti/-ai, v. a. to write notet.
Apostol.'it, ap-os-to-l.ili, ;;/. aposlUsliip.
Apostolique, ap-os-to-lik, a. —meut. ad. apostolic.
Apostrophe, ap-os-trof,y: apostiophe.
Apostroi>hcr, ap-os-trofai, v. a. to apostrophize, ad-
Apothéose, ap-o-tai-ohz,y; apotheosis. [dress,

Apotliicaire, ap-o-te-kair, in, apotliecary.
Apothicairerie. ap-ote-kairre, /. apothecary's shop;
Apôtre, ap-oh-tr, in. aposlle. [pharmacy.

Apozèuie, ap-o-zein, ;//. apo^ein.
•Apparaître, appar-ey-tr, f. n. to appear.
Apparat, ap-par-ah, m. apparatus ; pomp, shoio.
Apparaux, ;ip-par-oli, m. pi. 'VA't'"".'-
Appi'reil, ap-par-ey/, in. preparation ; machinery ;

ei]uipaj^e: show.
Api>areill.ijje, ap-par-ey/-ahj, in. gettin,.^ under sail.
Appareillcuient, ,(p-par-ey/-uia«, in. yoi'iiij;.
Appareiller, ap-p.ir-cy/-.ii, r'. ir. et ii to match ; set sail.
Appareilleur, aji-par-eyAur, in. setter; preparer.
Appareuinieut, ap-par-.iin-a;(, ad. apparently.
Apparence, ap-para;(s, /: appearance.
Apparent, e, ap-p.ir-a«, — t, a. apparent, considerable.
s'Appareiuer, ap-par-a«-tai, v. r. to become related.
Apparinieiit, ap-par-c-;iia«, m. pairing.
Apparier, ap-par-yai. r-. ii. c/s'— , z: r. to pair, couple.
Appariteur, ap-par-e-tur, ;//. beadle.
Apparition, ap-par-e-syo;»,./! apparition, vision.
•Apparoir, ap-par-war, v. n. to appear.
Appartement, ap-part-ma«, m. apartment.
Appartenance, ap-part-na«s,/t appurtenance.
•Appartenir, ap-art-neer, f. ii. to belong to ; — , ■: imp.
Appas, ap-au, in. pi. charms ; allurement, [to become.
App.1t, ap-au. in. bait, decoy.

App.lter, ap-au-t;ii, v. a. to bait ; feed. [to gro'v poor.
Appauvrir, ap-oh-vreer, 7'. a. to impoverish ; s' — , v. r.
Appauvrissement, ap-oh-vriss-ma/<. m. impoz'erish-
Appeau, aii-oh, in. bird-call. [mcnt.

Appel, ap-el, in. appeal ; call.
Appelant, iip-Uw/, m. appealer ; decoy-bird.
Appeler, ap-lai, v. a. et it. to call; call /or ; sen,! for ;

challenge : appeal; s'— , v. r. to be called.
Appellatif. ive, ap-el-lat-if, — iv, a. appellative.
Appellation, ap-el;lah-syoK,y; appeal.
Appendice, ap-ai;;-di.s, in. appendix,
Appeudre, ap-a«-tlr, v, a, to append.
Appentis, ap-a«-te, in. shed, pentice.
Appert, ap-pair, see Apparoir.
Appesantir, ap-pK/(-za;(-teer. r. a. to make heavy,

dull ; &'■ — , V. r. to groiu dull.
Appesantissement, ap-pHA-za«-tiss-ma«, m. heaviness,
Apjietence. appai-ta«s./: appetency.
Appeter, ap-pai-t.u, v. a. to covet, desire.
Appétissant, e. ap-ai-te-sa>i, — t, a. relishing ; desirable.
Appétit, ap-ai-te, m. appetite, stomach ; desire.
Applaudir, ap-loh-deer, f. n. to applaud ; s' — , v. r, to

congratulate one's self.
Applaudissement, ap-loh-diss-ma». in. applause.
Applaudisseur, ap-loh-diss-ur, ;.v. applauder ; clapper.
Applicable, ap-plik-ah-bl, a. applicable.
Application, ap-|ile-kah-syo;/,y". applicatifs.

Applii|UP, aplik,_/T inlaying.

Api>li<iué. c, applekai, ii. intent, studious.

Api 1 ijuer, ap-ple-kai, v. a. to apply ; sit. Jit, lay; s'— ,
T . r. apply on,' s se// to.

A .)poiiit, .ip-wai'/, :n. oitd money.

/^ ppoiiuement, ap «ai'i-tm.i;/, ;//. salary.

Appointer, ap-w.ii« tai, 7'. a. to decree ; re/er ; give it

Appointcur. ap-«.ii//-liir, m. peacemaker. [salary.

Apport, ap-or, in. iiarket ; contribution.

Apporter, ap-or-t.ii. v. a. to bring; cause; employ.

Apposer, ap-poh-.^ai, 7'. a. to put, set.

Apposition. a|)-po-ze-syo«,./; setting ; apposition.

Appréciable, ap-pr.iisyah-i)!, a. appreciable.

Appréciatjur, ap-prai-syat-ur, 'n. appraiser.

Appréci.itioM, ap-praisyali-\y ;. /. appraising.

Apprécier, ap-prai-sy.ni, -.-. a. i appreciate ; appraise.

Appréhender, ap-prai-a<(-dai, v. a. to apprehend.

AÎipréhension, ap-pr.ii-.i«-syo»(,y; apprehension ; per-
ception.

•Apprendre, ap-ra-r-dr, v. a. ro learn, 'each, iii/orm.

Apprenti, .ap-ra'/-to, in. apprentice.

Apprentissajje, apr.w/tiss-.ihj, m. apprenticeship.

Apprêt, ap-r.iy, ii,. preparation ; dressing; slij'/nejs.

Ap|)rète. ap-reyt.y; slice o/ bread.

Apprêter, ap-ray-tai, v. a. to prepare ; dress ; s'— , v. r.
to prepare one's sel/.

Apprêtcur, ap-rey-tur, m. preparer. [grow tame.

Apprivoiser, apre-vwa-z.ii, r-, a. to tame; s" — , t'. r. to

Approbateur, ap-probat-ur. m. approver.

Apprubatif, ive, ap-pro-b.it-if, — iv, a. appro-.'iiif,.

Approbation, ap-pro-bah-syo«,y; approbation.

Approchant, ap-ro-sha«, rt. someivhal like; — , ad. et

Approche, ap-rush,_/l approach. [pr. about, near,

Apiirocher, ap-ro-shai, v. a. et n. to approach ; h.^ve
access to ; come near ; be like ; s' — , 7'. r. to draw near.

Approfondir, ap-ro-fo;(-decr, v. a. to make deeper;
search into. [into.

Approfondissement, ap-ro-fo;Mliss-m.i«, in. searching

Appropriation, ap-pro -pre-ah^yn'/.y: appropriation.

Approprier, ap-pro-pre-ai, 7'. a. to adapt ; jit up; s'— ,
7'. r. to appropriate to one's sel/.

Approuver, ap-proo-v.ii, v. a. to approz'c.

Approvisionnement, apro-viz-yonin,i;(, m. victualling.

Approvisionner, .ip-ro-v iz-yo-nai, v. a. to victual.

Approximatif, ive, ap-profe-se-inat-ii" iv, a. — ivcmrnt,
ad. approxiin.itivc. [tion.

Approximation, ap-prok-se-niah-syox, /. approxiina-

Ap|>iii, ap-we, m. siipptrt, prop; help ; .H 1' — , in sup-
port ; — main, m. maulstick.

.■\ppiiyer, ap-we-yai, v. a. et ii. tn prop up ; support ;
lean ; protect ; bear; insist; s' — ,7'. r. to lean ; rely
upon. [fierce; eager.

A pro, au-pr, a. — ment. ad. rough, rigid, hard, severe ;

Après. ap-ray,/r,, ad. etc. a/ter ; next to ; at -ut; a/ter-
wards ; d' — ,/rom : — <nie, after, when ; — coup, too
III te ; — dem.iin, ad. the day after to-morrow ; — liînée,
/. afternoon ; — midi.y; afternoon.

Aprete, au-pr-tai,/; roughness ; harshness ; se7>erity ;

Apte, apt, a, apt, fit. [eagerntss.

Aptitude, ap-te-tûd,y: aptitude.

Apurement, ap-flr-ma;;, in. settling.

Apurer, a|)-û-rai, 7'. a. to settle.

Atpiarelle, ak-wa-rell,./.' water-colours, pi.

Aquarelliste, ak- wa-rell-ist, m. paiitttr in water-colours.

Aquatique, ak-wat-ik, a. watery.

Aqueduc, ak-dùk. m. aqueduct.

Aqueux, se, ak-uli, — z, a. watery.

Aquilin, e, ak-e-l.ii«, —Wn, a. aquiline.

Aquilon, ak-e-lo;/, m. north-wind.

Arabe, ar-ab, m. miser.

Arabesques, ar-ab-csk,y? //. arabesques, pi.

Arable, ar-ah-bl, a. arable.

Arack, ar-ak, m. arrack, rack.

Araignée, ar-ayn-y.ii.y? spider ; toile d" — , ccb'wei.

Arasement, ar-auz-iua;;, m. levelling:

Ar.iscr, ar-au.T-.il, t'. a. io It-.rl,

Aratoire, ar-at-war, a, aratory.

Arbalète, ar-bal-ett,yC cross-b'o-v.

Arbalétrier, ar-bal-ai-treai, m. cross-bo7viitaii.

Arbitraffc. ar-be-trahj, m. arbitration, [arbitrariness.

Arbitraire, ar-be-trair, a. — ment, ad. arbitrary ; — , m.

Arbitral, e, ar-be-tral, a. sentence ; — e, m. arbitremcnt,

Arbitralement, ar-be-tralina«, ad. by arbitration.

Arbitre, ar-bee-tr, ;/(. ar/'iter; franc — , hbre — , m.

Arbitrer, ar-betrai, v. a. to arUtn.te. [_free-7i/ill.

Arborer, ar-borai, 7'. a. to hoist, set up.

Arbouse, ar-booz,/. arbute-berry.

Arbousier, ar-boo-zyai, in. arbutc-tree.
Arbre, ar-br, m. tree ; beam.

Arbrisseau, ar-bre-soli, m, shrub, bush.

Arbuste, ar-bilst, in, shrub.

Arc, ark, in, bow; arch; arc; — cn-ciel, m, rainbow.

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Arcade, ar-kad, f. arcade.

Arcane, nrk-un '.v. arcanum.

Arc-boutant, a ''Oo-ta'i, >«. iullrfss ; ri>i!;Uacltr.

Arc-boutcr, ar-boo-lai, T'. a. to support, prop.

Arceau, ar-boh, »i. arch.

Archaïsme, ur-kah-isin, in. archaism.

Archal, ar-slial, tn. fil d'— , brass-wire,

Archantje, ark-a«hj, in. archangel.

Arclie, nrsli,/i arch; ark.

Arcliéoloj;ic, ar-kai-o-lo-lijc, ./T archeology.

ArcliéoloKÙiuc, ar-kai-o-lo-lijik, a. arche logical.

Archéol()(fue, ar-kai o-loj,', »i. archeolo,i;ist.

Arclier, ar-sliai, »i. archer.

Arch^, ar-shay, in.JitiiHc-sfiii- ; drill-liou:

Arcliutjfpu, ar-kai-tip, m. archetype.

Arclievcclié, arsli-vay-sli.ii, ;/;. anhbishipric.

Archevêque, arsli-vayk, >ti. archbishop.

Archidiaconat, ar-slictlyak-o-nah, in. ur.ItH.aconsiiip.

Archidiacre, ar-she-dyah-kr, in. niclideacon.

Archiduc, ar-shcdilk, in. archdul,e.

Archiduciic, ar-shc-dù-sliai, in. arcndiiA\do:n.

Archiduchesse, ar-she-di'i-sliess,y; archdiie/'iess.

A/chiiipibCopal, e, ar-kc-ai^pis-ku-pal, a. archiépiscopal.

Archiépiscopat, ar-ke-ai-pis-ko-pali, in. archiépiscopale.

Archipel, ar-shc-pel, in. arcliipelat^o.

Archipresbyteml, c, ar-she-prcs-bit-ai-ral, a. archipres-

Archiprêtre, ar-she-prey-tr, in. archpriest. ytyterial.

Architecte, ar-slic-tekt, in. architect.

Architectonique, ar-slie-tek-to-nik, a. architectonic.

Architecture, ar-she-tek-tfir,./! architecture.

Architrave, ar-she-trav,y! architrave.

Archives, ar-shiv,y;//. archives, pi.

Archiviste, ar-slie-vist, in. archivist,

Ar-çoii, ar-so/(, in. saddle-bow,

Arctique, ark-tik, a. arctic.

Ardemment, ar-dani-a«, ad. ardently.

Ardent, e, ar-da«, — t, a. ardent ; burniiij; ; ea^er ; —,

fit. ignis/atiius.
Ardeur, ar-dur,y; ardour ; zeal, eagerness.
Ardillon, ar-diAo«, in. tongue.
Ardoise, ar-àv/az,/. slate.
Ardoisière, ar-dwaz-yair, /. slate quarry.
Ardu, e, ar-dO, a. arduous.
Are, ar, nt, are (measure).
Arène, ar-ayn,y: sand; arena.
Aréneux, se, ar-ai-nuh, — z. a. sandy.
Aréomètre, ar-ai-o-mey-tr, in. areometer.
Arête, ar-eyt,/". /ish-bone ; edge. i

Arêtier, ar-eyt-yai, tn. hip, corner. i

Argent, ar-hja»/, «/. j;/-v>- .• money; vif — .qiticksilver. i
Argenter, ar-hja«-tai, v. a. to silver over. j

Argenterie, ar-hjaw-trce, f. plate.
Argenteur, ar-hja«-tur, in. plater.
Argentin, c, ar-nja«-tai«, —in, a. silver-coloured.
Argenture, ar-hja«-tflr,y. silver-plating.
Argile, ar-hjill,./.' clay.
Argileux, se, ar-lije-luh, — z, a. clayey.
Argot, ar-goh, in. slang, gibberish : stub.
Argoter, ar-go-tai, v. a', to cut a stub.
Argousin, ar-goo-zai«, in. galley-seigeaiit.
Argue, arg,/; wire-dra7ving machine. i

Arguer, ar-gû-ai, ',: a. to aixiie. I

Argument, ar-gû-ma«, m. argument.
Argumentateur, ar-giVina«-tat-ur, ;//. arguer.
Argumentation, ar-gû-ma«-tali-syo;/,y: arguing.
Argumenter, ar-gft-ma;<-tai, v. it. to argue.
Argus, ar-gfis, in. argus ; spy.
Argutie, ar-gfls-e,y; cuir/:, cavil.
Aride, ar-id, a. arid, barren.
Aridité, ar-e-de-tai,/ aridity; barrenness,
Arietle, nr-yett,/'. arietta.
Aristocrate, ar-iss-to-krat, m. aristocrat.
Aristocratic, ar-iss-to-krass-e, /] aristocracy. [cratir.
Aristocratique, ar-iss-to-krat-ik, a. —ment, ad. aristo-
Arithmeticien, ar-it-)nai-tiss-yai«, m. arithmetician.
Arithmétique, ar-it-mai-tik, a. —ment, ad. arithmetical.
Arlecjuin, arl-kai»», m. harlequin.
Arlequinade, arl-ke-nad, /. harlequinade.
Armateur, ar-mat-ur, m. shipowner ; pri-'ateer.
Armature, ar-mat-iîr, /. iron b.irs, pi.
Arme, arm, y; arm ; weapon ; — à feu, Jire-irin ; --s,

//. arms, pi. ; fencing.
Armée, ar-mai, f. army, troops, pi.
Armeline, arm-lin, y: ermine.

Annement, ar-m«/j-nia«, m. armament ; equipment.
Armer, ar-mai, v. a. to arm ; Jit out ; cock : s' — , r'. r,
Armet, ar-may, in. helmet. \to ta >;e a rins.

ArmiHaire, ar-mil-lair, a. arinillary.
Armistice, nr-raiss-tiss, >«. armistice.
Armoire, ar-mwar, /. cupboard, press.
Armoiries, at-n\\\i\-\c, /. pi. arsnourics, fl,
Aimoise, ar-mwaz,/". mugivrt,

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Armon, nr-mo«, m.furchel.

Armoriste, ar-mor-ist, m. arinorist.

Armure, ar-mûr, /. armour, arming^,

Arnmrier, ar-mûr-yai, in. gunsmith.

Aromate, ar-o-mat, »/«. aroma.

Aroniati(|ue, ar-o-mat-ik, a. aromatic.

Aromatisation, nr-o-mai-c-zah-syo«, /. aroiuaiitaliOH

Aromatiser, ar-o-mat-e-zai, v. a. to aromatize.

Aromc, ar-ohm, m. aroma.

Aronde, ar-oxd, /. suallow tail.

Arpège, ar-paihj, m. arpeggio. . •

Ar|)cgcr, ar-pai-hjai, -■. a. to arpeggiate.

Arpent, ar p.i«, in. acre.

Arpentage, arpa;/-t.ihj, in. surveying.

ArpLiUcr, ar-pax-tai, v. a. to survey.

Arpciitcur, ar-pa/(-liir, m. siineyor, ; '

Arqué, e, ar-kai, a. arcuate, bent. ,,

Arquel)U^e, ixxk-Xiuf., /. an/uebw.e.

Arqucbuser, ark-biVzai, t'. <». to shoot. >

Afciuoliu .icr, ark-bûz-yai, m. gunsmith.

Arquer, ar-kai, v. a. et n. to bend.

Arrachement, ar-ash-ma», vt. pulling out.

Arracher, ar-ash-ai, v. a. to pull arcny, pluck, sii.itih,

root out ; force.
Arracheur, ar-asli-ur, — dc dents, m. tooth-drawer.
Arraisonner, ar-ray-zo-nai, v. a. to aigiie. [measure.
Arrangement, ar-a«-hjma«, m. arrangement; orders
Arranger, ar-a«-hjai, f. a. to arrange; set in or.ier ;

suit ; s'— , 11. r. to take measures ; agree.
Arrentement, ar-a;it-ma«, m. renting out ; par — , by
Arrenter, ar-a>(-*ai, v. a. to let out. [the year.

Arrérager, ar-rai-rahj-ai, v. a. to get in arrears.
Arrérages, nr-rM-nxh^, m. pi. arrears,pl.
Arrestation, ar-es-t.ih-syoH,/; arrest.
Arrêt, ar-ay, m. decree ; rest; stop ; — S, >>/. arrest.
Arrêté, ar-ay-tai, m. decree ; resolution.
ArrêtLT, ar-ay-t.ii, v. a. et n. to stop; delay; hire;

appoint ; arrest, settle, set ; s' — , v. r. to stop, stay ;

suspend.
Arrher, ar-ai, v. n. to Rive earnest.
Arrhes, ar,y: pi. earnest.
Arrière, ar-ryair, in. stern : en — , backivard, behind ;

— ban, in. arriere-ban ; — boutique, f. back-shop ;

— tour,/; back-yard ; — fermier, m. under-fariner :

— fief, m. mesne-fee ; — garde, f. rear-guard, rear ;

— goût, m. after-taste ; — main, f. back-stroke ;

— neveu, m. son of one's nepheiu ; — pensée, f.
after-thought, mental reservation ; — petite-fiUe. f.
great-granddaughter; — petit-fils, in. great-grand-
son ; — point, m. backstitch ; — saison, /. latter
end 0/ autumn ; — vassal, ;'/. under-tenant.

Arriére, ar-ryai-rai, in. arrears, pi.

Arriérer, ar-ryai-rai, v. a. to th.row behindhand, defer ;
b' — , Î'. r. to be in arrears ; stay behind.

Arrimage, ar-e-mahj, m. st07vage.

Arnmer, ar-e-mai, v. a. to stow.

Arrimeur, ar-c-nmr, m. slower.

Arrivage, ar-e-vnhj, m. Arrivée, ar-c-vai, /. arri:al.

Arriver, ar-e-vai, v. it. to arrive ; come to pass; hap-

Arrogamment, ar-ogam-a;(, ad. arrogantly. [pen.

Arrogance, ar-ro-ga«5, f. arrogance.

Arrogant, c, ar-ro-ga», — t, a. arrogant.

s'Arroger, ar-ro-hjai, v.r. to ari-ogaie to ones' self ; claim.

Arroi, ar-wa, m. equipage, train. [round.

Arrondir, ar-o«-deer, v. a. to round ; s, — , v. r. to grow

Arrondissement, ar-ow-diss-ma;/, ;//. rounding ; dis-
trict.

Arrosage, ar-oh-sahj , Arrosement, ar-ohz-ma«, ;';.

Arroser, ar-oh-zai, v. a. to water. _ [watering.

Arrosoir, ar-oh-zwar, m. watering-pot.

Arsenal, ars-nal, m. arsenal.

Arsenic, ars-nik, m. arsenic.

Arsenical, e, ars-ne-kal, a. arsenical.

Art, ar, in. art; maitre es arts, master of arts. :'

Artère, ar-tair, f. artery.

Arthritique, artre-tik, a. arthritic, gouty.

Articliaut, ar-te-shoh, m. artichoke.

Article, ar-tiki, m. article, point ; Joint. [distinctly.

Articuler, ar-te-kul-ai, v. a. to articulate ; pronounce

Artifice, ar-te-fiss, in. artifice, trick ; feu A'—,j1reivorks

Artificiel, le, ar-te-fiss-yel, a. —Icinent. ad. artijicial.

Artificier, ar-te-fiss-yai, in. Ji re-worker.

Artificieux, se, ar-te-fissyuh, — z, a. —sèment, ad.
artful ; crafty.

Artillé, e, ar-ti/-ai, a. mounted 7i'ith cannon.

Artillerie, ar-ti/-re,y; artillery, ordnance, ... ,

Artilleur, ar-ti/-ur, in. artilleryman. ' i

Artimon, ar-te-moH, m. mizzcn. •

Artisan, ar-te-za«, m. artificer. ' ■ ■•-

ArtKon, ar-te-zo«, in. wood-worm.

Artisonné, e, ar-te-zo-nai, a. worin-eafefu ■

Artiste, ■ir-tist, m, c^rtist, '

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Artlstement, ar-tiitina»», arf. artfully.

Aruspice. ar-As-plss, a. arusptx, i/iviiuf.

As, auss, m. ace.

Asbeste, a»-be&t, tti. asbtsh's.

Ascendant, c, ass-saw-claw, — t, a. ascendin/; : —, in.

Ascension, ass-sa«-syo>«, /: ascension, \asceniiant.

Ascète, ass-scyt, s. ascetic.

Asceticjue, ass-sai-tik, a. ascetic,

A,ile, az-eel, ni. asylum.

Asine, az-in, a. bête —, she-ass.

Aspect, nss-pek, in. aspect.

Asperge, ass-pairhi, / asparag-ns.

Asperger, ass-pair-lijai, f. a. to besprinkle.

Aspergés, a»s-pair-lijays, m. asfiersoriutn.

Aspérité, ass-, îai-re-tai,y: asperity; roughness.

Aspersion, a'.s-p.iir-syo;i, /. hespriitklini^.

Aspers'iir, .s-pair-swar, in. holy-water brush.

Asph.ilte, ass-fnit, in. asphalt.

Asi)lii>iièle, ass-f»-(lell, >n. asphodel.

Asjiic, ass-pik, in. aspic ; spikenar.l.

Aspirant, e, ass-pe-ra;/, — t, a. iKunji* — c, suition-
piiinp : — , III. caniiidale.

Aspiration, ass-pe-rali-syu;/, /. aspiration.

Aspirer, .iss-pe-rai, v. a. etii. to aspirate ; draw breath ;
aspire; aim at; desire.

Ass.iillant, ass-sa/-a;i, in. assailant.

•Assaillir, ass-sa/-eer, v. a. to assault ; assail, a/tack.

Assainir, ass-say-neer, v. a. to render iv/io/csonie.

Assiiinisscinent, ass-siiy-nibs-nià«, in. rendering whole-
some.

Assaisonnement, ass-say-zoniMna>i, in. seasoning.

Assaisonner, ass-say-zo-nai, i'. a. to season.

Assaisonneur, ass-say-zo-nur, in. seasoner. [in.t,'.

Assassin, ass-ass-ai», in. murderer ; — e, a. murder-

Assassinat, ass-ass-c-nah, in. assassination.

Assassiner, ass-ass-c-nai, t. a. to assassinate, niurdei .

Assaut, .iss-oli, in. assault ; storm ; fencing match.

Assemblage, ass-a/i-blalij, in. asseinbla);e ; joining.

Assemblée, ass-a»/-blai, f. assembly ; meeting.

Assembler, ass-a;i-l)lai, ?■. a. to assemble, Join, ilaiiip ;
s' — , 7'. r. to meet together.

Assembleur, ass-a»-blur, in. gatherer.

Assener, ass-s;//t-nal, t. a. to strike hard.

Assentiment, ass-sa«-te-nia«, m. assent.

•Assentir, ass-a;(-teer, v. n. to assent, a^ree.

•Asseoir, ass-war, ï/. a. /o J^rt/ ; lay ; Jtx ; pit.h ; s'— ,
V. r. to sit do7vn.

Assermenter, ass-sair-ma;i-tai, z: a. to swear ir

Asserteur, ass-sair-tur, m. assertor.

Assertion, ass-sair-syo;;, f. assertion.

Asservir, ass-sair-ve'er, v. a. to enslaTe.

Asservissement, ass-sair-viss-maw, m. subjection.

Assesseur, ass-ess-ur, in. assessor. [bondage.

Assez, ass-al, ad. enough.

Assidu, e, as-sc-du, <i. —ment, ad. assiduous.

Assiduité, as-se-dwe-tai,/: assiduity.

Assied, as syay, see Asseoir.

Assiégé, e, ass-y;ii-lijai, a. besieged.

Assiégeant, e, ass-yai-hja/», — l, a. besieging: — , »/.

Assiéger, ass-yai-lijai, v. a. to besiege ; beset, [besieger.

Assiette, ass-yett, y", plate; situation; assessment;

Assiettée, ass-yet-ai.f. plateful. [temper.

Assignat, ass-in-yah, in. assignat.

Assignation, as-sm-yah-syo>/,y".<»J.f 'i'""""' ." summons.

Assigner, as-sin-yai, v. a. to assign ; summon.

Assimilation, ass-e-me-lali-syow,/'. assimilation.

Assimiler, .iss-se-me-lai, v. a. to assimilate.

Assis, as-se, see Asseoir.

Assise, ass-iz,y! layer, row.

Assises, ass-iz,y;//. assizes.

Assistance, ass-iss-ta;is,y; assistance ; assembly.

Assistant, e, ass-iss-ta«, — t, a. assistant ; — , in. assis-
tant ; — s, m. pi. assembly.

Assister, .ass-iss-tai, 7'. a. et ii. to assist ; attend.

Association, ass-o-syah-syo;»,y; association.

Associé, ass-o-syai, s. partner, fellow.

Associer, ass-o-syai, v. a. to associate ; %' — , v, r. to
associate; enter into partnership ; share.

Assombri, e, ass-o«-bree, a. sad, mel.incholic.

Assommer, ass-o-mai, z: a. to knock down ; overpozver.

Assommeur, ass-o-nmr, in. killer.

Assommoir, ass-o-mwar, in. trap.

Assomption, ass-so;(p-syoH,/: assumption.

Assonance, as-so-na;(s,/: assonance.

Assonant, e, as-so-na>:, — t, a. assonant.

Assortiment, ass-or-te-maw, in. assortment, set.

Assortir, ass-or-teer, v, a. to match, sort; —, t: it. et
s' — , X'. r. to Match, suit,

Assortissant, e, ass-or-te-sa», — t, a, suiting well,

Assoté, ass-o-tai, a. doting on.

Assoupir, ass-soo-peer, v, a. to make drtnvsy ; still ;
8'— 1 V. r, togrmv sleepy ,■ be appeased.

Assoupissant, c, ass-oo-pc-sa», — t, a. somn(feroui.

Assoupissement, ass-soo-pis-nia>i, m. drowsiness.

Assouplir, ass-sou-plcvr, v. a, to supple ; s' — , ;'. r. to
become supple.

Assourdir, ass-soor-deer, v. a. to deafen.

Assouvir, ass-soo-veer, v. a. to glut, satiate.

Assouvissement, ass-soo-viss-in.i/>, m. glutting.

Assujettir, ass-srt-hjay-tecr, f. a. to subdue ; fasten ;
s' -, T. r. to subject one's self.

Assujettissant, e, ass-si1-lijay-te-sa«, — t, a. staz'ish.

Assujettissement, ass-sû-hjaitis-maii, m. subjection.

Assuuier, ass-sA-mai, v. a. to take upon one's selj'.

Aisurance, .uss-û-ra/zs, /. assurance, security; con-
ftdeitce ; insurance, [fideiit; — , m. insured.

A. sure, e, ass ûr-ai, ii. -ment, ad. sure, certain; con-

Assurer, ,iss-Clr-iii, v. a. to assure; secure; assert,
s.-tUe ; insure ; s' — , v. r. to be sure; secure.

Assureur, ass-ûr-ur, m. insurer.

Asiérisipie, ass-t;ii-risk, m. asterisk.

Astliiiiatii|iie, ass-mat-ik, a. asthmatie,

Aslliine, assiii, in. asthma.
I Asticoter, ass-to-ku-tai, v. a. to tcaxe,
! Aslr.il, e, ass-tr.il, a. astral,
I Astrc, .istr, m. star.

I •Astrein;lre, ass trai;/-dr, f. ij. ('(J<:i>«;/<r/; confine; s' — ,
! V. r. to conjine one's self.
I Astrmgent, e, ass-tr.iix-lijiu/, — t, a. astringent.
! Astrolalic, iiss-tro-lali, in. astrolabe.
j .astrologie, ass-tro-lolijc./i astrology.
I .\slriilogii|ue, ass-tro-lo-hjik, a. astrologie.

Astrologue, ass-troliig, m. astrologer.

Astronome, ass-tro-noui, in. astronomer.

Astronomie, ass-tro-no-me,/; astronomy.

Astronomique, ass-tro-no-mlk, a. astronomic.

Astuce, ass-lrts, / craft, cunntnx'.

A'tucieux, so. ass-tûs-yiili, — z, a. —sèment, ad. crafty

Asyle, see Asile.

Atelier, at-ely.ii, in. zcorkshop.

Aturuioiemeiit, ,it-air-mwa-nia«, in. delay of payment.

Atermoyer, at-air-mwa-yai, z\ a. to delay.

Athée, at-ai, i». atheistical ; —, in. atheist.

Athéisme, at-ai-ism, in. atheism.

Athéistique, at-ai-is tik, a. atheistical.

Athlète, at-lett, in. athlete.

Athlétique, atlai-tik, a. athletic.

Atiuter, ,-\t-ai;(t.ii, v, a. to adorn.

.\tlas, at-lass, m. atlas.

Atmosphère, at-mo-sfair,/ atmosphere.

Atmosiiliériqiie, at-mo-sfai-rik, a. atmospheric.

Atome, at-ohiu, ;;*. atom.

Atonie, at-o-ne,/: atony.

Atoiir, at-oor, ;//. zvoman's attire.

Atout, at-oo, in. trump.

Atrabilaire, at-rab-e-lair, a. bilious.

Atre, au-tr, in. hearth.

Atroce, at-ross, a. —ment, ad. atrocious.

Atrocité, at-ross-c-tai,/; atrociousness.

Atriipliie, at-rol'-e, / atrophy.

s'.Vttabler, at-ab-lai, v. r. to sit dazvii attable.

.\ttachant, e, at-a-slia»/, — t, a. engaging.

Attache, iit-asli,y; tie, bond, string; attachment ; rivet,

Attachcinent, at-ash-ma», «/. attachment ; inclination,

Att.iclicr, at-asli-ai, z'. a. to attach ; fix ; engage; s'— j

z'. r. to stick to; adhere ; win over.
Attaquable, at-ak-ah-bl, a. assailable.
Attaquant, at-ak-ka^/, iii. assailant,
.Atiaciue, at-ak.y; attack. [blaiiit,

Attaciucr, at-ak-ai, zj. a. to attack ; s' — , v. r. to set upon,
s'Attarder, at-tar-dai, v, r. to retard, delay.
.\ttcitKlre, at-ai«-dr, z: a. et n, to reach ; catch
.\tieiiite, at-tai;/t.y: blow ; injury, damage.
Attelage, at-l.ihj, m. set.
.Vtlelcr, at-lai, î'. a. to put horses to.
Attelle, at-ell,/ h.ium.
Attenant, e, at-na«, — t, a. contiguous.
Attendre, at-a«-dr, v. a. et n. to wait for ; stay ,
en attendant, >>( //<; meantime; s' — ,v.r.
upon.
Attemlrir, at-a«-dreer, v. a. to soften, move ; s' — , f. r.
to grozv tender ; be moved. {pity.

.\ttendrissement, at-a«-driss-ma«, m. compassion.
Attendu, at-a«-dfl, />-. on account of ; —que, whereas.
Attent.'it, at-a;i-tali, in. outrage, attempt.
Attentatoire, at-a>/-tat-war a. outrageous.
Attente, at-a>/t,/: expuctation, hope.
Attenter, at-a»-tai, v. ii. to make an attempt.
Attentif, ive, at-a«-tif, — iv, a. —veinent, ad. attcnti:t.
Attention, at-a«-syo«, y: attention; regard; faire--,

to pay attention, iitind.
Atténuation, at-tai-nû-ah-syo«,y: attenuation.
Atténuer, at-tai-nA-ai, z>. a. to attenuate.
Atterrage, at-air-ahj, tn, landing.

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Atterrer, at-tai-ral, v. a. to ca.tt down .• t/eilroy.
Atterrir, at-tai-rcer, v. u. to tnake the land.
Atterrisseiiioiit, at-tni-riss-niii//, in. alluvion.
Attestatiun, att-c!.s-tal\-syi)//,y. attestation, witness.
Attester, att-tss-t.ii, t. a. to attest, fall toivitnest. [cwl.
Attiédir, at-lyai-<loLr, 7'. a. to nol ; s'— , t. r. to x'ri'-t>
Atti(i(libseiiirnt, at-tyai-cliss-in.wi, m. In.'^eitarinness :
Attifer, at-tcfai, v. a. to triti ii/>. [abatement.

Atti(|uc, at-tik, a. attif.
Attirail, at-e-r.i/, >n. apfiaratus, lii;rgat:e.
Attirant, e, al-o-r.i«, — t, a. attraiiiTe.
Attirer, at-c-rai, t. a. to attract, atlnre ; bring over ;

s"— , I', r. to ivi$i, gain.
Attiser, at-e-^ai, 7'. a. to stir ; e.viite.
Attiseur, at-c-zur, in. sto.'.vr.
Attitrii, c, at-e-trai, a. appointed, bribed.
Attitude, at-e-ti1d,/. attitude.
Attoucheinent, at-toosh-iiia»/, m. touch, contact.
Attractif, ive, at-rak-tif, — iv, a. attractive.
Attraction, at-rak-syo«,/. attraction,
Attriiit, at-ray, in. allurement : charm.
Attrape, at-r.ip.y; trick ; — \\\\:,.i\v\,Jool-trap.
Attraper, at-rap-ai, v. a. to catch, iitsnare , hit, cheat.
Attrapeiir, at-rap-iir, tn. deceiver.
Attrapoire, at-r.ip-war,/. trap ; trick.
Attrayant, e, at-ray-y;i«, — t, a. attractive.
Attribuer, .it-tre-bû-ai, v. a. to attribute ; s'— , 71. r. to
Attribut, at-re-bft, in. attribute. [claim.

Attribution, .it-tre-bû-syo«,./. prerogative ; province.
Attrister, at-triss-tai, v. a. to grieve, afflict ; s"— , 7'. r.
Attrition, at-tre-syo>(,y; attrition. [to grieve, be sad.
Attroupement, al-roop-niax, in. mob.
Attroujier, at-roo-pai, v. a. to assemble; s' — , v. r. to

gather in croiods.
Aul)ade, nh-balid,/! serenade, insult.
Aubain, oh-bai;/, in. alien, foreigner.
Aubaine. oh-l)cn,y". escheat ; ■windfall.
Aube, olib.y. day-break.
Aubépine, u\\-\y,\\-\->\n, f. hawthorn.
Auberjfe, oh-bairlij,/. inn, tavern.
Auberjjistc, oh-bair-hjist, in. innkeeper.
Aut)ier, oh-l)y.ii, m. hazel-tree : bleak.
Aubifoin, aub-e-fwai<(, in. bluebottle.
Aubin, oli-l>ai», in. canter.

Aubiner, oh-be-nai, v. n. to canter. [not at all.

Aucun, e, oli-ku», —kiln, a. — enient, ad. none, any ;
Audace, oli-dass.y". audaciousness ; boldness.
Audacieux, se, oh-il.iss-yuli, — z, a. — scnient, ad.auda-
Au<licnce, oli-ilyaHs,./ audience. [cious, hoUi.

Audiencicr, oh-dya>/-syai, in. usher.
Au<liteur, oh-de-tur, in. auditor.
Audiliiin, oli-de-syo;;,/! audit (of account.^).
Auditoire, oli-dc-twar, m. session-house ; auditory.
AuKC, olij,y. trough; tray,
AuRde, oli-lyai,/. trayful.
Auffet, oli-hjay, in. drawer (of a cage).
Augment, <)({-nia«, in. jointure. [crease.

Augmentation, ojj-ma«-tah-syo«, f. augmentation, in-
Au^mcntcr, og-ma«-tai, v. a., v. n. et s'—, v. r. to aug-
Aupure, oh-sur, m. augury, au^-ur. [ment, increase.
Augurer, oh-gfir-ai, v. a. to auguntte, augur.
August, o-gflst, a. august.
Aujourd'hui, ojj-hjoor-dwe, ad. to-day ; now.
Aulitiue, oh-lik, a. aulic. [alms.

Aunione, oh-inolm, f. alms, charity ; faire 1" — , to give
Auniôner, oh-moli-nai, 7'. a. to pay a Ji ne for the poor.
Aum6nerie, oh-molin-re, yi almonry.
Aumônier, oh-niohn-yai, >ii. alinoner.
Aumônière, oh-molin-yair, f. pune.
Aumusse, oh-niftss, f. amess.
Aun.-igc, oh-n.ihj, in. aln.ige.
Annate, oli-nay, f. alder-plot.
Aime, ohn, f. ell ; — , in. alder.
Auncr, o)i-nai, v. a. to measure by the ell.
Auneur, oh-nur, m. alnager

Auparavant, oli-par-av-a>«, ad. before. [hard by.

Auprès, oli-prey, pr. et ad. near, by, next to, with,
Aurai, oh-ray, see Avoir.
Auréole, o-rai-ol, y aureola, glory.
auriculaire, o-re-kiVlair, a. auricular ; témoin — , ear-
Aurore, o-ror, f. daivn ; east. [witness.

Auscultation, os-kûl-tali-syo«, f. auscultation.
Auspice, OS-piss, ;;/. auspice, omen.
Aussi, o-se, c. also, too ; as : — bien cpie, as well as.
Aussitôt, o-se-toli, ad. immediately ; — tiue, as soon at.
Austère, os-tair, a. —ment, ad. austere, rigid.
Austérité, os-tai-re-tai.y austerity.
Austral, e, oh-stral, a. austral.
Autan, oh-ta», in. south-wind.
Autant, o-ta», a. as much, so much; as many, so many;

(V— mieux, so much the better ; d' — moins, jo much
Am«l. P-tel, w/. (T//(?r. • ■ [/he less.

Auteur, oh-tur, m. author, writer ; inventor.

Authenticité, o-ta«-le-se-tai, /. authenticity.

Autlientique, o-ta;<-tik, a. —ment, ad. authentic ; —, ih.
original.

Auilienlii|ucr, o.ta«-tc-kal, v. a. to authenticate.

Autocrate, oh-tokr.it, ;//. autocrat.

Autotr.ilie, oh-tii-kr.iss-e, y autocracy,

Autcjj>raplie, (>li-to.^;r,if, a. autographic ; —, m. au'o-

Aiitiimate, oli-tniiiiil, "/. aiifomaton. [graph.

Automatupie, (ih-toiu.it-ik, a. automatic.

Autonm.il, e. cih-toin-n.il, a. autumnal.

Autiiinnc. uli-ton, in. autumn.

Autn]i-,iL', (ih-top-se, y autopsy.

Autiiris.ition, o-t()-re-2.i-syo«, f. authoritation.

Autoriser, o-to-re-zai, v. a. to authorize ; s'— , 7'. r. to

Autorité, o-to-re-tai, f. uutliority. \get aiithori'y.

Autour, oh-toor, pr. et ad. ciboiit, around ; —, in.
gosliawk.

Autre, oh-tr, /;/. other, another ; l'un 1'—, eoiH other;
de temps .H —,/roin tune to time.

Autrefois, oh-tr-fwa, ad. formerly.

Autrement, oh-tr-ina'>, ad. othenvise, else.

Autruche, oh-trllsh,y ostrich.

Autrui, <jli-trû-e, m. others, other people.

Auvent, oh-va«, m. penthouse.

Auxiliaire, ok-sllyair, a. auxiliary.

s'Avachir, av-ash-eer, v. r. tojlag ; become stack

Av.il, av-al, m. endorsement ; —, ad. down the rtrer.

Aviilaison, av-al-ey-zo'/, f. torrent.

Avalanche, ;\v i\\-i\ns\\, f. avalanche, [to hang doit' n.

Avaler, av-al-ai, 7'. a. to swallow ; let down ; s —, *. t,

Avaleur, se, av-al-ur, — uz, s. one that iicalloivs.

Avaldire, av-al-war, y large throat ; breeching.

Avance, av;i;/s, y. advance; step; out-Jutting ; A'—,
par — , beforehand.

Avancé, e, .-iva/<-sai, a. advanced, forward.

Avancement, av-aj<-sma;(, m. advancement ; fonvard-
iiess ; progress.

Avancer, av-a//-sai, v. a. et n. to advance, for-icard,
promote, prefer ; go too fast, encroach ; jut out, pro-
ject ; rise ; s' — , v. r. to move or go fonvard ; get on ,•

Avanic. av-.in-e. y insult. [jut out.

Avant, av-a«, pr. et ad. I'efore, fo'ward; en — , for-
ward ; in advance ; — ((ue c/'de, be/ore ; — , in. prow ;

— bras, forearm ; — corps, in. fore-part ; — i nur. /'.
fore-yard, fore-court ; —coureur, m, fore-runner ;

— dernier, a, the last but one ; — ^arile.y luiiiguard,
van ; — ^o^^t, m. Jore-taste ; — hier, ad, the day before
yesterday ; — main, in. forehand ; — iiiidi, in, /'ore-
noon ; — port, in. outer port ; — poste, in. outpost ;

— propos. III. preamble, preface; — scène. /! /''".
sceninin ; —toit, in. caves ; —train, in.fore-carriagr ;

— veille, ffore-vigil. [odds
Avantage, av-a«-tahj, in, advantage ; profit, gain :
Avantajfer. .iv-a/f-tahj-ai, v. a. to advantage ; favour.
Avantageux, se, av-a«-tahj-uh, — z, a. — scmeiit, ad.

advantageous ; profitable ; conceited.
Avare, ;iv-ar, a. —ment, ad. avaricious, niggard ; —,

in. miser, iiiçgard.
Avarice, .iv-ar-iss. f avarice, covetousness.
Avaricieux, se, av-ar-iss-yuh, — z, a. avaiicious.
Avarie, av-ar-e, f. average, damage.
Avarié, e, a-var-yai, a. averaged,
A vau-lV-au. av-oh-loh, ad. down the river.
Avec, .av-ek,/>r. ivith ; for.
•Aveinjre, av-ai;/-dr, v. a, to take, fetcit out.
Aveline, av-lin, y Jill>ert.
Avelinier, .iv-lin-yai, in. filbert-tree.
Avenant, e, av-na^<, — t, a. well-looking ; à 1' — ,propor
Avènement, av-en-ina«, in. accession. [tionahly.

•Avenir, av-neer, v. n. to happai, chance; — , m.future

futurity ; \ 1'—, henceforth.
Avent, av-a;f, m. Advent.
Aventure, av-a«-tûr, y adventure ; chance; hazard :

intrigue ; \ 1' — , at random ; d" — , by chance ; par

bonne —, by good luck.
Aventurer, av-a«-tû-rai, v. a. to venture ; s'— , v. r. to

run a hazard.
Aventureux, se, .-w-ax-tfl-ruh, —z,a. adveiiturous,ven-
Aventurier, av-a/(-tûr-yai, m. adventurer. Uuresomt.
Avenue, av-iiû. / avenue, alley.
Average, av-ai-rahj, in. prix moyen.
Avérer, av-iii-rai, v. a. to aver, affirm.
Averse, av-airss, f. heavy shower.
Aversion, av-air-syo;;, f. aversion.
Avertin, av-air-tai;», m. vertigo.
Avertir, av-air-teer, v. a. to warn, advise, inform.
Avertissement, av-air-tiss-ma;/, in. warning, advertise-
Aveu, av-uh, in. avowal ; consent. [ment, advic:

Aveugle, av-uh-gl, a. — ément, ad. blind; en—, blindiyi

— , in. blind man.
Aveuglement, av-uh-gl-man, m> blindness- ^

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Aveugler, .iv-uh-^^lai, f. a. to bJiiui . i.'iiiii'ti , s' -, :■. /•.

to situt one's r'll'i'.

Avciigletto, av-iili-j;li--tt. h V—, nd. grofinsr-

Aiiile, iiv-i(l, ij. - mciil, mi. irnrdy ; fnx^'r.

A*iclitc, iiv-id-L'-tai, /. iirii/ily, i^iveàinis.i.

Avilir, av-c-lccr, ;■. a. to iiriuf, linf^rate ; »'— , r. r. to

ifeMise oiif's iclf.
AvilissiUit, f. ,iv-c-lc-sa«, — t, ii. debnuuf;, liitgnue/iit.
Avilis>,uim;m, av-clisb-iu.i", >ii. lid'iisi'iiuiit, tonttinft.
Aiincr, av-t-n.ii, v, a. to j •riji>;( unlli wiiie.
Aviron, .iv-c-rc)«, >«. oar.
Avis, av-c, //(. iuiike: ivariiiiit;;, noliif : à mini —, in

»iy opinion ; ouvrir nil —, to iiuike a iiiolioii.
Aviso, c, av-c-j;.ii, a. firuiifiit, wary.
Aviser, av-c-zai, i\ <i. el n. to it,i:isi; u>nrii ; toinuit-r ,■

rfsoize; s'— , T. r. to M/iiiii one's sel/, devne.
Aviso, av-u-zoli, >n. ndvice-hoat.
Avitaillenient, av-L>-ta/-ma«, ;«. victiuilling.
Avit.iillcr, ;iv-c'-ta/-ai, f. a. tovittiuil.
Avitaillonr, av-e-taZ-nr, »«. TUtuaiier.
Avivir, av-c-vai, v. a. to Itriglitoi ; fol sit.
Avives, av-iv, j-, //. vifes.

Avoc.isscr, av-o-kass-ai, v. a. to be a pettifogger.
Avocat, av-o-kali, >n. Unvyer ; — consultant, (handier-

toiiusei ; — (jùniir.il, attorney-general ; ~- plaidant,
Avoine, av-w.m, /. jals. [hirrisler.

•Avoir, iiv-war, t. a. to Airrr, hold ; — cliaud, to be

warm ; il y a. tliere is, there are ; —, nt. substance ;

possessions, pi.
Avoisintincnt, ;iv-wa-sin-ni.T«, "/. borderiui; ; nearness.
Avoisincr, .iv-wa-sc-nai, v. a. to border upon.
Avons, a-vo«, see Avoir.
Avortcnicnt, av-ort-nia';, >«. viiscarriage.
Avorter, av-or-tai, v. n. to miscarry.
Avorton, av-or-to;», tn. abortion.
Avoué, av-wai, »i. attorney.

Avouer, av-wai, v. a. to avow ; grant : allo7t> of : s'— ,
Avril, av-ril, tn. April. \y. r. to own one's self.

Axe, aks, «/. a.\is : axle.
Axiome, aks-yohm, tn. axiom.
Axonj^e, ak-sonlij, P. axnngia.
Ayant cause, ah-y;i'(-kohz, m. claimant.
Azimut, az-e-nidt, m. azimuth.
Az'inutal, c, az-e-nul-tal, a azitniith,
A/ur, az-ûr, m. a m re.
Azure, o, az-fi-rai, a. sky-coloured,
Azyiiic, az-ini, a. azyinous.

li.lba, liali-ali, m. baba.

li.ilieurrc, b ib-nr, tn. bntter-tnitk.

H.ibitlie, ba-bish, P. lap-dog.

Uabil, bab-il, m. prattle.

I! ibillafjc, bab-i/-alij, ttt. chit-chat.

babillard, bab-i/-ar, m. -c. -d,/ babbler.

B.ibillcr, bab-i/-ai, T'. n. to prate.

Kabinc, bab-in,/: ///.

Babiole, bab-yol,/: bauble, toy, trifle.

H.lbord, bab-or, tn. larboard.

IJabouclie, b.ib-oosli,y: slipper.

Babouin, bab-wai», tn. baboon.

Babouiner, bab-we-nai, v. n. to play the tn-ffooii.

Uac, bak, >n. ferry-boat.

Baccalauréat, bak-kal-u-r.ii-ah, tn. bachelorship.

Bacchaniile, bak-kan-al.y: bauhanal.

Bacchante, bak-ka;;t, /; bacchant; tcr:;ia:;ant.

BAchc, bansli,/ tilt, cistern.

Bachelette, bash-ktt.y: lass, damsel.

Bachelier, bash-lyai, tn. baihelor.

B.lclier, bau-sli.ii, v. a. to tilt.

Bachi<iue, basli-ik, a. bacchic.

Bachot, basli-oh, in. -wherry.

Bachoteur, bash-o-tur, tn. ■iuherrytnan.

BAcler, bau-klai, v. a. to bar ; fasten ; Jinish.

}!adaud, bad-oh, tn. co.ktiey.

Badauder, bad-oli-dai, v. >i. to gape about.

Badauderie, bad-oh-dre, f foolery.

Baderne, bad-aim,/, tnat.

liadiane, bad-e-an,y: badian.

Bailitfef>n, bad-e-hjr;/, tn. stone-colour.

Badigeonner, bad-e-hjo-iiai, i: a. to paint in stone-

B.idin, e. bad-ai«, —in, a. playful, sportive. [colour.

Batlniajje, bad-c-nahj, tn. sport, play.

Badine, hiiiUw.f. switch ; —a, pi. small tonics.

Badiner, bad-e-nai, v. n. to play, sport, rally.

Bafouer, baf-wai, v. a. to scoff at, abuse.

Bifrer, bau-frai, v. n. to guttle.

Bâfreur, bau-frui, >«. guttler.

Rasage, bag-ahj, m. baggage, luggage ; plier—, trous-

Bajfarre, baii.ar,//m^, tumult, [ser —, tv march off.

Ba^'assi-, b.ifi-.iss,./! bagauze.

ll.it,Mtelle, b.i^;-.it-ell, ./; tr^/le ; itonstllse ; ~, int. noil-

Ua>;ne, baii-yc, m. bagnio. [sense I

U.i;;iie, b,l^,',y: ring.

Ba^jueii.iiidi;, ba^j-nohd,/! bladder.iiuf.

ll.i;;ueM luder, b.in-noh.d.ii, t . //. to tr(//e, dally.

Da^jueii.uulier, b.i>,'-noh-dy.ii, m. bladder-nut tree,

Jl.i;^ii«r, ba){-.ii, 7'. a. to baste.

11.11,'iietle, bai;-et,/! 7vaiid ; rod; —s, pi. gantlet.

Biit,'uier, ba^'-y.ti, m. riug-iase.

Ball I ban, int. pshaw !

Ilaliut, bali-ù, m. trunk.

B iliuticr. bah-i'i-tyai, tn. trunk-maker.

Bai, e, bay, a. bay : — iKnxii, yelloiv-dun.

B.iie, b ly, /; berry ; bay ; humbug. [t: r, to b.ithe.

Ilai..,'iier, b.iiii-yaf, v. a. et ti. to bathe; soak ; ss —,

llai>;iieur, bain-yiir, m. balher : batiuio-keeper.

Baignoire, baiii-y«ar,y: bathing-plai.e ; baignoire

Bail, ba/, in. lease.

nullement, ba/-m.i«, tn. yairtiing.

BAillcr, baA.ii, v. n. toyann,gape.

Ilailler, b.i/-ai, v. a. to give ; — ^ ferme, to lease.

Bailleur, b.i/-iir, tn. — eiise, —\xr.,f.yawner.

B.iilleiir, ba/-ur, tn. — ercssc, — ress, /; lessor.

Bailli, i)a/-ec', tn. bailiff'.

B.iilliajje, ba/-alij, m. bailinu'ik.

BAillon, l>a/-o«, in. ga;'\

BAillonncr, b.i/o-nai, 7: a. to, gag.

Biiin, bai;(, in. bath, bathing.

Baïonnette, bali-yo-iiett,.A bayonet.

Baisemains, bayz-mai;/,./ //. lespeits.

Hiiisement, bayz-ma//, m. kissing.

Baiser, bay-zai, v. a. to kiss ; — , tn. kiss.

B.iisotter, bay-zo-tai, v. a. to kiss often.

B.iisse, bayss, /;/«//, abatement.

Baisser, bayss-ai, v. a. et n. to let down, loiver ; drop;

fall ; decay ; so —, v. r. to stoop.
B.iissier, bay-syai, in. fi.xer.
Baissière, bay-syair.y! sediment.
Baisiire, bay-zi'ir,yl kissing-cru\t.
Bajoue, balij-oi),./! hog's i /leek.

Bal, bal, in. ball; donner le — h quelqu'un, to abu.te
Bal.idin, bal-adai;/, m. buffoon. [one.

Biil.ifre, bal-.iufr.y. i^ash, slash, star.
B-iLifrcr, bal-aii-fr.ii, v. a. to gash, slash.
B,ilai, bal-ay, tn. broom.

Balais, bal-ay, a. balasr. [weighbridge.

Balance, bal-a'/s, f. balance ; scale ; — à bii^ciile,
Bal.incemcnt, bal-a;j-siiia;', ///. I>a/ati,ini^'.
BaKincer, bal-a»-sai, 7'. a. et n. ,'o balance ; weigh ,

siving ; wa7'cr ; se — , T'. ;'. to swing.
Balancier, bal-a;<-syai, m. balance-maker ; balance.
Bal.iiiçoire, b.il-a«-sw,ir, /^ see-saw.
Balandran, bal-,a;(-<lra>;, ;;/. greal-coat.
B.il.isse, ba-!ass..A chaff-hed.
B.ilay.iffe, bal-ay-yahj, m. S7veepiiig.
B,d.iyer, bal-ay-y.ii, -,\ a. to sweep.
Balayeur, bal-ay-yur, m. sweeper.
Balayures, bal-ay'-yilr, ./;/»/. sweepings.
B.dbutienK'nt, bal-bû-se-ina;/, m. stammering;.
Balbutier, bal-bû-syai, 7'. n. to stammer.
U.ilcon, b.il-ko/i, tn. balcony.
Baldaquin, bal-dak-ai//, m. baldachin.
Baleine, bal-en,/^ whale ; -.cfialebone.
Baleiné, e, bal-ey-iiai, a. wlialebone.
Rateiiieau, bal-oy-noli, m. ycuni; wliale.
Baleinier, bal-ey-nyai, m. whaler.
Balévre, bal-ayvr,./: under-itp.Jiit-
Baliba;{(', bal-iz-ahj, >«, biio^ im
Balise, bal-iz,/! hn.y.
Baliser, bal-iz-ai, z\ a. to buoy.
Balivea'.i, bal-c-voh, )/;. slandcl, tiller.
r> ilivernc, b.iUc-v.iirn, /! nonsense.
Balivcrner, bal-e-vair-iiai, 7'. n. to trijle.
Ballade, bal-ad.y: ballad.
Balle, bal,/ bail, bullet; bale (goods).
Ballet, bal-ay, m. ballet.
Ballon, b.il-oH, m. football ; balloon.
Ballonnement, bal-on-ma>/, m. s7oelling.
Ballonnier, bal-o-nyai, m. foot/'all-inakef.
Ballot, bal-oh. m. baie ; package.
Ballott.ijfe, bal-o-talii, m. balloting.
Ballotte, bal-ot.y". ballot.
Bailottemeiit, bal-ot-iiia;;, m. shuffling.
Biillotter, bal-o-tai, v. a. et n. to toss , shake ; shuffle :
Balourd, e, bal-cor, — d, a. dull, stupid, [ballot ; débat*
Balourdise, bal-oor-diz.y. stupidity ; absurdity.
Balsanii(iue, bal-zam-ik, a. balsamic.
Balustrade, bal-ils-trad.y: balustrade.
Balustre, bal-ûstr, m. baluster, rails.
^a.\zan,\)a.\-zsiii, a. white ail-four. ' "

UalzqnÇt bal-zan,/: white-sfot, tient.

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BainMn, ba»-l>ai//, >ii. hahy.

Il.iiiiUucli.idc, l)a>»-l«)-sluilul,/! t,'ri>ttsgut pUtnri,

H.uiilxjctic, bn«-l)()>li,yl puff'fl.

Ii,iiiil>ochcur, lia//-l)i)-sliur, m.Juddltr,

I<.uiil)»u, i)a«-l)oo, m. lainboo.

liaii, 1 a>;, •«. l'an ; hatiishvitiit.

I'aiial, c, I'.m-al, a. comtnoii, vulgaf.

Uaiialitc, '.>.iii-al-c-t.ii,/.y'''<''<»/ scrvict.

ll.inaiu:, l>in-aii,/'. I'anaiia,

lianaiiicr, liaii-an-yai, ;'/. t>,i>ia>ia-lref.

ll.mc, l>.i»;, tn. houh ; foiin : slioul ; — d't'iflise, fr>v ;

— lie; pirrri.', /•!■(/: — ck- s.itilc, .an,l-baiik.
Kancal, c, l)W/-kal, ILimithcIk;, l).i</-kr()/.li, a. haiiily-
lUndajrc, \yMii.\.i\\], »i. iKimiaxe ; Iriiss. [/f\;i:i'it

Jl.mil.iyibtc, |ia'(-d.ihj-ist, m. Irnss-inakei:
Jiaiulc, \mih\, /. I'aiiil, tie; stiij-t ; l/iviff; gauj; :

/tight; cushion ; siitf i<J a shi/>.
HaiiiltMU, Ij.i»(-iI<.I\, »i. hfa.ihitiiii ; ivi-cath.
HandclfttL-, 'awdlclt,/ itlUc band.Jillet.
Itaiidir, ba/i-d.ii, f. 11. /<> l<ini{ iii< ; htnU ; se —, v. 1: to
Itaiidcrcau, ba«-<lriili, til. iling. [/iiiiiil ; tisc agaiinl.
Ilaiiclcrolc, lM(/-ilr'il,/. Intndrol : strtaiuer,
llaiKli.ri-, l)a<(-d)air,/.,//<v, ivtoiin:
Itandit, l)a«-d>.-, >ii. /xiniiit.
llaiidinilicru, l).i;/-<|riiil.yair,/: I'andoleer,
Haiiliciic, ba;/-lyiili.yl oiit\i-irt.
Ilauin;, \y.\nn,/. lilt, luiiiifn-.
liaiinca'i, banii-oli, )/;. hai)if<(r.
haniicr, baii-ai, '\ a. to nn'tr with a tilt.
Uamicret, b.in-r.iy, in, himieirt,
U.imiclon, baii-ti);(, >//. utii/.

Ilaniiiùre, ban-yair,/: laiinef./lni^. [i/raw/roiii.

lianiiir, ban-ecr, î'. h. Ii> hanish , •>,! —, t. r. tj uith-
Haiuiissablc, ban-iss-ali-bl, a, df.wrviiig baniihinenl.
ilamiissemL'Ut, baii-iis-iiia;(, J. IniuishiiKut.
Uaiiquc, bank,yi Ihtnk ; l.iirc la —, to be a banhi):
Haiiqueroutc, l)a«-kr(iut,y. b,tnk>ii/<liy,
H.iiu|ii(;roiilier, baw-kroot-yai, in. htnirupt.
liaiuiuc-l, bnw-kay, in. banquet.
Uun(|iictcr, ba«-Ktai, v. n. to banquet, feast.
Ban(|uctte, baH-kctt,/ beiuh ; cause-aay.
Uaiuiiiior, ba;(-kyai, >«. banker.
I)aiu|uise, \h\ii-V.ccz, /. Ji eld of ice.
B.iptèmf, bat-eyiii, >n. baptism ; nom de —, christian
Uiiptiïcr, bat-e-zai, v. a. to baftize. [name.

Baptismal, c, bat-iss-mal, a. baptismal,
Baptistairc, l)at-iss-tair, a. of baptism.
Haptistère, bat-iss-tair, ;;;. baptistery.
Uai|iict, bak-ey, in. bucket, tub.
Uiir, bar, ;/;. hand-barrow ; barbel.
lîaragotiiit,' bar-ajj-wai;;, tn. gibberish.
liarajjoiiiiiagc, bar-a^r-wc-iialij, in, gibberish.
Uara^oiiiiicr, bar-afi-wc-nai, t. n. to talk gibberish.
Uaiajfoiiiiieiir, bar-ai;-wc-iiur, m. jabberer.
Ilur.t(|iiu, bar-ak, f. barrack ; booth.
be Uaraqiicr, bar-ak-ai, T. r. to make barracks,
Uarattc, bar-.it, /. churn.
lJ.iratter, bar-at-ai, v. a. to churn,
liar.itterie, bar-at-re,/ barratry.
Harb.icaiie, bar-b,ik-ali,y". barbican.
Harbarc, bar-bar, a. —nient, ad. barbarous ;

[barbarian.

JJiirbarie, bar-bar-e,/; barbarity.

liarbarisnie, bar-bar-ism, in. barbarism.

Uarbo, barb, /. beard: cock's wattle ; —S, pi. lappets;
feathers of a quill ; faire la —, to shave ; pare ; —, in.

Harbeaii, bar-boli, in. barbel ; bluebottle. [barb.

Uiirljclé. c, bar-blai, a. bearded.

jlarberic, bar-brcc,/. shating and hair-cutting.

Harbct, bar-bay, in. spaniel.

H.ubier, bar-byai, in. barber.

U.ubilicr, bar-be-fyai, v. a. to sliave.

l5ari)illoii, bar-bi/-o;(, in. little barbel ; — s, //. barbies,

Uarbon, bar-bu«, in. grey-beard, [pi.

Uarboter, bar-bo-tai, v. 11. to dabble.

Harboteur, bar-bo-tiir, vj. tame duck.

IJarbouillage, bar-boo/-ahj, ;«. daubing ; scrawl.

llarbouiUcr, bar-boo/-ai, v. a. to daub; scrawl; scrib-
ble ; stammer ; se —, v. r. to besmear one's self; lose
one's iharacter.

Harbouilleur, bar-boo/ur, m. dauber ; scribbler.

I'arbouillon, bar-boo/-o;(, in. bad musician.

Haibu, e, bar-bû, a. bearded.

liarbiie, bar-bû, ./. dab.

Barcarolle, bar-kar-ol,./; barcarole.

IJarcelonnette, bars-lo-nett,y; cradle.

Bard, bar, >;/. hand-barroiv.

Barilanc, bar-dan, y . burdock, burr.

IJartle, bard, m. bard ; —,f. bard ; slice if bacon.

Bardeau, bar-doh, tn. shingle.

Bardelle, bar-del,/, pack-saddle. [of bacon ; bard.

Barder, i)ar-dai, v. a. to caparison ; corer with a slice

Barcieur, bar-dur, in. day-labourer, hodman.

Bardis, b<*r-c)ç, m. water-boards.

Bardcit, liar-doli, ui. smalt mule ; ■waste /a^ft

I)aréi;c, bar-cyhj, m. barege.

B.ir^;iii^;iia^>i', barK-iM-yalij, m, haggling.

Iliir^iiiijfncr, b.irt{-in-yai, T. n. to haggle.

Baiwiii){iieur, b.irjj.in-yur, /«. haggler.

B.iril, b.tr-c. III. barrel.

D.irillct, l).iri/ay, m. box, keg; barrel of a rvafiM.

ItariiilaKO, liar-yn-lalij. "'• m/dley of colours.

H.iriolcr, Uir-y il.il, -\ <». to speckle.

BirloiK', ffuc, barlu;/, - t;li, a. longer on one side than

B.irnaclic, bariiasli,/. /•arwoi/c. [anoliKr.

I'.ariinntre, b.ir-o-nicy-tr, ni. barometer.

B.iioii, l),ir-i)«. III. baron.

ll.irdniii.', b.ir-on,/; baroness.

ll.ir<Minet, bar-o-nay, in. baronet,

ll.iii'niMi-, bar-ii-nt-.y! barony.

It iriii|iie, bar- ik, «. odd, irregular,

IS.iKlue, b.irk,./! bulk.

B-iriimrdllf, h,\v\<-xi<\\, f'.ferry-loat.

Hiniuetle, b.ir-kitt,./. Irny.

llarr.i;^'', b.m-ralij, ;;/. toll ; ba>:

Il.irrai^L-T, b.ui-r.ilij-ai. i>i. /otlcalherer,

ILirrt, baur,./. bar ; daih ; tiHer.

Barreau, baii-nili, m. bar ; rail.

Barrer, baiir.ii, v. a. to bar ; s'rike out.

Barrette, bar-ctt,/; cap, bonnet.

Barric.idc, b.ir-e-k.i<l,.A barricado.

B.irric.ider, b.ir-e-k.id-.ii, v. a. to barricale.

H.irricre, ban ryair, y; barrier; mils; turnpike; foil-

l;artii|ue, b.iriû, /; task. [hulne.

Bartavelle, b ir-t.iv-ell,/; red partridge,

lias, so, b.iii, — ss, a. low; shalUrtf ; mean; —, ad.

d,nn, li.w ; en --, below ; Ml— , yonder; —, tn. iov/fr

p.irt, bottom ; stocking.
Has lite, b.az-alt, ///. buialt.
It,i-.ane, baz-an,y." sheep leather.
li.ii.Mic, e, ba2-,in-ai, a. tawiiy.
Basciile. bass-kùl,/. .nvipe ; swing-gate,
Basi:, bauz,y; base ; bottom.
Baser, bauz-ai, v. a. to ground, found.
Itas-fund, bau-fo;;, in. shoal.
Basilic, baz-c-lik, m. basil ; basilisk.
B.isin, bauz-al;;, m. dimity.
Basque, bask.,^ skirt.
Biis-relief, baiir-lyef, tn. basso-reliei'O.
Basse, bauss,/: bass ; shoal ; — contre.y^ bass ; —court

f. inner-yard ; —fosse,/; dungeon.
Bassement', bau-snia>;, ad. meanly, lowly, vulgarly.
Bassesse, bau-scss,y! baseness, lowiuss.
B.'issct, ban-s.ay, m. terrier.
Batise-taille, bau-stau/,y. under-tenor.
Bassin, bass-ai;/, in. basin ; scale (balance).
Bassine, bass-in,y. wide pan.
ILissiuer, bass-e-nai, v. a. to warm ; steep.
Bassinet, bass-e-nay, m. firepan.
Bassinoire, bass-e-nwar,/". warming-pan.
B.isson, bau-so<;, m. bassoon ; bassoonist.
Baste, b.ist, int. poh !
Bastille, bas-tid,y; country-seat.
Bastille, bass-ti/,./: bastille.

Bastin^a>;e, bass-tai;;-Kalij, tn. barricading ; tirtting.
liastiiii,'ue, bass-tai^/jijli.y. netting.
Bastion, b,ass-tyo«, in. bastion.
B.istonnade, bas-to-nahd,y bastinado.
Bas-ventre, bau-vaH-tr, in. loner belly
BAt, ban, m. pack-saddle, paiinel.
Bataille, bat-au/,/. b.tttle, fight.
Batailler, bat-au/-ai, -■. n, to fight, struggle hard.
Batailleur, bat-aiiAur, tn.Jighter.
Bataillon, bat-aiiAo;/, in. battalion.
B.'itaril, e, bau-tar, — il, a, bastard.
Batardeau, bau-tar-ilnh, tn. dam, dike.
Bàt.irdise, bau-tar-diz,/; bastardy.
Bateau, bat-oh, tn. boat ; — ii vapeur, steamer,
Batelaye, bat-lahj, in. Juggling,
]>Mc\éc,hA\.-\,\\,f. boatful. _,.. , .

Batclet, bat-lay, in. little boat.
Bateleur, bat-lur, tn. mountebank.
liiitelier, bat-lyai, »t. waterinan, boatman.
BAter, bau-tai, v. a. to saddle with a pack-saddle.
BAli, bau-te, in. basting.
BAlier, baut-yai, in. pack-saddle-maker.
Batifolajie, liat-e-fol-ahj, in. romping.
15atifoler, bat-e-fol-ai, v. it. to romp, toy.
liAtiment, bau-te-nia«, in. building; ship.
llAtir, bau-teer, v. a. to build; baste.
BAtisse, bau-tiss,y. building.
BAtisKCur, bau-tiss-ur, in. great builder.
Batiste, bat-ist,y. cambric.
Bâton, baut-o;i, m. stick, staff"; — à mèche, lintstock}

\ — s rompus, by fits and starts.
BAtonner, bau-to-nai, v. a. to cudgel; cancel,
B4tonnet, bau-to-nay, m. tipcat.

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nitonnler, Tauto nynl, «i. sluffman.

liAtoiinistc, l).iu-to-iii!it, »«. iiiiii;(:-tiayff,

ILttlaKc, bat-ulij, m. t/irashtii,:.

Uatt.iiit, e. bat-.i//. — t, a. l'taliiig ; tout — neuf, çuile

iinv; (virto — c, nviii£-ii-'ot- ; —, m. ilaffcr: J'oM ;
n.itto, l>alt,/. mtnnirr ; htclU ; b*\Xt<r. \tii.'ti:ii.

aatclcr, l«;«t lai, %•. n. tj bahHt.
Itatlflleinent, l.al-cl-ma;;, »i. Miiuse-fatft.
J<.ittcniciit, l)att-iii.if/, vt. tfiitiiiiT, ('tt/,*i'ii,' ; sfaiii/>iiic-
Uiilteric, liattre,/; l-atUry ; sai(/f-; Ji^c'i'i'H'; beatiut.'

(lu drutn : t<>\iiiisiiii' : — ilo ciii.siiic, kiUlitii utfUiili,
ILittctir, liatt-iir, m. haltr; — «lu p.ivi.', mmbltr. [//.
jt.iltoir, hal-w.ir, >//. haltifii''"': à'cl.',',
•lialtrc, baltr, 7'. a. el ii. to hcit; itiHe ,■ mint; tlinish ;

- la c.iin|iaKiio, /;' J/',"'' "' '•'"•^•""•' ~ l'citMile, /,>

si.'iir Ihe u'Uiih) ; ■- la itialitulc, A' beat it t-.ii \y;

— le pavi-, lo lamhie iili^'iii; so- , î'. r. tojif^hl.
Battu, «, bat-ii, a. t'oitfu ; iviathtrbtattn,
Il.ittuc-, l)at-fl,y. bcaliii);.
Ilatturo, l>at-iir,/ iioUi-Uuktrinf;.
It.iuilct, Ixili-day, «/. ass ; t>e.\tlf.
liauJrlcr, boh-drc-ai, m. sli.'ni,tir-btlt.
Ilaudruilio, buli-(liii'.li, /: uMbtahrt ikiil,
li.iii>;o, ImiIij,/. /«(>,■ i>i,<>/,i>:
llauMK*, IkiIiih, >«. balm, Aj/hjw.
llauiiilcr, bnluii-yai, m. bi}l.uini-lrte,
llavarti, bav-ar, m. bahblir.
Il.ivarilat;<-, liav-.ir<lalij, tu. babblinj^.
)Uvar(lcr, bav-ar-d.il, t. h. tj babble.
llavf, bav,/: s/aver.driz't'i.
Haver, bav-.ii, f. ii. /.> s/artr, lirittl.
Itavette, bav-ctt./: bib.
llaveiix, bc, bav-uli, -z. a. sliibbftiitjf.
llavoclii', c, b.iv-i)-sliai, a. full 0/ blots,
ll.ivocluire, b.iv-o-sliûr.y: blots, fl.
Havditt, bavii-lay, t>i. lifiui-tlicis,
I! lyer, l).>y-yal, f. H. tox'u/'i! ; iovtt,
llayLiir, baj yur, tu, ..','»/''''•
lia^ar, l'alizar, tn. baz,i>:
néant, c, bai-a«, - t, a. .j,'.i//'«c-.
IJt'at, e, i>ai-ali,— t, a. saint, bigot. __

Itfatitic.itlou. bai-at-if-e-ka-syo)/,/ bfati_fiiMttffn,
1 II- at i fi or, |pal-at-if-e-al, :■. <j. to bialijy.
JUiatltiinie, liai-at-lf-ik, a. bialilic.
llcatilles, bai-at-i/,/://. titbits, ft.
Héatitude, bal-at-e-tùd.y". beatitude.
Heau, JJel, Itellc, boli, bel, bel, rt.y('/<' ; beaiiti/ii! ;/<tir:

Idcliaiipor belle, to hare a narrow esoape ; — fils, m.

ion-in-lau ; —frère, ;/(. brotlter-in law ; —père, ;;/.

J'at/ier-in-law; - ad. gently, softly ; tout — I softly;

—, m. beauty, fairness.
lieauconp, bo-kuo, ad. ttiiuh, many ; greatly ; dc - ,
liea'.ipré, boh-prai, ;«. bonsprit. [far, by far.

lie.iute, i)i)li-tai,./. beauty, fineness.
Hec, bek, >«, beai, bill : gullet: SchM ; nib; — d'AiK',

spoke-shaie ; -- decnrbin, bill-headed eane : nififers,

pi. ; — de yaz, gas-bnrner ; gaslamp ; — dc lièvre,
lîécarre, bai-kar, tn. lis.harp. ' [lia re-.' i/:

Hecasse, bai-kass,y.' itwdiwA'.
lléeasscau, bai-kass-oh, tn. yoiitig wooiieji-f:.
Hecassinc, bai-kass-in,/; snipe,
liec-fitjue, bok-fii,', tn. bicajUo.
liè'jlie, beysli,/: spade.
lièclier, bey-sliai, v. a. to dig with a spade.
Itechiquc, Uii-sliik, a. bet /lie.
Becquée, bek-ai,y: biilfiil.
liecqueter, bck-tai, v. a. to pert, pick up.
Iteilaine, \iu/i-i\a.\ti,f.pauiuh,giits.
liedeaii, bj//(.doli, tn. btad/e, verger.
Hc-tfroi, bef-rwa, tn. belfry.
Bégaiement, bai-Kay-nia//, ni. stainmet ing.
Hcf^ayer, bai-f^ay-ai. v. ti. to stammer ; stutter.
lit'ifiie, liej,', >n. stainiiierer.
liei^ueule, Uii->,'ul,/: prudish woman.
Htitueulerie, bai-^ful-re, y; prudtiy.
!!é>;uiii, bai-c;hai;;, tn. biggin.
liejjuinaije, liai-jjiiin-alij, »i. convent of béguin:.
Iii.-i;uine, bai-Khin,y. béguin.
lieiiie, baylij, a. not dyed ; ~,f. baize.
Beignet, bayu-yai, tn' fritter.
Béjaiine, ba'i-lijohn, tn. ninny, nias.
Jiel, bi:l, see Beau.
Bélandre, bai-la«-dr,/; bilander.
Bolant, e, bey-la«, — t, a. bleating.
l)èlenieiit> beyl-ma«, tn. bleating.
Bêler, bey-lai, v. ti. lo bleat.
Bel-esprit, bcl-ess-prc, m. wit, pretender to wit.
Belette, huh-\eXi,f. weasel.
^Bélier, i)ai-lyai, tn. mnt ; battering-ram.
Bélière, b.ii-lyair,^"^ clapper-ring.
Bélître, bai-lee-tr, in. scoundrel, rascal.

ttUatrg, bay-lau-tr, a, h(}liif/f,

so —, V. r. lo

Belle, licl, / belle, K:iuly ; — (Ic-nult, / ni.,'htilla)ifi
— tiWc, f. liaiighter-in-law : — niCrc, /. moflier-iii.
law ; — siiMir, y; sister-in.law,

Bellciiient, bel-iii.i«, iirf. softly.

ile'li^eraiit, v, bcl-lelij.»i-ra/;, — t, belligrreii'.

r.. .Iiipiiux, so, bel-lc'kuli, — z, a. warhit, tnarlial.
I Belii-isiuie, bel-c-ieeni, a. rerv/ine.

Bellot, te, bel loh, —t. a. pretty.

IliKeder, bel-vai-d.iir, m. belveder,

ill imdI, b.ii-iiiol, tn. /if tat,

jlenédioito, bai-ii,il-de bu-tal, in. grace, [beii.son,

1 B.-ue(lictii)n, bai-n.ii-<lik-syo»;,y. benediction, blessii\g ;
I Ikiiélice, b.il-nal-flsi, in. benefit ; i/iurc/l-littng ; prtvi-
I ll.Miclici.iire, li.ii-iini-li->s-yair, ///. b<>i jiciaiy. [lege.

lliMu (icier, bai-iml-liss-y.ii, /'(. inciiin'>ent ; -, 1: n. t.:

lient',, b«/V-iiey, a. s.lly; — , in. ninny, [projit, i;aii'.
I ll.iii'viile, b.ii-n ii-vip|. a. — nuiit. ad. iind ; outofgonf-

IliininneMieut, bai-nni yi-in.i'/, (/,/. I.indty. \'t>.ill.

lléni(;nité, bainin-ye-tai.y; benignity, kindness.

Benin, i>;iie, b.d-iiai'(, — ui-y*', a. b-nii;n.

II, iiir, b.iineer, t. a. to bless, consenate.

Ilenit, e, b.ii-iie, —it, a. hatloiccd.

Ilcnilier, b.ii-nit-y.ii, in. h.o'y -.rater pot,

jlenjamin, bain-ldaiuai;», tn. darling.

ltéi|uille, i),ii-kee?, f. crutch ; spud : —s, pi. s/iores, pi.

Iliipiiller, bai kee/-al, v. a. et n. to dig with .1 spud ;

Iter, l),iir, in. cradle fa s/iip. [to wali wit/i irutc/ies.

Itercail, b.iirka/, tn. s/uepjold, pale.

Ilerceau, biir-S'ih, in. cradle : bower.

jlercer, bair-sai, v. a. to rod; amuse;
Jiatter one's self.

licrfjanuitc, bair-^;.ini-ot,y; bei/^aniot,

Berj^e, b.iirlij.y^ barge.

Ilcr^jer, b.iir-lijai, /;;. shepherd.

Ik-rif'.re, b.iirlij.iir,/ shepherdess ; settee.

Ittr^'cretle, b.iirlij-rett,/; little shep/ier.less,

lier;<crie, liairlij-re, ,/ shcepfold.

lierL'eronnette, b.iirlijro-nctt.y. wagtail.

Berfine, bair-lin.y; bcrlin.

Berlingot, bair-l.ii;(-goli, in. singleseattd btrliti.

B,iirluc, bair-lû,y; dimness of sight.

Bernie, bairm,/. berin.

Berne, bairn, y^ tossing in a blanket.

Berner, bnir-nai, v. a. to toss in a blanket; ridicule.

Béryl, bai-ril, tn. beryl.

Besace, b«/i-zas3,y. wallet.

Besacier, b»/(-zass-yai, m. beggar.

Besaigre, b/r/(-zeygr, a. turning sour.

Besaiifue, b;(//-zaig-û,y; hvibil, tm^bil.

Besides, b»rA-zikl,y; //. spectacles, pi.

Besogne, b»A-zoii-yc,y; iiork, business.

Besogner, b"/(-z<in-yai, •: n. to 7i'i'rk.

Besogneux, se, bK/i/unynli, — z, a. needy.

Besom, b)rÀ-zvvai(,', /n.7o.int, need: an -, at a pinch.

Bestial, e, best-yal, a. — ement, ad. beastly, brutish.

Bestialiscr, best-yal-c-zai, v. a. to bestialize.

liestialite, be-.t-ya!-c-tai,y: beastliness.

Besti.asso, bost-yass.yl nirny.

Bestiaux, bes'.-yol), in. pi. cat/.'e.

liestiolc, l)i.st-yiil,y: little beast.

liOt.i, bey-tall, ;;/. block/lead, fool.

Ill tail, b.ii-t I.', in. cattle.

Bête, lieyt.y; beast; blockhead: f.iire la —, to be silly.

liél'jnient, beyt-nia<;, a./. li.',-e af-ol.

BclibC, bey-tiz,y; stupidity; nonsense

Béloiue, b.ii-tw.m.y; betony.

Béton, l>ai-to«, in. betoii.

liolte. bett.y: beet.

Bctter.ivc, bett-r.iv./! beet, beetroot.

Beuglement, buli-gl-ma;;, tn. belLnuing.

Beugler, buli-gl.ii, -p. n. to bellow, roar.

Bi'urre, bur, tn. butter.

Beurré, bur-ai, in. butter-pe.ir.

Beurrée, bur-ai. y! bread and butter,

B.urrer, bur-ai, v. a. to butter.

Beurrier, bur-yai, tn. — t-re, — air,y! butter-seller,

liévue, bai-vû,yl oversight, mistake.

Bezoard, baizwar, tn. bezoar.

liiais, by.iy, tn. slope ; dc — , aslope.

Bi.iisenient, by.ay-znia;;, tn. obliifue direction ,

lllaiser, byay-zai, v. n. to be sloping, s/iuf/le.

Bi isse, be-.iss.y; raw silk.

Biberon, bib-ro);, m. siickinç-bottle ; bibber.

Bible, bibl.y: Jiible.

Bibliographe, be-ble-o-graf, tn. bibliographer.

Bibliographic, be-ble-o-graf-e,y". bibliograp/iy,

Biblioiuane, be-ble-o-nian, tn. bibliomaniac.

Bibliothécaire, bc-ble-o-tai-kair, m. librarian^

Biiiliothiiiue, be-ble-o-tek,./! library.

Biblique, be-blik, a. biblical.

Biche, bish, /. /tind.

Piçhun, bi-sho«i m. Içip-dog,

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RIclionncr, bc-slio-nal, v. a. to mrl l/it hah:

lli(.<i(|ue, i>c-V.i>\i.,/. /'iiitrv liriiii ; hovtl, h>il.

Dill .r, |ic-(l.iy, m. foiiy, Indit,

Ili'loii, Im'-<Ii>//, i;i, (il//; i,iin,eii.

lliolle, Xk-kWc,/, ii'iiiifi/iiii,' rihl.

llL'ii, l)y.ii/(, «7. tvtil ; iiiiiili, many; a threat deal ;
very; f>ro(>trly ; loiii/.trlahlt ; — ciileiulii, ii/mih/.k',
— <|UC, (lwii;li, •tHhoiif^ /( / —, i/i.i'oo./, wtaUit ; /itmis;
-•veal, tslate ; itii,liie.x.\,

lirii-aiiliij, e, liy.iiii-.ii-iii,ii, i>. /v/iiry./.

Ilicii-ilire, liyaiii-ilccr, iii. line talk.

llhii-clrc, l>y.ilii-ii.i>ir, in, well-heiii);.

•Ilieii-falro, liy.ii/i-l.iir, :. <«. t,<,looiiesiluty,

llijiiriiisiiicc, liy.ii'/-r.ii-;£.i;/s,/; t'cufjieeme.

r>iinfai?,;iiit, <•, ljyai;il'.iy-za;/, ~-t, i*. benejUeitt, kind,

llicaf.iil, l)y,ii//-l'.iy, III. fit; our, Iviielit,

IliL'iiraitciir, hyai'i-lay-tur, iii. heiie/aetor,

lli.'iif.iitrico, liy.iw(faylriss,./! heiie/mlteiS.

Iliciiliciiruiix, sc, Ijy.iiii-milifiili, — /, a. l/lesseJ,/ia//>y,

l!lt.'iini>il. Iii;-cii-lial, ii, Ineiinial.

IlicMsoaiicu, l>yai'i-sai-.w/s,yi tUeeiii\, diCoruin.

llitnsoant, c, f)y.ii;(-s.ii-,i//, — ', a. de,eiil, t>fiOiitiii,i^.

Iliaiu6t, l)yai«-ti)li, ad, iooii, ere li'ii.i,';

lllerisoilltUicc, liyiiH-vc/-.i//s.y; heiinolfiiie, i^ood-iiill,

llicnvcillaiit, c, l)yai//vc.'-.i//, — I, <*. hentivlfiit, kiiiti,

Ilicnvoiui, c, Iiyai(/-viu1, ii, ivelioiiie, |

ItiinvcMUU, l)yai'/-viii1,y; iiehoiiie.

llicrc, liy.iir, / heer ; I'.'llin.

Uicvrc, l>yay-vr, in. Iviivei:

BifX, by.ii, in. iiiill-daiii, inili/>Ml.

llllfer, f)C-lai, v. a, to erase, laiuel.

Ilirtuck, liif-tek, III, l'e,i/.\/:,i/;.

llifiircatioii, liu-fMr-k.ili-^.yii<;,y; bj/iiiralioii.

lli^aiiii.-, l)c'-^;.im, »//. Iniuiini^t.

lii;{aiiiio, l)c-j,'am-L',y. i)ii;ainy.

lli„'arra(lo, \ix;-\i.\T-.\i\,/. à. iter orange.

lli>;arrL'.iii, lii.-t;ar-iih, "/. ivliite-lieart e/ieriy.

Bl^;arrl.•.ulticr, lif-j,Mrot-yai, ii/iite-liearl . Iterry fite.

Bigarrer, lic-^ar-ai, T, a. to larie^'ate; dapfU.

UiKarriire, be jjar-i'ir,/; iiiediey ; v.idity,

Ili^jlt;, hi),'!, a. ii/iiinl-eyed.

UiHorinj, W'^'-r\\,/. biikerii.

Hi^;ot, c, l)fK'>li. — t. "■ /"xoted,

UiijDtcric, l)c-i;()t-rc.y; /'ic'try.

Uijiiu, l)c-l)ji)'>. III. jewel.

Bijumuric, iii:-hjiim-TK:,/,jeivellery.

lllidiitior, lio-lij'">t-yai, iii.jeiieller.

Il;l.iii, l)c-la<(, )'/. haliiiue ; le.lcer.

l>lll>ij<|iiL't, bil-l)n-k.iy, III, I ii/> and hi/l.

Ililc, bill.yi /'tie, .!/<'<' ". aiit;er.

Ililiaire, bill-y.iir, </. liiliary.

liiliciix, se, bill-yuili -•'i "• hilioiis.

IliU, bill, ;/;. /■;■'/.

Bill.ird bi/-alir, in. hilliard.t ; I'illiarltiir'e.

Itill.inlcr, bl/-.ir-il.ii, v, ii. to strike a I'ali twice,

llillc, bi/,/: I'itll.

Uillcbaiuii', biAbiilul,/ eoii/nfioii.

Uillct, liiAcy, in. note ; I'illel ; tieket ; — iloux, iovc-leiter.

llillutor, bi/.tai, v. a. to tickrt.

Hillevcséc, \>\\\-\iilt-i:\\,/. idle trash.

Ilillion, bill-y»'/, "/. In! lion.

JJiiloii, biZ-o;/, in. billon; rio'jje.

I'.illoimajjL-, l)i/-o-nalij, in. eireiilatiKi; o'el'used toiii,

llilliinncr, bi/-o-nii, "'. '(. to einulate dehaxed coin.

Hilliuuiuiir, l)i/-ii-iiiir, in. dealer in lia (coin.

Hillot, bi/-oli, in. Mock ; do:,'-yoke.

lJiiiil)(;lot, baiH-bloli, )//. Ay.

Ulmbclotcric, bai«-blut-rc, y. t,y trade.

Bimbeloticr, bai«-I)lut-yai, in, t,tyinaii.

Binage, l)0-iialij, in, second /•lciif:liiiij;;

Binaire, bc-Mair, a. hiiiary.

Binard, be-iiar, in. fun r-wlieeled chariot.

Biiitrr, tiu-iiai, î'. a. et n. to di^^ aj,'aiii ; celebrate viass

Biiic-t, bc-ciaj', in. save-all. [tiviie a day.

Binette, be-nctt,y; /to^.

Binocle, bc-nokl, ;/;. binocle.

Hioj{raplic, be-o-jjr.if, in, bioi^raphcr.

Hio>;iapliic, be-o-jrr,if-e, in. bi\'ra/ihy.

Uioj{raplii(iiif, boo->,'raf-ik, a, biographic.

Bipède, bc-jjed, in. biped.

Uiquc, bik,./". slie-xoat.

Biquet, bik-ay, tn, kid.

Bis, e, be, beez, a. brown.

Bis ! biss, int. encore I

Bisa>;e, be-zalij, in. second die. [c^reat-f^raitdmother.

Bisaïeul, be-zali-yul, m. i^reat-graiidj'athcr ; — e, f.

Bisannuel, le, be-zan-nwel, a. biennial.

Bisbille, Ms-bl/,y: ijiiarrel.

Biscaïen, biskali-yai;(, in, iron ball.

Biscornu, c, bis-ktir-nil, a. outlandish,

Biscotin, bis-kot-ai«, in. hard biscuit,

Uiscuit, bib-hwee, vi, biscuit.

BIhc, bec2, / north-tait wind,

Biiuau, bu-^iili, III. basil, kiisiiijf.cmtt.

Hfhur, l)o-/ay, v. n, to dye a:;ani.

Iliset, bc'^ay, in. sl,uk'doie.

Biictte, be-/ett,/: iiarroii' lace.

Ili'>niutii, lii>s-iiiiil. III. bisiiiiilh,

llisiiii, lii'-4'>'/, in. bison.

Ilis(|ue, bi^k, /, bisk ; isldt.

lli.siic, b>.'-iak, III. wallet ; be^ji^ary.

llls'icctiiin, bc-sck-syi)'(, ,/ biseitiPH,

llisicxtf, be-sckit. in. bisst.xtile,

Bi:iscxtil, be-sck-i-lil, a. bisse.xtilt.

Itistouriicr, bis-lnor-iial, ;'. n. tolwitt.

Bitume, be-lilin, in. t'ltiiinen,

llituuiineux, sc, be-tù-iuc-iui'i, ■?., a. hitimiinoHJ.

Bivac, be-vak, lliviai.iL, be-vitu-ak, in. bit; uac.

Bivaqucr, bu-vak-ai, Bivuuai|uor, bc-von-ak-ai, f.

bivouac,
Biz.irre, be-zar, a. — inent, ad. inid, whimsical,
liizarruTiu, be-z.ir-re, /. oddness, whim,
Ulafard, e, bla-far, - il, a. Wan, pale.

II. ft

j;ue, bla^,', y. tobacio-poiich.

Hl.iircaM, bl.ur-oh, in. badxer.

lll'liMalilc, blati-niali'bl, ii. btaineable.

llliniL', blauiii, in. blame ; repriiiiaiid,

BLiniLr, blaii-uial, T. a. to blame ; reprimand, (ensure,

BlaiR, In-, bli", — sli, <». white ; ileaii ; blank ; tar'.e

blaiicUe, Jiill power ; —, m, white lolour ; white

mart ; — de b.ileini!, spermaceti; de but en , bluntly;

— bee, III, iii'vice ; — lclaIl^;er, ;//. blaiii-iiianj;er,
Bl.mcli.iille, bla/isliau/, f.Jry.
lllaiRliAtre, bla;/-sliau-tr, a. whitish,
Blain-lii-, bl.i;/bli, /'. iiniiiin,
Bl.iiiLlieMient, b!a;/sh-nia;;, ad. cleanly.
Blauther, bla>i-sli.ii, in. blancher, tanner,
III iMiliel, bla)(-sli,iy, in. blanket.
Blanclicur, bla;/-sliur, y: irhiteness.
BI.UKlMnieiit, bla</-slie-Mia«, m. bleachini^.
Blanchir, blaii-slieer, i', a. et ii, to whiten, bleach ;

wash ; grow grey ; groiv oUt.
Ill.iMcliissa^e, lila«-sliisTalij, ;//. ivashing ; bleii' ' iiig,
Bl.uiclii'.serie, bla'/-sliis.sre, y; bleaih-yard.
I Bl.inciii^seur, bla;/-sliiss-ur, in, whilster, bleacher;

— euie, — uliz, y. washentoinaii.
Bl.uniuelte, l>l.i«-kett, /, blaiujuette.
Blaser, blau-Â.ii, f. «. M i"'////'/, weaken; p,tll ; se—,

V. r. to impair one's health (by drinking),
ni.ison, blau-zo»i, ;;/. heraldry.
BlaMjhuer, blau-zu-iiai, ;•. a. to blaz,.n.
BlaspliJnwiteur, blass fai-ni.it-ur, ///. blasphe'ner.
BlasplicMi.itoire, b .isfai-m,il-war, a. blasphemous,
Ul.ispliL-nie, blass-layni, in. blaspheme.
Blasjiliénier, bl.iss-l.iiiuai, v. a. to blaspheme,
Blatier, bl.it-yai, ;//. corii-inen/iaiit.
Blatte, 1 liât, y: moth.
Blé, blai, m. corn, ivlieat.
Bleuie, bliyui, a. iiaii, pale, pallid.
Blûniir, bleyiii-eer, .'. ii. to g row pale.
Bloiuisbeiuent, b ey-iiiiss-iua«, in. turning
Bleiser, bles-.-ai, i'. a. to noiiitd, hurt; Ojffcnd ; iC ■

7'. <•. to hurt one's self; take ojfence.
Blessure, bless-fir, /. wound, hurt.
Blet, te, bley, blett, /. cnei-ripe.
Bleu, e, bluli, a. blue.
BleuUre, bliih-aii-tr, a. bluish.
Bleuir, bluh-ecr, 7». a, et ii. to blue ,
Blind ii;e, blai/(-dahj, in. blinding.
Blinder, blai(/-day, -,'. a. to blind.
liloe, blok, III. bloi k ; lump.
Bloeaj^e, blok-alij, m. turned letter.
Blncaille, blok-au/, y; rubbish.
Ulcickliaus, bluk-olis, ni. bhxkhouse.
Bliicus, bliikùs, }n. blockade.

liluud, e, blu;/, - d, ij.y<»(>/ light; —, nt. light colour,
BUuule, blo;«l, /. blond, Jair woman,
Bliiudiii, blo;(.(|ai;;, in. beau.
Blondir, bln//-(leer, -,\ ii. to grow/air, lii;ht.
Blondissant, e, blo«-de-ba;;, — t, a. yellowish, folden.
Blo(iiier, blo-kai, z: a. to block up ; turn letters.
se Blottir, blo-tecr, -,.■. r. to squat down.
Blouse, blooz, y; hazard ; smock-Jrock.
Blouser, bloo-zai, f. a. to make a hatard ; deceive; se

— , v. r. to misiake.
Bluet, bhVey. m. bluebottle.
Bluette, bid-ett, /. spark.
Bluteau, bliVtoh, in. bolter.
Bluter, bliVtai, v. a. to bolt, sift,
Bluterie, blût-re, /, bolting-room
Blutoir, blilt-war, in. bolter.
Bobèche, bo-baysh, /. socket.
Bobine, bo-bin, /, bobbin,
J3ubil)er, bo-be-oai, v, <?, to wind on a bobbii%

'pale,
ojffcnd ,

turn blue.

BOB [ 31 1

|)».tHi, 1)i'1i1m)|i, »»/. iiiiit// ,tu'>nriit,

!<.>. .ii;i-, iH.-k.iliJ, »i. i'lvtf.

Iliii.il, tio.lk.il, HI. Kwiitt, ,tf,iinUt.

Ihii.inl, I'o-k.ir. m. sfiiiii/vr.

BoL.iiil.iK'e. I"ilc.ir-<lilij, »i. tt.imfi'ig.

H<). irilor. bnlc.ir-il.ii. f. »>. tv srumf.

Hii.liiie, l>o-<lt:cii, /. if-/.

11.1111. liiif, m. ,<v . hftf.

HohfiiiHMi, lMi.,ii-my.ii'/, w. gi/>^\. \ttrinkUiir.

•Iliiire, liw.ir, l. n. ft >i. to itrnik ; hli't ; —, in. liniii;

IJiii-s Im.i, in. u\>i>i1 , horni ij/ a dnr ; — <t.- Ill, hi-.i-

\tfH.t ; — t.lillls, f<fif.
Iliii'» IK<'. l'*.i-/.ilij, "»• lilt ill fti>(.
\i>'\\rr, liw.t-/.ll, T <». t.i 7i;tiiif,:>t.
Hcii-.crie, lnv.i/ro, ./. ifiUiia.'t.
IJi.i.eii», '.f, liw.i-/iili. — /. o. Tf.'.JiO'-
iiowsciu, liw.isuti, "/. hiiy/it.'.
»ui-,sLlec, liw.i-sl.ii, /. hn\lult'nf.
IJiiis'.rlirr, l)w.i-sel-yai. «/. n:<,<,t-tnrii*>'.
lJ<ilsscllcrie, Im.i-scl-rc, A liiniir's ti-iuit o>- it;tifs.
it<iissim, liw.isvo«, / ,{i-iiit. ,iriiikiii\-.
Itiiite, liwiit,/. ^>v,- fiii'ifiir; H'atJi-iiitf.
HoitcT, liw.il-,ii, 7'. ,>. It) t;o liiHii; Inn/'.
jl'iitciix, sc, l>vv.it-iili, — /, fi. Iitinr.
lluiticr, liw.i-ty.ii. III. siiiX'vii'i di'.x. Ji-nr/;atf.
ÏI.IIH', ImiIi-.iv. r.r lloire.
lUll, linl. III. /it'/llf : luiwl.

llHMili.iiKO, t)(i«.|i.i»(>>, /./(raitini,'.
Iintiil>.ir<lc, liii//-l),»ril. /. >'o»it<-tft.ll.
lloini.iiriii-inciit. lHi/;-liaril-iii.i//, in. homhiti-iiiiirnt.
ilf>ml>.iriUT, li<i;;-li.iril-ai. 7\ <i, to hoiiih,ii-,i.
Iloiiiliarilicr. Iii>»(-l)nrcl-y.ii, in. t'oml'iirilifr.
)t<iiiil).isiii, lKiii-liaz-ai«, in. t>i>inbazin.
lliiiiii), l">»(b, / loinh.

Hiiiiiliciiii-iit, li<p;;li.fiia</, ni. i,inTf.\ily ; tangling.
lliiiiilicr, lii)((l>.ii. r'. a. to inakt cvnvtx.
IJi.n. ni', \n<n, Imji, a. gooii, useful; Jit: —mot,
nittii ism ; lout de —, in i;iH>ii earneit; tmuvcr --, to
<>/•/> iii'f ; tciiir — , to holii out, ftrsist : —, «(. goiki
p.. II. ICC-, Ixi-iiiss, /. iiilin at rcii. [ijuality ; oi-<(fr.

)ii.is .c, t)ii-liass, <i. goi'ii-iiit/iti-fii.
'iilion, li<);/-li<i(/, in. sivrettntiits, (•!.
inl)iimiii.TO, li(i</-liiiii-yair, /. ni'ietinfiit-bo.x.
cmil, lio», '". hoitiiit, hoiiiiif, i;ain/'ol.
unie, l>in/cl, /../Akhi'-i,""'''.' hiini:-liolf.
iiiilir, Ixi;/ ilcer, r'. a. lohoiiiui, /'onnif.
iiiiili'i>eiii<.iit, l)<i</-<liss-iiia</, i>i. àoniidiiig; — (to

lur, risiiit,' oflhf stoinndi.
iiiulnii, hitiitiitn. in. /'Iiiii,'; t'liiii^-liole.
hiKliiiiiKT, lii))/-ilii-iiai, T'. II to hull i;.
kinlu'iir, lio-iuir, in. h.tf'/'iHii!, i^oo.i luck.
imliimiie, l)i)-lii>-iiie, /. j,'Oo,/-iiatnri' .• sim/'/in'fy.
Diilioiiiiiie. b<i-niiin, in. t:ooii-iiatnicii man.

liii-iie, m. surplus.
Diiitii atioii, l).i-iiif-c-ka-syo<(, f. iinproi'cmtnt.
onilicr, tiK-nif-yni, -•. a. to improve.
nnjiiur, l)i)« lijiuir, >n. i^ooii day.
DiiiU', l)iiii. /. ma 1,1 ; iiiiisi-.
Diineiuent, lum iiia», a,i. Iioneslly.
oiHict, hciri.iy, in. cap: — (K: mut, ni);ht-caf.
|oiUKtc-ric-, hoii-trec, /i liosiei's biisintss.
omicticr, Ijonii-tyat, in. hosifr.
uiistiis, l'0);.sa«, in. good sense.

iiiir, |iii;/-swar, in. good eirning.
piiic, \Min-\o\, /. goodness : kindness.
br.ix, lMt-r,iks, in. borax.

brl. l)i)r, in. edge, brim; shore: board; — ft — , le-oe!,
br.lc. Ii(ir-il.ii, m. hem : lace. (nr;/ nillt.

•nkc. Ixir-ilai. y. broadside : tack.
ftrlcr, liordai, t. a. to edge : border, line : tuck up.
prill rcaii, bor-droli, m. note, account.
■ Ii|,'iic', bor-dit;, y. crawl.
irilure, b'ir-dûr, yi edge, border.
|r<:.il, e, bc)-rai-af, a. northern.

biirai, in. iiorlh-ivind,
t>,'i\e, boniyt". a. one-eyed.
jriia^;c, borii-alij, in. setting bounds.
jriic, born, y! boundary: fast.

.■. e, bi)r-iiai, a. uarro7v, limited.
■r. bdriiii, 7' II. to bound : confine, liinil ; se —,
■, fo limit, content one's self ivith.
i)or, bor nwa-yai, ?'. a. to look imth one eye.
*\\.\<:\, bos-key, in. gro^.r. thicket.
is.ii;e, boss-afij, ni. embossment.
fcsf, l)i)ss, /; hunch, hump ; lumfi; knob ; bunch:
l.scl,i^;e, l)Oss-lalij, m. embossing. [snare.

itlcr, boss-lai, t/. a. to emboss, dent.
seiuan, boss-nia», »«. boats7i'aifi.
scr, boss-ai, v. a. to stopper (cable).
•ette, boss-ett, /l stud, toss
•u, e, boss-û, a. hunehbacked.
luer, boss-O-ai, v. a. /» èalter, truist.

BOU

lli>t, iMih, I», pled—, in. ft a. linh/M; cliib/i>,ttfit,

lki|.iiiii|iic, b" l.irt-ik, «I. botan.tal : -, f. Mttny.

Uiilaiii-,c'r, liK taiiu-itai, i'. ». to botanne,

IVilanUU-, bo-laii'Wt. in. bolaiii.tl.

Iliitte, but, ./. boot . bun. h , /aggot, bandit, bnlH*.

Iliille, e, l)i>t-.ii, .1. booted.

llnttcl.itfc-, bi«t-lalij, in bottling.

H"ttc'lor, i)Mt-l,il, I' <i. to bottle, Irmt.

liiilli-lfiir, botliir, m. hay.lrii\ier.

Hciitcr, bn.l.ii ;■. <i. /,) iiiake bo.ils ; M —, t'. r t0 /«/

liotlicr, biilyai, in. biiotiiiaker, [one's boi'ft on.

Ilottiiic. but-Ill,/, butkin, haU-biiot.

Ilniii , bonk, III. he-iioal.

ll'nu.m, bcicik-.w/. III. biKcctn, steivt.

Ilniu.iner, brmk.m-.il, T'. ii. tobii.ian, smoke.

Iliiiic.iniir, bno.k.my.ii, in. buctaneer.

Koiic.issin, liii>i-k.i>i.,-.ii>(, )//. b.'iasine.

lliiiic.iiit, bi'<i.ki)li. III. hot-slicad.

MmucIu-, liniiili, y. mouth: .noir bonne —, A> k.;»

lloiiitu'C, boo-sli.ii, /. moutliJ'Hl. [ie.iil.

Il'iiiclii'r, boo-sli li, ;■. II. to >t.<p, bniii; : -, m. hnl.lici.

Ilmiilu-rc, biicisliair, ./I butcher.iivman.

Iloiuhrric, lioi.sli-re, y". biitihcry, shambltt, pi.

lloiitlu--lMii, boosh-troo, in. slop-gap.

lliiiK liciir, bi»i.sli«,ir, in. lid of an oi'e':,

îliiiicliiin. 1 -iliii/;. III. stopple, iork-wi.\p,bnsh,laitrn.

lloiicli'iiincr, b'lH-sli'i.ii.ii, ,■. ,i. to rub with a wt\f ;

liiiiicliciiiiiicT, l)iin.shi)-ny,il, in, cork-cntltr. [/o.ialr.

Iloiu Ic, bodkl. /! biitkle: ring: iiirl.

lliiiuliT, b'ldk-i.ii, T. a. tobiiikle: iiirl.

lloiicliiT, bciii.klu-,ii. III. bulkier, shield.

KmiilcT, lioo-d.ii, ;•. II. to pout, sulk.

Itoiidcrie, liuod-rc,/ pouting'; sulking:

ll<iiidt.'iir, se, boo-diir, — \\z, a. sulky: one who pouts.

jjouilin, i>oo-d,iin, in. piiddiuj! : rolled tobacio : b.ig.

lloiidinicTe, boo-diii-y.iir,/:y/i'/c-»-.

lloiidoir, lioo.ilw.ir, in. boudoir,

Iliiiif, brH>, /: dirt, mud, iniie.

ll')iiL-i', 1 -.li. III. buy.

Iloiuiir, l)i"i-ur, in. dustman, scavenger.

ll'iiiLiix, so. bdii-uli, — z, a. dirty.

llDiilf.iiit, c-, bool'.i;;, — t, a. puj/ing.

Itoiiiro, boof, in. buffoon.

Uoutrce. b<>(i-f.ii, /"/«/A slight Jit.

Iloiitler. boi)-(',ii. v. a. to puff swell.

lloiiirinic. l)oii.fctt.y. ear-knot.

Ildiillir. biio-fccr. ;•. n. to \well, puff up,

ItiiiiHiisiin-, lioo-fc-sftr,y ntvlling. \ /ester.

Iloiilluii. no, bdo-foH, —foil, a. j.cote: —, in. /' //A'i'>(,

llniiifdnnor. bod-fd-n.ii. :•. n. to play the bu.ffoi)u.

11. .iitldiiinrio. I)dd-liin-rc,y! buÎK'oncry.

IldU/o, liddlij, m. paltry hniging : bouge.

Udii'^'odir, bddlij-w.ir, in./lat candlesfiik.

Ildii^'cr, lidd-lij.ii. T. n. to budt;e. stir.

Ilc>iij,'ottc-. l>dd.|ijolt, /! budget, bag.

llciiiV;io. bod-lijo, /'. iva.y-candle : bougée.

lldii;,'diinor, bdo ^;d-nai, '■. n. to grumble.

lldugran, biid-nr.i^i, in. buckram.

lidiiill.uit, 0, biK)/-a«, — t, rj. boiling.

H. mille, \n,„l,J.Jishing-pole.

Itniiillor, booAai, v. a. to trouble Water : mark ch'h.

Itdiiilli, bdd/.ce, m. boiled meat.

Hdulllic. bdo/'-ic./'. pap, pulp.

•Bdiiillir, biKiZ-oor, '•. n. to boil ; bubble.

Koiiilldiro. l)nd/-w.ir,y boiler.

Ddiiillun, bdd/-dH, /;/. brofh : bubble : Jlounce : Jit.

IldiiilldiMiciiient, b<io/-iinan.i;(, m. bubbling up.

Hdiiillonnor, bddAo-n.ii, v. n. to bubble up.

Hdiil.in^;or, bi)d-l.i;/-hi.ii, v. a. to bake : — . m. baler.

Hdalan^,'cTo, boo.l.u/lij.iir,./' baker's ivije.

Hdiilanijorio. bdd.lii/.hiro.y; baking, bake-lioute.

lidiilc, bonl.y. bo'fl, ball.

lldiilo 111, boo-ldh, III. birch-tree.

It iiiloildi'iic, bvill-ildij. t'l. bull-dog.

Udiil.'o, biid-j.ii,/: dregs of tallow, pi.

lidiilot, b(pd-l,iy, in. build, cannon ball.

Houlette, boo-lett,. /lyî'Jrfrf meatball.

\\..\\\i:\\\,ha»-\\\\\, in. short thiik horse.

lldiilevard, bonl-v.ir, in. bill ira rk.

liduloverseinenl, b<Jdl-vairs-iii.i//, in. crertlirow.

Bdiilcversir, bool-vair-S;ii, v. a. to o:\rthroio : o:er.'ur<i;

Uoiiloviio, bool-\ i1, .'i — ,' ad. hastily, [agitate, unsettle,

Uduliniie, bon-le-iiie,y bulimy.

Uoiiliii, boo-l.ii«, in. pigeon-cove; putlog.

Ronline, boo-lin, y bcrjuline.

Boiilincr, lioo-le-n.ii. v. a. to haul the wind.

Houlinijrin, boo-!.ii;/-^'rai*;, >ii. bo7iliiiggreeit.

B<iuli>ii, bod-lo«, in. troll pin, holt.

Boulonner, boo-lo-iial, v. a. to fasten with iron pins.

Boni|iiet, boo-kay, m. nosegay: bunch; birlhaay

couplet ; flcti'our (ofwine\.
Bonqnetier, book-ty^ii, m.Jlvtvcr-fot.

Boi;

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liriiinlriniKr, Ikm
Ilouriloniic't, bour-dii

Uouquelière, hook-lyalr, / /totutr-glrl,
Doii'itirtiii, bouk-Ui/f, >ii. T> i/i/v'*!''-
H<>\ii|iilii, hiKi-kiil», m. otii /u-)ii'iif, o/J hoo^.
llnii<|iiiriiT, boo-kc-iiai, v. n. to hiiiil it/ltr oUi hMkt.
I^lll<|uk'li^le, bnu-ke-iiM, >n. it<i)iid-hi\nd biMksilUr.
Itoiir.iL.iri, liiio-Mk'ii», III. biMrroian.
Iliiiirbr, bourb,/. «;i(./, inirf.
Uourbciu, sc, l)nnr-buli, — *, a. iimttitv, Miry.
Huiirbior, tiDor-by.il, in. sloiigh, fuJMt ; ura/t,
lliiurliilliiii, bnor-Iii/-u;i, in. ton:
HouriLiiiii', b'Mir-daiii,/: tiiuk ettltf,
ii'iurilr, liimrd, / shitiii.

llMUrilillDii, liixir-illZ-oM, HI. jAi/y-jcrirt/. [(^fiiitiiix).
Jlounl'iii, liiiiir-(l<)»/, III. i/roiit ; sUylf; gii'ttl btti : mil
KiiuriKiiMiciiK'iit, boiir-ilxii-iii.wt, in. hiita, liiiinining.
>r-i\<jn:\\, i: II. lit blitz i initrmiir.
iifi-ay, m, lùstU.
HourK. lioDf, I'l. lioii<ii)f}i.
Iloiiri,Mclt.', boor-u'.id,/. sin.tll boroiigfl.
Iloiirvjei j-., biMir-liJ«.i, in. biiixi'ss ; litiMtu ; —, t, —z,

I. — ClIKMll. itii. llti,tll-/ik,-.

HourK».ni,c, b<)or-lijrt.u,./i utiie-n'i «'(/■•. [/>/.

Uourneojiic, bunr-lijw.ui-f, / buixlif^hif ; blii\.;li/rs,

HoiirKtun, bour-lijn», in. biui ; /(/«//<■.

Ili.iirjjcipiiiicr, liijcir-hjd-nai, v. n. /.> biul ; bi\ai in

lloiir^inc >trc, buiir^j-iui.'str, in. bur^oiiunler. [fiiiii/lis.

Ilourr.iclie, buo.r.isli,/! bi'tat^e.

Ilourr.Kic, boo-rail,/ cup', blow ; hoint-thrntt.

It()urr<is<|iir, boor-.tsk,/ niiiatl i whim.

Uoiirrc, wnt,/. vc.iY, lOW's luiir ; itiilf.

IlnurrLMu, bixir-oli, in. e\eiiiti.<nfr ; — d'arjli'iit, r/c/zi/-

lioiirriie, bon-r.ii.y: briiiiiwoiHi,/,t.i;ot. [fîtri/,'.

Hourrtler, bixir-lal, v. ii. /<> mr*. tonnent.

lioiirrelurie, b'jorl-rc.y! tiatico/u hitriiess-iiuiktr.

Iloiirri'let, boor-l.iy, in. fi^'ii /'tiMi\i i,i/>.

IliiuircliLT, boiir-ly.ii, in. /lai'iiess-inuA-ir.

llmirrur, lioor.il, t'. a. I.> lain igiin); itnjf'; tlinij/i.

Iloiirrlchc, boo-risli,y: t^ttme-basktt.

I)ourrii|uc, boo-rik, / s/ie-ast.

noiirri(|uct, bou-rc-key, >n, ns.i's coft; mason's horse,

Hoiirrir, b'lo-reer, z'. n. to whir.

Hourrii, c, biH)-rfl, a. morose; ptrfish.

llourse, boors, .A fnrsc ; bursary, exthiinge ; ftHow-

Hoiirskiiiit, boor-sc-koli, in. small f<urse. [j7i«/.

Hoursicr, lioor-!iyai, in. fiirstr : bursar.

Doursillcr, boor-hiZ-al, i'. n. to tlnh to.i^'cl/wr,

Boiirsoiirt.i^;e, boor-soo-llalij, m. bombast.

Hoursoullcr, boor-soor-llai, -,'. a. to bloat, fuffuf>,

Boiirsourture, boor-soo-flflr,/. bloalfdness.

Bousculer, boos-kiVlai, v. a. to turn iifsidt down.

Bousf, booz, /. low-duiif;^.

Housillaj{e, boo-zi/-alij, m. mud-wall : bun.i^line.

Bousiller, lioo-ziAai, to make a mud-wall ; dabble.

Bousilleur, boo-ziAur, m. miulwaller ; dabbler.

Boussole, boo-sol,/! (Om/'ass.

Bout, boo, III. end. e.vtreini/y ; tip; bit : d'un — h
I'aulro, all over : au — du côniptc, after all : — por-
tant, close to : cire \ —, to be at the last extremity;
venir !\ — , to mate an end of.

Bout.ide, boo-tad,/ whim, fancy.

linute-cn-train, boot-a«-trai«, m. decoy-bird ; stallion;
merry companion.

Boute-feu, boot-full, m. linstock ; Jirtbrand.

Boute-liors, boot-or, ;'/. bo.^tii.

Bouteille, boo-le/,./; bottle ; bubble.

Bouter, boot -ai, v. a. to rope.

Boiiterolle, boot-rnl, /; chape.

Boiili'.selle, boot-sell, >n. soiuier le — , to so 'ndto horse.

Boutillier, booli/ai, ;//. butler.

Bouti<iue, bo.i-iik-.y: .\hop ; trunk ; im, .cincnls, pi.

Bouti(iuier, boo-til;-yai, in. shopkec/er.

Boutis, boo-te, in. r,'otii!^-place,

Boutisse, boo-:iss,y: header.

Boutoir, boo-twar, m. snout ; farer.

Bouton, boo-toH, ;;/. button ; bud ; pimple.

Boutonner, boo-to-nai, t. a. et ii. to button ; bud ; sc —,
V. r. to billion one's coal, etc.

Boutonnerie, boo-ton-re.y; buttomvare.

Boutonnier, boo-ton-yai, m. button-maker.

Boutonnière, boo-ton-yair.yC bulton-hole.

Bouts-riiiiés, boo ro-iu li, m.pl. bout- rimes, pi.

Bouture, boo-tùr.y; sucker.

Bouverie, boov-ree. //(. stable, cow-house.

Bouvet, boo-vey, m. plough.

Bouvier, e, boo-vyai, s. cow-herd.

Bouvillon, boo-vi^o«, m. bullock.

Bouvreuil, boo-vru/, m. bullfinch.

Bovine, bo-vinn,/: black cattle.

Boxer, box-ai, v. n. to box.

Boxeur, box-ur, >«. boxer.

Boyau, bwa-yoh, m.put, bowel; pipe.

Bojraudicr, Uwa-voU-?"!!, m, sutspinntr.

\ Hr.icelvl, bra*»-I.iy, »i. bractUI.

llr.iCiinnaKe, brak-o-n.ilij, m. poenhmf,

Hr.iLoniivr, br,ik-n-n,il, v. ii. to pottcH.

Ilraconiilcr. br,ik-n-nyal, in. poaihtr.

Ilr.iele'.tle, iirak-t.kl-at./. bracttalt,

lirai, bray, iii. pitih, tar,

Hrale. bray, / clout.

llrailUrd, c, brauAar, — <l, <?. bawiiHg,

Itrailler, br.iuA.il, v. n. to bant.

Ilr.iilleur, se, brauAur, —jt, s. biiivler,

llr.iliucnl, br,iy-iii.i>/, in. braying.

•llrairc, brair, v. ii. to bray.

Ilriise, bray* /; ht'tiottt; small coal,

Itr.iiser, bray-(ul, f. ii. to strw, broil.

It-albier, bray-zy.ii. m. troiii;h ; brasiet.

Ilr.iuicr, brain-al, ;'. n. to bray.

Ilranr.ird, brax-k.ir, in. litter ; shaft.

llMncli.i^e, br,w<-sli,tlij, m. bi, inches, pi.

Ilr,inclie, \a.\n-,\\,.f. branch; bow.

Ilraiiclier, br.i>/-sli,u, :■. ii. to penh, rooit.

Hr.intliicr, br.i;/ sirj.ii, ;;;, brancher,

Ilraiu-lile-,, brao-slie. f pi. ;;tlls, pi,

llr.incliu, I', br.i>/-slii1, ii, rainoui,

liMiide, br.i«d,y; heath, .furze.

llrainlebouri;, br.i/j.l-boor, in. fioç.

Ilrandi'vin, br.i'/d-v.ii//, in. brandy.

llMiidilleiiieiit, br,i>/-iliAnia</, ;;/. swinging.

Brandiller, bra«-diAal, v, n, to miing ; itir ; m — ■ V. r,
I to see-saw, swing.

nr.iiiiliUoirc, bra«-iliAwar,y! nviiii^.

liraiidir, br.i<;-iKer, T. a. lo brandish.

Ilr.tiulon, br.i»;-do>/, ;«, wisp of straw : flrebrand.
. llr.iiuli inner, bru/t-don.il, v. a. to mark the stiture wilH
a wisp. [le —, Illettré en — , to set a-ooin,;.

Ilr.inic, brawl, m./oi,'.i'iiig; /otsini.'; hammoik , (lonnT

llr.inlenicnt, br.im-iii,i<(, m. fogging.

Ilranler, brax-lal, v. a. et ii. to Jog, thttke ; xvitltr,
I Ilranloire, braH-lw,ir,.A see-sav),
i Braque, brak, s. brack.

nra(|ueinart, br.ik-inar, »t. hanger,

Hraiiueineiit, brak-nia;/, in. pointing.

Ilr.uiuer, brak-ai, v. a. to point, turn.

Ur.is, br.ili, in. arm ; hand; branch, handle; brace:
— dessus, — dessous, arm in arm.

Briiscr, brnh-zal, v. a. to braxe, solder.
'■ Brasier, brah-2yal, in. quitk clear fire : pan.
I Hr.isilleuient, brali-ziAniax, m. glilleriiig.
I Brasiller, bra-zlAni, v. a. et ii. to broil ; sparkle.
\ Brassa»;c, brass-ahj, m. coinage.

Brassaril, brnss-ar, in. bracelet, bract.
I lirasse, brass, f. fathom.
I Brassée, brass-ai, /, armful.

Brasser, brass-.il, v. a. lobrirtv; plot. ^

llrasseric, brass-re, yC breiv-house.

Brasseur, brass-ur, m. bnrwer.
. llrassiat{e, brass-yalij, m. depth.

Brassières, brass-yair, f. pi. night-waistcoat,

Brassin, brass-ai;i, in. breiviiig-copper ; bretuing.
, Brasure, brah-zûr,/ brazing.

Bravache, l)ra-vash, m. bully, fanfarcii.

Bravade, l>rav-ad,y; boast, hectoring.

Brave, brav, a. —nient, ad. brave: honest ; gallant;
\ courageous : — , m. man of spirit ; bi-avo.

Br.iver, brav-ai, v. a. to brave, dare.

Bravo 1 brav-oh, int. bravo I

Br.ivoure, brav-oor,/: bravery, valour, coura..^e.

Brayer, bray-yal, v. a. topitih, t.ir ; — , in. tmss.

Brayette, bray-yet, / Jlap.

Broant, brai-a»/, m. yellow-hammer.

Brebis, br«//-be, f. fwe ; sheep.

Brèche, bresli, f. breach ; notch ; holt ; —dent. n.

Bréchet, brai-shey, m. brisket. [toothless.

Hredi-breda, br«/(-de br«/i-dali, ad. hurriedly.

Bredouille, br;<//-doo/, in. lurch.

Bredouillemcnt, br«/<-dooAiiia;/, m. stammering.

Bretlouiller, br«//-dooAai, v. n. to slammer,

Bredouilleiir, br/<A-dooAiir, m. shxmmcrer.

Bref, ve, bref, brayv, a. biuf, short ; —, ad. in short\
shortly ; — , m. brief; calendar.

Brehainne, bre-hayn-yc, a. barren.

IJrelan, br//A-la'/, in. gleek ; gaming-house,

Brelander, br;/A-la«-(Tai, v. ii. to game.

Brelandier, br><A-la«-dyai, m. g^ainesler,

Brelee, br;///-lai, y: sheep-fodder.

Brelle, brel, /. raft.

Breloque, hTuh-\ok,f. gewgaw, toy.

Brcluche, hruh-lùih.f. drugget.

Brème, breym, f. bream

Brésil, brai-zil, m. bragil-wood.

Brésiller, brai-ziAai, v. a. to cut small.

.Brctaillcr, brM/<-toAai, v. >i. to tilt.

BretoiUeur, bxufy-taJ-ui, m, tilttr, bui/y.

fi RE tajl

8ret4Uilor, l)r«A-iiihil.ii. v u. fit fut loinni/y.

IJreleIk. L.r/<Alcll, / t/nt/ , — i, //. tr,utj, fl.

Ilretle. brcl./ r,t/>ier.

Ilrvttclrr. l.rctUI, i . .». A» iMt, lAi/ (xA'/irj.

Ilrt-ttctir, l.rct-iir, m. hntly.

rirciiil, liruli/, "<. t'iil.-itJiO/isf, iHuM.

llr<.-iiv.iL;c, liruliv..ilij, m. hfvtnij;* i fotioit.

Hfcte, lir.iyv./ ih,'rt tyllitMt.

Ilrevet, l)rM/iv..iy, tu. ■Mijrntut, fMtnl : hill <(/ iMoij^'.

Urcvcler, j>r/iAv.lai. f. <i. t,> i:iit -t ^.tttiit,

Iln-si.iire. bralvyiiir, m. /iivmtrv.

UrilK-'. brill, K sirii/>. Inni/' nf h>v<ui.

Iiric-,'i-br.tc,l>rik-.tb-rak, m. •nijutitii mis.

nrick. briW, »»/ brin. [iiutirf/ty.

Bricole, br.:lc"l. /! <A///-Aii»/7; brùolt ; >tt\%f , jur — ,

Ilricoler. brcko.l.il, t', M. tt^ /n'ui'li- ; i/tiifftf.

Itriiolier, bre-ko,|v.il, m. ,'rf-horsi:

nride, brid, / àriJl,; st.iy ; \ — iib.illii.-, Ml if*t<f,

nrl If r, briil-.ii. f. <». /<> *r;i//r , .fitiUit, iiii-à.

ni-iii'iir, brtviIrtMf, m. iit*- x/iiiii,',

Uriilon, bri.|>i«, m. sihi^f-tiif.

Ilrirf, *vt;, brc-cf, -Ayv, #i. — *veriient, ilrf. Jt/»#»y, bri//,

Hrièvel^, l>rc-rtyvl,»l,/ />ffi ifv, iA.o'/iifst,

HriK.irlf, bri^-atl, K brix'.t./f ; Ihiiui.

UrUri'licr, brIu-.Ail-y.ii, "(. hri^<\Aitr.

Ilrin.uiil, iirit(-««, m. JiiX'/tii'iiviti.iii.

Iltn,Mnct,it{i-. Iirl|,'-.i«il.ilij, >n. tvhhrry, exiuti'tu.

Ilrl^jindiT, brii;--i"->l.il, r. u. t<> mb.

llrit.M»ibne, bri»{-.»»/'lin,/ brij^'itii.iiin.

Ilriijiii', bri^r, f. •itiitttssim,': iiihal.

Ilriifiii-T, br7j(-.ii, T'. a. ti> lUiltiiis : lOHtf,

III iL;iii.''ir, brii/-iir, m. citintissi-r.

Iliill.iiiiincnt, l'rl/-.»m-.i(/, a,/, bnllùiiifly.

llrilLint, c, bri/a»/, - t, <i. brillimit, bright; tn. brill-

»,*«■ V, hrii^'htiifs! : bnlliiiiif.
nrillanti.T, bri/->i>i-t.ii, i'. (?. lo iiif i)i/i'a>ix'li-f.
Ilrlllcr, liriAal, v. >i. U shint : s/iartli ; ^Itlttr,
nrtiiib.ilc. br.ii«b.il,/ brtikt, haiidlf.
Ilriinb.iliT, br.ii'ib.il-al, i'. a. lolosf, tft a-goin^,
nrinibnriiiii, br-ii/z-lior-yo»/, tn. bitiihlt.
Ilrlii, br.il<i, IH. t^ti^' ; tli/> ; tnorstl, bit,
Triii le, br,iii/<l, / hmltlt, toast,
Ilrloi.lie, brc-osh./ btiosh.
llrii|iic, lirik-../! btik.
Jlricnn.'t, brik-.iy. tn. \t(fl.
Drii|iiftH{e, brik-talij, iit. briikwork.
Ilrii|iictcr, brik-lnl, v. a. to inttii- bruk-M't
Driqiivicrie, briktrc,/ hruk-liiln.
|)rii|iiclior, lirik-ty.ii, tn. briik-tnakfr.
Uiiiliifltc, brlk-ctt,y! sqnart /liiit 0/ turf.
pris, bro, «1. wreck ; bffukiiit,' o/ieti.
Tlrls.iiit, brc-2.i«, m. breitktr, shti/.
Brise, broc/,y: breezt.

ïrisiies, brc-zai, /. fl. bonK:hs cirs/ in thf diet's VKiy,
ft. ; aller sur les — de <i., to/ollow one's steps.
Irlse-);l,icc, brecz-ijl.isi, >ii. starlings.
Iriseineiit, breez-inax, m. breakitu-,
^iser, brecz-ai, v. a. et ti. to break ; bruise, sfti',

break off; se — , 7.'. r. to break : folU up.
Irise-tout, iireez-too, tn. break-all.
iriscur, lireez-iir, tn. breaker.
Irise-vent, breez-va;/, m. shelter.
irlsnir, breez-w.ir, tn. brake ( /ta.v).
«•Isiire, brecz-ftr,/: break : fotilini;.
Iroc, brok, tti. Kreatju);^ ; de bric et de — , one wciy or
\anotlier, atiyliow. [l'ooi/s.

Vocant.iRc, bro-ka<(-l.ihJ, tn. dealing' in secon.f-hand
Irocanler, brn-ka//-tai, v. a. to deal in seiond-hand
Irocanteiir, bru-ka;(-tiir, tn. broker. \gooiis,

ïocard, bro-kar, ttt. taunt ; brocket.
Irocarder, bro-kar-dai, v. a. to taunt.
rocardeur, bro-kar-dur, m. scoffer.
^ocart, bro-kar, tn. brocade.

Dcatelle, bro-kat-ell,/^ li>isey-7volsey ; bro;atclle.

DchaBe, brosh-alij, tn. stitchiti^.

Dclie, brosh, /. spit; broach: kitiltinx-tieedle ;
fpitidle ; stick: peg ; poitit-blatik ; —s, //. tiisks 0/
T)ch(ie, bio-shai,y; spitful. (<» hoar, f>l.

ocher, bro-shai, v. a. to work tvith gold, etc. ; .ftitch :

Dcliet, bro-shay, tn. pike. [knit.

acheter, brosli-tal, v. n. to ske^ver, sptt.

Dcheton, brosli-to«, tn. small pike.

ûchelle, bro-shet,y; skeiver, pin.
|ocheur, brosh-ur, m. book-stitcher, knitter.

Dchoir, brosh-war, tn. shoeitig-haininer.

Dchure, brosh-ûr,/: stitching ; pamphlet.

Dchiirier, brosh-iVre-ai, tn. patnphletecr.

Ocoli, bro-ko-le, >n. broccoli. [bools, pi.

Odequln, brod-kai«, m. buskin: half -boot : -s, pi.

Tder, bro-dai, v. a. to etnbroider ; — uu tambour, to
ierie, brod-re.y: embroidery. \tatnbour,

leur, brod-ur, m, —se, —z,/, tmbroiderer.

BUP

Broi«, brw4, P. /ump-bnike.

ririilcmcnt, Hriiliiiaiit, brwa-iii.t», iH. grinding,

Hroiii li.ide, brii>i-'<lMd,./: stntHfilm^,

UruiKlier, br<iii-ilial, 1: n lo ilnmblt ; /<kU,

lirmue, brn/iz, tn. brontr, br.iu.

Ilfiiiuer, bni'i-z.il, V. a. lo bronu,

Hriii|iiarl, bm-kar, tn, bro,ket.

Ilrii<|uetic, bro-kel,/ small tiail, taek.

ilroiie, bt'is, /. brntlt.

Ilri>i-.er, lirii>t-.il, ('. il. lo briitlt ; scour.

llro,M-ric, briiinr», / brush iH.t'iii/aitory,

ilnnnlcr, brint-yat. m. bruthtuakcr,

ilrim, brun, m. given shell.

ilrmu'c, bruo-ai, /. Ay. "»'<', ritne.

ilroiict, brcioay, "/. boiled iiti-at and MUi;,tr.

llrmirlto, brixicll,/ ivhecl barroiv, triuk.

Uriiuctler, brno-cttiil, ;■. <f. tocirry ma n/uel-ba ftfti,

Hrmictti'ur, brno-ctt ur, llroiicttlcr, lir'*>-cu-y*l, "«.

uheel-liarrow man.
nroiiliali.i, linio-.ili-ali, m. cla.'pm^
Hrniiill uiiiiil, brno.'-aiiv-c-iie, iti. io>(futn>il.
ilriiinll.ird, brnuZ-ar, m./o.; inisf; day-bi'ot ; pnpi^r -,
Hrmiille, broo/. /; iiuarre/ling. [tinkin ■■,i,spii:

Brouiller, briio/-ai, f. a. to \hutH: ; inic t.>.,et.fr , t-l

at Tariaiiie : se —, t'. r. lu be oui ; be 01 cmift,
Hriiiillerie, brii'>/-re,/ bruit, dnagreeinenf,
HroiiiUiin, broo/-i)»/, m. rou^ll draught; d.iy-bjttk ;

bufvfifHly: —, lie, — oiin, <i. meddlnii;.

Ilrdiiilliimier, briio/-o-ii.ii, t. a. to loinpoie in a hurry,

ilroiiis.iilles, briMisaii/,/ //. briars, brambles, pi,

Uruussin, broo-sai«, m. e.xcresience.

Hroiit, bruo, m. browse.

Ilrimter, broo-t.ii, t. a. to graze, bivwve.

llroiitiUcs, broo.ii/,y; *r;/j7iT«'i>i'ii'. ruhbish.

Hroycr, brwa-yal, v. a. to grind, p,>un,l.

Ilriiyeur, brw.i-yiir, tn. grin.ter, poundci;

llroyori, brwa-yn»/, tn. b rayer.

Ilru, bnV / daughter in-law.

jlriMiit, bnVa»/, ;'/. yellow-hamtHer.

llrii^'iiDii, bri'm-yo;/, tn. ttectarine.

Ilruiiii!, briViii, tn. mist, ritne.

Hniiiicr, briVe-iiai, 1. n. todriztle.

Ilriiire, brrt-eer, t. n. to rustle, blon\ roar.

Ilriiissciiieiit, brrilssiua;/, m. toaring.

llriiil, bri1, tn. noise: rumeur: cotnmotion ; quarrel.

Ilriil.iiit, e, brû-la;<, — t, a. b.ttning, hot.

Hrùlt', bnVl.ii, tn. burning, burnt taste.

Ilrrilement, br(M-m,»/, m. burning.

Hn'iler, brii-l.ii, 7'. a. et t:, to burn: scorch, blatt: in-

flame : he on fire : se —, 7'. r. to burn cut's sc(f,
IlriMcric, bri'il-re,y: distillery.
Itri'ile-tout, liri'il-tijo, tn. save-all,
lln'iloiir. bri'iltir, tn. incendiary,
Itrùlot, bn'iloli, tn.Jire-shix.
llriMure, brAlûr, /. burn, scald.
Ilriiiiial, e, brii-ni.il, a. brumal.
Itrtmie, brrtm. f. fog, mist.
llriiiiieiix, e, brii-imih, — s, a./oggy.
llriiii, e, brii/;, — Ù11, i». hrown, dark; stir \.\ -e. at it
lliiinette, biiViiett,/ brunette. \grew dark.

Ilrimir, bri'i-iieer, v. a. el it. to make hrown : poli.ih .
ilniiiiss.i^fc, briVMiss-alij, tn. burnishing, [turn broivn.
Ilriiiiisseur, br[1-iii->viir. in. burnisher.
Ilraiii:.-.i)ir, lin*l ni-.s-w ir, tn. burniiher.
IJriiiiissiire, briViiissi'ir,/ burnishing.
liriisi|iie, bri"lsk.<i. — iiKiit, ad. blunt ; r.nigh ; sudden.
IlriisiiiuT, bri'is-kai, t. a. to alf'ront, offend ; be hluni
liriisiiuerie, lin'isk-re, A h.'unlncs : roughness, [wil/i.
Jtrut, e, brflt, a. rough : rude, raw.
llrutal, c, bnVtal, a. -einoiit, ad. brutal, brulisli,

rough ; — , ;//. brute.
Ilnitaliser, brCl-tal-c-z.ii, v. a. lo use roughly.
Itriilalito, brft-t.il-e-tai.y: brutality, rudeness.
llriito, brùt.y; brute, beast.
Ilriiyamiiient, brfl-yani-a«, aif. with great twist
Ilriiyant, c, briVya/», — t, a. nni.ry, blustering,
Iiriiyil.*e, briVyair,/: heath, furze.
\\m. brt, see lioire.

Kuaiidcrle, bcVa«-dre,y! wash-house.
Ituaiulière, biVa«-dyair,/. washei woman.
Hiibe, bull, y:/i;«//('. blister.
Hubon, billion, tn. bubo.

Bflche, biisli,/; billet : blockhead, herring-buss.
Bûcher, biVsliai, tn. wood-pile ; —, t>. a. to roughhtTV,
Brtcheron, bflsh-ro;«, tn. woodcutter.
Bftchette, bûsh-ett,/.yrj//«'« wood, sticks.
Budget, bild-lijay, tn. budget.
BufTer, bûf-fair, m. buffer-head.
Buffet, bfl-fay, in. buffet, sidt-boanl ; bar-room
.Buffle, bû-fl. tn. buffalo; buff-leather.
■•Buffleterie, bûf-Iet-re,/ belts, pi.
Bulletin, bû-â-taùi, tn. young bujfal9

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Rill'i, Inve, III. />.>\-:'rf-: ; /',n:

Huisserie, bwiss-re.y. sfuff-wt'.'.f.

lUiis-ioii, liwi,'-so;/, III. hutlt ; //it<iff.

iiiiissoiiiiciiv, be, tuvc-sDiiiih, — /, a. hu\hy.

Hiiissii'inier, èr^-, l)«c-,siJiiy,ii, — ,iir, 11. lipin —,

Kiillie, \m\h,f. f>i'll'. [t/thictruObit.

hiilt)eiix. so, Im'iIIhiIi, — z, a. bulhoiis.

Bulle, liiil,,/. hiihhle: hull.

niilleliii, bûl-t>ii;i, (//. I'li.'/i-Hii ; St/M ; billet.

Buraliste, bi'i-r.il-ist, in. tieik.

iiiire, bur../: coarse ilnlli ; /<U-liolf.

Iliir^.iii, liiVroh, in. hurcan : o(Hie: hoiti-ii ; coiniiiittd'.

ijiiro.iiicr.ite, livVrnli. kr.it, >n. hiinauria/.

Biireaiicr.it ie, lnVrokr.i'-s-e,/. /riiraiuntcy.

Burette, bû-rett, / <iiiff, oit-cruet.

Burin, biVr.ii«, in. xruvci:

Buriner, bi'i-re-n.ii, v. u. A> eiii^raTe.

Biirlesciue, bur-lesk, u. — iiieiit, ad. I'lirhsiiHC.

Biirs.il, e, hi'irs.il, a. j luniary.

Biisart, liil-z.ir, )./. buzzard.

Busc, bflsk, "(. hwik.

Biisc, \i(\7.,/. buzzard : diimc.

Busi|iier, l)i'isk-ai, '.'. a. to .^lof>e : stiffen.

Biisciuière, biV,k-yair,/ stay-/itioi:

Buste, bilst, ;«. bn.ft.

But, bi'i. III. mart: aim; de — en blanc, nhriiptly :

— \ —, ei'fii ; fr.ipper au —, to hit t/ic mark.
Bute, bOlt,/: I^Htti-ris.

Buter, bùt-al, -.•. n. to hit : aim at ; sc —, v. r. to be
Biiticre, Inlt-y.iir,./: ri/led f;uit. [Ji.\ed ; !'//''■"'■

Butin, bll-lai;/, in. l>ooty.
Butiner, brt-tenai, c. ;;. to /<illai^e.
Butor, bil-tor, )//. bittern ; blockhead.
Butte, brtt, ./: mound of earth ; butt ; iStrc en —, to be
Buttée, l)ùt-ai,y. abutment. [e.'cpo.\cd.

Butter, biVtai, -'. a. et it. to earth u/i, stumble.
Butyreux, se, hiVtenili, —z. a. buttery.
Buvable, bi1-v.ili-bl, a. drinkable.
Buvetier, bdv-tyai. in. keeper o/a buvette.
Buvette, bfl-vett,/: ale-house.
Buveur, bû-vur, m. drinker ; tippler.
Buvez, bùv.ii, see Hjiie.
Buvotter, bù-vo-tai, v. 11. to sip ; tipple.

CAL

Ç.n, s.n, see Cel.i. \and/ro : —, int. come on .' noiv!

Ch, sa, ad. here, hither ; — et I.\, here and there, tj

Cab.ile, k.ib-al.y: cabal. iiitri'.:ue.

Cib.iKr, k.ib-.il-.ii, v. 11. to cabal.

Cibiileur, k.ib-.il-ur, in. cabal/er.

Cab.ilisto, c.ib-.il-ist, s. cabaiist.

Cabane, k.ib-an,./: cot, cottage, cabin.

Cabanon, kab-,in-(i)/, m. small cabin.

i:abaret, kab-.ir-.iv, in. tavern, teaboard.

Cal)aretier, k.ib-afty.ii. m. piibliian, tavern-keeper.

C.ibas, kab-ali, m. frail ; basket.

Cabestan, kab-ess-ta», m. capstern.

Cabill.uul, kab-i/-()li, m. codfish.

C.ibine, k.ib-iu.y; cabin.

Cabinet, kab-e-nay, m. closet, stu.iy : cabinet: — de

lecture, readim^-room; circulating library.
Cible, kau-bl. ni. cable.
CAbleau, kau-bloli. in. small cable.
Cibler, kau-bl. li, 7'. a. to make cables
Calioclie, k. ib-(ish.. A /<"<'"'<»"' .' head.
Cibota^e, kab-(it-,ilij, m. coastiiii;.
Caboter, kab-ot-ai, -■. 11. to coast.
Caboteur, kabot-iir, in. coaster.
Cibolin. k.ib-<)t-ai»;. ;/;. strolling player.
se IJibrer, kau-br.ii, ■:•. r. to rear ; fall info a passion.
Caliri. kab-re, in. kid.
Cihriole, kab-re-ol,/; caper; capriole.
Cabrioler, kab-re-o-i.ii, 7'. >i. to caper.
Cabriolet, kab-re-o-l.iy. m. cabriolet, cab.
Cabrioleur, kab-re-o-lur, in. capcrer.
Cacao, kak-ah-o, "(. cocoa-nut.
Cacaoyer, kak-ah-o-yai, m. cocoa-tree.
Cacaoyère, kak-ali-o-yair,y:/Aj«A?/'(V>« ofcccoatrees.
Ciicanler, kak-ar-(l:>i, v. ti. to cackle.
Cachalot, kasli-.il-oli, m. cachalot.
Cache, k ish, f. lurking-hole ; — cache, in. hide an I
Cachemire, kash-iueer, m. cashmere. seek.

Cacher, kash-al, v. a. to hide, conceal.
Cachet, kash-ay, m. seal, signet.
Catheter, kash-tai. v. a. to seal, seal up.
Cachette, kash-ett,/. hiding-place.
Cachot, kash-oh, m. dungeon.
Cachotterie, kash-ot-re,/; mystery.
Cachou, Icash-oo, m. cashoo.
Cacochyme, Uak-os^-ini, a. peevish.

C.ico,'i,iiiliie. I; ik!iu;r.if-e../; cacog, ,'ky.

Cactier, k.ik-ty.ii, :n. ,ac.ns.

Cad.istre. k.id-.istr, in. register of lands.

Cad.ivenux, so, k nl-.iv-airuli, — i, a. caia: ar.^us.

Cid.iverKiue, kad-.iv-.iirik, a. of a deai body.

Cad ivre, lead .la-vr, "/. corpse, cadai'cr.

Cade. Ill, k.id-oli, in. present. Jlourish.
j C,ideiMs, k.id-a.iu, m. padloik.

Cadenasser, k.id-nau-s.ii. v. a. to padloik.
j Cadence, k.id-.w/s, ./. cadeiue, lime.
' Ca(lcncer, k.id-.i;(-s.ii. v. a. to caicnce ; quiver.

Cadet, k.id-.iy, in. younger brother ; cadet.
I (J.id'tte, \i.\<\-cn,f your.ger sister.
I Cidraii, kadr.iH, in. dial ; — solaire, sun-dial.
' Cuire, kau-dr, in. frame ; outline.
I Cadrer, k.iu-drai, v. a. to quadrate, square.
I Ca(liic, que, kad-ùk, a. decrepit; decayed; mal — ,
falling sickness.

Caducée, k,id-i1-s.ii, in. cadii,eiis, tipstatf.
' Caducité, k.id-fi-se-t.ii,/; decay, craziiiess.
I Caf.ird, e, k.i!-ar, — d, a. hypocritical : —, m. hypocritt.

Caf.irderie, kaf-ar-dre, C.if.irdise, kaf-ar-diz, y: hy, o-

C.ifé', k.if-.ii, m. coffee ; coffee-house. [1 risy.

C;.iféière, kaf-ai-yair, yî coffee-plantation.

Cafetier, kaf-ly.ii, m. cojfee-maii, —cvc,—r,/. coffee-pot.

(.'.ilier, kaf-y.ii, )//. coffee-tree.

Cavre, kahj.y. cage ; fail.

C'.i;,'ii.ird, e, kan-yar, — d, a. lajy, idle.

C.iK'i'Tdor, k.m-yar-d.ii, v. n. to tead a lazy life.

C.ii,'ii.irdi-.c. kan-yar-diz, y: laziness.
I Ca.i,'iieux, se, kan-yuh, — z. a. bow-leggid.
I Cajjot, e, k.in-iili, — t, a. bigot.

C:afioterie, k.i^j-ot-re.y. bigotry.

CaL'ue, k.iff.y; Dutch sloop.
; C.ahier, kah-yai, »i. quire, book.

Cahin-c.ilia, kali-ai</-ka-ah, ad. so so.

("allot, kali-oh, m.Jolt, shock.

Cahot. I'fje, k.ih-o-t.ihj, in. Jolting.

C.iholer, k.ih-o-tai, -.: a. to Jolt, shake.

(' .luite, kali-ût,y: hut, hovel.

CaiiMi, k;ih-yuh, m. sinker, off-shoot.

Caille, k,i/,y; quail.

Caillebotte, k.i/-bott,y: curds of iniik.

Caillenieiit, ka/-iiia«, m. curdling.

Cailler. ka/-yai, v. a. to curdle, i.higul^te.

Cailleta),'e, kaAtalij, >«. gossiping : idle talk.

I'ai.lete.iu, k.iZ-toh, m. young quail.

C'.iilleter, k.iA'.ii, 7'. ;/. to gossip.

Ciillette, ka/-eltc./ rennet-bag ; gossip.

C.iillot, ka/-oli, lit. clotofblothl.

C.iilNiu, ka/-oo, iti./lint-stoite, pebble.

C.iilloutajie, kaZ-oo-talij, m. rock-work.

Caillouteux, se. kaAoo-tuh, — z. 1». pcbl-ly.

Caiqiie, k;ih-ik, m. caic. \i'ody of a coach ; drum.

Caisse, kayss, / case, chest, bo.\, trunk ; cash ; bank ,

Cai-^sier, kay-sy,ii, ;;/. cashier.

Caisson, k.'iy-so;/. in. caissooit.

Cajoler, kalij-o-l.ii. v. a. to cajole, coax.

Cajolerie, kahJ-ol-re,y; cajolery.

Cajoleur, k.ihj-o-lur, m. cajoler.

Cajute, k.idijiit,./ berth.

Cal, kal, m. callosity.

Calaison, kal-ay-so//./ depth of ships.

Calamité. kal-.un-e-tai.yC calamity.

Calaiiiiteux, se, kal-ani-e-tuh, —z, a. calamitous.
I Cilandre, kal-a«-dr.y: f(i/t'«i;^c/-.- weevil.

Calenilrer. kal-a;/-drai. v a. to calender.
! C.ilcaire. kal-kair, a. calcareous.
I Calci'doine. kal sai-dwan.yî chalcedony.
! Calcul, kal-kùl. m. calculation ; calculus.
\ (.".ilcul.ible, kai-knl-ah-bl, a. calculable.
I ( .iliail.itenr. kal-ki1l-.at-ur, tit. calculator.
I Calculer, kal-kiil-ai, v. a. to calculate.
j Cile. kal.y: wedge ; ship's hold ; ducking ; creek.

Caleli.isse, k.al-l)ass,.A calabash.
I Calèche, knl-eysli,y; calash.
I CaL'CjOn, kal-so^/, m. dratvers, pi.

Cilelacteur, kal-ai-fak-tur, m. cookiiig-a/iparalits.
I Cilembour. k.al-a»d>oor, m. pun : quibble.
j Calendrier. k.al-a;/-dre-ai, m. calendar.
; Calenture, kal-a«-tAr,y; calenture.

C ilepin, kal-pai», >/i. note-book.
■ Ciler, kal-al, v. a. el it. to wedge up ; lolver, strH t

Calfat, k.al-fah, >«. calker ; calking. ^J. .

Calfata^je, kal-fat->ilij, >«. calking.

Cilfater, kal-fat-ai, v. a. to calk.

Calfateur. kal-fat-ur, m. calker.

Calfeutrage, kal-fuli-trahj, m. stopping.

Calfeutrtr, kal-fuh-trai, v. a. to slop {chinks).

Calibre, kal-e-br, m. caliber, bore; size.

Calibrer, kal-e-brai, v. a. to dispart.

Calice, kal-iss, m. chalice; calix.

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CAL

Cas J

CAQ

sluipketftrt man (<?/
[/Vi ;•!)).

C<iN<^ot, Wale-knli, v/. calùn ,

CaliMt, k,ilc-fah, t>i. <aliphalc.

Calife, kiil-if, m. talifli.

\ Califoiirclion, k.il-c-foor-sho;/, ml. aUra^Mt.

CAlin. e, k.iul.ii'i. —lin, m. -vUrfiiler ; —, a. wAfe^ttimr-

Câliner, kaii le-nal, v.a. /.' wlieeMe ; se-, v. i: to sit ut

CAIiiicric, kaiiliiiv-'./ w/ifed/iiic- [o)ie s eas(.

Calleux, se. kaliih, — /, a. fat/ons.

Calli>,'ra|)lie, kalle iiraf, m. catlij^rafihfr.

Callli,'r.i|>lilo, k.illc <r.if-e,/ iit!lii;rixphy.

Callosité, k.il lo-^et.ii,/ lallosity.

Calme, k.illm, i». mlin ; —, m. caùiiiies.r.

Calmer, k ili-iii.ii, f. a. et ii. tj caiin ; lull; se—, v. i:
tu hfioinc calm.

Calomniateur, kal-oniny.it-iir, >/(. — trico, — t^i^,s, f.

Calomnie, k.ilomne, /: mliiiimy. \ialstmniator.

Cilomnier, kalomny.ii, :■. </. lo lalmniiiate.

Calomnieux, se, k.iiomiivuli, — z, a. —sèment, ad.

Calorique, kilo rik. ;//. lalorù; luat. [m/iimiiwus.

Calotte, k,il-nt, /. roliitti-, m.*.

Cal()iie, k.illk. »i. (ouitterJrawiiitr.

Cal<|uer, k.illk-.ii. :■. <i. C.) coitnUrdraïa.

CaU|uoir, k.illk-war, m. tnidiii;-poi>tt.

Calimiet, k.iliVm.iy, »i. taluinet.

Calus, kalrt, >;/. cal/us.

Calv.iire, kal-vair, m. calvaiy.

Calvinisme, k.il-venism, m. Calvinism.

Calviniste kalvc nist, »t. Ciil:inist.

Calvitie, kal-vese,y; /iiiltùic.rs.

Camaïeu, kain-ali-yiili, m, lainaieu.

Cainail, kam-a/, »i. ia/>iichi)i ; liimi.

Camarade, kamar-ad, tn. lomra.ie, titntt.

Camaraderie, k.im-ar-.idre,/! intiiniicy.

Cainard, c, k.imar, — d, a.JUit-nose.l.

Cambiste, k.a«-l)ist, m. camhist.

Cambouis, ka«-liwe, in. çi'»tt; coom.

Cambrer, kax-brai. t. a. to hend : croot : se —, 7'. r.

Cambrure, ka»/-l>rilr, f. bendim,'. [to w.irp, cast.

Cambuse, k.xn -hfiz, /. storeiwin.

Camlnisier, kan-biVzyai, m. storekeeper,

(.'aînée, kani-ai,/' caineo.

Caint'leon, k,uii-ai-lai-o«, tn. chameleon.

C.uneléopard, kamailai-o-pnr, m. cameUopard.

Camelot, kam-loh, m. camlet.

Camion, kani-yo'/, tn. very small pin : truck.

Camis.ade, kaiii-e-zad, /; camisado.

Camisole, kam-e-zol,/ uuier-waistcoat.

Camomille, kain-o-inill,/; eamoinile.
\^ Cimouflet, kam 00 llay, m. puff of smoke ; affront.

t;ain|), ka«, m. camfi. (— , m. clown.

ICampajjnard, e, ka/;-p.inyar, — d, a. rwitic, country;
[Campajîne. kax-pan-y^.y; country ; country-house.
[Campane, ka«-paii,y^ tuft, fringe.
[Campanile, ka;( pan-il,y. st.'eple.
[Campanule, ka.v-pan-ill,/. helljlower.
ICampeinent, ka'(p-nia'/, m. encatnpement.
IC.imper, ka»(-pai, v. a. to encatnp ; se —, v, r. to settle.
ICainpIire, ka>/-fr, m. catnphire.
|Camphré, e, kax-fr.ii, a. camfihorated.

Camphrier, ka>/fre-ai, >«. camphor-lree,

Tainpos, kax-poh, m. play-day.

[bannis, e, V.An\-fi,a.Jlat-nosed : balked.

Canaille, kan-a/,y: rabble, mob.

uanal, k.in-al, >«. canal, channel.

~anapé, kan-ap-ai, m. couch, sofa,
panard, kaii-ar, >/;. drake : duck.
lanarder, kan-ar-dai, 7>. a. to shoot a/.

Canardiire, kan-ar-dyair,/ decoy ; duck-i^un ; lo.''P-hole.

Canari, kan-are, m. canary-bird.

jancan, ka;(-ka)/, >n. tittletattle. noise.

canceller, ka«-sell-ai, v a. to cancel, efface,

jancre, ka;(-kr, m. crabfuh ; dunce.

Candélabre, ka»;-dai-lau-br, >n. chandelier.

Candeur, ka(/-dur,/: candour.

Candi, ka»(-de, >n. sugar-candy.

jandid.at, ka«-de-dali, m. candidate.

Candid.ature, k>a«-de-clat-flr,y; candidatcship.

pindide, ka;j-did, a. —ment, ad. candid, frank.
: Candir, kax-dcer, v. r. to candy.

Cane, kan,/. duck.

Caneton, kan-toi/, tn. diicWing:

Eanette, kaii-ett,y: ducklinir ; can.

Canevas, kan-v.ah, >«. can;as.

]|aniclie, kanish, in. poodle.
iiniculaire. kan-e-ki"il-air, a. jours — s. //. doi^days, pi.
anicule, kan-e-ki1l,/ d.yg-star; dog-days, pt.
anif, kan-if, >n. penknife.
anine, kan-in, a. canine.
aniveau, can-e-voli, m. kennel-stone.

Canne, kan,/. cane, reed.

Uinneberge, kan-bairhj,/ whortle-berry.

Canneler, kan-lai, v. a. to cliannel,flute.

Cannelle, fcau-el./i cinnamon ; tap.

( anivfllier, kanel-yai, (»«. (■i</«a<«J'i-/»'^^. . ,.

(.l.iniielure, kan-li'ir,/'. ihanneltng. ' | .

('.mnetille, k.inti/. A purl.

Caiiiietiller. kail-ti/al. v. a. to tie with purl.

C.iiinibale. kaniie bal. m. cannibal.

Ciiion. k.iiicM/, in. cannon; pipe; barrel; qui'!;

t;.inonial, e, kan-o-^iyal, a. canonical. [canon, decree.

C.inoiiit.it, k.in-o-iii-k,ili, in. canonry.

C'.inoiiii|iie, kan-oiiik, a. canonuat.

I .inonis.itioii, kan-o-ne-z.disyo;/,y. cauonizatitii,

Ciiioniser, k.in-o-nczai, r. a. to canonize.

(.inoniste, k.m-o-nist. in. canonist.

( .monnado. kan-o-iiad.y: caunonaiA:

Cinonnai,'e. kan-o-iuUij. m. cunnery,

(!.iiioiiner. kaii-onai. T'. a. to cannonade.

Canoiiiiier, k.iiiony.ii, >n, (annonicr. guniier.

C.uionniére. kan-o-nyair, /.' loop- ho.' é ; popgun ; cha-
loupe — , gun-boat.

C.inot, kanoli, tn. canoe, small boat.

Canotier, k.m-ot-yai, ;;/. roiver.

Cantaloup, ka;/'t,il-oo, m. cantaloup.

Cantate, ka<i-tatt,y; cantata.

t',iiUatrii;o, ka//-t,itt-riss,y: singer.

Cantharide, ka<;-tar-id,/ lantharide.

Cintinc, ka'/-tia, /. canteen . bottle cate.

Cantinier. ka;/'lc nyai, m. —ère, —air,/; sutler.

Cantique, ka;(-tik, m. .\ong; air.

Canton, ka;<-to)r, in. canton, district. [\ l.i —, atide.

Cantonade, ka'/-to-iiad. ./.' wing of a theatrical sLt-e .

Cantonnement, k.i«-ton-iiia</, "/. tantonment.

Cantonner, kax-tonai, v. a. to canton : se —, v. r. to
/ortify one's self.

Cantonnier, kax-to nyai, in. roadman ; line-Keeper.

Canulc, kan-fll,y: pipe ; faucet.

(Caoutchouc, kawtsliook, ;//. India-rubber.

Cap. kap, in. cape ; head (ship); de pied en — , fron

Capable, kap-ah bl, a. capable, able. [head to /o.'t.

Cipacité, kap-ass-e-tai,y. capacity.

Caparaçon, kap-ar-asso;(, m. caparison.

Capar.içonner, kap-ar-ass-onai, 7>. a. to caparison.

Ca|je, cap,/ cape ; mainsail ; rire sous —, to laugh in

Capelet, kap-lay, in. sivelling [one's sle.ie.

Capill.iire, kapil-Iair, a. capil! xry.

Capilotade, kap-e-lot-ad,/ ha^'i.

Capitaine, kap-e-tain. m. capuxin ; commander ; —
(.1 .irmes. master-at-arms.

Capitainerie, kap-e-t.ainre./ captainship.

Capital, e, kap-e-tal, a. capital, thief main; —, m.
capital; slock; chief point.

Capitale, k.ip-e-tcal./ capital; capital letter.

Capitaliser, kap-e-tal-e-zai, î'. a. to realize.

Capitaliste, kap-e-talist, m. capitalist.

Capital). kape-ta;(, ;/(. hector, boaster.

Capit.ane, kap-etan,/ admiral-galley.

Capitation, kap-e-t.ili-syoH,/: poll-tax.

Capiteux, se, kapeluli, — z, a. heady.

Capitolo, k.ipe-tol, m. Capitol.

Cai)itoii, kap-o-to<;, in. silk-Jtock.

Capitul.iire, kap-e-ti'il-air, a. capitular, cfa chapter.

Capitul.ilion, kap-ctrtl.ili-syo;/,/ cap, 'ation.

Capituler, kap-ctfl-lai, 7>. n. to »apitnU

Capon, kap-0'(, in. coward ; cheat.

Caponner, kap-o-nai, x<. n. to he cowardly ; cheat, trick.

Caporal, kap-o-ral, in. corporal.

Capot, kap-oli, tn. capot.

Capote, kapot,/ capo/e, ridini;-hood.

Cipre, kau-|ir,/; caper ; —, m. privateer.

Caprice, kapriss, m. caprice, whim.

Capricieux, se, k.ip-riss-ynh, — z, a. — scmcnt, ni,

CA|)rier, kap-re-ai, in, caper-bush. [capricious.

Caprisant, kap-re-za«, a. irregular.

Capsule, kapsùl.X capsule ; percussion-cap.

Captateur, kaptat-ur, in. iiiveigler.

Ciptatioii. kap-tali-syo)(,/ inveigling.

Capter, kap-tai, v, a. to captivate, emlave.

Capteur, kap-tur, in, captor.

Captieux, se, kap-syuh, — z, a. — senient, ad, captious ;

Cajjlif, ive, kap-tif, — iv, a. captive, [deceitful.

Captiver, kap-te-vai. v, a. to captivate.

Captivité, l-ap-te-ve-tai./. captiiuty.

Capture, kap-tur, A capture, seizure.

Capturer. i:ap-tû rai. 7: a. to capture.

Capuce. kcp-ils, Capuchon, kap-ilsho»/, in. co'.vl, h. id.

Capucin, kip-0-sai;;. in. capmhin.

Capucinadi'. kap-û-se-nad./ ridiculous sermon.

Caqua^e, kik-anj, in. barrelling up.

Caque, kak,/. cag, barrel, '.

Caquer, kak-ai, v. a. to barrel up, '

Caquet, kak ay, in. tittletattle.

Caquetage, I ak-tahj, m. cackling.

Caqueter, kak-tai, v. n. to cackle ; prattle.

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Caquelerie, kak-tree,/ tali, tiUlelaltU.

Cuqueteur, kak-tiir, ;«. prattUr.

Car, kar, c for, bicause.

Cural>Jii, kar-ab-ai«, m. carabiitftr ; rook,

Carabinade, kar-ab-e-nad,/". rook's trkk.

Carabine, k.ir-abiii,/ carabine ; rijle. {retreat.

Carabincr, kar-ab-e-iiai, v. a. et n. to rifle ; shoot and

Carabinier, kar-abin-yai, »t. carabineer, ri/teinan.

Caracol, kar-ak-ol, «/. spiral staircase.

Caracole, kar-ak-ol, y; caracol.

Caracoler, kar-ak-ol-ai, v. u. to caracol.

Caractère, kar-ak-tair, m. cliaracter, letter; temper.

Caractériser, kar-ak-tai-re-zai, v. a. to characterize.

Caractéristique, kar-ak-tai-riss-tik, a./, characteristic.

Carale, karaf.y: decanter.

Carafon, kar-af-o;(, m. small decanter ; ice-pail,

Caranibolajje. kar-aH-bol-ahj, tn. carambol.

Caramboler, kara;/-bol-ai, v. «. to carambol.

Caramel, kar-am-cl, ;«. burnt sugar,

Caraque, kar-ak,y; carack.

Carat, kar-ali, tn. carat.

Caravane, kar-av-an,/: caravan ; — s, pi. dissolute life.

Caravanserai, kar-av-a«-sai-ra-e, m. caravansary.

Carbatine, kar-bat-in,y: raw hide.

Carbonnade, kar-bo-nad,/: carbonado.

Carcan, kar-ka;<, m. iron collar.

Carcasse, karkass,y; carcass , skeleton.

Carcinomateux, se, kar-se-noni-at-uli, — z, a. cancerous.

Cardamome, kar-ilam-om, ;;«. cardamom.

Carde, kard,/: card.

Carder, car-dai, v. a. to card, comb.

Carileur, kar-dur, >;;. carder. [cardinal.

Cardinal, e, car-de-nal, a. cardinal, principal ; —, ;//.

Cardinalat, kar-de-nal-ah, m. "■■dinalship.

Cardon, kar-do», in. cardoon.

Carême, kar-aim, m. lent ; — prenant, ni. carnival.

Carénage, karai-nahj, >'-. careenint;.

Carence, kar-a«s,/: Tvant; insolvency.

Carène, kat-ayn,/'. careen. ... . ,J

Caréner, kar-ai-nai, v. a. to careen. . "

Caresse, karess.y; caress. : ' . .'

Caresser, kar-ess-ai, t. a. to caress, soothe. ■ ■ ■]

Caret, kar-ay, w. turtle ; rope-yarn. • ■ . . '

Cargaison, kar-gay-zo;/,/. car^^o. .-

Cargue, karg, /[ brail, line.

Carguer. kar-gai, v. a. to brail, haul.ufi. ■ . '

Caricature, kar-e-kat-ûr,y. caricature. *

Car\e,ki\x-e,/. caries. . .'

Carier, kar-yai, v. a. to rot, putrefy ; se —, V. r, tozi^ow

Carieux, se, kar-e-uli, — z, a. carious. [carious.

Carillon, kar-ii'-o», >n. chime, peal.

Carillonner, kar-i/oh-nai, v. n. to chime.

Carillonneur, kar-i/-ohnur, w«. chimer.

Carlin, kar-lai//, tn. piii^doi^.

Carlingue, kar-lai«gh,y; kelson.

Carnie, karin, tn. carmélite friar.

Carmélite, kar-niai-litt,/; tarmelile nun.

Carmin, kar-mai;(, iti. larinine.

Carminatif, ive, kar-min-at-if, — iv, a. tn. carttiinative.

Carnage, kar-nahj, tn. carnage, slaughter.

Carnassier, ère, kar-nass-j'ai, — r, a. larniiioroiis.

Carnassière, kar-nass-yair,y. bag, poucn.

Carnation, kar-nah-syox,/; carnation.

Carnaval, kar-nav-al, ttt. carnival.

Carne, karn, / corner, angle.

Carnet, car-nay, tn. notebook.

Carnivore, kar-ne-vor, a. cartiivorous,

Carnosité, kar-no-ze-tai.y; carnosity.

Caronade, kar-o-nad,/ caronade.

Carotte, kar-ot,y. carrot.

Carotter, kar-otai, v. ti. to play low.

Caroube, kar-oob, Carouge^ kar-oohj,y; caroh-bean.

Carpe, karp,/; carp. [carp.

Carpeau, kar-poh, Carpillon, kar-pi/-o«, tn. young, little

Carquois, karkwa, m. quiver.

C"arre, kaur,/; cro7vn {hat); toe (shoe). [bed ; floor.

Carré, e, kau-rai, a. square ; — , tn. square; garden-

Carreau, kau-roh, tn. tile, brick; groutid, Jloor ;

cushion ; diatnotid (card.':) ; tailor's goose.
Carrefour, kaur-foor, m. cross^vay.
Carrelage, kaur-lalij, tn. paving tvith tiles, bricks.
Carreler, kaur-lai, 7'. a. to pave ivith tiles ; cobble.
Carrelet, kaur-lay, m.Jlounder; awl.
Carrelette, kaur-Iett./yïwcyf/i'.

Carreleur, Kaur-lur, m. one that paveswithtiles ; cobbler.
Carrelure, kaur-lrtr, f. cobbling.
Carrément, kau-rai-ma;/, ad. square.
Carrer, kau-rai, v. a. to square ; se — , v. r. to strut.
Carrier, kau-ryai, tn. quarrymati.
Carrière, kau-ryair,/: career ; quarry.
Carriole, kau-ryol.y: small open cariHage. [coach.

Carrosse, kau-ro$Si m. coach ; — de louage, hacktiey-

Carrossier, kau-ross-yai, tn. coachinaktr. '

Carrousel, kar-00-sel, tti. carousal.

Carrure, kaurilr,/ breadth of the shoulders.

"arlayer, kar-tay-yai, v. a. to quarter.

Carte, kart, / card, ticket; bill of fart ; pasttboari i

Cartel, kar-4et, tn. cartel ; challenge. map,

Cartero, kar-tro, tn. pocket-book.

Cartier, kartyai, tn. cardmaker.

Cartilage, kar-te-lahj, tn. cartilage. [tiottt.

Cartilagineux, se, kar-te-lahj-e-iiuh, — z, a. tartilagi.

Carton, kar-to/<, in. pasteboard ; bandbox ; cartoon.

Cartonnage, kar-to-nahj, m. boarding.

Cartonner, kar-to-nai, v. a. to board.

Cartonnier, kar-to-nyai, tn. pasteboard-maker.

Cartouche, kar-foosn,/; cartridge.

Cartulaire, kar-titl-air, ;;•. cartulary.

Cas, kau, tn. case ; fart, accident ; value ; en tout >-^'

at all events ; faire grand — de, to make much qf.
Casanier, ère, kaz-an-yai, — r, a. domestic.
Casaque, ]caz-ak,f. great coat.
Cisacjuin, kaz-ak ai/j, tn. short gown.
Cascade, kas-kad,yC cascade.
Case, kaz, f. point ; square ; cottage.
Casécux, bo, kah-zai-uli, — z, a. caseous.
Casemate, kaz-mat,/ caseiitate.
Caser, kaz-at, v. a. et n. to place in order; se —, v. r,

tofitid a place, settle.
Casern, kaz-airn, / barrack.
Casernement, kaz-airn-ma»/, tn. barracking.
Caserner, kaz-air-nai, v. a. et n. to lodge, be in barracks.
Casier, kaz-yai, tn. cases.
Casière, kaz-yair,y: si.^re-room for cheese.
Casimir, kaz-e-nieer, tn. casitnert.
Casque, kask, tn. heltnet. .^ ...... .,

Casquette, kas-kett,y; fi?/.

Cassant, e, kau-sa>/, —t, a. 4r;V//f. \' •

Cassation, kass-sah-syo»,/ rajj-ariV»!.

Casse, kauss, f. cassia ; case.

Casseau, kau-soh, m.fount.case.

Casse-cou, kau-skoo, m. breakneck ; daredevil.

Casse-noisette, kau-snwa-zctt, m. nut-cracker. • ;

Casser, kàu-sai, v. a. et «. to break, annul ; toeaken;

cashier ; se — , v. r. to break ; se — la tête, to pmzlt
Casserole, kass-roll,/. stewpan. [one's brains.

Casse-tête, kau-steyt, m. puzzlt-braiiT,toviahawk.
Cassetin, kass-tai», tn. printer's box. ■
Ca.%'iç.Vie,V.diS,%-fM,f. casket ; privy purse. ►
C-\%%vciX,\cAw-%\xi, tit. cracker ; toaster.
Cassier, kau-syai, tn. cassia-tree.
Casine, kass-in,y: little country box.
Caiso\ette,kass-o-\elt, f. peifutning pan. ■' .

Cassonade, kass-o-nad,/. moist sugar.
Cassure, kausrtr,/: broken place ; crack. , . ".

Castagnette, kas-tan-yett,/; Castanet. " ■ ;

Caste, kast,/ cast, tribe.
CV'stel, kas-tel, tn. castle.
Castille, cas-ti/,/ altercation.
Castor, kas-tor, ttt. beaver: beaver-hat,
Castorine, kas-to-reen,/:/'Hr-f/i;/'A. ■ .

Castrat, kas-trah, w». fiix/z-a/o, «/«;/(•/». ■ - -•
Castration, kas-trah-syo«,y: castration.
Casualité, kaz-û-al-e-tai,y: casualiiess.
Casuel, le, kaz-CI-ell, a. — lement, ad. casual ; —, in.
Casuiste, kaz-fl-ist, tit. casuist, [perquisites, fees, pi.
Catafalque, kat-af-alk, tn. catafalco.
Catalepsie, kat-al-ep-se,/ catalepsy.
Catalogue, kat-al-og, in. catalogue, list.
Cataplasme, kat-ap-lasm, tn. poultice.
Cataracte, kat-ar-akt,y: cataract.
Catarrhal, e, kat-ar-al, a. catarrhal.
Catarrhe, kat-ar, tn. catarrh.
Catarrheux, se, kat-ar-uh, — z, a. calarrhous.
Catastrophe, kat-as-trof,_/ catastrophe.
Catéchiser, kat-ai-she-zai, v. a. to catechize.
Catéchisme, kat-ai-shisn>, in. catechism.
Catéchiste, kat-ai-shist, in. catechist.
Catéchumène, kat-ai-kû-main, m. catechumen.
Catégorie, kat-ai-go-re,/: category.
Catégoriiiue, kat-ai-go-rik, a. categorical.
Cathédrale, kat-ai-dral,/r cathedral.
Catholicisme, kat-o-le-cism, tn. Catholicism.
Catholique, kat-o-lik, a. —ment, ad. catholic.
Cati, kat-e, m. gloss, press.
Catir, kat-eer, v. a. to gloss.
Catisseur, kat-is-ur, in. cloth-presser.
Catogan, kat-o-ga^t, in. club.
Catoptrique, kat-op-trik, a. catoptrical ; —,/. catoptrus.
Cauchemar, kcii-mar, m. nightmare.
Caudtaire. !coh-dat-air, in. train-bearer, _

Causalitd, koh-zal-e-tai, f. causality. [sakeiym

Cause, kohz, f. cause ; motive; tria? ; <\ — de, fortl>^
Causer, kohzai, v, a, et n. to cause; talk, prate.

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[t*usef le, kohzre, / praUlin);.

ICausuvir, se, koh-zur, — iiz, a. talkative : —, tn.fratlitr,
ICHiiscu&e, koh-zuhz, /. sutall sofa.
Causlicitti, kos-te-se-tai, /. cauiticity ; bitttritess.
Caustique, kos-tik, a. caustic.

Cauteleux, se, kuh-tluh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. crafty, sly,
! Cautire, ko-tair, m. cautery.
Cautériser, ko-tai-re-zai , 7'. a. to cauterize.
Ciution, koli-syo«, y: bail ; surety.
Cautionneiuent, koli-syou-ma//, m. ôailiiij^, security.
ïauti()i\iier, koh-syo-nai, T. a. to bail.
Cavalcade, kav-al-kail, ./ cavaUaiie,
Cavalcadour, kav-.il-kaj-oor, tn. equerry,
Cav.ile, kav-.-il, / mare.
Cavalerie, kav-al-re, f. cavalry .• horse.
Cavalier, kav-al yai, »t. horseman ; trooper; cavalier;

knight (chess); —, ère, — r, a. — èreinent, <?./. free,

genteel; blunt.
Cave, kav,y; cellar; case of bottles ; pool ; well.
C.iveau, cav-oh, m. little cellar.
Cave<;on, kav-so«, m. caveson.
Cavée, kav-ai, f. hollow way.
Caver, kav-ai, v. a. to hollo7v ; stock at play.
Caverne, kav-aini, f. cavern, cave.
Caverneux, se, kav-air-iiuh, — z, a. cavernous.
Caviar, kav-yar, wj. caviar.
Cavillation, kav-il-lah-syo;/, f. cavillation.
Cavilc, kav-e-tai, f cavity.
Ce, cet, cette, s»/i, set, set, pn. this, that, it; ce qui, ce

que, what ; h ce que, that; c'est pourquoi, therefore.
Céans, sai-a'(, ad. within, at home.
Ceci, SK/«-se, pn. this.
Cécité, sai-se-tai, f. blindness.
Cédant, s;ii-daH, m.granler.

Céder, s.ii-dai, v. a. et h. to cede, ^ive up, part with ;
t Cédille, say-di/,/. cedilla, [submil ; yield ; be inferior.
(Cédrat, sal-drah, m. cédrat.
Cèdre, say-dr, m. cedar.
iCédule, sai-diil, / *i//, «0/?.
jCeijjnant, sain-yaw, «f Ceindre.

l*Ceuulre, sai«-dr, i'. a. to gird, enclose, surround;
Ceim, sai;(, see Ceindre. [put on.

Ceintraj;e, s,ii«-traly, m. cords, pi.
Ceinture, f,i\in-lûr, f. girdle, sash, enclosing..
[Ceinturier, sai//-tflr-yai, m. belt-maker.
[Ceinturon, sai«-ti1-ro</, m. belt.
[Cela, sH/(-lah, /;/. that ; comment — ? how so f
[Céladon, sai-l.id-o;(, a. sea-green ; — , >ii. sentimental
[Célébrant, sai-lai-br.i»;, m. officiating ptiest. \xallant.
jCélébration, s;ii-lai-brah-syo«, f. celebration.
ICélèbre, sai-Iay-br, a. celebrated.
[Célébrer, sai-lai-brai, r'. a. to celebrate.
"Telébrité, sai-lai-bretai, f. celebrity.

|éler, sai-lai, v. a. to conceal, hide.

Céleri, sel-re. w». celery,

Célérité, s;ii-laire-tai, f celerity.

Jéleste, sai-lest, a. celestial, heavenly.

|élibat, sai-lebah, ?;/. celibacy.

Célibataire, sai-le-bat-air, >n. bachelor,

Celle, sell, pn. f. she, that.

'.ellérier, sel-lai-ryai, }n. cellarist.

Cellier, sel-yai, m. cellar ; store-room.

Cellule, sel-lfil, f. ceil; partition.

Celui, sell-we, pn. he, him, that.

Cément, sai-ma;/, m. cement.

Cémenter, sai-uia;j-tai, v. a. to cement.

Cendre, sa«-dr, f. ashes, pi.

Cendré, e, saw-drai, a. ash-coloured, ashy.

Cendrée, sa;<-drai, f. small shot.

Cendreux, se, sa«-druli, — z, a. ashy.

Cendrier, sa»-dre-ai, >«. ashpan.

Cène, sain, f. the Lord's supper.

Cénobite, sai-no-bitt, m. monk.

Cens, sa«s, tn. quit-rent ; census.

Censé, e, sa>i-siii, a. reputed.

Censerie, saxs-re, f brokerage.

Censeur, sa«-sur, m. censor ; critic.

Ccnsier, sa;/-syni, tn. lord of a manor ; farmer.

Censitaire, sa«-sc-tair. ;«. copyholder.

Censurable, sa;;-sû-rali-bl, a. censurable.

Censure, sa«-sftr, /. censorship ; censure.

Censurer, sa;«-sû-rai, v. a. to censure, blame.

Cent, sa«, a. hundred; cinq pour —, five per cent.

Centaine, sa»-tain, /. it hundred.

Centenaire, sa^it-nair, a. centeiuxty.

Centiare, saii-tyar, tn. centiare.

Centième, sa»-tyaim, a. hundredth.

Centilitre, sa>/-te-litr, tn. centilitre.

Centime, sa»-tim, m. centime.

LÇentimètre, sa;/-te-mai-tr, tn. centimètre.

.enton, sa'/-to» ,tn. cettto.

Central, e. sa«-tral, a. central.

Centralisation, s.1;/ Ir.il-e-zah-syo;/, / centrali:,ttion.

Centraliser, s.i«-lral-ezai, v. a. to centralite.

Centre, sa'(-tr, ;</. centre.

Centrifuge, sa«-tre-fùlij, a. centrifugal.

Centripète, sa«-tre-pait, a. centripetal.

Centuple, sa«-tii-pl, a. in. hundredfold.

Centupler, sa«-tiVplai, v. a. to centuplicate.

Centurie, sa/i-tùrc, yC century.

Cep, sep, in. vine ; — s, pi. Jelters, pi.

Cépée, sai-pai, f. slump.

Cependant, spa«-da>/, ad. etc. in the ineantiiiie ; yet.

Cérat, sai-rah, m. cerate.

Cerceau, sair-soli, ;//. hoop ; quill, pinion.

Cercle, sair-kl, m. circle ; ring ; assembly.

Cercler, sair-klai, v. a, to hoop.

Cercueil, sair-kuli/, in. coffin.

Céréales, sai-rai-al, /. pi. corn.

Cérébral, e, sai-rai-bral, a. belonging to the brain.

Ceremonial, e, sai-rai-nio-nyal, a. ceremonial ; —, m.

ceremonial, ceremony.
Cérémonie, sai-rai-mo-ne, f. ceremony.
Cérémonieux, se, sai-rai-inu-nyuh, — z, a. ceremoniout.
Cerf, sairf, in. stag, hart ; —volant, paper-kite ; horn-
Cerfeuil, sair-fuli/, m. chetrvil, [beetle.

Cerisaie, sreer-ey, f. cherry-orchard.
Cerise, sreez, f. cherry.
Cerisier, sreez-yai, m. cherry-tree.
Cerne, sairu, in. ring, circle.
Cerneau, sair-noh, m. walnut-kernel.
Cernement, sairn-ma^<, in. encircling.
Cerner, sair-iiai, v. a. to encircle, surround ; tap a tree.
Certain, e, sair-tai«, — ain, a. — ement, ad. certain ;
Certes, sairt, ad. certainly, indeed. [some.

Certific.it, sair-te-fe-kah, m. certificate.
Certificateur, Scair-te-fe-kat-ur, ni. voucher.
Certification, sair-te-fe-kah-syo7», f. certi_fitatioit.
Certifier, sair-te-fyai, v. a. to certify, testify.
Certitude, sair-tetûd, f. certainty.
Cérumen, sai-riVmen, in. cerumen. ■ '

Ceruse, sai-rûz, f. ceruse. '

Cervaison, sair-vai zoii.f. venison-season.
Cerveau, sair-voh, in. brain ; intellect.
Cervelas, sair-vlau, in. cervelas.
Cervelet, Siiir-vlay, in. cerebellum.
Cervelle, sair-vell, f. brains ; genius,
Cervoise, sair-vo-ahz, f. kind of beer.
Cessation, sess-sah-syo;«, f cessation.
Cesse, sayss, f. ceasing ; sans —, incessantly.
Cesser, say-sai, v. a. to cease.
Cessible, sess-sibl. a. cessible.
Cession, sess-syo«, f. cession, giving, yielding up.
Cessionnaire, sess-yo-nair, m. grantee.
Césure, sai-ziir, /. cesitra.
Cet, te, set, />«. this, that.
Cétacé, e, sai-tass-ai, a. cetaceous.
Ceux, celles, suh, sell, /;/. pi. see Ce, Cet.
Chablis, shab-le, m. ■wind-fallen 7uood.
Chabot, rh.ib-oh, m. bull-head, gull.
Chacal, shak-al, m. jackal.
Chacun, e, shak-ui;, — iln, pn. everyone ; each.
Chafouin, e, shaf-wai«, — win, a. mean; shabby; —
III. mean-looking wretch, [grief, sorrow ; shagreen.
Chagrin, e, shag-r:ii;(, — rin, a. sad. peevish ; — , m.
Chagrinant, e, shag-re-na», — t, a. vexations.
Chagriner, shag-re-nai, v. a. to ve.\, griez'e ; se —, v. r.

to fret, griei'e.
Chaîne, shain, f. chain ; warP ; galley ; bondage.
Chainetier, shain-tyai, m. chainmaker.
Chaînette, shain-ett, f. little chain.
Chaînon, shain-o«, in. link (chain).
Chair, shair, f.Jlesli ; meat ; flesh-colour.
Chaire, shaXt, f. pulpit ; chair.
Chaise, sheyz, f. chair ; scat; sedan.
Chaland, slial-av, m. customer; barge,
Chalandise, shal-n</-diz, f. custom ; cnsto/ners, pi,
Ch.ilcographie, kal-kog-rafe, f. chaho.grapliy.
Chaie, shaul, in. shawl.
Ch.llet, shaul-ay, in. cottage,.

Chaleur, shal-ur, /C /««"a/.- ardour. [full of firt.

Chaleureux, se, shal-ur-uh, — ?., a. itaturally ivoirin :
Chaloir, shal-war, X'. imp. il ne m'en cli.iut, / care
Chaloupe, shal-oop, f. long-boat, sloop, [nothing for it.
Chalumeau, shal-0-moh, in. stem; straw ; pipe.
Ch.imade, sham-ail, f. parley.

se Chamailler, sham-a/-ai, v. n. to wrangle, quarrel.
Chamaillis, sham-.-»/-ee, lit. squabble.
Chamarrer, sham-ar-ai, v. a. to lace over.
Chamarrure, shani-ar-ftr, f. lacing.
Chambellan, sha;t-bel-la'<, in. chamberlain.
Chambranle, sha«-bra«l, in. door-case.
Chambre, slia«-br, f chamber, cabin ; honey-comb ; —
haute, house of lords ; — des libr,-iires, stationers hall.

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Chambrée, ^)ll.-^;(-l)rai, f. ptrsons lodt^ing in one room,
Chainbrclaii, slia«-lir-la«, >;i. Mger. { fil. ; merlin^.
CliaiiiUrer, slia«-brai, v. a. et n. to Ârefi conjined :
Chaiiiliretle. slia«-l>rett, /. little room, {loii^e togetlter.
Chaiuliricr, sh.iw-liru-ai, tn. iliatnl'erlaiii.
Chaiiibricre. hlia«-l>reair, / tliambcniMid ; horse-
'Cliaiucaii, shain-oli, in. lauiel. [wlnfi.

Chamelier, sham-clyai, >ii. iniiiel-iiriver.
Chamelle, sh.iinelK./.Viwrt.'c miiiil.
Chamois, sliam-wa, ni. shiiiin'y.
Chaimnscur, sh.ini-wa^iir, in. sltainoy-iiresser.
Chaiii|), slia)/, lU.JieU; lOiitfiass ; theme! sur-lc- — ,

iininidiatily.
Champajfiic, sha«-paM-ye. in. ihainpagne.
Cliampart, sliaiz-par, iujiflii-rcnt.
Champêtre, sha;/-iicy-tr, a. rural. ,

Champignon, sliaH-pinyn;/, in. mushroom ; thii'f m a
Cliainpion, slia;/-pyo</, in. thain/>ion. [lanJlf.

Chance, sha«s, f. ihaiue ; /iaziir,l ; siictess.
'chancelant, e, sha/z-sUw;, — t, «. tottering.' ; waver imr :

[nnsteaJy,

Chanceler, sMa/zslai. t'. n. to totter, 7viiver

ClianceliiT, slia«s-lyai, in. chamellor.

Chancelière, sha»jf-ly.iir,y: iliaiutllors wife; foot-ba),':

Chancellement, sha«-sell-ma//, in. stat.'i^eriii.:^.

Chancellerie, sha«sell-re,/ iliaiuery.

Chanceux, se, sliaH-siih, —z, n. liidy.

Chancir, sha«-seer, v. n. to i;nni' mouldy.

Chancre, sha;(-kr, m. cancer ; canker.

Chancreux, se, sha;/-krnh, — z, a. cancerous,

Chandeleur, iMnifWnr,/. camiicinas.

Chanilelieii sha;(-ilol-yai, in. caiiitlcstick ; chancller.

Chandelle, sha/i-dcll,/: candle. {horse.

Chanfrein, sha;/-lrai((, in. head-piece ; forehead of a

Clian^e, sha;/hj, m. cxchani;e ; change : agent de —,

stockbroker.
Chantfeaiit, e, sha«-hia((, — i, a. chanireahle ; Jickle.
Changement, sha«lij-nia«, m. change; alteration;

variety.
Changer, sha«-hjai, v. a. et it. to chaii,i;e : alter ; se —,

V. r. to he cha lifted ; shift.
Changeur, slia;/-hjur, in. moneychanger.
Clianoine. sli;in-wan, in. canon. ;

Chanoinesse, shan-wan-ess,./". <anoiiess. ■

Chanson, sha«-so«,/ song : idle story ; —si iioHsense I
Cliansonner, sha«-so-nai, f. a. to lampoon.
Chansonnette, sha»/-so-nett,/ little song.
Chansonnier, sha;/-so-nyai,/. hallad maker. ;

Chant, sha«, in. sinking ; sont; ; air ; — dn coq, cock- ■
Chantant, e. sha«-ta«, — t, a. tnnalile. [croîvi/ig.

ciianteau, sha«-toh, in. cantlc, liiiick of bread.
Chantupleure, sha«t-plur,y; /><«'«'/. i

Chanter, sha«-tai, v. a. to sim.' ; cro7u. I

Chanterelle, shaH-trell,y: treble-string ; decoy-bird. \
Chanteur, shaw-tur. m. — cuse, -u\\z,f. singer.
Chantier, sha«-tyai, m.tiinheryard : dockyard ; stocks.
Chantonner, sha«-to-nai, v. a. to hum.

Chantourné, sha;i-loor-nai, in. head-piece (bed).

Chantourner, sha«-toor-nai, t'. a. to citt a projile.

Chantre, sha«-tr, m. singer, chorister. \

Chantrerie, sha/i-tr/r/.-re,/ ihantry. i

Chanvre, sha»/-vr, m. hemp.

Chaos, kah-oh, rn. chaos.

Chape, shap,y: cope ; Itelm ; coat.

Ch.-ipeau, sliap-oh, ;«. hat : bonnet; bunch of floavers.

Ch.ipelain, shap-lai»(, in. chaplain. I

Cliapeler, shap-lai, v. a. to rasp bread. |

Chapelet, shap-lay, m. c/iaplct ; chain-pump.

ciiapelier, sh.ip-lyai, ;«. hatter.

Chapelle, shap-ell,/ chapel.

Chapellenie, sha|)-ell-ne,./; chaplainship.

Chapellerie, shap-ell-re,y) hat-manufactory.

Chapelure, shap-h'ir,/ >-aj//'«A'^J, M

Chaperon, shap-ro«, m. hooil ; holster-cap; shoulder-
knot ; servir de —, to accompany.

Chaperonner, shap-ron-ai, -•. <i. to hoodwink (hawk).

Chapter, shap-yai, m. cope-bearer.

Cliapite.iu, snap-e-toh, m. capital.

Chapitre, shap-it-tr, in. chapter; chapter-house ; matter.

Chapitrer, simp-e-trai, v. a. to reprimand.

Chapon, shap-oH, in. capon.

Chaponnean, shap-o-noh, in. young capon.

Chaponner, shap-o-nai, i'. a. to capon.

Chaponnièrc, shap-o-nyair,y; ste^v-paii.

Chaque, shack, pn. each, every.

Char, shar, m. car, chariot.

Charade, shar-ad,y; charade.

Charançon, shar-a«-so«, m. weerdl.

Charbon, shar-bo»», >» coal, ember ; mildew.

Charbonnée, shar-bo-nai, short rib of beef. \carhon(ze.

Charbonner, shar-bo-nai, v, a. to char ; se —, v. r. to

Charbonneux, se, shar-bo-nuh, — z, ad. carbuncled. [hole.

Charbonnier, shar-bon-yai, m. charcoal-burner : coal-

I Cllarlionniere, shar-bon>;air,y. ru(i/-7«<"//<J»<; CJol-tO,
Charbouiller, shar-booA.ii, v. a. to mildew.
Charcuter, sliar-kCt-tai, v. a. to inang/e.
; Charcuterie, sh,ir-ki"it-re,/ lugsjlcsli: pork-butcher i
Charcutier, shar-kijt-yai, m. pork-butcher. [trade.

Chardon, sh.ir-du»/, in. thistle.
Chardonner, shar-don ai, :■. a. to na*.
\ Ch.irclonneret, shar-dnnr.iy, m. gold/inch.
1 Charge, sliarhj. .A load, burden, u'taige; cargo: ii-
j pense ; ot/ii e ; tax, duty ; care ; accuialion ; poultice
I h l.i — lie, on, upon condition that.
Chargeant, e, sliar-hj,i«, — t, a. heavy.
Ch.irgcment, sliarlij-iua);, ;//. lading; bill of lading.
\ Cliarger, sharhj.ii. <•. a. to tharge, load ; burden . "
I cuinher; 07iercharge ; se—, v. r. to take ufion O'le i
I self : be ansicerabie.
Chargeur, shar-hjur, m. loader ; opener
Ch.iriot, shar-e-oh, in. nagçon, cart.
Ch.iritable, sliar-c-t,ili-lil, a. —ment, ad. charitable.
Charité, shar-ctal.y; charity; alms.
Charivari, sliar-e-v.ir-e, )//. unv-beiling : clattering.
' Cli.irlat.m, sli.ir-lat-.i«, in. charlatan, mountebank.

Charlatiuier, shar-lat-an-ai, v. a. to i}ull.
I Charlatanerie, shar-lat-an-re, f. Cliarlatanisme, sliar

lat-an-ism, m. quaikery.
I Charmant, e, sliar-ni.T/, — t, a. charming : delxghljii.
I Ciiarme, sharm, m. charm, spell ; yoke-elm.
I Charmer, shar-m,ii, v. a. to charm, br.vitih ; delight.
Charmille, shar-ini/, /. hedge ofyok---elins.
Charnel, le, shar-nell, a. —lenient, ad. carnal, sensual
\ Charnier, shar-nc-ai, m. charnel-house.
Cliarnicre, shar-ne-air,/ joint, hinge.
Charnu, e, shar-nil, a.Jleshy, plump.
Charnure, %\\,\x-\wx,f.Jlesh.
Charogne, shar-nn-yc,/. carrion.
Charpente, sli.ir-pa«t, /! timber-work ; frame ; striic-
Cliarpenter, shar-pax-tai, v. a. to work timber, itior
Charpenterie, shar-pa»;-tre, / timl<er-work, carpeul<y
Charpentier, shar-pan-ty.ii, m. carpenter.
Charpie, shar-pee,/ lint; rags, pi.
Charpir. sliar-peer, v. a. to tease wool.
Cliarrée, shar-ai,/; buck-ashes, pi.
Charretée, shar-fai,/; cart-toad.
Charretier, shar-te-ai, m. carman, carter.
Charrette, shar-ett,/. cart.

Charriage, shar-e-ahj, m. carriage. ^

Charrier, shareai. v. a. et n. to cart ; bear large pitcti^
of ice; —, m. bucking-cloth. 3

Charroi, shar-wa, m. carriage. ^

Charron, shar-o«, m. cartivrii;ht. ""

Charronnage. sliar-o-nahj, m. cartwright's work.
Charroyer, shar-wa-yai, v. a. to cart, carry.
Ciiarrue, shar-i1,/ ploui^h. [charler-parli^

Charte, shart, Chartre, sliartr, / charter; — partKA"
Chartreuse, shar-truz,/; charter-house.
Chartreux, shar-truh, in. carthusiaii friar.
Chartrier, shar-tre-ai, m. keeper of charters. -.

Chas, shau, in. eye of a needle. f.

Châsse, shauss.y: jA;-;«c,/r(r;«^; scale. i,'

Chasse, shass, / hunting; chase; — à courre, re»' S
iiig ; — au tir, shooting; — marée, >«. yfjA-iiifg

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Chassel.is, sliass-lau, in. chasselas.

Chasser, shass-ai, v. a. et. n. to hunt : chase ;
out; pursue; take room ; — slU (w^\\, to shoot ; -
clou, to drive in a nail.

Chasseur, shass-ur, in. hunter, sprrtsman.

Chasseuse, shass-uz./ huntress.

Chassie, shass-e./ blearedness, rheum.

Chassieux, se, sh.iss-yuh, — z, a. blear-eyed.

Chassis, shau-see, m. sash ; freinte.

Chaste, sliast, a. —ment. a. chas'e, innocent.

Chasteté, sliass-t;(Atai,/. chastity.

Ch.asuUe, shaz-û-bl,/ chasuble.
' Chasublier, shais-fl-ble-ai, m. maker of chasubles.
'■ Ch.1t, shiih, m. cat; — huant, screech-o^vl ; .\ l"in
I bon rat, tit for tat.

Ch.ltaigne, shau-tain-y?,/ chestnut. V'-

Chat.-iigneraie, shau-tain-yc-ray, / gro^,ie ofchan:.
I Ch.ltaignier, shau-tain-yir-ai, m. chestnut-tree. ^

Ch.1tain, h\v,\\x-\.a\n,a.chestnut-iolour ; —clair, a/(P'"i

i Ch.lteau, shau-toh, m. castle; fort; — en Es|i.ii,:j

castle in the air. \lady of a nun,.

Châtelain, shau-tlai«, m. lord of a manor; -i;
I Ch.ltellenie, shau-tel-ne,/ castleu<ard, castellany.
I Ch.ltiable, shau-te-ah-bl, a. /««iJ/ia*/^.
1 Châtier, shau-te-ai, v. a. to chastise ; scourge.

Chatière, shat-e-air,/ cat's hole ; cat-trap.
I Châtiment, shau-te-ina«, m. chastisement.
1 Chaton, shat-o«, m. kitten ; catkin.
' Chatouillement, shat-oo/-nia«, m. tickling ; Jeligm,
' Chatouiller, shat-oo/-ai, v. a. to tickle, delight.

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Oiiilleux, se, shaf-o<)/-uh, —z. a ticklish : ttict.

;oy.«nt. e, shnl-wa-y.t«. — t, a. shot-coloured.

oyer, slut-wa.y.ii, v. n. to sparkU.

rer, shau-trai, v. a. to geht ; castrate,

rcur, shau-tnir, »t. f^cUier.

lire, sliaii-tri1r, /: cast ration.

e. shatt, /". sheiat.

tcinitc, sli.itt-iiiit,/ dfmiirt hypocrite.
luil, c, stioli, — il, ,1. et iiii. — eiiiunt, nd. hot, warm,
■dent .■ eiii,'er ; —, itt. heat.

ileau, slioh-doli, iti. caudte.

(hère, shnh-<iy.»ir,/ copper ; hoiUr.

(Iron, slioli-<lr(i«, >n. kettle: catdroii.

'Iroiiiiee, sh())i-ilr()-nai,X kettle-fitll.

■ Iroiinerie. slinli-ilroii-rL-,/ braziers ware.

ilronnicr, sholi-dro-ny.ii. »t. hratier : coppersmith.

(Taiie. ?,linh-fahj, m.Jtul : Jireivood.

Ife, sliohff, /:/Kr«<i(C.- — pieil. m. fool-stove.

iFer, stinli-fai, v. a. et n. to heat, uariii ; iream;
•ow loartn ; se — , v. r. to warm one's sel/.

Iferette, sholi-frett./; foot-stove.

Iferie, slioh-free,/ chnfe'-y.
lutfeiir, slioh-fur, in. stoker, fireman.

iFdir, slioli-fw.ir, m. 7var>iiin)^-place ; ivarm cloth,

four, shoh-foor, m. lime-kiln.

ifoiiniicr, shoh-fijor-iiyai, in. /iiiie-hiiriier.
ul.i^e, sholi-l.Uij, III. liinint,' (corn).
iilcr, slioli-l.ii, V a. to lime tiorii).
ClEiiinavrc, shohin.ilij, m. cuttiiii;ofthestnbblt.
Cpaiiinei slioliiu, m. stubble : sluhhle-tield.
cSiiiiiii'r, slu)h-ii\ai. î'. a. to cut itiibble.
Clltiixiii're, stioh-ine-air, / cotlai^e.
Chèuinine. slioh-miii./: small cottai^e.
CNlti^saiit, e, sli()li-s,i'/. — t, a. easy to put on.
ClMussc, sholiss, /! //V/f»' .■ — pied, iii. slioeiii.;-ltorn ;
CHusse, e. slioli-sai, a. shod. [— s. pi. breeches, pi.

CWussec, slii)li-s;ii, yC causeivay ; bank; rcz ' ■ — ,

gtroimd-Jloor.
Clliii''Ser, slioli-siii. v. a. to put on shoes or stockinci's ;
Make shoes ; suit, tit : so — , v. r. to put on one's
Qiussetier, slioli-sty.ii, in. hosier, {shoes or stockings.
CIpusselte, slioli-sett,.A under-stocking;,
CtlEusson, sliolisn;/, m. sock : pump.
CMussiiro, slioli-bi'ir, f. stockini;s, boots, shoes, pi,
CÛuve, slio'iv, a. bald.
Cll*u\csoiiris, shohv-soorc, /! bat.
Chliuvir, shoh-veer, t. n. to prick ut>.
CImux, Ouili, /■. lime; — vive, yuiik-lii/te,
Ché^'ir^-'r, sliav-erai, v. n. to capsize.

sh/(/i-bek, tn. xeberk
slielT, III. head ; elite/, leader ; /ac-end ; — do
lille, housekeeper : -- d'^iiivro, in. masterpiece ;
lie», in. lapital, chic/ toion.
Ihtiiier. «.Iiay-inai, -.: r. to pine aivay.
nin, shinai«, in. way, road : path : course :
Tans ; ijr.ind —, hii.'hrray ; — (le ti-r, lai/way ; k
-, hal/way ,• — faisant, by the 7vay ; f.iire sou — ',
make one's /ortuiie.
mince, shine-nai, /; chimney : funnel.
inner, shnie nai, ?', ii. to walk. <,"' "".
Çn|hiisc, slinicez, /; shirt, shi/l ; chemise.
"" "nisette, shine-Z'.tt,./; chemitet'f.
.lie, shay-nay, A throve o/oaki.
•^\. shnal, m. channel ; mill-race . gutter.
apan. shnap-a»/, m. vagabond.

e. sliain, m. oak.
ean, sliai-noli, m. young oak.
eau, shainoli, ni. gutter.
et, shKA-nay, ni. andiion.
evière. shcn-vyair, / he>nt>-tteld.
e\is, shonve, in. Iminpsee.i.

tte. slien-vott. /: bullcn.
lii. sli'(/(-ne. m. dog-kennel.

iile, sli«^(-ni/,/ cat- rpillar.

II. e, sli,v/(-iiû, a. hoary ; grey-headed.

, ire, sh.iir, a. — creiiieiit, ad. dear, valuable ;
•tiy : vendre —, to .sell dear.

tlier, sh.iir-sli.ii, v. a. ft n. lo seek, look/or, search ,
attempt; aller —, to go and fetih, go /or ; en-
r —, ti> send /or.
Klienr. sh.«ir sliiir, in. .u-ekrr. searcher.

. ith.iW, f. t/ieer, cnteifaiitincnt.

r. sliai-reer, v. a. lo cherish. hn>e.

.s.il)le, sll.ii-rc-'-ili.bl, (7. rt»«i«Wf.

.". sli,iir-t.ji, f. dearness. dearth.

I'in, sliai-rii-l)aiȕ, m. ciurub.

lis, sliiiir-ve, m. skirret. \/iil.

f. ive, shai-tiff. — iv, a. — venient, ad. mean, piti-
1. sh/<A-v»l ( pi. chavaux). horse : — de bit. pn^k-

se : ~- de bataille, wai^hnrse, charger; — de
rse, race-horie < — de selle, saddle-horse ; aller à
monter à —, ti ride «n horseback.

Clievalctncnt, shM/i-v,al-n'.a«, tn. prop. '

Clievaler, sh«/i-val-ai, v. a. to scrape hides.

Chevaleresque. shuA-val-resk, a. chivalrous.

Chevalerie. sh«/(-val-re. y; knighthoo,!.

Chevalet, shi«/i-val-ay, m. wooden horse ; bridge (/>«.
slrument) ; sawing-trestle ; buttress.

Cliev.ilier, sh«/i-val-yai, in. knight; — d'industrie,

Che/aline, sii'./i-v.d-in, a./, horse, mare. [sharper.

Chevaucher, sli»/«-vnli.shai, v. a. to ride.

Clievauloi'er, shi<A-v<)li-l.ii-tijai, m. lighl-horteman ;
— s, pi. tight-horse.

Chevelu, e, sh«/j-vli'i, a. long-haired.

Chevelure, sh«/<-vli!lr,y.' head o/ hair.

Chevet, sh/jA-vay, m. pillow ; bedside.

Cheveu, sh;</«-vuh, m. hair. [ankle-bone.

Cheville, slu(/i-vi/, ,/: peg, bolt; botch; —du pied,

Cheviller, sh/</i-vil-ai, v. a. to peg, pin ; bolt,

Clievillette, slw</«-vi/-ett,,/.' peg.

Chèvre, shey-vr,./ she-goat ; crab; —feuille, m. honey-
suckle ; -- pied, a. goaf-/'ootnt.

Chevre.iu, sh/(/«-vroli, m. kid. [pot; little andiron.

Chevrette, f,\\uh-\tc\t, /. d,ie. roe; s/irimp ; syriip.

Chevreuil, sh»/ivruli/, «i. roebuck.

Chevrier, sli/(/i-vre-ai, m. goatlieid.

Chevrillard, shK/i-vri/-ar, m. /'awn o/'a roe.

Chevron, slu</i-vro«, m. ra/ter : cherron.

Chevrotement, sh»//-vrot-iiia>/. m. i/uivering.

Chevroter, sh;«A-vrot-ai, v. n. to kid ; /ret ; quiver,

Chevrotin, sh/(/(-vrot-ai»;, in. kid's skin.

Chevrotine, sh»/(-vrot-iii,/; deer-shot.

Chez, sh.ii, /r. at, to, or in one's house; among;
— nous, ill our /amity ; at home.

Chi.isse, she-ass, y; scum, dross.

Chic, sliik, >n. trick.

Chicane, shek.m.yt chicanery ; cavil.

Chicaner, she-kan-ai, v. a. to chicane ; cavil.

Chicanerie, she-kan-re, see Chicine. [chicaner.

Chicaneur, she-kan-ur, m, I'l-i^aneuse, she-kan-uhz, /.

Cliic.iuier, ère, she-k.in-yai, — r, a. ivraii.gling ; —, hi.
wrangler, cavalier.

Chiche, shish, a. — nient, al. stingy, shabby,

(Jhicoree, she-ko-r.ii,./; succory, endive.

Chicot, she-koh, ;«. slump.

Chicoter, she-ko-tai, v. ii. to wrangle.

Chien, shyai«, «/. dog; cock of a gun; — d'arrijt,
pointer ; — ccnich.int, seller.

Chiendent, shy;ii;;-d.i«. in. dog's grass.

Chienne, shyeiin,,/: bihh.
Chienner, shycnn-ai, v. n. to whelp.
ChilTe, shitr,./: paltry slutf.
CliitTon, shc-foc, m. rag ; bad shed n/ paper.
ChitTonner, she-fo-n.ii, v. a. to rumple, tumble.
Chiffonnier, she-fo-ny.ii, in. rag-picker ; — ère, — r, /T
CMiilfre, shifr, m.Jiguie; cipher. \i hest o/ drawers.
Chiirrcr, she-fr.ii, v. a. lo write in ciphers ; number ;
Chiffreur, she Iriir, in. accountanl. [coinpule,

Chii,'non, sliin-yo<(. in. nape ; thiginn.
Chimère, sheniayr, t. idle/ancy.
Cliiniérii|ue. slie-m.ii rik. a.fanci/ul.
Chimie, she-ine, /. ihennstiy.
Chiinii|uc, she-iiiik, a chemical.
Chimiste, she-mist, m. chemist.
Chionrme, she-oorm, /T creiv.
Chipoter, she-pot-ai, v. n. to piddle ; trifle.
Ctiipolicr, she-poty.ii. m. piddler. trifler.
Chiqiie, sliik, / marble-ball : quid o/ tobacco.
Chi(|ueiiaiide. shik-nohd,y; /?//</».
Chiquer, she-k.ii, -,k n. to chew tobacco.
Chiqiiet, she-k.iy, m. bit ; — .a —, by driblets.
Chira^re, ke-rah-tfr, f.chiragea.

Cliiro,,rraphaire, ki-rn-i;Mf..iir, a. in virtue of a note of
Chiiiirijical. she-nirlije k.il, a. surgical. [hand.

('hirur^'ii', she-rnrhjir, A .\urgery.
C hinirifii'ii, slii.-rfir-lijeai;/, m. surgeon.
('liiriirL,'iqii.-, she-ror-lijik, a. chirurgical.
Clilon-, klor, ;/;. chlorine.
Chloroforme, klo ro-form. m chliro/orm.
Chlorose, klo-roh.;. A (A/ix.i.rv.

Choc, shock, «;. .r/Vii,*, (r.'/.». y(-, .-A/j7((H;'. -' . »

Chocolat, shoko-l.di. >/^ ch.nolale.

Chocol.itier, sho-ko-l.it-y.ii, ;,■/. choio'afe-maker nr
Cliocol.itiéie, sho-ko-l.it-y.rr, /; choco.'alc-pot. [scUer.
C\vv\\T,\i\\hr. m. choir ; chM-iis.
•Choir, shwar, t'. ii. lo lumb.'e. fall'
ClioUir, shw.i-zecr, 7i. a. lo choose ; select,
\ Choix, shw.a, in. choice: option. '

[ Cholera, ko-l.ii-rah. m. cholera.

Clioléric|iie. ko-lai-rik, a. of the cholera : bilious.
I Chôniable. sho-m ih-bl. a. kept as a holiday.
Chômage, sho-inahj, »«. respite ; rest.
Chômer, shoh-mai, v. a. et n. to keep a hnlijay : Tcant
I Chopine, sho-pin,/ hctif-fint, \tiiork ; lie/allow.

to clash; shock; o/Tcui ;
— , V. r, to takt ojt/titce ;

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Chop<ner, shn-pc-nai, v. ». to tipple, sip,
Clio|iiiiettc, slio-ne-nett, sre Chopinc.
Clioppcr, sho-piil. V. II. to stmiihte.
C'lio<iiicT, sjiokai, V. a. et n.

touch, jiiiifle glasses; mi

stri/trf one another.
Clinrdtfrapliic, kor-ai-eraf-e, /t choregraphy.
(Jlioristc, Ko-rist, m. chorister.
Clioro({rapliie, ko ro-ffraf-e.yC chorography.
Cliorus, kor-fts, ««. chorus ; faire — , to sing together.
Chose, sliohz,/; thing, matter.
Chou, sh(jo, »«. ciittbage ; — cabiis, headed cabbage.
Choucas, shoo-kau, m. jackdaw.
Choucroute, shoo-kro(it,y; pickled cabbage.
Chouette, shoo-ett,/! screech-owl.
Cho'.i-fleur, shoo-flur, m. cauliflower.
Chouquet, shoo-kay, »«. block.
Choyer, sliwa-yai, v. a. to/ondle, pamper.
Chrême, krcytu, >n. chrism.

Chrétien, ne, krai-tyai«, — iiin, a. — nemcnt, ad. rhris-
Chrétienté, lirai-tyai«-tai,y! Christendom. [tian.

Christ, krist, m. Christ.

Christianisme, krist-yan-isni, m. Christianity,
(-hroniatiiiue, kroh-nia-tik, ,j. chromatic.
Chrome, krolun, m. chrominm.
Chronique, kron-ik, a. chronical ; — ,/. chronicle.
Clironliiucur, kro-ne-kur, >«. chronicler.
Chronolfinic, kro-no-lohje.yj chronology.
Chronolo^flque, kro-no-lo-lijik, <». chro>Hiloi;ical.
Clironiilo^fiste, kro-no-lo-hjist, Clironolo;{uc, kro-no-lo;;,

m. cttrouologcr. '

Chronomètre, kro-no-niai-tr, ;;/. chronometer.
Chrysiilide, kre-zal-iJ,/: chrysalis.
Chu, slu1, see Clioir.

Ch\ictiotcment, shiVsliot-m;i«, tn. nhispering,
Cliuchoter, shiVshot-ai, v. n. to whisper.
tlhuchoterie, shû-shot-re,y: whispering,
C'huchoteur, shû-shot-nr, m. whisperer.
Chut: shrtt, int. hush ! pence !

Chute, ^\\(\U/. fall : Jailing ; failure ; ruin ; — du jotir.
Chyle, shill, tn. chyle. [close of the day.

Ci, se, ad. here ; par-ci, par-l>\, here and there ; now and

then; ci-après, hereafter; ci-dessous, here-uiider ;

ci-dessus, aforesaid; ci-devant, heretofore.
Cible, sitil.y; black point ; mark, aim.
Ciboire, sib-war, m. pix.
Ciboule, se-bool,y; scallion.
Ciboulette, se-t)ool-ett,./; chives.
Cicatrice, se-kat-riss,/; scar.

Cicatriser, se-kat-re-zai, v. a. to cicatrize, scar: se — ,
Cidre, sidr, m. cider. [v. r. to heal, skin over.

Ciel, syell (/>/. cieux), m, sky; heaven; (pi. ciels) top

(of a bed) ; sky (in painting).
Cieree, syairhj, m. wa.x-taper.
Cigale, se-i;.il,./; grasshopper,
Ci^jare, se-jjar, m. cigar.
Ci>fO||jne, se-gon-y<',y; stork.
Cieuc, se-t{fl.y^ water-hemlock.
Cil, sill, in. eyelash.
Cilice, se-liss, m. hair-cloth.
Cillement, si/-ma;(, m. titinkling.
Ciller, si/-ai, z: a. et 11. to twinkle, ivink.
Cinic, seem, f. peak, summit.
Cjnient, se-ma;», m. cement.
Cimenter, se-ma/i-tai, v. a. to cement ; bind.
Cimeterre, sini-tair, in. scimitar.
Cimetière, sim-tyair, in. churchyard.
Cimier, se-me-ai, m. buttock ; crest.
Cimolie, se-mo-!ee,yr pipeclay.
Cinabre, sc-nali-br, in, cinnabar.
Cinéraire, se-nai-rair, a. cinerary.
Cinération, se-nai-rah-syo»/../; cineration. [hours.

CinKlage, sai«-j,'lahj, m. ship's course for twenty-four
Cinjilei-, saiH-jjIai. v. a. et n. to lash, switch ; sail with
Cimiamome, sm-nam-om, m. cinnamon. \a fair wind.
Cinq, sai«k, a. five ; fifth. [fifty years old.

Cinquantaine, sai«-ka«-tain,y^yf/'/y,- avoir la — , to be
Cinquante, sai»-ka«t, a. fifty ; fiftieth.
Cinquantième, sai«-ka;Myem, a. fiftieth.
Cinquième, sai;;-kyem, a. — ment, ad. fifth ; —, m. fifth

class ; fifth pa rt.
Cintre, sai«-tr, m. arch ; centre.
Cintrer, saiw-trai, v. a. to arch.
Cipaye, sip-ay, tn. sepoy,
Cirajje, se-rahj, m. waxing; blacking.
Circompotaire, seer-ko;/-po-lair, a. eirctmtpolar.
Circoncire, seer-ko/(seer, v. a. to circumcise.
Circoncis, seer-ko»(-se, in. one th.xt in circuiiuised.
Circoncision, seer-ko«se-syo;/,_/: ciirumcisio».
Ciroonféicnce, seer-l:o;t-fai-ra;(s,/. circnitifeieucc, cir-
Circonflexe, seer-ko«-flex, a. circumflex. \cuit.

Ciroonlocution, seer-ko«-IokiVsyo«, f. cireumlccuticn.

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A.

[cerci loll

Cifcnnscrii)tion, sefir-ko/i-skrip-syo;/, / ctnumscrif.
tioit ; limitation. [liniu.

•Circonscrire, seer-ko«-;)l :r»er, v. a. to circniiiscnht.

Circonspect, scer-koH-sp< kt, a. circumspect ; cautioui.

Circonspection, secr-ko>/-spck-syo«, /! ciri.uins/>eclwn,
caution.

Circonstance, seer-ko>/-sta>(S,/ circumstance, [lariu

Circonstancier, seer-koH-iita»/-syai, v. a. to parlim

Circonvallation, seer-ko«-val-lan-syoM, f. circumviilU
tioii.

•('i'convenir, seer-ko«-vneer, v. a. to circumvent :

Circonvention, scer-ko«-va/(-syo»;,/: deceit. [ceivt

Circonvoisin, e, seer-ko«-vwa-zai»/, a. netj;hbourtiig.

Circonvolution, seer-ko«-vo-UVsyo;;,y: circiimvolutiin

Circuit, seer-kwe, m. circuit, compass.

Circulaire, secr-kfil-air, a. —ment, ad. circular.

Circulant, e, seer-kfil-a«, — t, circulating.

Circulation, seer-kill-.ih-syo;i,/: circulation ; currciu)

Circulatoire. seer-kiM-at-war, r». circulatory.

Circuler, seer-kft-lai, v. ti. to circulate; tv current.

Cire, seer,/: 7vax ; tapers, pi. ; seal; cerumen.

Cirer, se-rai, v. a. to ivtx ; black (boots); loile lir»

Cirier, se ryai, tit. wa.v-<tuindler.

Ciron, se-ron, m. flesh-worm ; little blisttr,

Circpie, seerk, m. circus.

Cirre, Cirrhe, seer, in. tendril.

Cirure, see-rrtr,./: prepared wax.

Cisailler, se-za/-ai, v. a. to clip.

Cisailles, scza/,/ shears ; clippings, pi.

CMseau, se-zoh, »/. chisel ; ciseaux, pi. scissors.

Ciseler, sccz-lai, v. a. to carve, chase ; chisel.

Ciselet, seez-lay, m. graver.

Ciseleur, seez-lur, tn. chaser.

Ciselure, seez-lûr, tn. chasing, carving.

Ciste, sist, m. cistus.

Citadelle, se-ta(l-el,yC citadel, fortress.

Clitadin, se-tad-ai«, tn. citizen,

Citatcur, se-tat-ur, tn. qiioter.

Citation, se-tah-syo;/,/ citation, quotation ; suiiinv

Citatoire, se-tah-twar, a. summoning.

Cité, se-t.ai,/ city ; citizens, pi.

Citer, se-tai, v. a. to cite ; summon.

Citérieur, e, se-tal-ryur, a. citerior, hither.

Citerne, se-tairn,y; cistern,

I'itoyen, se-twa-yai;/, tn, —ne, — yenn,/ citizen.

Citrin, e, se-trai«, — rin, a. leinon-colourtd.

Citron, se-tro«, m. lemon.

Citronné, e, se-tro-nai, a. that has tlie taste ttfleiiioiil

Citronnelle, cetro-nel,/: balm-mint.

Citroimier, se-tro-nyai, trt. lemon-tree.

Citrouille, sc-lrool.f. pumpkin.

Civadière, se-vad-yair./l spritsail.

Civc, siv.y; chives, pi.

Civet, se-vay, m. jugged hare.

Civette, se-vett,/: chives, pi. ; civet-cat.

Civière, se-vyair,y; hand-barrow.

Civil, e, se-vill, a. —ment, ad, civil : polite,

Civilis.ition, se-ve-le-zali-syo«,./; civilisation.

Civiliser, se-ve-le-zai, v, a. ... civilize.

Civilité, se-ve-le-tai,,/; civilil, ; politeness ; — s.

Civique, se-vik, a. civic. [plinieMs.a

Civisme, sc-vism, tn. civistn : patriotism.

Clabauil, klab-oh, ;/;. noisy fellow.

Clabaudage, klab-oh-dahj, m. barking ; bawliii:;.

Clabauder, klab-oh-dai, v. n. to bark, barol.

Clabauderie, kl.ib-oh-dre,y; clamour, bawling.

Clabaudeur, kl;ib-oh-dur, m. bawler.

Claie, klay,/ hurdle.

Clair, e, klair, a. clear, bright; light; thin ; cln^
perspicuous ; — et net, plain ; il fait —, it is i\
light; —, 01 — ement.arf. clearly, plainly ;fii
— obscur, a. clare-obscure ; — semé, thinly i.'sl
scarce ; —, tn. light; shine ; tirer au — , to clear i(,|

Clairet, te, klair-ay, — ett, a. claret.

Claire-voie, klair-vwa,/: opening; break; à —, iiif§
work ; semer à — , to so7v thin.

Clairière, klair-yair,/:jf/arf<?; lamti.

Clairon, klair-o;i, tn. clarion. [soi^ai

Clairvoyance, klair-vwa-ya«s, f. clear-sighted''

Clairvoyant, e, klair-vwa-ya«, — t, a. clear-

Clameur, klam-ur,/? f/a//«o«*-, outcry. [fiuii^it

Clan, kla«, tn. clan, tribe. [claiid:>'\

Clandestin, e, klaj<-dess-tai;<, —in, a. — ement. \

Clandestinité, klan-dess-te-ne-tai,/ clandestinenei]

Clapet, klap-ay, m. valve, sucker..

CI.H)ier, klap-yai, m. coney-buriv~u,

se Clapir, klap-cer, v. r. tc squeak, squat,

Clapotafje, klap-o-tahj, in, rippling.

Clapoter, klap-o-tai, v, n. to ripple, plash.

Clapoteux. se, klap-o-tuh, — z, a, sweliing.

Clapotis, klap-o-te, m. rippling.

Claque, klak,/ stnack ; — s, pi, clogs, pi, ;

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CLA

jCUqiiemenf, kLikni.t'/, in. claf^in^ , smadinj^.
IC'laqiicniiitcr, klAk-nnVr.ii, T'. <j. loavfi uf>.
ICU<|uer, V. a. tt n. toclaf>,./lafi, tnap, crack ; chattrr;
|Clac|iict, ktak-ay, m. titUl-clap^r, I»""/-

CLicineiir, kl.ik-iir, m. clafptr.
^'Urificnllon, kla-re-fe-k.in-syn», / clarijjcation.

[Tlaritier, kUre-fyal, v. a to clari/y, purify ; sc —, i'. r.

"iHrine, kla-rin, / /«'//(V M/. [to clear, clari/j.

"larinctte, klar-e-iiett,/: clarinet.

Çlart(*, kUr-tal,/ clearness.

'lassc, klauss,/ class ; order, rank ; set :/orm ; school-

lasscnicnt, klauss-ina», ««. classin/;. \rooin.

Classer, klau-sai, i». a. to class, arrange,
ûlassificalion, klass-e-fc-kali-syo><,y; classification.
Classique, ktass-ik. a. classic.
Claude, kluhil, a. dollish: — , >«. simpleton, clod.
Claudication, kloh-dc-k.ih-syoii, /. lameness.
Clause, klohz, f. clause.
Claustral, e, kloh-sfral, a. claustral.
Claveau, kl.iv-uh, m. rot : arch-stone.
Clavecin, kl.iv-sai'f. tn. harpsichord,
Clavele, e, klav-lai, a. rotten.
Clavclée, klav-lai, f. rot, scab.
riavctte, klav-ett, /. key, pec.
Clavicule, klav-c-kAl, /.collar-hone.
Clavier, klav-yai, m. key-chain; key-hoard.
Clayon, klay-yo>/, in. small wattle.
ttaynnnaee, klay-yon-nlij, m. ■wattle-fence.
tit'. Clef, klai, /. key ; screiu of a press ; fermer \ —, to
Eldmatitc, klai-mat-it, /. clematitis. [lock up.

II' "\'.'nee, klai-ni,i»/s, y: clemency.
pii lient, e, ktai-ma>/, — t, a. clement, inercifu',
,1 re, klair, in. clerk : cleri^yinan : scholar : pas <!f — ,
CIcrjîé, kkiir-lijai, m. clerf^y ; churchmen, pi. [blunder.
Eléric.il, e, klai-re-kal, a. — einent, ad. clerical : cleri;y-
^éricature, klai-re-kat-ftr, y: clerkship. [manlike.

tjicli.içje, kle-shrihj, m. stercotyfinc:.
niché, kic-shai, in. stereotype plate.
Richer, kle-shai. v. a. to stereot\t>c.
Dicheur, klc-shur, ut. stereotyper.
nient, e, kle-ya»/, — t, s. client.

■ientèle, kle-a»-tell, f. clientship ; practice, clients, pi.
li^neuient, klin-y<"-nia)/, in. winkinf^.
wne-niuiette, klin-y^-mû-zctt, / hide and seek.
Bjjner, klin-yai, v. a, (les yeux) to tvink, twinkle.
Bffnotement, kIin-yot-nia«, m. ivinkinir, tivinkliti '.
ignoter, klin-yot-ai, n. it. to wink, tivinkle.
■mat, kle-inau, m. climate, clime.
■inatérique, kle-inat-ai-rik, a. climacteric.
Bn d'oeil, klain-diili/, m. twinkling; (of an eye); en un
Inche, klaiHsh, f. latch. [~, in a trice

Inique, kle-nik, a. clinical.
Inquant, ktai»-ka», m. tinsel.

l<iue, klik, f. frantr, partv. I

Iqucter, ktik-tai, v. a. to clack, clanir. '

Iquetis, klik-te, in. ctashinj;. claut;.
Iiliiette, kle-ket;, ./ snappers, clappers, pi,
Isse, kliss, y: 7f(V*f r ;«<»/ .• splint. I

Isser, kle-sai. i'. a. to splint. I

Iver, kle-vai, v. a. to cleave.
paque, k!o-ak, in. sink, common .\riuer.
pclie, klosh. ./: hell; blister ; cover; dii'ing-bell.

chement, klosh-inax, in. hobblincr-
floclicpied, fclosh.py.ii, ad. hoppin'r.

cher, klo shai, in. steeple ; parish ; ch.isso au —

ourse au —, steeplecha.te ; —, 7/. n. to limp ; hobble.

cliette, klo-sliett, f. hand-hell; hcll-flo7ver.

gson, klo-ah-zo>», f. partition.

«snnnaKc klo-ah-zo-nah), tit. partition-work.

Bsonner, klo-ah-zo-nai, i). a. to partition.

Btre, klo-ah-tr, tn. cloister, comment.

Itrer, klo-ah-trai, v. a. to cloister ; immure.

Ttrier, kk>-ah-tre-ai, m, claustral monk.

t,i
[cunile.

pin-clopant, klo-pai«-klo-pa«, ad. hobblins^. limp.
"iner, fclo-pe-nai, v. it. to hobble alon^. [injr/y.

orte, klo-port, m. 7voodlouse.

»re, klorr, v. a. to close ; enclose; end, finish.

\ e, kloh, — z, a. cU^sed, shut: bouche close, hush •

Vim /or that : ihuis— , with closed doors ; —, in

leau, klo-zoh, m. small close. [close ; enclosure

Beinent, kloss-nia't, tn. c/iickinsr,

«er, kloss-ai, v. n. to cluck [hen).

ure, klo-tûr, y.'yî"«rf ; enclosure; c'osinir.

urer, kloh-tû-rai, v. a. to fence; close.

, kloo, »«. nail; boil; '- de girofle, clove.

ape, kloo-al)j, in. nailing.

er, klt'.o.ai, v. a. to nail, tack; confine.

»er, kloo-tai, v. a. to stud.

Jerie, klootre, f. nail-trade ; nail-forge.

Iter, kloo-tyai, in. nailer.

*re, klo-yair, f. eysttr-baskei.

I kliib, m. club.

[31] coil

Clubi»t«, klûb-i>(, m. cliihUst.

Clysoir, kle-swar, in. clyster-pift.

Clyslcre, klislair, in. c'/yster.

Coaccusé, e, ko-ak4-z.il, s. fellow-prisoner.

Coactif, ve, ko ak-titf, — iv, a. coactive, coercive.

Coiiction, ko-ak-syo>/, f coaction, avn ion.

Coadjuteur, ko-ad-hliVtur, in. coadjutor.

Coacljutnrerie, ko-adhiiVtorre, A load/ulorsht*

Cojuljutrice, ko-atl-hjrt-lriss, y: co,tiJittrii:

Coagulation, ko-.ii'-iVl.ili-syo»/, f. coa^'ulation.

Co,i^uler, ko.,iK-û-I,\i, v. a. to coagulate ; se —, t.

se Coaliser. ko-.il-c-z.U, v. r. to coalesce.

Coalition, ko-.il-e-syo;/,/ coalition.

Coassement, ko-ass-ma</, m. croaking.

Coasser, ko-ass-ai, v. n. to croak.

Collait, ko-balt, m. cobalt.

Cobour^eois, ko-boor-lijwa, m. co-partner.

Cocatjne, kokan-y.',/ pays de —, country of plenty.

Cocar<le, ko-kard,y: (-.«cX-,»,/,-.

Coche, kosh, m. caravan ; — d'eau, barge ; ,f. nof, h ■

Cochenille, kosh-ni/.y: fy(-Ai;/(vr/. ' [uiu'.

Cocheniller, kosli-ni/-ai. v. a. to dye with cochineal.
Cocher, kosh-ai, m. coachman, driver ; —, v. a. to tread.
Cochère, kosli-air, a. nortc —, coach-gale, carnai^e-
Cochet, kosh-ey, m. cockrel. [oitiame

C'ochevis, kosh-ve, in. tufted lark. [sucki/n,--pig.

Corhon, ko-sho«, in. hoi;, pig; sow (metal}; -de l.iit,
Cochonner, ko-sho-nai, v. a. et n. to farrow ; buni;le.
Cochonnerie, ko-shon-re.Ay////» ; iiasttness.
Coco, ko-koh, m. cocoa-nut.
t;Ocon, ko-ko;(, tn. cod, cocoon.
Cocotier, ko-ko-tyai, m. cocoa-tree.
Coction, koksyoH,y: coition ; digestion.
Cocu, ko-krt, in. cuckold.
Code, kohd, tn. code.

Codébiteur, koli-d.ii-betur, in.fellonv.dcblor.
Codétenteur, koli-ilai-ta«-tur, m. co-dctaincr.
Codicille, ko-de-sill, in. coiiicil.
Codille, ko-di/, in. codille.
Codonataire, koh-do-nat-air, .t. co-donee.
Coefficient, koh-ef-fiss-ya«, in. co-efficient.
Coeniption, ko-a«-|Jsy«»i, /: co-emption.
Coercitif, ive, ko-air-setif, — iv, a. coercive.
(-oercition, ko-air-siss-yo«.y: coercion.
(.Oéternal, le. ko-ai-tair-nel, a. co-eternal.
Cifur. kur, m. heart ; courage; stomach, mir.d ; centre •
middle; \-k\x —, by heart; de bon —, heartily- .1
C(jntre — , against one's will.
I Coexister, kol'-ejf-zis-tai. 7'. ;/. to co-e.xist.
ColTre, koffr, m. chest ; trunk ; coffer, seat (coach) ■ —
CotTrer, kof-rai, r. a. to imprison. [fort, stron.: box.
, Colfret, kof-rai, )/;. little chest.
I Coffretief, kof-fr-tyai. m. trnnkiisakcr.
\ Co;jnasse, kon-y.iss.y; wild ,/iti)ice.
Covfuassier, koii-y,iss-v li, in. (fuinceti-ee.
Co^jnat, ko^-nah. in. kindred (by th:- female side)
ÇotfMée, kou-yai.y." a.ce, hatchet.
Co(,'ne-fétu, kon-yf-fai-til, m. busvbidv.
' Cuifner, kon-y.ii, v. a. et n. to dni'e in ; kmvk.
(-«ihabitation. ko-ab-e-tah-syo;;, /; cohabitation.
Cohabiter, ko-ab-e-tai, 7'. ;/. to cohabit.
, l'ohérence, ko-ai-r,i;;s, /; coherence.
; Cohérent, e, ko-,iira)/, — t. a. coluiriit.
I Cohéritier, ko-ai-re-tyai, in. ,o-hcir ; —ère, —air, / ro-
Cohober, ko-lio-bai, v. a. to cohubate. [heiress

\ Cohorte, ko-hort.y: cohort.
i Colme, ko-hft,y: rout, mob ; f.iire —, to rout.
Coi, te, kwa, — t, a. —meut. ad. still, quiet
( oitfe, kwaff,/ hood; lining (of a hat) ; huxk.
Coitfer, kwa-fai, v. a. to drets the hair ; cap a bottle •
sc-- , V. r. to dress one's heoti ; be fond of. '

Coiifeur, kwa-fur, m. hairdresser.
Coiffeuse, kwa-fuz,y: tni/liner.
CoilTure, kwa-fûr,y: head-dress. U'n£\

Coin, kwai«, tn. corner; wedt;e : stamp ; clock (stock-
Coïncident, e, koh-ai«-se-da;«, — t, a. coincident.
Coinp, kwai;/, tn. ijuince.

Cojntércssé, koh-ai«-tai-ress-ai, m. partner, associcUe
Col, kol, tn. neck ; stock ; defile.
Colejjataire, koh-Iai-Rd -air, tn. co-lecatee.
Colère, ko-iair,/: anger, passion, wrath ; —, a. chol'ric,
Colérme, ko-lair een,/ cholerine. [passionate.

Colérique, ko-lai-rik, a. choleric, irascible.
Colibri, ko-le-bre, tn. colibri.
Colifichet, kol-e-fe-shay, tn.se71.gaw. toy ; bauble.
Colinniaillard, ko-IaiH-mai'-ar, in. blindman's buff.
Co intampon, ko-lai«-ta«-po«, m. s'en soucier comme
Co ique, ko-lik,y: colic. (de —, to care not a fi^

CoUs. ko-le, m. bale, package.
Colisee. ko-Ie-zai, tn. coliseum.
Collaborateur, kol-la-bo-rat-ur, *il.ftllo7u-labourer.
Collaboration, kollabor-ah syo>f, X. co-operation.

COL

CoIIajte, kohiahj, »t. siiniir. pasling.

Collant, e, ko-lax, — t, r». lit:ht.

C'illaténil, e, koMat-ai-ral, a. cotlattral.

Collateur, kol-lat-ur, m. collator.

Collatif, ive, kol-lat-lf, — iv. a. callative.

Collation, kol-lahsyow./ iollation : lunchean.

Collatlonncr, kol-lali-syo-nai, v. a. et ;«. to collate, eotn-

part ; mate a tight repast.
Colle, kol, f. paste, i,'liie ; sham ; — ."i bouche, tip-glut ,

— de poisson, isiiii^lass.
Collecte, kol-lckt./ f,'afhfriiii' : collect.
Collecteur, kol-lck-tur, ;/«. lolUctor.
Ci>!lectif, ive, kolUk-tif, — iv, a. —veinent, ad. collée-
Collection, kol-lek-syo«,y: collection. [tive.

Collège, kol-ailij, "'■ collette : academy.
Colléjcial, e, kolai-hje-al, a. collégial, colUgiatt ; — e,

/. collegiate church.
Collf'gien, kol-ai-hje-ai/», m. collegian.
Collègue, kol-IcK, m. colleague.

Coller, kolîii, v. a. etii. to paste, glue ; slid together .■

clarify (wine): Jit close ; sc —, v. r. to lie istiit)

Collerette, kolrett, / tucker. [close.

Collet, knl-ay, m. collar : cape; snare; — de mouton,

neck of mutton ; prendre au —, to collar.
Colleter, kol-tai, v. a. et n. to collar; set snares; se —,

V. r. to collar each other ; wrestle,
Colletin, kol-tai«, m. jerkin.
Colleur, kol-ur, ;//. paperhaiiger.

Collier, kol yai, m. necklace ; collar ; coup de —.fresh
Collider, kol-le-lijai, v. a. to colled. [effort or attempt.
Colline, kol-in,/ hill, hillock.
Collision, kol-le-sy<»;,/: collision.

Collocation, koMo-k.ili-syoH, f. tiisposilion ; invest-
Colloque, kol-lok, m. colloquy. \menl.

Collo( uer, kol-lo-kai, v. a. to collocate ; set in order.
Coliuder, kol-lil-dai, v. n. to collude.
Collusion, kol-lù-zyo;/,./: collusion.
Collusoire, kol-lu-zwar. a. —nient, <»./. coUusory.
Colombe, ko-lo^b,/ doie, pigeon.
Colombier, ko-lo«-l)y.d, >n. pigeon-house, dove-cot.
Colombine, ko-lo«-l)in,./: pige,:n-<tung.
Colon, ko-lo;/, in. planter ; fanner.
Colonel, ko-lo-nell, in. colonel.
Colonelle, ko-lo-nell,/; the colonel's company.
Coloni.ll, e, ko-lo-nc-al, ir. colonial.
Colonie, ko-lo-ne,y: colony, planlatipii.
Colonisation, ko lo-ne-zali-syo;;, f. colonisation.
Coloniser, ko-lo-nc-zai, v. a. to colonise.
Colonnade, ko-lo-nad, f. colonnade.
I'olonne, kolon.A column ; pillir ; — dc lit, bed-post.
Colophane, ko-lo-fan, f. colophony.
Coloration, kolo-r.ihsyo",/ colouration.
Colorer, kolorai, v. a. to colour, tinge ; palliate ; se —,

7'. r. to colour.
Colorier, ko-loryai, v. a. to colour ; varnish,
(Joloris, ko-lo-re, m. colouring; tint.
Coloriste, ko-lo-rist, m. colourist.
Colossal, e, ko-los-sal, a. colossal, gigantic.
(Colosse, ko-loss, in. colossus.
ColportatîC kolpor-tahj, m. hawking.
Colporter, kol-por-tai, v. a. to haivk about .■ publish.
Colporteur, kol-por-tur, m. hairker ; pedler.
Colza, kolz.ili, m. tohicorf, ra fie seed ; luiile de —,
Combat. ko;/-b.di, m. combat; fight. [coleued-oil.

ConiKaltant, ko;(-b.it-a;/, in. combatant, champion.
•Combattre. ko«-b,ittr, v. a. et n. to combat, /ighl, con-
tend; struggle ai;ain.\l.
Combien, ko^by.ii'/. al. hoiv much ; hoiu many.
Combin.iison, ko</-bu-u.iyso;/. /. lomhinution.
Combiner, ko/ibenai, v. </. to continue.
Comble, ku'/bl, in. fop, roof; summit; pour —, to

complete . — . a. full.
Combler, ko;(-bl,ii, v. a. to lieap up, till up : overload.
Comblcle, k.>«-blclt. /: slit.
Ctm\W\i:t^;V.iin-\>tC:i\r.f. large net.
Coiiil)ni,'tr, ko/(bù-lij.ii, v. a. to soak. [ fiicl,Jirtng.
lombublible, ko»-bûs-te-bl, ./. combustible; —, m.
Combustion, ko«-bûs-tyo>(, f. combustion; coiifii-

.\ion ; — spontance. self-'.ombu.s/ioit.
Comédie, ko-mai-de,/. comedy ; fhtyhouse.
Comédien, ko-mai-dy.ii»/. "*. comedian, player.
Comédienne, ko-niai'-dyen./ acfnss.
Comestible, ko-mes-te-bl. <i. eatable.
C:omète. ko-niett,./ co.iiet. [comic author.

Com-ipie, ko-mik, a. — ment, ad. comic, comical ; —, »».
Cii'mité, ko-me-tai, m. committee ; meeting.

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Comm.indeur, ko-man-dur, m. commander.
Comm.tnditaire, ko-ma/i-<le-tair, m. sleeping partner.

Conunandlte, ko-inaw-dit,/, tleefiiig partnership,
whereas.

Comme, kom, ad. it c. as, Ukt; almost; luhtH i

ConunemoMison, koin-mai-mo-ray-20«, Commémora»

tion, komniiii-inorah-iiyo«,y; commemoration.
C:ominençant, e, ko-ma>/sa</, m. beginner ; iitniice.
Conunencement, ko-ma«is-nia»», '«. beginning.
Commencer, ko-ina>i-s,ii, v. a. et n. to commence, begin.
Commondataire, ko-ma/i-d.it-a'r, m. commendatory.
Commende, ko-nia>/d,/. coinmendam.
Coiiunens.il, koiu-m.i«sal, in. messmate. [able.

Conunensurable, kom-m.i«-siVr,-\h-bl, a. commensur.
Comment, ko-nia>i, ad. how ; wliy. [ment.

Conunent.iire, kom-ma«t.iir. m. commentary, com.
Comment.iteur, kom-ma;)-tat-ur, in. coinmentalor, com-
menter.
Conmienter, koin-m.v;-tai, t. a. to comment upon.
Commérage, ko-mai-ralij, m. gossiping.
Conunerçable, ko-m.iir-s.ih-bl, a. negotiable.
Connuerçant, e, ko-m.iir-sa», — t, a. commerdal, tia,i.

ing ; —, III. trader, men haut.
Commerce, ku-inairss, ;«. commerce, trade ; corn.
Conmiercer, ko-inair-sal, t/. »/. /J .'»•«(/<•. . Upondenct.
Conunercial, e, ko-mair-syal, a. commercial.
Commère, \i.o-\m\\t,f. godmother ; gossip.
Commettant, ko-met-a», in. constituent.
•Conunettre, ko-met-tr, v. a. to commit, delegate ; af.

point ; intrust ; se —, v. r. to expose one's self.
Couimin.-itoire, kom-me-nat-wur, a. commiiiatory.
Coimnis, ko-ine, m. clerk; — loyageur, trarellinii
</tV/{-(^<"'L"ommettre). [tion.pth

Clomniiseration, kom-uic-zairah-syo;/, / commnei.i
Commiss.iire, ko-mc-s.iir, in. commiisaiy ; coinmi:

sioner.
Conunissariat, ko-me-sar-e-ali, m. commi.isaryship.
Commission, ko-mc-syo", /. commission ; ihaig

7varraiit ; errand, message, committee.
Commissionnaire, ko-me-syo-nair, iti. commissionei ,

factor; porter. . .

Connnissiunner, ko-me-syo-nai, v. a. to commission.
Counnodat, kom-mo-dah, m. gratuitous loan.
Cunmiode, ko-mod, a. —émeut, ad. commodious ; con
veil lent ; easy ; fit ; — ,f. commode, chest of drawer^
Connnodité, ko-mo-de-tai,/ convenience, ease ; — s, //

ivater<loset.

Commotion, kom-moh-syo«, / commotion; slii",

Commuable, kom-imVah-bl, a. commutable. [tuiiiu.'

Commuer, kom niû-ai, v. a. to commute.

Commun, e, ko-mu;/, — mûn, a. — ément, adv.

mon ; usual, ordinary ; vulgar ; —, m. ft"

monalty ; generality ; offices, pi.

Communal, e, ko-mfl-n.al, a. belonging to a corpora/imi

Commun.-iuté, ko-mCi-noh-tai, / community ; corpora

tion. [pi. House of Comiii,m\

Commune, ko-mfln,/ inhabitants of a toiun,pl. ; -

Comnmniant, ko-mû-nya;/, m. communicant.

Couununicable, ko-mflne-kah-bl, a. communicable.

Conununicitif, ive, ko-imVne-kat-if, — iv, a. — veuict:

ad. commitiiicati'-r.
Couununication, ko-mi1-ne-kah-syo«, / ro«i»«;/'" ^vlj
CJimmunier, konu'i-nyai, v. n. to tommuniiate. ['' t^Ji
Ciiunuuniun. ko-mû-nvo«,y; commniiioit.
Comnumi(|uer, ko-uitine-kai, v. a. et n. to commm^

rate, iinpiirt ; se —, v. r. to be sociable, accessil'.i
Connmnusme, kom-mi'inism. ;«. communism.
ComnnmJste. koni-nu'i nist, m. tommunist.
Coiunmlation. koniiuut ili-syo);,.A lOinmiitatton.
Comp.uitc, ko;/ii;is el.ii,/ compaitncss. _g;.

Compaii.:, ko/ip.ikt, a. compact.
liimpanne, \inn-\y.u\-ye, f. fina/e companion .
lnmpai;uie, \i.un.\K\n-yti.f. company.
Compagnon, ko;;.p.inyo«, m. comfanicu, .
le.lnv ; /oiirnevinnn.
1 Couip.i:.,'ni)Uii.iL;e, ko;;-pan-yo-nalij, s. journey ni.^
' Comparable, k.i«-par-.di-bl, a. ,omparable.
I Comparaison, ko«-p.ir-,iy-zo«,/ comparison.
I «Comparaître, ko«-par-ay-tr. v. n. to appear. L/'''"|
' Comparant, ko;(-par-a«, a. appearing ; — ,
I Comparatif, ive, kox-par-at-if, — iv, a. — vcniciii,
I Comparer, ko;;-par-.d. t'. a. to compare, [coinpaiat.^
' •Comparoir. ko«-p.ir-ttvr, -.'. n. to appear.
Comparse, ko«-parss. m.Jigurant.
Compartiment, ko«-par-te-iua«. m. canipariment.t-M
Comparution, ko«-pur-û-syoH,y: appearance. [■>•

Commandant, ko-ina«-da/(, m. commander, [sickness. Compas, ko«-uau, m. compass, compasses.
Comman.le. ko-mawd,/ order; maU(\io de —, /eigned ] Çompas-^é, e. ko«-p.iu-sai, a. ■ve/y exact, pre,
Commandement, ko-inawd-ma>r, «r. common

mandment, order.- [rule

Commander, ko-ina«-dai, v. a. et n. locommam
Commanderie, ko-ina«-dre,/. commaiidery.

md, com- I Compasscr, ko«-pau-SiU, v. a. to compass ; proporl*

; bespeak. ! Compassion, ko«-pau-syo>i,/:fi»M/»a.vj«D;», nuroy.m

nd, order, 1 Compatibilité, ko/z-pat-e-bil-e-tai,/ conifaftblenesia

Comjiatibl*, ko;i-pat-e-bl, a. compatttu.

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a. to sym/athiu vilH ;

Compatir, ko(i-pal>eef, v.
agree; f.\y.

Coiii|iiiti^siiiit, e, ko«-pnt-e-»a>/, — t, n. compitisionale.

CDnip.ilriDic, ku<(-i>at-rc-iitt, m. lomfitlnot.

CoiTipi-mlicux, ic, Ko>i-p.wi/->lyiili, — z, a. conifendious.

Cuiiipciis.itioii, ko«-pa«-»ah-iyi)</,/ (Oinftusiition.

Coinjienscr, ko<(-p.i>i-sai, v. a. to lomfeitsitle, counter'

Coiijp<iraj;e, ku<.-|),ii-r.ilij, >/«. iompnUrnity. [halame.

Cotii|>èrc, ko«-p.iir, tn. jiotijalher ; j^asip; merry
iOfftpamon,

Conipeteiniiicnt, kox-pni-taiii-ax, ad. competently.

Compétence, ko>/-pai-ta'/t,/: compétence.

Compétent, c, ko;(-pai-ta><, — t, a. competent.

Compétiteur, kn>i-pal-te-tur, >/i. competitor.

Coiiipétillon, ko/;-p.iltc-syo;/, /'. comfetition.

Compilateur, ki>»/-|)e-i.ittir, tn. compiltr.

Compilation, ko«-pc-lali-syo«, /. comfiiatioH.

Comjiiler, kon-i>u-lal, v. a. to compile.

Cumplai^'nant, Itox-plain-ya»/, m. plaintiff-

Complainte, ko«-i)lai/n,y. complaint. \iieli^ltt in.

•Coniolaire, ko/;-pl.iir, ?^ ti. to please ; se —, v. r. to

Coinplaisainnieiit, ki)»(.play-z,ini-a«, ad. loinpiaisantly.

Couiplaisancc, k'>;/pl.iy./,i/;s, /. complaisance.

C<jinplaisant, c, k<)«-play-za«, — t, a. lamplatsant ; — ,

Complant, ko;/.pl,i;/, m. vincyaiil. \m./awner.

Complément, ko«-pl,il-ina>i, m. complement.

Complémoiitairc, ko«-pl,ii-ma;;-t,iir, a. completing.

Complet, etc, kon-i.lay, — pktt, .i. — ètement, uif. com-
jComplèteineat, k()«-|)lait-iiia;i, tn. completion, [plete.
■Coiiipléler, ko;».plai-t.ii, v. a. to complete.
■Complexe, ko</.pleks, ii. complex.
JComplexion, ko;/-plck-!.y(i«. y: comple.xion ; humour,
■Complexité, ki>«.plek-se-tai, /.' complexity. [teint.

■Complication, ko«-plekali-.syo«, /. comp.'ication.
■Comj)licc, ko«•pli^s, m. accomplice.
|Coniplicitc, ko«-ple-se-tai, /. the beini; an accomplice
toniplies ko/i-))le, / //. complines, pi.

Dimpliment, k(i«i)lenia«, tn. compliment. \

L'oinplimenter, ko;(-ple-niantai, v. a. to compliment. i

D)mplimenteur, koji-plc-ma/i-liir, »i. complimentera !
totiiplicpié, e, ko«-plu-kai, a. complicate. ' I

roni|ili(|iier, ko;i-plc-.kai, Î/. (»./u<v;/i///(<»/<r/ se — , i» r '
to lucoine complicated. ' \

Complot, ko;(-pli)li, ;;/. complot, plot.
Jjoniploter, ko«-plo-tai, t. a. to complot.
tompoiictioM, ko«-po;/ksyii;/, /. compunction '

Com|)ortcr, kc;/.por-tai, v. a. to alloiv, permit • se — *
■ V. r. to behave. • '•'■ i

Coinpohé, ko«-i)oli.zai, m. compoumt ,

Composer, ko«.poli.z,il, -,,,„. ct n.to contpoutid ; ivrite. ,
Composcur, ko;/-poli-2ur, </,. .r,/-(W/,r
Compoiiteiir, ko;,-p^l,.zt.ti,r, in.composer ; romposilor. j
Composition, ko«.po!,.ze-syo.i, f. composition, agtee-
Loini)osteur, ko/z-pos-tur, in. cotnporiiio-.stic/t. [meitt, '
Comi)ote, ko>,-pot,y:j/.viWy;-»/A,//: I

Loiiipoticr, ko«.po.tyai, tn. disli/or st,-ived fruits. \

Eompré lensihle, ko</.pr,ii.a«-sil.l, „. comprehensible. '

pnipreheiision, ko;,-prai.a;;-syoii, /. cotnprc/unsion.

Comoreiulre, '^un-pum-dt. 7: a. to lomprehetid ; '
\ understand; include.
iomprcsse, ko;/.press,y: row/^Mj-.
|ompress|ble, k.o,-pres.sil,l. „. <.,w/,-<.j-x,/,/^.

om'f!rî;!^'^'"'V '""'"■'-'^■^>''"'' y-<">"j'"-ession, condetisa-
0Mii)rimer, kuw-pre-inai, t. a. to compress. [tion

lompris, ko«.,,re, see Comprendre.

T;?,',v!^''.''c"-'"''-"' •'"«•P'-o'Xettr, V. a. el ti. to cotnpro-
I mtse , se —, v. r. to expose ones self.

Kl!IP»°r'!^A''?"-P''°-"'^' "'• cotnprotnise. [office

\(ou,aa,U. ''°"-'^''-'^'' "• »<-<:ou,itable.' -, m. ac-

Piiipte, ko;,t, ,/,. account; value ;^-, on a,count;
&,,,?. ~l''^''''^. ■ '■«-■"^''<-- -. '" V""- " reason.
fcZ/l"',^«/''^'' ■^- "■ '•' "• '" """"■■ reckon; esti-
hnmUJ lt?ï'"""''^ ' >'"•/"" •• - sur. I" rely upon.
Bnipteur, koi-tur, tn. auouiitant.

h^»u:.t"'^'"^,J.' '«•'•'"""''•>-. conntiiis-house ; bar.

►mput, kox.pût, m. computation. ■
l";P"','st. ko/i-pû-tist. tn. computer.
I 15' lf°'"' *"• count; earl.
llUif: «O'f-lai, tn. county ; earldotn,
•mtcise, ko«.tess. f. countess.

Ili/iflSn.'""'',''*"'*^'' '"• "■ lopouttd, hruist.
fcc^vt ^•^""^'""'•''^"••«■"•''''■''yo;/, f. concatenation.

n^,?.'.. ?""''**• "• concave.

Kr?y, r't°''"'*'?'\-«:*a'' ^- concavity.

hrf nt. ;. ■ "■?"'"'^"'' "• "• '" concede, grant.

nce^lir i' •'0''-'*a«-trah.syo«, /. coticetitratiopu

fture , se —, I. r. to it thoughtful.

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I Concentrlnuc, kox-ww-frik, a. cotinnirical.
( Concept, ko;i-<>ept, tn. conception.

Cimteption, ko/isep-syow, / conception
I Lonceriiant. ko»(.»..ir-na«. pr. coticerninv, relalintr
I Concerner, ko«-s.iirnai, v. a. to concern

Concert, koH-siiir, m. concert.

Concertant, ko>i-s.iir-t.i><, tn. perfortner

Concerter, ko«.s.iirtai. f. a. /u <.>,/,,/•/; »« _ ,, r t>
advue together ; loncertttiatters. . . •>

Conccision, ko«.se»syi)«, /: coticetsion, grant

Concesiioimaire, ko/zsessyonav, tn. otanlee.
I Concevable, ko«s.v,il,.|,l, a. concenabie. Umai-iue

; •Concevoir, ko«s.vw.ir. f. a. to coii,ra.r, cotnpre'iend

ConcjiylioloBie, ko^-ke-le-o-lo-lije. j. . nchotol^
, Concier>,'e, ko;/.syairliJ, s. doorkeeper

rnl'^a '^'b""' l',°"->'-"'''J-fe. J. slaie'-pruon (in Vans).
I Concile, ko;/-sil, in. council. '

Conciliable, ko«.sil-y.ililil, a. reeoncileable
Concili.iljule, ko«-sil-yal)-i'il, in. (onventiclt
Conc|li.iteur, ko;<.silyatiir, m. concitialor, reconciler
Conciliation, ko/i-siLyah-syu;;, /; conciliation.
Concilier, ko/i-sll-yai, v. a. to .onciliale. reconcile.
Concis, e, ko<i-se, — slz, a. loncise.
Coiiciiion, ko'i-se-zyuii, /. concistness.
Concitoyen, ko«.se-tw,i-yai«, tn. fellow citieen
Conclave, ko>i-klav, tn. lonclave.

Concluant, e, ko«-klû-n;j, -t, ,1. coucluuve. [decide
•Conclure, ko«-klûr,z/. a. et n. to comlu.le, jinish'
Lonclusif, ve, kod-klu-zif, — iv, ,r. <<>;;.Y;,j(i//-
Conclusion. ko;i-kliVzyo;i,/. com luswn; -%,'pl. demand
Conçois, ko»-swali, tee Concevoir.
Concombre, ko»-ko;<-br, m. cucumber.
Concomitance, ko/i-ko-me-ta;is, f. concomitancy
Concomitant, e, ko«-ko-me-tan, — t, a. comomittnt
Coiicord.uu-e. ko/i-kor-ila«s,y. concordance, agreement
Concordat, ko»-kor-Uali, in. loncordate.
Concorde. ko/(.kor<l. f. concord.
Concorder, ko;i-kor-dai, v. u. to concord, agree.
•Concourir, koM-koo-reer, r. ;/. to concur.
Concours, ko;/-koor. /'/. concourse, co operation com
Concret, ète, ko«-krey, — krctt, a. concrele. \petitun.
Concretion, kow-krai-syo;/./ loncretion ; concretcness

j Conçu, ko«-si1, sec Concevoir.
Concii!.Mnai;e, ko/z-kubc-nalij, „;. eoncubinaoe.

I Lonciibiiie, ko/i-kùbeeii, f. concubine.

J Coiicurreiiiment, ko«-kûr-ram.a;,, ad. in compétition
Concurrence, ko/;.kllr-r.i«s,y. concurreiue; competition.
Concurrent, e, ko«-kur-ra/(, — t, s. competitor

I Concussion. ko«-ki\s-syo«, / exaction.

I Concussionnaire, ko;i-kfls-syo-nair, in. extortioner

; Coiid.iuiiiable, koH-dau-nali-bl, a. condemnable

I Coiid.inmntion, ko«.d.iunau-syo;/, f. condemnation, ■
Cond.tmner, ko(/-daunai, v. a. to condemn ■ blame

' Com ensiition, ko«-<la«.s,ih-syon, /; condensation
CoiKlcnser, ko«.da«-s.u, v. a, to condense ; se — v r

I to be i onde used, become compact, ' < ■ •

; Condescendance, ko«-dcs-sa«.d,i«s, P. condescendance.

j l-iiiidesceiKlant, e, ko;i-dcs-saN-d.i;/, — t, ,/. condescend.

I "",'.

i Condescendre, ko«.des-sa«-dr, v. n. to condescend.
J-.'"" imcnt, k..«.(le-nia>;, in. seasonini'. [comply

I Condisciple, koH-de-sipl, tn. schoolfellm.

\ J^onditjon. ko;/-de-syo«,/. condition, state, place, rani-

I Coiulmonnel. le, ko;/-de-syon-ell, a. -lenient, ad. con-

I ditional.

] Coiulitionner, ko«-dc-syon.ai, v. a. to qualify ; arrange.

I CoiK oleance, kon-dol-ai-aws, f. condoleme.

Coiulor, ko«-dor, tn. condor.
I Conclucteur, V.on-i\(\\i.iuT,Jn. conductor ; driver, guard

Conductrice. ko«.dûk-triss, / conductress.
I Conduire, ko«.dwecr, v. a. to conduct; lead; escort ■
; drive ; steer ; rule ; so —, v. r. to behave.
: Conduit, ko>»-dwc. tn. conduit ; pipe.

Conduite, kon-dwit.y; conduct.- behaviour; direction ■

Cone, kohn, tn. cone. [cliarrc

Confection, ko;i-fek-syo«, /. confection ; making.

Confectionner, kow-fek-syon-ai. 7/. a. to make.

Confederal, e, ko«-fai-dai-ral, Cbiifédéralif, — ive, ko«-
fal-dai-rai-mh-tif, — iv. a. federal.

Confederation. kow-fai-dai-rah-syoH, / confederation.

V-onledéré, ko«-fai-dai-rai, m. confederate, ally

se Confédérer. ko«.fai-dai-rai, v. r. to confederate.

Coiilerence, ko;i-fai-ra«s, y: tonference, comparison:
debating^ society.

Conférencier, ko«fai.ra»«.syai. m. chairman.

Conférer, kow-fairai, v. a. et n. to confer ; compare.

Confesse, kon-fess. /. confession.

Confesser, ko«.fess-ai, v. a. to confess ; se —, ». r to
confess to a priest. , f. ^. u

Confesseur, ko«-fess-ur, in. confissor.

r^-£?!°"' i'°''-'<«-yo«. A conftiiioH. [sicnary.

Confessional, ko«4»gf.yon.aJ. tn. (onfettioual, confis

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Confiance, kn;/.fy.n«^, / coiijiilniii-, trust. |

CuMtiaiit, c, l('i;/-rya>/, — t, ii. ton/hlfiil ; jiiiiQin'iit,
Conruli'iiiincMt, ko/(.ff<l.iiii-iW/, <»(/. i«i(/ii/i-)it/y.
(,'i)nli(lL-ntc, kf)«-f(;-<laHs,/. loii/ii/rmr iiitiimicy, trust.
Ci)iiti(l<jnt, c, ko«-fc-iliw/, — ;, s. loiijidaut.
CoiirulciiticI, Ic, ko>/-fc-<l.iM'sycl, a. — lenient, ait. ten-
Jiiirntial. [lo^nist in,

Conlii;r, ko»»-fyal, f. a. to ùilriixt ; commit ; ne —, v. r.
Confl^iiMliiih, k<>«-fc-Kfl-rali-syr>;/, /, to>{/i)Jlirittioii.
Confiner, ki)«-(c-nai, f. a, el n. to <■('<(//«<■, horder upon.
C'>nfins, kox-fai//, »«. //. toujiiics, pi.
•Conlirc, ko«-feer, v. a. to coinfit, preserx't.
Ciint'irin.itif, Ivc, ko/i-fccr-niat-if, — iv, a. loiijirmalory.
I nnlirniaticiii, kun-fcorinali-syo»,/ io>f/ir»uition.
Connrinur, k(i//-rci.T-ni.ii, t. <j. to coiijiriii.
('cinliscal)lc, kn;/-(is-kali-lil, a. (oitjismlile.
CoiifiscUlon, k<i'<-tiskah-syc)</,/l coujisnilion.
('iMifiscrIc, k<)« fcez-ro,./". lOii/ettiouary,
( unlit, kon-fcc, sre ConiirL'.
«Diilisciir, ko»/-fu-znr, »i. cou/ntionrr.
( unlisiiiiLT, kdwfiskai, t. a. to ioujiscate.
C<inlitiirc', ko;;fc-tdr,/ Mverluieat.
t'omiiiiricr, ki>;/-fc-tûry,il, iii, confeilioufr.
i;i>nlla),'rati()n, k<);<-rtan-rali-syo«,/ louj/ag ration.
I'lmllil, kii/i-llL-e, tn. conjlut ; strife.
ripiidncr, ku;(-f1iVai, v. u. tojoin, meet.
Confondre, kon-fnniU, T. a. to con/ound ; su —, v. r.

to be blended, perplexed.
Conformation, ko)/fcir-nialisyo;/. /: ton/ormation.

( onroriiio, k<p);-forMi, a. — cnicnt, iid. con/ormable.
Conformer, ko«-forniai, v. a. to loii/orin ,■ sc —, v. r.
to comply 7vilh.

(Conformiste, kn;i.f')r-mlst, m. conformist.

ConformitL', ko;/-for-nie-t.ii,yi conformity.

Confort, ko;/-for, m. comfort ; aid.

Confortation, ko«-((ir-tali-syn»;, /; corroboration.

(.onfortcr, ko/z-for-tai, t. a. to comfort, corroborate.

Confratcrnitc', ko;/-frat-air-ne-tai,/: brotherhood.

Confriirc, ko«-frair, ni. brother, felhnv.

(-onfrcrie, ko;/-frair-e,/. confraternity.

Confrontation, ko)/-fro«-lali-syo«,/. confronting : com-
parinf!, collation. [collate.

Confronter, kn;/.fro</-tai. î'. a. to confront; compare,

ConfiiS, e, k<);/-frt, — z, a. — ('ment, arf. confused.

Confusion, ko;(-fi^-zyo<;,./. confusion.

Confntation, koi/.fil-tahsyo//,/. confutation.

Confutcf, ko;(-ffl-tai, v. a. toconfute.

Conge, ko;i-lijai, ;//. leave ; furloufyh : di:charj;e.

Connodier, ko>(-liJai-<lyai, t.. et. to dismiss.

Con^dlation, ko-z-lijai-lah-syr,)/,/. ton,i;ctation.

Congeler, ko«-hjlai, f. a. to conc;eal, freeze.

C(.n|,;estion, ko«-lijcs-tyo«,/. con};estion.

Conglomérer, ko;/-Rloni-ai-rai, v. a. to conç;lomerate.

Conglutinatipn, ko;;(»liVte-n,ih-syoH,y; conglutination.

Connliitincr, ko«-f;lrt-te-nai, v. a. to conglutinale.

Congratulation, ko«-(jrat-fl-lali-syon,y! con,c:ratnlation.

Congratuler, ko«-t;rat-fl-lai, v. a. to congratulate.

Congre, ko«-gr, ;/;. conger, sea-eel.

Congrégation, ko;(-grai-gali-syo«, f. congregation;

Congrès, koH-grcy, «;. congress. [meeting.

Congru, c, koH-grii, a. congruous, yit.

Con),'ruit(;, ko;i.grû-etai,y\ congruity.

Coniijiic, ko-nik, a. conic.

Coniectnr.il, c, ko«.hjek-tCi-ral, a. — enient, ad. conjee-

Conjecture, ko«-liJL-k-t(lr,/; conjecture, gue.^. [tural.

Conjecturer, kox-fijek-tflrai, 7/. n. to conjecture, guess.

•Conjoindrc, ko«-lij\vai"-<lr, v. a. to conjoin.

Conjointement, ko«-hjwai«t-nia;(, ad. jointly.

Conjoints, ko;(-lijwai«, in.pt. husband and iv' ft.

Conjonctif, ivc, kox-lijonk-tif, — iv, a. conjiinciive.

Conjonction, ko«-lijo;/k-syo;;,./". confunclion.

Conjoncture, ko;(-hjo«k-tur,yi conjuncture.

Conjugaison, ko//-hjfl-gai-soK,y. conjugation.

Conjugal, e, ko«-hju-gal, a. — enicnt, ad. conjugal.

Conjuguer, koH-hju-gni, v. a. to conjugate.

Conjur.iteur, ko«-lijil-rat-ur, m. conspirator ; conjurer.

Conjuration, ko;(-lijft-ra-syo;;,y; c'o>ijuration.

Conjuré, ko«-lijù-rai, m. conspirator.

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Connaissance, KO-nay-sa;(S, f. knowledge ; acquaint-

Conjurer, ko»<-njrt-rai, v. a. to conjure ; beseech.

ance ; — s, pi. learning.

Connaissement, ko-nays-ma«, »«. bill of lading.

Coini.iisseur, ko-nay-sur, m. connoisseur.

•Connaître, ko-nay-tr, v. a.etn. to know; take cogni-
sance of; sc — , 71. r. to inoiv one's self; understand.

Connétable, ko-nai-t.ib-lil, m. c.^ustab/e.

Connët.iblie, ko-nai-tab-Ie,y: constable, ship, ■

Connexe, kon-neks, a. connected.

Connexion. kon-nek-syOH.yi connection.

Connexité, kon-nek-se-tai,/ fo/jx^jri'/y.

Connillièrc, ko-nil-yair,^ subterfuge.

Connivence, kon-ne-va;(s,y; connivance.

Conuivcr, kon-nc-val, v. n. toconniv*.

Connu, kon-inl, see Conmiltrc.

Coni|uérant, ko>/.kai-ra/i, tn. conqueror ; ^f, —I, «.

conquering ; superior.
•Coni|uérir, Ko«-kairecr, v. a. to conquer.
Conciuête, kon-VcsLf. conquest, victory.
(.'onsacrcr, ko«-s.iK-ral, v. a. to cons.crate ; sanctify,
Consiinguin, c, ko«sii;/gliai;/, - gwin, a. consanguin-
eous.
Consanguinité, ko«-Sii>i-gwc.nc-t.(l, /! consanguinity:
Conscience, ko»/-sy(i;;.r,./^ conscience. [conscientious.
Consciencieux, se, ko;/-sya;/-syuli, - t, a. - sèment, ad.
Conscription, ko«.skri|)-syo;/,/: conscription.
Conscrit, kii«-skrc, m. conscript, recruit.
(.■onsécralion, ko«-s.ii-krali-s^oH,y; cc.secration.
Consécutif, ve, ko;(-sai-ki1-ltf, — Iv, a, — venient, ad.

consecutive.
(.■onscil, ko«-se/, in. counsel, advice ; council.
Conseiller, ko;/-se/-al, >n. lounsellor, adviser ; — , v. a.

to counsel.

Consentement, ko>i-sa;/t-ina>(, m. consent, approbation.
•Consentir, ko»i.s.i«-teer. v. n. to ion\ent.
Conséi|ueinment, ko«-sai-k.un-a»f, ad. lonseqnently.
Consé(|iience, koi/-sai-ka(/s,/; conseqiicme : result.
Consc<iuent, c, ko>/-sai-ka;<, — t, a. lonsisteni ; par —,

lonscquenlly, of course.
Conservateur, ko;(-sair-val-ur, tn, preserver ; kttfer;

— trice, -triss, a. conservative, conservatory.
Conservation, ko>(-s<iir-vah-byo;/, f. conservation, prr-

serval ion.
Conservatoire, koii-sair-vnt-war, a. m. conservatory.

Conservatrice, ko;i-sair-v.it-riss, f. preserver; protec
tress.

Conserve, ko;;.sairv,./; conserve ; — s, //. preservers.

Conserver, ko«.sair-val, v. a. to conserve; presrf.i.
keep ; se —, v. r. to keep one's self; keep. [«•n///.

Considérable, ko«.se-(lai-rali-l>l, rt. —ment, ad. constd

Considérant, e, ko;(-sc-dai-ra«, — t, a. cautious.

Consi<lération, ko«-se-dai-r,ih-syo«, f. consideration:
importance ; vieight. {prudently.

Consulérénicnt, kov-sc-dai-rai-nia»/, ad. cautioudj.

Considérer, kox-sc-dai-rai, v. a. to consider; rcganl,
value, esteem.

Consignataire, ko>/-sin-yat-air, >n. trustee.

Consignation, ko«-sin-yah-syo«,y. deposit.

Consigne, ko;(.sin-ye,/! order, 7va/c/itiord.

Consigner, ko;;-sln-yai, ?'. a. to consign, deposit ;confi m

Consistance, ko;(-sis-ta>/s, f. consistency ; steadincn
contents, pi.

Consistant, e, ko;/ sIs-fa;/, — t, a. consisting, consisted.

Consister, ko«-sis-tai, v. n. to consist.

Consistoire, ko«-sis-twar, >n. consistory.

Consfctorial, ko«-sis-tor-yal, a. — einent, ad. cons:

Consolable, ko/i-so-l.-ih-bl, a. consolable. [torin .

Consolateur, ko;j-so-l,-tt-nr, in. —trice, —trias, /: (vxj.l
lator. comforter ; —, a. consoling.

Consolation, kox-so-lah-syo;»,/; consolation, comfort.

Console, ko;; sol, y. console.

Consoler, ko;(-so-lai, ■>>. a. to console, comfort.

Consolidation, ko>/-so-k-d.di-syo;/,y'. consolidali:'/:

Consolider, ko«-so-le-dai, v. a. to consolidate ; ht.i.

Consommateur, ko;(-soni-niat-ur, m, consumer.
isher. \consu)ii!~:

Consonunation, kow-som-ni,nh-syo«, f. consummal:

Consonnné, e, ko;»-so-mai, a. consummate, perfect ,
tn. jelly-broth.

Consommer, ko;;-so-inai,?'. a. to consummate ;coiisiim

Consomption, ko;i-so;(p-syo«,/. consumption.

Consonnaiice, ko«-so-na«s,yl consonance, hartneny.

Consonnant, e, ko«-so-na>/, — t, a. consonant.

Consonne, ko;/-son, /. consonant.

Consorts, ko«-sor, tn.pl. consorts, plT

Consolide, ko;/-sood,/l consound.

Conspirateur, ko;(-spe-rat-ur, itt. conspirator.

Conspiration, ko;;-spe-rali-syo«,y: conspiracy.

Cons|>irer, v. a. et n. to conspire, plot.

Consi)uor, ko«-sprt-ai, v. a. to spit upon.

Constannncnt, ko;(-stam-a«, ad. constantly, steadily

Constance, ko;i-sta;(s,y; constaticy.

Constant, e, ko«-sta>i, — t, a. constant, steady.

Constater, ko;(-stat-al, v. a. to prorie, aver, state.

Constellation, ko;/-stel-lah-syo;/,y: constellation.

Consternation, ko;(-stair-nah-syo;;,/! coitsternation

Consterner, ko;/-stair-nai, v. a. to strike with consler:.
tion.

Constipation, ko)/-ste-pah-syo«,/; constipation, coil:'

Constiiier, ko;/-ste-pai, v. a. to constipate.

Constituant, e, ko«-ste-tfl-a«, — t, ii. constituent.

Constituer, ko«-ste-tû-ai, v. a. to constitute ; set, sctlit

Constitutif, Ive, ko;«-ste-tû-tif, — Iv, a. constitutive

Constitution, kon-9tc-tù-ayot$,/'. eoHttitutioti ; annw
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Ku,i,trncli.»i. k.-w-stri-ik-syo,,. / .onstrmUon : !> h'.

§|.M,«ru,ro. k..„.,tr.Vo.r f. „. ,o c.,,utriJ, l J.

^~^ '.nsul. k.xi-Mil, m. loiisiit. f^.'.,,.."

nMil,.ire.ko),.siVl.iir, „.,•,.;/,/,/,„. Wa»u.

nsiij.il. ko;/sai,ili. „i. annulait; ,onsnlshlà
...ul^.n.. ko„.„-,l.ta«, m. wHo give, „.<v,,r, cph-

n.ull.itif, Ive, ko«.si1l-t.U-if, -|v. a. .o„su/tativ<'

M.ultor. k.,;,.srtl.t.,l. V. ... ,1 „. , „,„//.■ dtihtr.Ue

•'i/.f ivil/i- so -, 7'. r. lo,ony„l,, ,Yfl,;'t """^""^'
ii.iciii,il.le. k.)»/.»niii,ili-t.l, ,1, ,,<„Miin„h/,-
MMiiiior, kon-sft.iiMi. v. ,r. fo ,„>,ii,m,; w'astt ■
^1'. r. to WiKie inuiiv, •'■•^••r,

[iMitact, koi/t.ikt, in. ,oiitit,f, ituichiiK'
;..i.l.iK'.ici.x so. k..«.tal.J.yuh, -z. a. am/aviout
..Mii,,«i,,„, k(.-i.t,,lij.y,„,./: ,o„/„,rio„. -^
[•iiito, k.)«t, m. s.'arv, talr, tUlum

mtcmpUtif, ivo, kMM-t.iw.iil ,» ir i,. . , [/'7'«'.

n.o,n|,i...i,.., k-;,M..:'i:,,:ii:l;^;'^ ^ ;.L;;S'"-

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ompl.l.lc k.,„.,„„,,.,c.o.l.l, a. .o„/cmi Jf '
.ntcn.iiK 0. k,.;,t.n..;,s. /. uitauly ; a,;„fs M ■

(Ollllli'HiDItf, "^ ••"'r'»fj, fl, ;

Mitent, 0, k<»/.ta;/, —t. a. ioiite>lte,1 snh\'l,J

intoiitioiix, se, kf)//.|,i«sviili » ,'.

'"toniinn, ko„.|.,„.sy„,/, f. .onlmlion, strife ■ _ '
Il esprit, ;«/<■;; i,;;<-,t,„/7/,„„,,/,/ ■, jf r</t , _

inter, k.wMai, ■. „ to l'u/,,// . .„ K'^''." '""■•

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Milcstatioii, kn„.tcs-talis ',.;/ r '. ,'".'"'""••

llitextiiro, ko«-ltks.ti1r, A l,\tui-e
mi^;ii o, k.);,-to-K.1, „. ,onl,i;„o,i,.
n v„'mte'. ko„.to.j,rrt.o.t,ii, „. ,onti,r„ity
[ntmoMco, kn„.to.ua/7s.y: oml,„n,'y

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ift lient ko ,.te-nrt.i,i;,«. ad. contmnally
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Irps, 7,';-,/ ;.;„';f^^; ^ '"'"""'"A y;vr. .^ _ ,,ar

fc7.»iî;.' '^""■"^■"•-<--'". î'. ". to iontmdict, op/ose;

; r"î.\"'\'''i''' '""'•'"M-.il. •<•. .1. 10 ccnlr,ut.

I t „. ".""■•;•, /''•,"V'""f A toutp-ary to ; „faf fiv
;^l.ala„cor. ,.. „;'V. ..C;,;," «.V:''!! ' X''-)-

L'mtre-eii(|uet, o. k../;.|ra« keyt. /; ,ou„ter.i„.,„e^f
c;|.auetto, ./: ./„„/,./ wit/,.u,t,> ,^é, J^^^'i.-7

;^:^i;/i;^is::;r:rs^^'^;!;i, '^'^;;f^^^
>^" ;v.^ ';j;"^'j-v„.„;„ n.^:";.;'<r;;;^'

I Z;^ ""A ' ■./,■,,/ .• -Miaitre, ,„. fortman .■ /,oat\ waiu-
, -lii.ii'Ieineiit, ,„. .ouutenuand ■ -ni m,I. /-',/'.

' -1,1 min / -■: -:•'•"■'"'"'• ^ '""«/"■'".f-/:.. ;,.'x-
: "/ "; '--nii;;^- '^"'""^"""^ ^ -n.ino.y: .ouJ;.

---porte, ./:./,;,„',/,^,.,/„„^ .iouh.'c-door ; -i.oseT 7 ,V

? if f — àS'Ési

situer, .•, ,». /J ,,i/</;/<-;-.(ft//.- _.,,ljiil' m ,„„,■:■,■.

Znf'^ .. _tirer, 7.. „. /. , „;,„a';-,A„, v i i, 1

"-..«i-; -visite,./: i<vv>«,/,w,»;r/« "• '^' ^

Con ri .iiaW,., ko,;.tre-l,n.ah-l,l, ,«. taxfiaver

(■■'iitrister, kM;/-tris.t.u, 7.. «. /,. ,r,v,7r

t. ro e, ko/;.tr.,lil, «,. control; muit-iuarh
'Sl^^•^rr"■'^"• ^- «• '«^out;:/hr,ister;

J-_')ntusi()ii, ko«.tiVzyo;;, r. contusion /,r„,\,
C..nvalncaM^ e. kn;/-v..iV,-ka,,, "t Vt-S,-,.

Conveiialile koH.viv.nl i ' '• •""'"^'sccut.

: ConvcMancc, ko;/-vna;/,s, f. /itnc^<: r„//,/,/„.

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ConverRcf, ko«.vnlr-liJal, v. ti. fit fomftx*.

( uiivef'», c, kiK/.v.ilr, — », <i, /.j.)»/ frcrc — , li\yhtvlhtr.

Convi.rs.itioii, koM-vatr-siili-syoM,/', lonvtriiitiu», lUi-

foiirtf. j

Ccmvcr«r, kDX-vatr-nal, v »i. /a rnniKrtf ,■ fotumiiiir,
Coiivcrtloii, k(i<j Vâilr-«iyi)«, y; lonveition ; iJimn'f. I

Converti, k<»i-v.iir-lu, «i. tinivfrf. I

Convertible. k<i>i-v.iir-lllil, ii. roiiX'tr/iHt. I

Convertir, ki»i-v.ilr-tccr, f. n. /<> loiivtrt; {haunt ; «c

—, v. r. /o ^r lonvtrtfii, liifii to.
Convcrtlucnicnt, ko'/-v,ilr-llsi>-iii.i)/, m, roiiwriiaii,
Convcrtiii«eur, ko«-v.iir-lo-siir, in. tonvtrttr, [c/iaii^r.
Cuiivuxu, k<»<-vuki, <i. iiunvx.
CoiivcxitC, kn<('vck-sc-t,il, /'. toiii'txity.
Conviction, ko/<-vik-syii'(, y; lOiiviiiioii,
Convie, k(>«-veitl, m,);nfft.
Convier, ko;i-ve-.il, v. ii. /<> iiivilr ; incife.
Convive, ko(/viv, ni.xii"f.
Convocation, ko«-viik-.itisyc)»/, /", iviiTOiafioii.
Cunvol, kod-vw.i, i/i, im-iai 1 lonvoy, Irnin ; — nc-

céleri', <■.»/> nMT tniiii.
Convoitalile, ki»/-vw,tta1i-ti1, a. i\n'ftiil>le.
Convoiter, ko//-vw.i-t,ii, T. •>. lOionl, I u si a/If r.
Convoitise, ko;i-v«.i-lU, J. nurlintMnif, liisl.
Convoler, ko;/.vol-.ii, 7/. //. lo marry at;aiii.
Convo(|uer, ko»-vok-iil, v, a, to loiitoi-t.
Convoyer, ko/z-vwa-yni, i'. a. lo cfiiJ'ny, escort.
Convoy.'ur, ko<i-vw.i-yiir, >/». a. loinvy.
ConvuKif, iw, ko/ivdl-sif, — iv, ii. lOiiviiUivt.
Convulsion, ko;i.vOI-syo«, /. tnHimlHtm.
Convulsioini.iire, ko(/vfil-syn-nair, ;//. univulsionary.
CooMi^fc', ko-oli'le-lij.il, m Joint hoiiilsiitan.
Coopc'rateiir, ko-op-.ti-Mt-ur, >n. lO-oftralor, fellovi-

labourer.
Cooperation, ko-op-ai-r.ili-syo>/, /. lo-o/ieralioii.
Coopérer, ko-op-,ii-r,ii, ?'. «. lo eo-operale.
Coonlination, ko-or-de-n.ili-syo;;, /; lo-ordiiialioit,
Coorclonndes, ko-or-iloiiai, ./. /•/. lO-oriliini.'is, />/.
Coordonner, ko.or<|on-.ii, v. a. lo make to-ordiitnte.
Copal, ko-|).il, in. lofiitl. {/iitrliier.

Coparta^eant, ko-p.ir-l.ih-lijaw, in. co-/>arieiier ; co-
Copeau, ko-poh, in. t/iif' ; —t, //. sltaviiit^x, ft.
Co|)ie, ko-pe, /. lofiy, ilufluale.
Cojjler, kop.yai, v. a. lo lofy ; iinilale, ininiir.
Copieux, se, ko-pyuli, — z, <«. — senient, at/, cof'ions.
Copiste', k()-i)ist, in. iot<ier, eo/>yisl. [/>/eiil(/'n/.

Copreneur, fcopr/ol-nur, iii.^oinl lenant.
Copropriétaire, ko-pro-pre-ai-t.iir, in. lO./a rceiier
Cnpulitif, ive, ko-pt'i-lat-if, — iv, a. tofiiilalive.
Copul.itiou, l4o-pi1.1nlisyo«, /. (opulation.
Copule, kop.fti, /. lofiiila.
Coq, kfik, ;//. cock : cook (0/ a ship) ; — de clocher,

wealher-cock ; — A IMne, "/. nonsense.
Co<iuc, kok,y. sitell, cod; linU[shif<\.
Co<lueciKruc, kok-sc-Knl, / slork ; idle lalk.
Co<iuelicot, kok-le-koli, m. corn-foppy.
Co(|ueluclie. kok-ldsli, f. tulioopin^-coiix'i : darlin/r.
Coqueluclion kok-ffish-o»/, ;//. hoo.i, coivl.
CocjiieMi.ir, kok-niar, in. kellle, boiler.
Coquet, te, kok-ey, — ett, a. coquettish ; — , in. beau,
Coqucter, kok-tai, 7>. 11. to coquet, Jlirt. \jdandy.

Co<iuetier, koktyal, in. poulterer : e/;,i;-cup.
Coquette, kok-ett, /. coquettf, jilt.
Coquetterie, kok-ett-re, /, Ci^uetry.
Coquillage, kok-i/-aili, >n. shell-Jlsh ; shells, pi.
Coquille, kok-i/, /. shell ; foot-board.
Coquillier, kok-IA.il, m. collection 0/ shells.
Coquillon, kok-i/-o>/, in. small shell.
Coquin, kok-al>/, in. rot^iie, knave.
Cotiume, kuk-in, /.jade, slut. [roi,'ueiy.

Coquinerie, kok-in-rv, /. Coquinisnie, kok-c-nisui, >n.
Cor, kor, in. corn ; horn ; \ — et h cri, with hue and
Corail, kor-a/, in. coral, [cry ; with inii;hl and main.
Cornillcur, kor-a/-ur, in. coral-Jislier.
Corallin, e, kor-al-ni<», — in, a. coraline.
Corb\;au, kor-boli, in. raven ; corbel.
Corbeille, kor-bay/. / basket ; corbel.
Corbeillc'e, kor-bayAiii, /. a baskel/ul.
Corbillard, kor-bi/ar, in. hearse.
Corbillat, kor-bi/-ali, in. young raven.
Corbillon, kor-bi/-o<(, m. small basket,
Cordajfe, kor-datij, in. corda);e, ropes.
Corde, kord, /. cord, rope, string; thread 0/ cloth ;

catf^ut ; hanzinn, j^alloivs.
Coriicau, kor-doh, m. line, strinf^.
Cordeler, kord-l.d, v. a. lo lioisl, twine.
Cordelette, kor<l-lett, /. small lord.
Cordelier, kord-lyai, in./rancixcan/riar.
(.'<ir<lelii;re, kordlyair, ^y>-i»;/r(.ira« nun ; girdle.
Corder, kor-ilai, v. a. to twist, bind with a lord ;

measure by the cord ; se — , v. r. lo groiv stringy,
Corderie, kor-dre, /. rope-yard; rope-making.

Cordl.il. e. kof.<l)ri\1, a. — eui^nt, ad. cordial,

(.ordialltc, kor-dviil-c-l.d. /. loniiatity.

tordler, kor.dy.il, in. ropemaker.

Cordon, koi-doM. in. string, tiviit, lace, baud, riband!^

girdle; ed\;e ; row.
Cordonncr, Itor-donal, v. a. to twist; braid.
Cordonnerie, kurdon re, ./. shoemaking.
Cordonnet, kor-don-ey, in. twnl, laie; edging.
Cordonnier, kor-don-yai, in. thiieinaker,
CoreKenI, ko-rai-lv|n», in. lO-regtnt.
Cori.icc, knryas», a. tough.
Cori.indre, kor-e-aM-dr, / coriander,
Cornic, kortn, in. seivne-appte.
Corntler, korni-yai. in. tervuc-lrte,
CornioMn. kor iiior-a'i, in. cormoratil,
Coriuc, kor-nak, m. tlephaiildrit>er.
('orn.iline, k<>r-naMn, y. cornelian stone.
Crime, korn, / horn ; hoof ; lornct.
Corno, c, kor-n.ii, a. loriieoux, horny.
Corneille, kor-n.iy/, Z. crow, rook.
Cornuuiuse, korn-nuiz, / bai,'Pipe. (.1 hiirn ; lin'
(cirner, kor-n.il, v. a. et 11. lobma in one's ears ; I :
Cornet, knr-nay, in. horn; iiikhorn ; due-box; /.;•.

cornel ; rolled wn/er.
Cornette, kor-nett, in. cornet; — , /. lady't uighi,i\
Coriieur, kor-nur, in. horn-blower, \jioi 1

Corniche, kornish. /! cornue.
(Jornlchou, kor-nlsh-o;/, in. little horn ; gherkin.
Cornière, Icor-nyalr, / jf""'"''' .' corner-iron.
Cornouille. kor-iUM)/, /cornelian-cherry, cornet,
Ciirnouiller, kornooAal, m. cornel tree.
Cornu, e, kor-nil, ir. horned; angular.
Cornue kor-ni'i, /. retort.
Cornuelle, kor-niVell, /. water-caltrop.
Corolle, kor-ol, / corolla.
Corpor.d, kor-pxr-al, in. corporal.
Coriior.itioii, kor-porah-syo«, y. corporation.
Corporel, le, kor-por-ell, a. — lenient, ad. corporea'
Corps, kor, in. body; slays ; corporation ; — \

hand to hand , t\ — perdu, headlong; (;arde ilii

li/egiiard ; — de K-'rile, guard-house ; — de i",

part o/a house ; suit 0/ rooim.
Corpulence, kor-pù-la>is yî torpulence.
Coipulent, V, kor-pu-l.iH, — t. a. corpulent.
CorJMisculaire, kor-pûs-ki1-l,(ir, ri. corpuscular.
Corpuscule, korpds-kûl, m. lorpuscle.
Correct, e, korrekt, a. — nient, ad. lorrect ; exact.
(-"orrecteur, kor-rek-tur, in. corrcilor ; reader.
Correctif, kor-rek-tif, in. corrective.
Correction, kor-rek-syo/;, /, tori-ectioii ; correi tiul

accuracy; reading'.
Correctionnel, le, kor-rek-syon-cll, a. correctional.
Correl.itif, ive, kor-r.iilatit, — iv, a. coirelative.
Correl.itidu, kor-rai-lah-syo», /. correlation, ci^rr§

tiveness. [iiileni'u

Correspondance. ko-res-po«-da>(s, /. corrcspon.l, ,
Correspondant, e, ko-respo(/-da/;, — t, a.corresp,ihi\

suitable ; — , in. correspondent.
Correspondre, ko-rcs-po/Z-dr, v. 11. lo correspond.
Corridor, ki)r-e-(l<jr, in. cormlor.
Corrij;er, kor-e-lijai. ■>: a. to correct ; reclaim; rejr:^

se — , V. r. to mend, be re/ormed.
CorriL'ible, kor-e-hje-lil, a. corrigible.
Corroborant, e, kor-rol)-or;i«, — t, a. corroborai!'.
Corroboration, kor-rob-or-ah-syo;;, /. corroborai.,'
Corroborer, kor-robor-,ii, v. a. lo corroS
Corroder, kor-rod-ai, v. a. to corrode. (J■.'/'l'(;.^

Corroi, ko-r»;i, m. dressing 0/ leather ; liniii:.;
Corrompre, korc)«-pr, v. a. lo corrupt ; d- j'\

adulterate ; brihe ; se — , v. r. lo grow cor<:.,
Corroiiiim, e, kor-o/i-pft, ii. corrupted ; piiti id.
Corrosif, ive, kor-roz-if, — iv, a. corrosnj.
Corrosion, kor-rolizyo«,y. (vr/"!;//!)/!. \pla>:e'^

Corroyer, ko.rwa-yai, v. a. to curry ; prepar
Corroycur, ko-rw.i-yur, in. currier leather-d
Corrupteur, ko-rûp-tur, m, corrupter ; seducer ;

— trlss, II. corrupting.
Cf)rruptibilit(5, kor-rftp-te-be-le-tai, f. corrupiiii.'.lj^
Corruptible, kor-rftp-tibi, <». corruptible.
Corruption, kor-rflp-syo»»,/! corruption, bribery.
Cors, kor, in.pl. horns, pi. (stag).
Corsa(;e, kor-salij, »«. shape ; che:t ; waist.
Cors.'iire, kor-s.'iir, tn. corsair, privateer.
Corselet, kor-slay. in. ccrslet.
Corset, kor-say, 111. bodice, stays.
Corte^fe, kor-taihj, m. retinue, train.
Cortic.'il, e, kor-tekal, ir. cortical, barky.
Corvé.ibl», kor-vai-.ih-l)l, a. liable to ancrage.
C"orvée, kor-v,'ii,/; average, husbandry, nrrice.
Corvette, kor-vett.yt lorvel, admce-boat.
Coryphiie, kor-e-fai. «1. leader, chie/.
Cosuiiitiquc, kus-niai-tik, ci. cosuutic.

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i,mi>i;r.«iililtiiic, ko»iii.itfr.if ik, ii toiiHi>t;r.i^>ii(aK

iMiiiii»iliie, k>it-iii<i point. >M. lotm^ifoliiiiH, II»-

.«St-, ki>»«./ Mint, im/, thtll. \iHJf\>4ilt,

isstr, kovk-.il. V II. M — . V. r. tobuH,

»>viii, k<»%-<>"i "< VMtVil,

•>i», c. kost-ft, .1. *<<!*>. thilty.

■si.il, e, kll•.^ i.il, ii. lof'iil.

isllllllC. k">»llllli "I. tOtlHIIIf, \l'Hf't Ulf.

«iiiMiei, ko» iil-iiiai. I' <i. /i>rf»-/i#/ «e— , 1/ r.tiiiinti

>,uiiiiicr. kos'ii'i'iiiy.il, »». iit>tltr in fos/niiin.

10. kol,/. uiii'il<tr; i/iiofii. ihiitt.
i.ie. koiit, / ri*,- hiU ; lOiu/ ; tint 0/ nuian ; — \ —,

ii.it by J •(//,• iibrtnii.

lie. koht.il, »•». tiiit i fiirly , à—. *>, Mrtir; ilo — ,

niffWiiyi ; iiit/iiiiii ; ile — rt d'autre, A/rr ir>ii/ llitrt.
ijle.tu. kol ol>, »« j.'i'/V . hil/iHk

j'clcllr. k(Mn Iflt./ «ii'/f/, ■/<>'/•.
ul«r kol-.«l, »• ii. /oifii,'/<; iiii»il>tr,

•.i-rie. kiil-rc,/ lOlttif. iliiK
iiiliurno, kot-i'irn, »« Innkin.

illcr, kiili ty.il. ri. r.'.ir/n;v,- —, »*« raitsttr.

itJi{ii.ic. koiiiiy.ik, >//, ifiiulitiiny.

ilillori. koti/ 11'/, »'/. iKiiier-fitlliiiHit ; (otilloii.

itir, k<ili.'cr, r'. ii lo I'tiita* {/>iiils\,

itisilion. kot-ex.ilisyo'/. / •iisetiuieiil ; fiiotit.
utKcr. kot ez.ii, t-, ri Mimiiti ; sc —, f. r. la iliib,

li->»iirc, koic-sfir, /. /inini'ii; (/riii/i).
iiiDii, kot(i/i, loHoii ; li'iu'ii ,■ — f«|ilosif, fK^/oiiif

ti'nri.idc. kotoM-ail. /. d'/Awj ifuff. \ii>t/ii>i.

10 ilii.lf villi (Olloii ; VI —,

—T., Il liawfiy, s/'oii);y.
lolloiilrtt.
lo I (III r/ iilitiig ; go by Ihi suit,

«rarmos, ca>il 0/ iinitt.

iiiimiicr, l<ot.(iii'.'ii, x\ •!

la hi'ioDif ili>wiiy
loloiinciix, so. kot oii'iili,
iiloMiilvr, kol iiicy'ii. m
iiloyiT, koli.lw.iyal, f. .1
iitrct, kotrcy, »i lolrtl.
lollc, kot. / /•flliioiil; —
lotiitctir. ko-tiVtiir, i>i /mul ijiiiiriliiiii
Ion. koo, »//, ueit ; roii|icr li; --. lo Mititit.
loii.inl. v, kooar, — d, .1. loivind.
ioii.irdisc, kooar di/,/; lOivitiiiiif
'ouch. int. ki>o-sli.i'r. >ii iviil, iHiiUfiil.
!oiii.lic'. koosli./; hiil ; iitiuJi ; liiyfr ,■ iliitilhfii ; holbtii ;
iliilil's liiiiii : ilaif ; f.m^se — . iiiisi'ii rnn't.
OUI li'.'c, koo-slial. /i iiii'lil t i<)>lt,'iiii,'.\
lonelier, koo-sli.ii, f <i. el ii lo fiil lo h',1 , Liy down :
if! i/owii, write ; lie I- own, leil, \leef> ; so — . ;'. >•. lo
noloheii; sel; —.m t;oiii); tohel . Iiellttiie.hetliliiii;;
tliettc. koo-sliott,/. loiiih. [ — du soleil, miiiel,
ouclionr. kooshnr. »« l<e,l fillivv.
[lucliis, koo sho. III. Ittyer, tifa'iiin,
ciuci cone'. koo'SO'koo so, itii, to so,
nncon, koo-koo. in. ciuic^.

iilo. kood. Ill, tlhoiv , ai');le,
Dudoe, kuo d.ii. f. ■'•'•it
Dn-do-|i|ed, ki>od-|iy,il I'l imtep
Dudcr, koo-<l.ii. ■>' ,» to beiul

(loyer, koo ilw.iy.il, •" .?. lo elboiv.
mdraie, ko(jd.r«y. /. cop\e of lui tel trees.
louilre. koo-dr, 7'. <i. lo sew, still H.
ludrelle, koo-drolt.y! J»-^ Condrale.
(ndrier, koo-dro-.ii. in. hazel-tree,
lueniic. kwaiin./. su'i\r,l 0/ bacon.
iiienncnx, so. kvvaii uli, — z, a. sivardlike,
•Iliade, kool.ilij, in. leakage.
ml. ruinent, kool.iiii.i»/, a.Jliieitlly.
ul.mt. koo-lau, ii. ilia inond-iieik lace ; slUlt.
■uleo, koo lai,/; running; Itaiitl.
Viloincnt, kool-iii.i'/, >n. riiiiiinii^Jlux,
kiler. koolai. v. a. el n. lo flow, run ; Irùkle ; leak,
■('/.• ilide ; j/eml, />ass ; i;lule away, slip; — snr,
slur afer ; — !\ fond, to sink; io —, v. r. lo sliile
iivay. sli/>, creep.

plcnr. V.oo-\\\T,/. colour ; prelenie ; slitl {carrls) ; — s,
uleuvre, koo-luh-vr./: a.l.ler. | />/, lixery.

ulis, k(JOle, in. jelly, f;ri\y ; —, <?. vent —,ilians;lit.
ulissc, kooliss, / ii-z-dorr ; sUle-uene.
Iiiloir, kool-w.ir, in. lobby : paisat,'e.
Uloire, kool-war, /. colander, strainer.
uUire. koo-liir,/; riiiinint,' ; drof>/<ing 0/ i;ra/>e\.
up, koo, in. blow, slab; thrust; siroke ; action;
\i»i,hil; draught; après — , loo late; tout .\ — , (i((^
Irx/v.- .^ — srtr, without /ail ; ii. tout —, very often ;
■ snr — , ever and anon ; — do l)onlieur, lucky hit ;
•do canon, cannon-shot ; — d'<5pée, cut, Ihrmt ;
d'essai, first attemf>t ; — do fondre, thunderbolt ;
do fouet, Am/;, slash ; — do fnsil, shot ; —do »,'r.'\ce,
\'.th-blow ; — do main, sudden attack ; — do inaitre,
^literly stroke; — d'œil, .i;/(j»;tA look; —do patte,
— de pied, kick ; — de \m\n\r,Jisticiil/'; — do
Hot, whistle; — <.\e tale,, triildy action ; — dc tlio.ltri;,
riking e-jciit : — <Xe \m\, sale, sçnall.

Coup.ttile, koo.p.ih'hl, >i. guilty of.

Coupe, koop, /. lUiti'if, (III, ciif; ttelii»i ;

— k.or({c, in .»/ //ir.si/ fi.i.e . — j.irtct,

IHroitt; — p ipicr, >«. foldi'i^' b,«ie.
Couptf, koo p.il, m. lonfte; ihitriot; —, t,

ihort; brie/; biof"ii
Coiipr.iii, koo poll, in. lop, lumoiil ; boriitr.
Coupelle, kiio-pri,/. lOffri.

C'iii|>cr, koo'pai, v a el 11. lo cut, ritl off'; cutout
pare, I lip, iitri'e. i'rld , mix: intercept:

Conrc.iillol,
Coureur, k

I hitpt !

HI. cue»
M. flit J

• em

up. pare, I lip, iitn-e. yrld , mix; intercept; hni-

\i'r . sr —, I', r. to ciil one t self; crois, lonlr.idut
C'l.iiiierel, koop rey, m. ileafer ; ihopper. [one't teif.
Coiipi-rose, kiH>p-roli/,/ lopperai.
Couperosv. o. kooprolix-ai. <i. piinple>t.
Coupeur, koop-ur, in. cutler; — de Imurse, cutpurst,
Conplif, koo'pl, /. lOiiple ; yoke, briiit ; —, in. coup/*,
C'cnipler, koo'pl,ii, v. 11. to couple. [friinit,

(.'oiiplol, koopl.iy. in.ioiiplel.
C'oii|>oir, koo.pw.ir, in. miter ; druting-bench.
Coupole, koo-p(»l,y. ciipola.
Coupini, koopu'/, in. leinnanl ; dividend.
Coujinre, koo pi"lr, ./ cut, slit.

Cour, koor,/. ioiirl,yaid. [up f

CduMne, koor'.ilij, "(. murage; mettle; —, ml. iheer
C'oiir.iv;euii, so, koor-ahj-uh, — /, d. — seiiie4it, ad. ion.

riiV''!'/". slreiiiioin.
Cour.ininiciil. koor-.iin .1(1, ad. /tuently.
Couranl, e, koor.i/i, — t. a. ninnini;; ciirrtitt; instant i

— , III. iiirrent ; ioiir\e, stream; prêtent month ;

— d .lir, diaiikiht of air.
Conranle, koo-r.wit../ liunenest.

C'liurli.itii. e. koorli.it-iV a. foundered. [nets,

Courli.itnre.koorli.it I'lr, f. foundering; , txIrtiH* wean»
Conrlio, koorli, (I. mried, bent, —,/ cunt. knee.
Coiirlior, koorl).ii, i'. 1 to bend, boif down ; le —, v. r,
l.'ourliuro, koor lii'ir, /. ./ov/O". [lo bend ; ttoop,

koork.u-.iy. in. i/uail pipe,
10 rur. in. runner : rambler; ratir; tcoiil.
Coureuse, koo ruliz,/ t;addcr.
Cour),'e, koorlij./' i:ouid, piiinpion.
•Courir, koo reer. :■. a. et u Ij run, ra-e, hunt after ;

pursue ; freifiienl, ramble , be 1 urgent ; — la |io»ls,

lo ride poll : en Lonr.tnt, in a Hurry,
Couronne. koi> roll. /. crown ; wrea'h. [ piiihiiient,
Conroniieinont. koo roniiiai/, in. coronation , aaoin'
Couronner, koo ron.ii, t a. lo crown ; finish.
'Couire, koor, ;■. a. to hunt, <A.iic, p'tru'e.
Courriel, kiM>.ry.ii, in, lonrier ; intsienger ; iHiiit-
Courroie, koor »v.i, /! «/<<i/». [ i;>iard.

Courroucer, koo roosai. f. a. lo provoke ; ini^er ; so —,
Courroux, koo-roo, in. wraith, rai;e. \ii. r. to rant.

Cours, koor, m, course , stream ; current price ; avoir

— , lo be III Toi,'iie.
Course, koorss, / race, runniiii; ; cruise; inroad, ill'

vasion ; ride, walk ; /i>iii iiey; fare.
Coursier, koor-sy.ii. in. steed, char);er ; courser,
Courson, koor-so«, in. shoiil\,viiie\.
Court, e, koor, — t, «i. short ; concise; —, ad. short, at

ome ; donieiirer —, lo slop short.
Coiirta!.,'e, koort.ilij. in. brokerage.
Courtaiiil, 0, koor-toli, — il. <i diiinpy ; cropped,
Court.indrr, koortoli-dai. v. a. lo crop.
Conrto-poinlo, koort-pw.ii/zt, / lOiiiiterpane.
Courtier, koortyai. in. broker ; agent, riinnir.
Courtine, knor-liii. /. curtain.
Courtisan. koorte-/a«, in. courtier.
Coiirtisiine, koorte/.m,/; courtesan.
Courtiser, koor-te-zai, v. a. lo court, flatter.
Courtois, e, koortw.i, — z, a. — einent, ad. coiirleout.
Courtoisie, koortw.izc,/; coiirteousness. [civil.

Couru, koo-nl, see Courir.
Cousu, koo-sA, see Coudre.
Cousouso. koo-zuhz,/ stitcher.
Cousin, koo-z.u//, in. cousin ; .gnat.
Coiisin.iKe, koo-ze-n.ilij, in. cousinship.
Cousine, koozeen, / cousin.
Cousiiier, koo-ze-nai, 7'. ;/. lo call cousin.
Cousinlèro, koo-zc-nyalr. / gnat-veil.
Coysoir, k'jo-zwar, in. sewing-press.
Coussin, koo-sai«, m. cushion, pillow.
Coussiner. koosenai, v. a. matelasser.
Coussinet, koo-seiiay. in. small cushion ; pad.
Cousu, koo-si'i, Jt-f Cou.lro.
Coftt, koo, «/. yi/, charge ; price.
Coûtant, koo-ta;/, a. prix —, prime cost.
Couteau, koo-toli, ;//. knife; — Uc chasse, hanger.
Coutelas, koo-tl.iu. m. cutlass.
Coutelier, koot-lyai, m. culler.
Coutelière, koot-lyair,y: knife-case.
Coutellerie, koo-tell-re,./: cutlery.

Cortter, koo-tai, v. n. to cost ; coflte que coûte, at any
Coûtuux, se, koo-tuh, — z, a. costly, (./rice.

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Coutier, koo-ly.ii, m. thkfn-weavir.

Coutil, koD-te, >n. tickin.

Contre, kootr, ;'/. loii'/tr. [toin»iou/y, usually.

Coutiiiiie, koo ti'iiii, f. ciislom ! coiiinion law; de — ,

Coutimiier, ère, koo tAiny.ii, — r, .1. common ; wo>ih\i ;
— , m. l'ook 0/ (oi.imon iaic.

Couture, kootûr.^ seam ; suture ; scar.

Couturé, e, kootur.ii, a. scarrcii.

Couturière, kootû-ry.iir, /! seamstress, mantle-maker,

Couv.iiu, koo-v.ii«, >it. ex'.i;s o/'/<ees, l'Ui^s, etc.

Couvaison, koo-vay-zo;;,./! sittutx.

Couvée, koovai.yi hrooci, covey.

Couvent, koo-va//, );;. convent. \Jo be Itatcltint;.

Couver, koo-vai, ','. <i. et u. to hatch, brood ; se — , v. r.

Couvercle, koo-vairki, m. coirr, liit.

Couvert, e, koovair, — t, a. (.'-■ercii; sitaiiy ; secret,
hidden, ;\ —, under-shetter ; mettre .i —, to secure ; —,
m. tablecloth and coi'ers ; cover ; shelter.

Couverte, koo-vairt,y; i^laxin,i^.

Couverture, koo-vair-tôr, _/! rover; 1 'î'erlet ; roof; pre-

Couvet, koo-vay, m./oot-sto;-e. [teitce.

Couveuse, koovuliz, / brooder, sitter.

Couvi, koo-vc, a. ad.lle.

Couvre-clief, koo-vrslief, »t. kerchief.

Couvre-feu, koo-vrfuli, m. cur/rri>.

Couvro-|>ieil, koo-vr-jiyai, m.J'oot-coverlet.

Couvreur, koo-vrur, »i. tiler; slater ; thatcher.

•Couvrir, koovrcer. 7'. a. tocmier : clothe : conceal ; out-
bid ; se — , ''. r. to be overcast ; put one's hat on.

Covendeur, koliva;/-(lur, >n. Joint-vendor.

Crabe, kraub,/. crab.

Crac, krak, ;'/. cratk.

Cracliat, krasliah, ;//. spittle, spaivl ; star,

Craciieiueut, krash nla;^ ;/;. spitting;.

Cracher, kr.isli-ai, v. a. ct n. to spit, spaivl,

C'raclieur, kr.isli-ur, in. spittir.

Crachoir, kras'i-w.ir, m. spittoon.

Craelioteinent, krasliotuia'/. m. frequent spittins;;,

Cracliriter, krashotai, v. n. to spit often, [sputterin,^'.

Craie, kray, /! chalk.

Craijjn.mt, krain-ya«, see Craindre.

•Cr.iindre, kr.ii«-dr, v. a. et n. to fear ; be afraid.

Crainte, kr.ii/;t, p.Jear; de — i.\\:, for fear of; ■- lue,
for fear that lest. \limid.

Craintif, ive, kr,ii«-tif, — iv, a. — ivenient, ad. fearful,

Cr.inioi.si, kranikva-ze, (J. crimson ; — ,m, crimson.

Crampe, kra'/p, A cra'np ; torpedo.

Crampon, kra'f-prw;, »i. cramp-iron, frost-nail.

Cramponner, kra«-pou-ai, v. a. to cramp ; rou,i;h-shoe ;
se —, V. r. to cling to.

Cramponnet, kra«-poncy, m. little cramp-iron , staple.

Cr.an, kr.i;/, m. notch, nick.

Cr.lne, kr.iun, tn. skull ; sjuaj^x'erer.

CrAnerie, krainire,./ S7vaf,'i;e/-in,!,':

Crai)aud, krap-oli, m. toad ; paddock.

Crai)audière, krap-olidyair,y. sicampy p>Uxce,

Crapoussin, knip-oo-saiw, m. shrimp.

Crapule, krap-ûl,./; low debauchery.

Crapuler, kraiîû-lai, 7'. n. to live inlemperately.

Crapuleux, se, kiap-u-luli. — /., a. intemperate.

Cra(iueliji, krakl.ii;;, m. cracknel.

Cra(|Uenient, krak-max, m. crackin.c;.

Cra<iuer, kr.ikai, v. n. to crack ; creak.

Cracpierie, \(.t.\V-rit,f,fib fudi;e.

Craciuetemeiit, krakeyt ma;/, )«, cracklins; . n^nashnif;

Craqueter, kr ik-tai, v. n. to crackle. \oflhe teeth.

Craqueur, krakur, m. cracker.

Crasse, kras»^./". dirt, fill h; dross.

Crasser, krassai, v. a. to foul.

Crasseux, se, krass-uh, — z a. filthy, ,i;reasy , sordid.

Cratère, krat-air, in. crater.

Craticuler, kmte kû' ui, '.', a, to g^ratiiulate.

Cravache, krav-asli,y. ha>id-iuhip.

Cravate, krav-at,./; cravat ; coloio knot

Cr.avater, krav-at-ai, v. >i. to put on one s cravat.

Crayeux, se, kray-yuh, — z, a. chalky. [draught.

Crayon, kray-yo«, >«. chalk; pencil; sketch, roui;h

Crayonner, kray-yon-ai, v. a. to crayon ; skelih.

Crayonneux, se, kray-yon-niili, — z, a. chalky.

Créance, V.x!\\-^n%,f. trust, credit ; lettres de —, creden-
tials, pi.

Créancier, krai-a«-syai, ni. —ère, ~x,f. creditor.

Créateur, krai-at-url ;«. creator, —trice, — triss, .1.

Création, krai-ah-syo;/,/; o-ealion, [creating;, creative.

Créature, krai-at-ftr,y; creature.

Crécelle, krai-sell.y: rattle.

Crécerelle. !vrais-rell,y: kestrel.

Crèchï, kiûysh.y; crib, manier ; public-nursery.

Credence, krai-daHs,y: buffet : pantry.

Crédibilité, kral-de-be-le-tai,y: credibility.

Crédit, krai-tle, tn. credit ; trust.

Créditer, krai-dc-tai, v, <?. I» irecfit; ^ive credif.

burst; die.

I OcJo, kr.ii-doh, >n. creed.

Cré<lule, krai ilùl, («. credulous.

Crédulité, kr.ii-diil-e-tai,y". credulity.

Créer, krai-ai, v. a.tto create ; invent; settle.

Crémaillère, kr.ii-nia/-air,/; potiiani,'er.

Crcmaillon, krai-ma/-o</, m. small pothook.

Creme, kr.iym, /rn-nw».' choue.

Crènier, kr.ii-mai, v. n. to cream.

Crémière, krai-niyair,y; tnilkiooinan.

Créneau, kr..i-noh, ;/;. battlement.

Créiialcr, kr.iin-l.ii, v. a. to indent, notch.
, Créiielure, kr.iin-lùr, y.' inden/iir.;.

Créner, kr.ii-uai, T'. a. to kern ; smooth.

Crépa},'e, kr.iip.ilij, m. x'lossini,'.

Crepe, kreyp,/; /ii;;f(i-4'.'/ — , m. crape.

Crêper, krey pai, v. a. to criip. frizzle.

Crépi, kr,ii-|)e, tn. roui;hcast, pari^et.

Crepiu, krai))ai«, >;/. ,■ sou Saint — , one's all.

Crépine, kr.iipin,/?y>-(«i.'f. •

Crépir, krai-peer, i'. a. to roU);hca^t, partit.

Crei)issiire, Kraipe-si1r,y; 7-oui;hca\t.

Crépitation, krai-pctalisyo;;,/ crépitation irackling,
' Crépon, krai-po«, m. thick era fie.

Crépu, e, krai-i>i\ "• crisped, crispy.
j Crépuscule, kraipûskul, m. tmilixht
, Cresson, kress-r»;, m. cress, cresses.

Cressonnière, kressoji-yair,/ cresibed.

Crète, kreyt.y; crest ; lOtk'sco/nb.

Crète, e, krey t.ii, a. crested, tufted.

Crèteler, kr.iit-l.ii, v. n. to chuckle.

Cretin, kraitai;/, m. cretin, idiot.
I Créliin'sme, kiai-te-nism, m. cretinism,
I Cretoime, kruhVm, f. Jine linen-tloth.

Créions, kr«/(-to;/, >n. pi. ,t;ra-,Ks, pi.
\ Creusement, krulizm.i/;, in. dijunni;.

Creuser, kruhz.ii, v. n. et n. to dii,', holloiv, deepen,
j sift ; se — le cerveau, to rack one s brain

Creuset, kruli-zey, in. crucible.

Crcux, se, kruh, — z, a. holloiv, deep, empty ; vain , -,
m. holloic ; pit, mould.
j Crevasse, kr«/j-vass,y. crevice ; chap.
! Crevasser, kr»//-vass-ai, -■. a. to crack ; chap.

Crève-cœur, krev-kur, in. heart-break.

Crever, krK/«-vai, v. a. et n. to break

Cri, kre, in. cry ; scream.
; Criailler, kre-a/-ai, v. 11. to braivl ; scold.
\ Criaillerie, kre-a/-re,y; braiutini;, scolding'.
I Criailleur, kre-a/-ur, in. bawler, brawler.
I Criard, e, kre-alir, — d, a. cryini;^, noisy ;

Crible, krc-bl, m. sieve. \(deht) ; —, in. baivler,braivla

Cribler, kre-blai, v. a. to sift ; riddle,

Cribleur, kreblur, ill. sifter.

Criiilier, kre-bleai, in. sieve-maker.
' Criblure, kreblûr.y; siftini^s, pi,
I Cric, kre, in. jack, hand-screiv.
I Cric-crac, krikkrak, in. crick-crack.
I Criée, \itc-:ù,f. proclamation of sale.

Crier, kre-ai, v. a. et 11. to proclaim, sell by aitctioi
harok ; cry; shout ; .shriek ; whine ; complain loic'

Crierie, kre-re,y". b.nolinx' ; icoliliiij,':

Crieur,se, kre-ur, — uhz, .f. binder; auctioneer; haii-it ,

Crime, krim, m. crime ; .i.'uilt.

Criminalité, krim-e-nale-tai,/ j^'uiltiiiess.

Criminel, le, krime-nell, a. -lenient, ad. criinniii

Crin, krai;<, m. hor.se-hair. [i^iiilty ; — , in. crinnni

Crincrin, krai</-krai«, in. sorry fiddle ; sorry-fiddier.\

Crinier, kre-nyai, i/t. horsehair ivorker.

Crinière, krenyair,/; inane ; horse-tail.

Crique, krik,/. creek, co~ve, bay.

Criquet, krik-ey, in. tit, tomtit.

Crise, V.x\z,f. crisis.

Crispation, kris-pali-syo/<,/: crispation.

Crisper, kris-pai, z>. a. to shrivel, thrill ;

Crisser, kre-s;ii, v. a. to ^rind the teeth.

Cristal, krist-al (//. — aux), in. crystal.

Cristallerie, kris-tal-re.y; crystal-inanufaetory.

Cristallin, e, kris-tal-lai«, —in, a. crystalline.

Cristallisation, kris-tal-le-zah-syo;/,/: crystallizatio

Cristalliser, kris-tal-le-zai, v. a. et se —, v. r. to cry>:

Critérium, kre-tai-ryom, in. criterion. |A|

Criticable, kre-te-kah-l)l, a. censurable.

Crititiue, krc-tik,/; critical ; — , in. critic.

Criticpier, kre-tik-ai, v. a. to criticize.

Croassement, kro-.iss-nia», vi. croaking.

Croasser, kro-ass-ai, %>. 11. to croak.

Croc, )t.xo\\, m. hook ; faiii; ; sharper ; —Gn-'}Vin\hc.li\

Croche, krosh, a. crooked, bent ; —,f. quaver.

Crochet, krosh-ey, >«. hook ; picklock ; steelyard,
crotchet, bracket ; —s, pi, fangs ; braces; loàÀ

Crocheter, kroshtai, v. a. to pick (a lock). [hatrl

Crocheteur, krosh-tur, m. porter ; picklo-'/t,

Croçlui, e, krosli-û, a. Hoçhdx crw/ttti.

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Crocodile, krok-ocUl, »t. froiodiU.

Croire, kroli-.ihr, t>. a. el n. to belierl, think ; cre^iit ;

bi: adviïed l'y ; en —, to trust to ; so —, 7'. r. to believe

one's self, be Inlie-jed.
;rois,iile, kroli-;ili2.ul, /. crusade.
;roiM-, kroli-ali-^ai, >;;. i runnier ; tititl.
.'rdisce, kruliali-zai,/^ ensei>ie>it, ivindow ; cross-aisle ;
;roi-,eiueiit, kroh-ati^iii.i</, w. irouin,):. [eross.

."roUcT, kroli-ali-^ai, v. a. et it. to ero.it: l,iyero.',s--,vise;

strikeout: lap; sc —, v. r. to cross each ol/ier : be
;roiseiir, krnh-ali;;-iir, »/;. truis'-r. \ir'ssed.

^^ri lisière, krr.h-.ilizy.iir, /: cruise.
Jroisillijii, kriili-ali-zi/-o;/, tn. cross-bar.
Jroissai'.cc, kro-ali-sa«s, /. );roiclh.
:roissaiit, kroh-ali-sa</, a. ^ro'oini:; ; —, vi. crescent ;
^^ hook : chiinuey-liook.

>• usure, kroah-^iir, /. crossing : coat-staTes, pi.
>.iit, kroliah, tn. increase.
Croître, kroli-alitr, :'. 11. tOf:ro7i'; increase,
'rnix, kroali, ./; ivvii,- aj/liction.
>iiilii.int, e, kri.lika;/, — t, a. crisp, brittle.
^^ro(|iie, krok, /. i\ la — an sel, ad. -uilh salt alone.

roiiuoiioto, krok-iiot, ;/;. sorry inusii ian.

ri)i|iior, kruk-ai, T'. a. et >i. to crauncli : scrunch ;

sl:clch: — le niarmot, to dance atlendanic,

ro.piet, krokey, ni. cracknel.
:rcM|iictte, krukclt, y: c-.-ocket, croquette.
;rMi|iiuiir, krok-iir, vi. glutton.
;rMiiiii;.;iiole, krok-iuyoj, ./: hard pastry ; fillip.

roiiLiis, krok-e, in. sketch.

rosse, kross, /. crosier ; bull-end.

ri)sscr, kross-ai, v. a. to bat : treat with contempt.

rossctte, kross-ett, f. layer, sprix'.

rosseiir, krossur, tn. cricket-player.

rotte, krot, y: dirt; dung:

rotter, krotal, v. a. to dirt ; splash; se — , v. r. to fct

rotliii. krot-til'/, nt. dnni^. \ilii/y.

iilemciit, krooliua;/, tit. sinkin.i;.

rouler, krool-ai, v. u. to sink ; launch.

puijier, ère, krool-yai, — r, a. s-ia/npy.

rouliere, krool-yair, f. bo.i;, swamp.

roup, kroop, ;;/. croup.

rou|iaile, kroo-pad, /. croupade.

mupe, kroop, /. croup ; brow of a hill.

niupii. kroo-pai, a. bieu —, -iviili a fine croup.

roiipier, kroo-pyai, tn. croupier; partner.

roupicre, kroo-pyair, ./; crupper.

rnu|)iou, kroo-pyo;/, ;/;. rump.

ruui)ir, kroo-ijeer, f. n. to stagnate ; lie.

rouitille, kroo-sti.', / Utile cru.st.

roustiller, kroost-i/-ai, v. 11. to gnaw Utile crusts,

route, kroot, /. crust ; scab ; scurf.

Toâtelette, kroot-lett, / little crust.

roiltier, kroot-yai, m. paltry painter,

roûtou, kroo-tov, tn. crust.

roy.ilile, krwa-yali-bl, a. credible.

Toyauce, krwaya«s, y; belief : faith.

Toyant, krwa-ya//, in. believer.

Iru, c, kril, a. raiu ; crude; coarse; harsh, rougit;
indecent ; stiif; .'l —, "" the bare skin {see Croire).

ril. kril. in. growth, soil; inveiilioii (^iv Croître).

ruuité, krû-oli-tai, f. cruelly.

luclie, \ix\vi\\, f. pilcher ; bloikhead.

rucliée, krûsii-ai, f. pilchcr-full.

rucliou. knV,h-o«, tn. little pitcher.

r.ieifère, knVse-fair, a. cruciferous.

Iruciiieiueiit, knVsefe uia.v, ";. crucifixion.
ucltier, krâ-se-fyai, v. a. lo crucify.

{riicilix, krû-se-fe, tn. truci/l.v.
uilité, krû-cletai, f. crudity, crudeness ; indigestion ;
lie. kri'i, /. growth ; rise. [—s, pi. harsh words.

iru .1. le, knVell, a. —lenient, ad. cruel.
;iieut, krû-nia<(, ad. bluntly, roughly.
ust.icé, e, krûstasai, <«. crustaceoiis.
uzaile, kriVzail,y; crusade.
yi)te, kript, f. crypt.
I>e, kùb, >«. cube.
bique, kiVbik, a. cubic, cubical.
iicurbite. kù-kôr-bit, y. cucuriite,
'" lisou, ku/ey-so«, Cueillette, V\\l-cK\,f. gatheriii

tuelllir, kuAecr, v. a. to gather, pick. \Jtarvest.

Iieilloir, ku/fwar, tn.fruit-haskct.
piller, kwi/-air, f. spoon ; ladle.
nillerée, kwiArai, f spoonful : ladleful.
billerou, kwi/-ro;/, tn. bowl of a spoon.
«lir, kweer, m. hide, skin ; leather.
pirasse, kwc-i.ass, / cuirass.
birasser, kwe-ras-ai, v. et. to cuirass.
Jirassier, kwe-ras-y.ii, m. cuirassier.
luire, kweer, v. a. et n. to cook ; dress ; boil; roast;
fifi) ; digest ; smart ; burn ; to — trop, to over-do.
lisant, e, kwe-za«, — t, <?. sharp ; stiiartiin'.

[undercook.

;iiile-'le- —,
ictiiali.
—air, /; '■,>■'<••
1 111,11 f.

do
■d.

head-

\ Cuiseur, kwezur, in. brickbiirner.

Cuisine, kwe/in, f. kitiheti ; lOoKery

Cuisiner, kwe-ze-nai, xk 11, to cook, drc\s
I Cuisinier, kweze-nyai, in. cook; —ire,
I Cuissard, k«e-s.ir. in. cuisit.
I Cuisse, kwiss, f. thigh ; leg (of a foivl).

Cuis.son, kwe-so;/,/; looking ; baking ; smart; p.iiu il

Cuissot, kwe-soli, in. hauiiih. (— , limnc baked hicr.n

Cuistre, kwis-tr, in. a nhoolmaster's man ; pcdanl.

Cuit, kwe, see Cuire.

('uite. kwi.i-;, /; baking, burning.

(Suivre, kwe\r, m. upper; — j.iune, brass.
i l'uivré, e, kwe-vrai, a. lofpered, coprcr-ioloured.

Cul, kùli, in. brcctli ; boltoiii ; --■ ile j.ittc, i <;///(
— tie l.inipo, tail-picie; — di' sac, blind alley.

Cul.isse, kfi-l.iss, /. breech, stock.
' Culbute, kûlbùt, f. summerset, tumble.

Culbuter, kùl-bû-tai, r'. a. et 11. to tliro-.u down
long ; fall headlong.

Culée, kùd,ii,y! abulinenl ; stern-iciy.

Culiùre. kùl-yair,.A giitter'Stone ; hind-g-irth.

Culinaire, kû-lo-uair, a. ciiUnary.

Culmination, kûl-nie-u.di-syo;/,y; cuhniiiation.

Culot, kû-liill, m. liestlim: ; '"P . l'vllom ; dross,

Culutle, kûlcit,/; brccthcs.pt. ; ruinpofbec/.

Culotter, kft-lot-ai, v. a. to brccch.

(,'ulottier. kû-|i.t-yai, m. breeches :t:akci:

Culi>abil]té, kfil-pab-eletai,y: culpability.

Culte, kûlt, tn. ivors'iip.

Cultivable, kùl-te-vali bl, a. cultivable.

Cultivateur, kùl - te -v.it -ur, m. husbandman, tiller;

Cultivation, kCil-te-va-syo«,/; mlli: alUm. \ farmer.

Cultiver, kfil-te-vai, v. a. to tullisale ; improie.

Culture, kfll-tilr.y; culture, husbandry.

Cumin, kfi-inai«, m. cumin.

Cunuil, kiViniil, tn. accumulation.

Cumulatif, ivc, kTi-mûl-at-if, — iv, a. — ivenicut, ad.

Cunuiler, kiVmfil-ai, v. a. to accumiilale. [aicumiiialii'e.

Cupide, kiVpid, a, covetous, greedy.

Cupidité, ku-pe-de-tai,/. cupidity, lust.

Curabilité, kù-ra-be-le-tai,/ curableness.

Curable, k(^rali-bl, a. curable.

Curai;e, kiVralij, tn. cleansing.

Cur.itelle, kiVrat-ell,/ guardianship.

Cur.iteur, kû-rat-ur. ;//. eurati'i; Irusiee.

Curatif, ive, kù-r.itif, — iv, a. luralive, healing;

Curalion, ki'i-rali-syo«,y: curing.

Cur.itrice, kiVrat-riss.yl trustee.

Cure, kOlr, / cure ; parish.

Curé, kû-rai, m. parson.

Cure-dent, ki"lr-da«, m. loolhpici.

Curée, kû-rai, yî hound's fee.

Cure-oreille, kûr-or-ey/. )/;. earpicker.

Curer, kiVrai, v. a. to cleanse : pick.

Curette, kû-rtt,y; pump-scraper.

Cureur, kiVrur, tn. cleanser of wells,

Curial, e. kû-re-al, a. curial.

Curie, kù-re,./! ward. [nice, dainty.

Curieu.x, se, kiVryuh, — z, a, —sèment, ad. curious;
I Curiosité, kù-ryoli-ze-tai.y: curiosity.
\ Curoir, kùr-war, tn. ploiigh-spud. [runtiiiig hand.

Cursif, ive, kûr-sif, — iv, a. ciirsiie ; écriture, —ive.

Custode, kùs-tod, tn. warden ; —,f. curtain ; py\.

Cutané, e, ki'it.in-ai, a. cutaneous.

Cuve, kùv.y; liib, val.

Cuveau, kiiv-oli, ;/;. little tub.

Cuvée, kùv-ai,/. tub-full. [sleep one's self .wber.

Cuver, kù-vai, -•. 11. to work ferment ; — son vin, ta

Cuvette, kù-vet.y". wash-hand basin.

Cuvier, kû-ve-ai, in./ish-liib ; lie-tub.

Cycle, sikl, m. cycle.

Cycliiiue, se-klik, a. cyclical.

Cysjne, siny;', tn. swait.

Cylindre, se-l.ii«-dr, m. cylinder.

Cylindri(iue, se-lai«-drik, a. cyliiidric, eylîndrical.

Cymaise, se-mezz,yl ogee.

Cymbale, sai«-bal,y; cymbal.

Cyniciue, se-nik, a. cynic, cynical.

Cynisme, senizm, m. cynism.

Cyprè-s, se-prey, ;/;, cypress.

Da, dali, int. oui-d.i, j'« indeed ; nenni-da, 110 t'ndeeii.
Dactyle, dak-til, tn. dactyle.
Dada, dad-ali, m. hohby-horse.
Dadais, dad-ey, tn. bcoby, tiintiy.
Dague, da]Lf,y; dagger.

Daifuerréotype, dai;-crr-ai-otep, m. daguerreotype.
Daffuerréotypcr, Uag-err-ai-o-tc-pai, v. a. ta i.agnef^
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fcaguerréotypiste. dag-err-ai-o-te-pist. m. dapterreo.

Dagues.' clat;./ t'- "'^*^ "/'» ""''' *^'"''" ''""''" "-^ "
DaL'UL-t, d;iu-cy, m. bnKkct.
Daurner, dai<i-yai, v. u. to dct^'n ; vouchsafe.
Daim, >\m>i, m. - iii.Mc, biuk ; — femelle, rfoft
Daiiie, den,/; (/iv.
Dais, dey, »i. canopy.
\\A\\c.<\:K\,r.M:i-ito>ie: trow:h.
IJ.illcr, dal-ai, v. a. to trnve tvilh/lair-stones.
Daliiiatique, dal-iuat-ik,/ tialmattc.
Dalot, dal-oli, m. sciippo:
Ham, da«. >«. cost, damagt.

Damas, dam-ah. «.. damask, \v. a. '-''fa '''<"*•

Damasquiner. dam-as-kn\-ai. Damasser, dam-ali-sai.
Damiisiure, d im-ah-snr./. dam.xsk-worl:.
Dame, dam./ /«<!>.• <<''"'".• </>"''" \<^'Y^^. cards): — s.
//. draughts! — . »"A nay, forsooth : — Jeanne./.
demijon, large bottle. . ,, ,,.,j,

Damoï, dam-ai. i'. «. /f fr.)?.^'! ,• - Ic pion \ q., to outdo
Dameret, dam-ray, >ii. spark, fo/>. {oiie.

\ta.m\cT, i\Mr\-yM, >n. draughtboard.
Daiimable. d m-iiali-bl, a. — r.icnt, ad. damnable.
Damnation, dau-nau-syo;*./; daiiiualion.
Danuier. dau-nai, v. a. to damn.
Damoiseau, damwa-zoh. m. spark, Jop.
Damoisel, dam-wa-zell. m. young page ; spark.
D.amoiselle, dam-wa-zell, / damsel.
Dandin, da;/-dai«, m. noddy, ninny.
Dandinement, d.i«-din-ma;(. m.joggtng.
se Dandiner, da«-din-ai. v. r. to jog ones self.
Danger, dax-hjai, )«. </'»«;•'"■• „jj„,,

Dan^'ereux. se. da-dij-rnli. -z. a -sèment, f-J^"-
Dans, da«. pr. in, luithtn, into, at. \ gérons.

\^M\s^,AAn^i,f dance; dancing. j„„ri„.r

Danser, da<i-sai. v. a. to dance; maître à —, dancing-
Danseur. da«-sur. m. dancer. {master.

Dard. dar. m. dart. Javelin, harpoon.
Darder, dar-dai. v. a. tu dart, harpoon.
Dariole. dar-y«l. / a sort of custard.
Darne, darn, / slice.
Darse, darss, /". luet-dock.
Dartre, dar-tr,/ ringworm ; tetter.
Dartreux, se, tlar-truh, — z, a. scabby.
Dataire, dat-air. m. datary.
Date, dat.y: date.
Dater, dat-ai, v. a. to date.
\y±X.enc, &.xl-xe, f datary s office.
Datif, ive, dat-if, — iv. a. dative; —, m. dative.
Dation, dah-syo«,/ giving.
Datte, dat, /: date.
Dattier, dat-yai, m. date-tree.
Daube, dohb,/ ste^ved meat.
Dauber, doh bai, v. a. to stew
Dauphin, doh-faiH, m. dolphin.

Davantaire, dav-a«-talij, ad. more. . . „

De, tUth.pr. of, from, in, by, with ; de par le roi, in the
I)!; <lai. m. die: thimble. \king s name.

D-biclaiîe, dai-bau-klahj, m. clearing a haven.
DébAcle. dai-bau-kl,/. breaking of the ice
Dib.'iclenient. dai-bau-kl-maH, ;.•/. breaking up {ice);

clearing {harbour). . , , . ,

D -bAclerr dai-bau-klai. v. a. to break up (ice) ; clear
D 'bi\cleur, dai-bau-klur, m. water-bailijf. [(harbour).
Dib-illai;e, dai-bal-ahj. m. uupackiiig. ,,,.,„,„

Diballer, dai-bal-ai. T/. a. ^J ««/'«'•'C-- . Uf"'^'^'

Débandade, dai-ba/i-dad,/ .Ma-, m confusion, heltei-
Débandement, dai-ba«d-ma«. m. disbanding.
Débander. dai-ba«-dai. v. a. to unbend; loosen ; se —,

V. i: to disband.
Debanciuer, dai-liax-kai. v. a. to break a bank. _

Débaptiser, dai-bat-e-zai. v. a. to unchrislen; se faire

— to renounce baptism : change one s name.
Débarbouiller. dai-l>ar-boo/-ai, v. a. to clean ; wash ;
se —, 7J. r. to wash one s face. ... ■/

Débarcadère, diibar-kad-air. m. landing-place: rail-
IVbardage. dai-bar dalij, m. unlading, \way-statton.
Débarder, dai-bar-dai, v. a. to unlade.
Débardeur, dai-bar-dur, m. lighterman.
Débarquement, daibark-ma;i, m. landing.
Débarquer, dai-bar-kai, v. a. et n. to disembark ; land.
D»barras, daibar-.au. m. disencumbraiice.
Débarrasser, dai-bar-asai, v. a. to disencumber ; free ;

se —, V. r. to i:et clear, rid of.
Débarrer, dai-bau-rai. '. . a. to unbar.
Débat, dai-bah. m. quarrel, strife.
Débiter, dai-bau-tai, %: a. to unsaddle.
Débattre, daibat-tr. v. a. to debate, discuss ; se —, v. r.

to struggle, strive. , _, . ,

Débauche, dai-bohsh,/ debauch; debaucltery.
Débauché, dai-boli-shai, m. debauchee.
Débaucher, dai-boh-shai, v. a, to debauch ; seduce.

cuff: banter.

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Débaucheur, dai-boh-shur, m. debauchtr.
Débet, dai-bett, m. balance.
DébitTer, dai-bif-fai, v. a. to weaken.
Débile, dai-bil, <i. —ment, ad. weak, feeble. _
Debilitation, dai-be-le-tah-syow,/ debilitation.
Débilité, dai-be-lc-tai./ weakness.
Débiliter, dai-be-le-tai, v. a. to debilitate.
Débit, dai-be. m. sale ; delivery ; debtor side.
Débitant, dai-be-ta«. m. retailer, dealer. \(iebil.

Débiter, dai-be-tai. v. a. to sell ; utter words, declaim ;
Débiteur, dai-be-tur, m. —trice, — triss, /. debtor; —,

m. — teuse. — tuhz./. teller ; spreader of news.
Déblai, dai-blay. m. clearing away ; rubbish.
Déblatérer, dai-blat-ai-rai, v. n. to blatter.
Déblayer, dai-blay-yai. v. a. to clear aivay.
Débloquer, dai-blok-ai. v. a. to raise a blockade.
Déboire, dai-bwar, m. twang, after-taste : trouble.
Déboitement. dai-bwat-ma«, m. dislocation ; luxation
Déboîter, dai-bwatai, v. a. to dislocate. \ gush forth.
Débonder. dal-bo«-dai, v. a. et n. to unhung ; bunt,
Débondonner, dai-bon-don-ai. v. a. to unbung, uns/,'f.
Débonnaire, dai-bon-air, a. —ment, ad. meek, «My

tempered. , ...

Débonnaireté. dai-bon-air-tai./ meekness, kintiness.
Débordé, e, dai-bor-dai, a. dissolute. [lutencss

Débordement. dai-bord-ma«, m. over/lo7uing; dnsi^
Déborder, dai-bor-dai, v. a. et n. to take off the hem,

jut out; cwerjlow ; se —, v. r. to overjttnv.
Déboîter, dai-bot-ai. v. a. to pull off one s boots.
Débouché, dai-boo-shai, m. market; issue ; evasion.
Deboucliement,dai-boosh-ma«.w».K»"/c//«",f.«""'"'i
Déboucher, dai-boo-sliai, v. a. et n. to uncork; open,

pass : clean. . , , ,

Déboucler, dai-boo-klai. v. a. to unbuckle; uncurl.
Débouquement. dai -book- max, m. disemboguing

narrow» channel.
Débouquer, dai-boo-kal. v. n. to disembogue.
Débourser, dai-boor-bai, v. a. to cleanse.
Débourrer, dai-boor-ai, v. a. to unstop: draw the wad

ding of a e^un ; se —, v. r. to become polished.
Débours, dài-boor. m. pi, Débourse, dai-boor-sai, m

disbursement; moni_y laid out.
Débourser, dai-boor-sai, v. a. to disburse.
Debout. d!iA-l)00. ad. upright, up, standing.
Débouter, dai-boo-tai, v. a. to reject.
Déboutonner, dai-boo-ton-ai. v. a. to unbutton.
se Débrailler, dai-bra/-ai. v. r. to uncover one s breaH
Débrodouiller, dai-br«A-dooAai, v. n. to save the luni
Débrider, dai-brid-ai, v. a. et n. to bruile ; dispatcn

halt ; sans —, at a stretch.
Débris, dai-bre, m. remains ; wreck.
Débrouillemenl, dai-broo/-iiia«, m. unravelling.
Débrouiller, dai-brooAai, v. a. to unravel; explain.
Débrutir, dai-brû-teer, v. a. to polish. \roiii;>.

Débrutissemeut. dai-brû-tiss-ma»i, m. clearing ojj v.
Débucher, dai-bil-sliai, v. a. to dislodf;e, start [ga»u\.
Débusquement. dai-bflsk-niaw, m. driving out.
Débusquer, dai-bûs-kai, v. a. to drive out ; oust.
Début, dai-bft. in.Jirst cast ; outset; beginning. \li'<-
Débutant, dai-bfl-ta«, m. actor appearing for the ji

Débutër.'dai-bû-tai, v. n. to play Jirst ; begin

an outset. ., . ..

Deçà. dwA-sah, ad. an —, en —, par —, on this suit.
Décacheter, dai-kash-tai. v. a. to unseal.
Décade, dai-kad,/; decade.
Décadence, dai-kad-a«J-./ decay, decline.
Decaijone. dai-kag-on. m. decagon.
Décaisser, dai-kay-sai. v. a. to take out of a cHtst.
Decalogue, dai-kal-og. w). decalogue.
Décalquer, dai-kal-kai, v. a. to connterdraw.
Décainpement, dai-ka«p-ma«, m. decampment.
Décamper, dai-ka«-pai, v. n. to decamp.
Décan, dai-ka«, m. dean.
Décanat, dai-kan-ah, m. deanshtp.
Décanter, dai-ka«-tai, v. a. to decant.
Décapitation, dai-kap-e-tah-syo«,/ beheading.
Décapiter, dal-kap-e-tai, v. a. to behead.
Décarreler, dai-kaur-lai, v. a. to unpave.
Décatir, dai-kat-eer, v. a. to ungloss, hot-press.
Décatissage, dai-kat-e-sahj. m. unglosstng.
Decaver, dai-kav-ai, v. a. to gain the stake.
Décéder, dai-sai-dai, v. n. to decease, die.
•Déceindre. dai-sai«-dr, v. a. to ungird.
Décèlenient, dai-sel-ma«. m. disclosing.
Déceler. dai-SI(/«•l.^i, v. a. to disclose, betray.
Décembre, dai-sa«-br, m. December.
Décemment, dai-sain-a«, ad. decently.
Décence, dai-sa«s,/. decency.
Décennal, e, dai-sen-al, a. decennial.
Décent, e, dai-sa«, — t, a. decent. Jit.
Décentraliser, dai-sa«-tra-li-zai, v. a. to uncentralu
Ddoeption, dai-itep-syow,/: deception

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D<fcemer, dni-sair-nal, v. a. to decree; atuant

IVcès, (laisay. »//. dtcease, death.

Deievant, e, dai-sva»/, — t, a. deieit/iil./allacwiis.

•Duccvoir, tiais-vwar. t'. a. to deceive.

Dcchaiiicnieiit, dai-bliayii-ma«, m. outrageotts ivords,

railiiii;.
Uécliaiiier, dai-shay-nai, v. n. to uiuhaiit ; ween se :

".f —, T'. r. to i>i:rii:/i : r,ii.' at.
Dtfclianttr, dai-slia»/-tai, v. a. to change one's note;

lou'er one's key.
néchaperoiiiKT, dai-shap-ron-ai, t. a. to unhood.
Dcchartjc, dai-sharhj, / unlading: discharge;

relief : lumber-room.
DécharKenicnt, dai-sharlij-maw, »«. unlading.
Dt'cliarKcr, dai-sliarhj-ai, v. a. to unload, unlade ;

lighten: release; clear; so —, v. r. to discharge,

ease one's self. , . ,

I)écliar);eiir, rlai-shar-lijiir, tn. unlader. \make lean.
Déctiarncr, dai-sliar-iiai, r. a. to .strip off tlie flesh ;
Dcthasscr, dai-slias-ai, v. a. to drive out.
Décliaiimer, dai-shoh-iiiai, v. a. to break uf> fallow land.
UécliaiisseniL-nt, daisluihsiiiaw, m. baring the root.
Déchausser, dai-slioh-sai. v. a. to pull off the shoes,

stockings or boots : lay bare.
Decliaiis^ures, dai-shoh-silr,/: pi. the wolfs lair.
Déchc.-iiice, dai-shai-a«s,y: forfeiture.
Déchet, dai-sliay, >'/. loss, waste, dec.xy.
Décheveler, dai-shx/i-vlai, v. a. todishenel.
DéchifTiàble, dai-shif-mh-bl, a. decipherable, legible.
Dc'chiflVL-ment, (lai-she-fr-iiia«, ui. deciphering.
Déchiffrer, dai-shif-rai, v. a. to decipher.
Déchitfroiir, dai-she-frur, in. decip/icier.
Déchiqueter, dai-sliik-tai, v. a. to slash : pink.
Déclikiueture, dai-sliik-tiir, / slashing ; pinking.
DéchiraKe, dai-she-ralij, "»• breaking up.
Déchirant, e, dai-shc-ra;/, — t, a. heart-rending.
Déchirement, d.ii-sheer-nia«, in. rending; tearing.
Déchirer, ilai-she-rai, t. a. to rend, tear; rip; destroy ;
Déchireur, dai-slie-rur, in. ripper. [defame.

Déchirure, dai-she-rftr, f. rent, tear.
>Déclioir, dai-shwar, v. ii. to fall ; decay, decline.
Déchu. J(<; Déchoir.

Décidément, dai-cid-ai-ma», ad. decidedly
Décider, d.ii-cid-ai, v. a. et n. to decide ; induce ;

-, V. r. to be decided, resolve.
jDeciniable, dai-seiu.ili-bl, ii. tithable,
_)écinial, dai-se-mal, a. decimal.
|l)éciiiiale, dai-se-mal, /". decimal fraction.
Déciniateur, dai-se-uiat-ur, m. tithe-owner.
Décini.ition, <lai-se-mali-syo;;, f. decimation.
Décime, dai-seem. in. tenth part of a franc.
)éciiiier, dai-se-mai, v. a to decimate.

;ibif. ive, dai-se-zil, — iv, a. — ivement, a. decisive;
Décision, (lai-se-zyo«, f decision. [positive.

")écis()ire, dai-se-z\var, a. decisory.

jclainateur, dai-klam-at-ur, in. declaimer. [vective.

iclamation, <lai-klani-ah-syo«, f declamation ; in-
)éclaniatoire, dai-klam-at-war, a. declamatory.

■clamer, dai-klam-ai, f. ir. todeclaim ; recite ; iiireitih.
>éclaratif, ive, dai-klar-at-if, — iv, a. declarative, de-
claratory.

)éclaration, dai-klar-ali-syo«, f. declaration.
)éclarcr, dai-klar-ai, "v. a. to declare ; notify ; se — ,

7». r. to declare one's self.
>éclencher, dai-kla«-shai, v. a. to unlatch.
)éclin, dai-klaix, tn. decline ; wane (moon).

;linal)le, dai-kle-nah-bl, a. declinable. [tioii.

)éclinaison, dai-kle-nay-so;;, f. declension ; déclina-
' icliner, dai-kle-nai, v. a. et n. to decline ; fall ajvay ;

except against,

Vtlive, dai-kliv, a. declivous, sloping:
i)éclivité, dai-kle-ve-tai, f. declivity.
l^)éclore, <lai-klor, v. a. to open, unclose.

kiclos, e, dai-kloh, — z, a. unclosed.
fcclouer, dai-kloo-ai, v. a. to ur.iiail.

kocher, dai-kosh-ai, v. a. to discharge, shoot.
►écoction, <lai-kok-syo«, f. decoction.
VcoilTer, dai-kwaf-ai, v. a. to take off the head-dress ;
[uncork ; se — , ir. r. to undo one's head-dress.

kollation, dai-kol-lah-syo«, f. decollation.

éci)llement,dai-kol-nia«, in. ui'gliiing,

écolier, dai-kol-ai, z: a. to behead ; ungliie ; se —,

f. r. to come uiigliied, come off. [breast.

écolleter, dai-kol-tai, v. a. to unco^ier the neck or

icoloration, dai-kol-or-ah-syo/(, f. decoloration.

écolorer, dai-kol-or-ai, v. a. to discolour ; se — , v. r.

(o lose colour.

Scdmbrer, dai-ko«-brai, v. a. to clear from rubbish.

jcombres, dai-kow-br, f pi. rubbish. [analyse.

Icomposer, dai-ko«-poh-zai, v. a. to discompose;

(composition, dai-koM-poh-ze-syox, /. decomposi-
»«/ analysing.

Décompte, dalkoxt, m. dcdnc'ion.

I )éci)iuptcr, daikiwi-tai, v. a. et n. to deduct ; diminish.

Déconcerter, dai-kc»/-sair-tai, i: a. to disconcert ; dis-
compose ; se —, ?'. r. to be disconcerted.

•Déconfirc, dai-k<)'/-fcer, v, a. to rout.

Déconfiture, d.ii ki>;i-fe-tùr, f. discointiture ; failure,

Découseilli'r, c!,ii-ko/;-be/-.ii, v. a. to dissuade.

Déconsidération, dai-kox-se-dai-ralisyo;/, ./. disesteem.

Déconsidérer, tlai-ko^/-sedairai, v. a. to bring into
disesteem.

Décontenance, dai-ko«t-na»/s, f. discountenance.

Déc«nten,'inceT, <lai-ko«t-na«-sai, ". a. to confound.

Déconvenue, (lai-ko;/-vn<^, f. misi,.ip. [abash.

Décor, <iai-kor, in. decoration.

Décorateur, dai-kor-at-ur, in. decorator.

Décoration. dai-kor-ah-syo«, y: decoration ; scenery.

Décorder, dai-kordai, r. iJ. to untwist.

Décorer, dai-kor-ai, v. a. to decorate, di'gnify.

Décortic.ition, dai-kor-te-kah-syo;/, f. decoriicatioH.

Décortiiiuer, daikor-te-kai, v. a. to decorticate.

Décorum, d.iikor-o"/, in. decorinii.

Découcher, diiikoo-sliai, v. ii. to lie abroad.

Décnmlre, dai-koo-ilr, v. a. to iinsew, unstitch ; en —,
to havf a brush i.'it/i.

Découlement. dai-kool-uiax, tn. trickling.

Découler, d likoo-lai. v. n. to trickle. [pink.

Découper, dai-koo-pai, Î' a to cut into pieces ; carve;

Découpeur, d.ii-koopur. m. pinker.

Découpler, dai-koo-plai, v. a. In uncouple ; let loose.

Découpure, dai-koo-pûr, / pinking ; pnpcrculs. pi.

Décourairenient, dai-koo-rahj-maw, in. discourage-
ment, dejection.

Décourai^cr, dai-koo-r,ihj-ai,'T'. a. to discourage ; dis-
hearten : se —, V. r. to be discourai^ed.

Dccours, dai-koor, m. decrease ; wane.

Décousure, dai-koo-zilr, f unserving ; rent

Découvert, e, dai-koo-vair, — t, a. uncovered ; open ;
h —, in the open air ; plainly. [to scout.

Découverte, d.ii-koo-v,iirt, / disco7>ery ; aller i\ la —,
•Découvrir, dai-koo-vreer. t. a. to unconier ; discirver ;
find out ; se —, v. r. to take off one' s hat ; make one's
self kno^vn.
Décrasser, dai-kras-ai, î'. a. to clean.

Décréditement, (lai-krai-dit-ma«, m. discredit.
Dccréditer, dai-krai-de-tai, v. a. to discredit ; se —,

V. t. to lose one's credit.
Décrépit, e, dai-krai-pe, —pit, a. decrepit.
Décrépitude, dai-krai-pe-tùd,/. decrepitude.
Décret, dai-krey, m. decree ; warrant.
Décréter, dai-krai-lai, v. a. to decree ; order.
Docri, dal-kre, in. crying doivn ; disrepute.
Décrier, dai-kre-ai, v. a. to decry ; bring into disrepute.
•Décrire, dai-kreer, v. a. to describe.
Décrochement, d.ii-krosh-nia«, m. iinhoo,';ing.
Décrocher, dai-krosh ai, v. a. to unh.'ok.
Décroissement, dai-krwa-siiia», "/. decrease.
•Décroître, dai-krnhah-tr. v. n. lo decrease.
Décrotter, dai-krot-.ii, f. a. lo clean ; rub off t/te dirt.
Décrotteur, dai-krotur, in. shoeblack.
IKcrottoir, dai-krot-war, in. uraper
Décrottoire, daikrut-war, ./.' shoc-hriish.
Décruer, daikrlVai, Dccruser, il li-krft-zai. 7'. a. to
'Décuire, dai-kweer, i: a. to lnjiiefy. [scour {silk).

Décuple, dai-kiVpl, a. decuple, tenfold.
Décupler, dai-kiVplai, 7'. a. I" increase tenfold.
Décuver, dai-kil-vai, v. a. to Inn.

I )(Hlaij;ner, dai-ilain-yai, v. a. el n to disdain ; scorn.
Dédaii^ueux, se, dai ilain-yuh, — z, a. — semont, ad.

disdi 1 in fill, scornful.
Dédain, dai-d.ii//, m. disdain, scorn.
Djd.ate, dai dal, in. labyrinth.

Dedans, d«/i-da'/, ad. in, ivithin : au ~, en — , in-
luardly ; — , tn. the inside, interior ; ail —, at home.
Dédicace, d.ai-de-kass, f dedication.
Dedicatoire, d.ii-de-kat-war, <r. dedicatory.
Dédier, d.ii-dyai. z'. a. lo dedicate.
•Dédire, lUii-deer, v. a. to unsay, disozvn, deny ; se — ,

V. r. to recant, recede.
Dédit, dai-de, m. unsaying ; forfeit, [lion ; amends.
Dédommagement, dai-dom-ahj ma;/, tn. indeitini/ica-
Dédomm.ajjer, dai-dom-ahj-ai, v. a. to indemnify;

make amitids.
Dédorer, dai-dor-ai, z\ a. to rub, wear off the gilding.
Dédoubler, liai-doo-blai, v. a. to iiiiline ; make izuo

regiments of one.
Détiuction, dai-di'ik-syox, f deduction. ., ' •*

•Déduire, dai-dweer, zi.a. to deduct, deduce.
Déesse, dai-ess, f. goddess.
se DefAclier, dai-fau-shai, f. n l'a foo/.
Défaillance, dai-fa/-ans, f. fainting-fit, szvoott.
Défaillant, e, dai-fa/-a«, — t, a, fainting ; feeble ; —,
m. defaulter. _

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Défaillir, <fai-fn/-oer,x'. "./<'/"/.•/«''""'• .. , .
Défaire, dai-falr, v. a. to iiiitio ; defeat; rtd of; se —,

V. r. to rid one's self of: liive up.
Défait, e, daifai, — t, a. undone; vieagre; ivmi.
Défaite, dai-fct, f. defeat, sale ; evasion. . , , .

Défalcation, dai-falkalisyo»,/ defalcation deduction.
DéfaUiuer, dai-fal-kai, v. a. to defahate, deduct.
Défaut, (lai-f(.ti. ;«. defect ; fault ; want . non-ap/>ear.
ance ; h - <lc, m default of. for want of: ctrc cu -,
Défaveur, cbi-fav-ur,y; disgrâce. I to be at a loss.

Défav..rable. dai-fav-or-ah-Ll. a. -ment, ad. i'"/'']'"''-'
Défectif, ive, dai-fek-tif. -iv, a. defective. \able.

Défection, dai-fek-syo»,/. defection: revolt
Défectueux, se, dai-fek-tft-uli, -z, a. defeitue ; ""/";-
Défectuosité, daifck-lfloh-ze-tai,/ defect. \Ject.

Défendable, dai-fa;/-dali-bl, a. defensible.
Défendeur, daifTD/ilur, vi. defendant.
Défendre. dai.fa«-dr, v. a. el n. to defend ; uphold:
shelter: prohibit; se —, v. r. to dejend ones self;

help, forbear. ^. .^.

Défense, dai-faws./ defence: prohibition: opposition ,

— s, pi. defences (of a place) : tusks {ivild boar).
Défenseur, dai-faw-sur, >n. defender.
Défensif, ive, dai-fa«-sif. — iv, a. defensive.
Défensive, dai-faw-siv,/ defensive.
Déférence, daifai-ra«s,/ deference. ...

Déférer, dai-fai-rai, v. a. et n. to confer; xnipeach ;

comply with ; submit; pay deference.
Déferler, dai-fair-lai, v. a. to unfurl.
Déferrer, dai-fair-ai, v. a. to unshoe : perplex ; confound.
Défet, dai-fey, m. waste sheet.
Défi, dai-fe. m. defiance, challenge.
Défiance, dai-fyaxs,/ distrust: dijfidence.
Défiant, e, dai-fya«. — t, a. distrustful.
Déficit, dai-fe-sit, m. deficit, deficiency.
Défier, dai-fyai, v. a. to defy, challenge ; brave ; se —,

V. r. to distrust; suspect.
Défigurer, dai-fe-gû-rai, v. a. to disfigure.
Défile, dai-fe-lai, >«. </<///*■• , ^,
Défilement, dai-fil-nia;/, m. defilement.
Défiler, dai-fe-lai, v. a. to untwist, unstring ; defile ; se

—, V. r. to i^et unstrung. .

Défini, e, dai-fe-ne, a. definite, precise. \notion.

Définir, dai-fe-neer, v. a. to define: determine : give a
Définitif, ive. dai-fe-ne-tif, — iv, a. — ivenient, ad. defini-
tive : en définitive,yf//rt//y. _
Définition, day-fe-ne-syo«.y; definition : deiision.
Défiennicr, dai-rteg-niai, v. a. to dephlegmate.
Défleurir, dai-fluli-reer, v. a. et n. to nip ql/the blossoms ;

lose or shed the blossoms.
Défloration, dai-flor-ah-syo»/,/ defloration.
Déflorer, dai-flor-ai. v. a. to deficnvcr.
Défoncement, dai-fo«s-nia«, vi. staving.
Défoncer, dai-fo«-sai, v. a. to stave ; shove.
Déformation, dai-for-m.-ih-syo«,/. deformation.
Déformer, dai-for-m.ni, v. a. to deform.
Détourner, dai-foor-nai, v. a. to taie out of the oven.
Défrai, dai-fray, m. defraying.

Défrayer, dai-fray-yai, v. a. to defray, bear he charges
Défrichement, dai-frish-ma«, vi. clearing {land). [of.
Défricher, dai-frish-ai, v. a. to grub up, clear ground;

unrai'el. , , .

Défricheur, dai-frish-ur, vi. one who grubs up.
Défriser, dai-fre-zai, v. a. to uncurl; disappoint.
Défroncer, dai-fro;;-s.ai, v. a. to undo plaits.
Défroque, dai-frok, / cast-off clothes ; a mouKS pro-
Défrociucr, dai-fro-kai, v. a. to unfrock, rob. [perty.
Défunt, c, dai-fu«, — t, iï. deceased, late.
Dégagement, dai-gahj-ma«, m. disengagement .■clear-
ing of the 7vay ; back-room; escalier de —, private
staircase. ,. , , ^

Dégager, dai-galij-ai, v. a. to disen.gage, redeem ; free
jÇom; ease; withdraw one's word: clear (a way);
se —, V. r. to diseni:age one's self; get clear.
Dégaine, dai-gayn,/ odd manner.
Dégainer, dai-gay-nai, v. a. to draw.
Déganter, dai-ga«-tai, v. a. to pull o^gloves.
Dégarnir, dai-gar-neer,x'. a. to disgarnish ; unfurnts/i;

strip ; se —, v. r. to grow thin ; part with.
Dég.lt, dai-gau, >«. /«mw; 7c<ii/<r.
Dég.iuchir, dai-goh-sheer. v. a. to plane; polish.
Dégauchissement, dai-gohshis-ma/;, w«. planing, level-
Dégel, dai-hjel. vi. thaw. V'"!:-

Dégeler, dai-hjlai, v. a. to thaw.
Dégénération, dai-hjai-nai-rah-syoH.y; degeneration.
Dégénérer, daihjai-nai-rai, v. n. to degenerate.
Dégénérescence,' dai-hjai-nai-res-sa;(S,/. degeneracy.
Dégingandé, e, dai-hjai«-ga«-dai, a. totterinjr ; awk-
Dégluer, d.ai-glû-ai, v. a. to unglue. [ward.

Déglutir, dai-glfl-teer, v. a. to swalloiv.
Déglutition, dai-gUVte-syo«,/ deglutition.
Pégoiser, dai-gwa-zai, v. a. to rattle; chatter.

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Dégonflement, dnigox-nnia)/, >«. collapsinif.
Dégorgement, dai-gorhj-ma;/, >«. overjloivmg.
Ucgorger, <lai-gornijai, v. a. et n. to clear ; cleans*.
scour; be purged; se —,v. r. to scour, dischargt
one's self. , . , , ,

Dégourdir, dai-goor-decr. v. a. to revive, polish ; faire
—, to take the chill off; se -, v. r. to grow warm ;
revive.
Dégourdissemcnt, daigoor-diss max, m. revivnis.
Dégoût, dai-goo, m. distrust : loathing: disl'ke.
Dégorttant, e. dai-goo-ta«, — t. <»• disgusijul, nasty;
unpleasant. ,

Dégoftter, daigoo-tai, v. a. to disgust ; sc —, v. r. to

loathe, get disgusted of. . , , r

Dégoutter, dai-gootai, v. n. to drop, trickle. [mage.
Dégradation, dai-grad-ah-syo», /. degradation : da-
Dégrader, dai-gr.ul-.ii, i'. a. to degrade: damage; He-
base ; se —, V. r. to degrade ones self.
Dégralfer, dai-graf-ai, 7'. (!■. /«' '/(/i/iiiA .

Uograissage. inii.grey-s.-\lij, Dégraissemcnt, dai-grey-

sma;/, m. scouriri.', cleansiui,'.
Dégraisser, daigrey-sai, v. a. to scour; impoveri'.n.
Dégraisseiir, daigrey-sur, m. scourer. [mine.

Dégravoyer, daigra-vwa-yai, v. a. to wash awuv ;
Degré, daigiai, m. degree, step: staircase; stage.
Dégréer, dai-graiai, v. a. to unrig.
Dégrèvement, dai-graiv-ma«, "/. reducing a lax.
Dégrever, dai-grai-vai, v. a. to reduce a lax.
Dégringolade, daigrai>;-gol-ad,/ tumbling.
Dégringoler, dai-grai«-golai, v. n. to tumble diavn.
Dégriser, dai-gre-zai, v. a. to sober; se -, v. r. to get

sober. , ■ j ,

D.*grossir, dai-groh-secr, v. a. to rouxh-nrind ; clear
Déguenillé, daig-ni/-ai, <r. /««ivr.i'. ragged. l"A

Déiniernir, dai-ghair-))eer, v. n. to </u it, yield up.
Déguerpissement, dai-gliair-i)e-siiia//, m. quilling, giv-
Déguisement, daighiz-nia«, m. disguise. [tng over
Déguiser, dai-ghizai, v. a. to disguise; se —, v. r. to

disguise ones self: dissemble.
Dégustateur, dai-gfls-tat-ur, m. taster.
Dégustation, dai-«ûs-tab-syo«,/. dégustation.
DéL'USter, dai-gûs-tai, v. a. lo degust, latte.
Défuller, dai-hau-l.ai, r. a. to take off sunburns.
Déhanché, e, daihaH-shai, a. hip-shot, hipped.
Déharnachement, dai-liar-nash-ma«, «/.//"/('"-'"""U'.
Déharuacher. dai-har-nash-.i^ v. a. to unharness.
Déhonté.Cfiixi-hon-tix'i, a. shameless.
Dehors, duh-Uor. ad. out, out of doors, abroad ; —, »j.
outside; appearance: -, //. outside; outworks, pi.
Déification, dai-e-fe-kahsyo«,/ deification.
Déifier, dai-c-fyai. v. a. to deify.
i)éisine, dai-ism, >«. deism.
Déiste, dai-ist. m. deist.
Déité. dai-e-tai,/. deity.
Déj^, dai-hjah, ad. already ; before.
Déjection, dai-iliek-syo;;,/ dejection.
so Déjeter, dai-hjtai, v. r. to warp. [breakfast.

i:)éjeuner, dai-ihuhnai, m. breakfast; —, v. n. l>
•Dojoindre, dai-hjwai/(-dr, v. a. to dis/oln ; se — . v. r.
Déjouer, dai-hiwai. v. a. to baffle. Uncart. [to war/:
Déjucher, dai-hjn-shai. v. a. to unroosl.
Del.^, dwA-lah. ad. au -. par — . beyond : above.
Délabrement. dailau-br-ma«, m. disorderly state.
Délabrer, dai-lau-brai, v. a. to taller, ruin : se —, v. r.
Délacer, dailau-sai, v. a. to unlace. [logo to nun.

Délai, dai-lay, ;«. delay, adjournment. [cession.

Délaissement, dai-l.ay-smaH, >«. destitution : desolum.
Délaisser, dai-lay-sai, v. a. lo forsake, relmquisli.
Délarder, dai-lar-d.ii, v a. to chamfer.
Délassement, dailau-sma», m. relaxation;
Délasser, dai-lau-sai, v. a. to relax; rejresh.
Délateur, dailat-ur, m. informer.
Délation, dailah-syo«,/ delation.
Délatter, dailat-ai, v. a. to unlath.
Delayer, dai-lay-yai, v. a. to dilute, temper.
Délectable, dai-lek-tah-bl, <i. delectable, delightful.
Délectation, dai-lek-tah-syo;/,/. deleclati.ni, déliant.
Délecter, dai-lek-tai, v. a. to deli};lit ; sc —, v. r.

delight in.
Délégation, dai-lai-gah-syoH, f. delegation.
Délégué, dai-lai-gai, tn deputy.
Déléguer, dai-lai-gai, v. a. lo delegate.
Délestage, ilai-les-tahj, m. unballasting.
Délester, dai-les-tai, v. a. to unballast.
Délesteur, dai-les-tur, m. ballast-lighter.
Délétère, dai-lai'tair, a. deleterious. .,

Délibérant, e, dai-le-bai-ra«, -t, Dehbératif, ive, (li^;

le-bai-rat-if, — iv, a. deliberative.
Délibération, dai-le-bai-rah-syow. / deliberation.
Délibéré, e, dai-le-bai-rai, a. -ment. ad. resolvi^
resolute, bold; de propos —, designedly, on purf^i
Délibérer, dai-le-bai-rai, v. ft. to deliberate; resolve.

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Dtfllcat, e, (lal-Ie-kali, — t, a. — emcnt, a./. Mihitt;
tiice ; dainty; irrupuloiis.

D^licater, dai-le-kat-ai, v. a, to ^iii/ier, cockfr.

Dolicatcsse, clai-lckat-ess, / delùa,y ; Hùeness.

Délice, (lai-liss, »i. delight ; voluptuousness.

Délicieux, se, <Iai-le-syiili, — z, a. diliiious, deli^ht/til.

Délié, e, (lailc-ai, a. Jine, thiit, slender; —, >/i. haiy-

Délier, daile-ai, v. a. to untie ; release, [stroke.

IWliiiiiter, (lai-lc-inc-tai, 7'. a. to settle the limits.

Delineation, d.iMe-nai-ah-syo)/, /. delineation.

Dclin(]iiant, dai-lai;i-ka«, >n. o_[/ender, deliniiuenl.

Délirant, e, dai-lc-ra;;, — t, a. delirious, frentici.

Délire, dail-eer, >n. delirium, frenzy.

Dulirer, dai-lo-rai, T. u. to delirate, raTe. [very /act.

I)elit, (iai-lc, >n. offence : crime ; en llaL;raiit —, in tlie

Délivrance, dai-le-vra«s,- y; deliierauie, delivery, sur-
render. \to ria one's self, ease one's setf.

Délivrer, dai-le-vrai, -v. a. to deliver, release ; so — , ■'. r.

Déio^enient, dai-lolij-nia«, in. removal; decampment.

Déloi;er, dai-lo-lijai, v. a. et n, to dislodge ; remcve ;
inarch off. [cherous.

Déloyal, e, dai-lwayal, a. —emcnt, ad. disloyal, Irea-

Déloyauté, dai-lwa-yiihtal, f. perfidy, treachery,

Délu),'e, dai-lùlij, m. deluge ; flood.

Délii^itrer, dai-lus-trai, v. a. to take off the gloss.

Deniaijojfle, dai-niag-o-lije, /. demagogy.

Denia;;ogi(iue, dai-inafjo-hjik, a. demagogic.

Dénia(;o>;ue, dai-in.in-uj,', m. demagogue.

Déniailloter, dai-nia/-ot-ai, v. a. to unstuMht.

Demain, d»/<-inai«, ad. to-morrow.

Déuianchenient, dai-nia»(-sluna>/, m. itnhafting.

Démancher, clal-niaH-shai, v. a. to itnhaft, sliijt.

Demande, d;<A-ma«d, f. request ; demand ; claim.

Demander, dH/j-nia»(-dal, v. a. to ask, request ; desire,
call for ; require.

Demandeur, d»A-nia;(-dur, fH. — deresse, — dress, f.
demander, plaintiff'; — , in. — se, — iiliz, f. asker,

Dcmanijeaison, dal-nia;(-lijay-so;/, f. itching. [dun.

Démanger, dai-niax-hjai, v, n. to itch.

IJémantiMement, dai-nia«-tel-ma;/, in. dismantling.

Démanteler, dai-ma»-t!ai, v. a. to dismantle.

Démantibuler, dai-nia«-te-bfil-ai, v. a. to break.

Démarcation, dal-niar-kah-syo;/, f. demarcation.

Démarche, dai-marsh, yi^'vi//, step.

Démarier, dai-mar-e-ai, f. a. to itnmarry,

Démar(|uer, dai-mar-kai, v. a. to uiimark.

Démarrer, dai-mar-al, v. a. et ii. to unmoor ; put to

Démasciuer, dai-nias-kai, v. a. to unmask, [sea ; move.

Dém.lt.ijje, dai-mau-talij, m. dismasting.

Dem.'iter, dai-mau-tai, v. a. to dismast^

Démêlé, dai-may-lai, in. contest, strift.

Démêler, dai-niay-lai, v. a. to disentangle ; part : dis-
cover ; contest; clear up; se —, v. r. to extricate
one's self; get clear.

Démêloir, dai-may-lwar, in. large comb.

Démembrement, dai-nia«-br-mà«, m. dismembering.
jDémembrcr, dai-ma«-brai, v. a. to dismember.
Il)éniénaj;ement, dai-niai-nahj ina;/, in. removing.
|Déménaj;er, dai inai-nahjai, v. a. to remove.
iDémence, dai-ma«s, yC insanity ; madness.

se Démener, dai-mnai, v. r. to struggle, strive.
|Démenti, dai-niaH-tc, in. lie ; disappointment.

•Démentir, dai-ma>/-teer, v. a. to give tlie lie ; con-
tradict ; se —, V. r. to contradict one's self; fall off.
Démérite, dai-mai-rit, in. demerit.
Démériter, dai-mai-rit -ai, v. n. to lose esteem.
Démesuré, e, daini-zû-ral, a. — inent, ad. boundless;
huge, excessive.

•Démettre, dai-niet-tr, v. a. to dis/oiiit ; discard, dis-
miss ; se — , z». r. to be put out of Joint ; resign.
Démeublement, dai-muh-bl-maH, )/(. nnfurnishing.
Démeubler, dai-muh-blai, v. a. to unfurnisk.
Demeure, d«/(-mur, f. abode, d'tvcllinir ; delay, stay.

pjemeurer, d»(A-muh-rai, v. ii. to live, dwell, abide,
remain; stay, tarry, last; au demeurent, in other
respects.

Deim, e, (\iih-me, a. et ad. half; almost ; à —, half,
by halves ; —bain, in. half bath ; — cercle, in. semi-
circle; — dieu, in. detni-god ; — fortune, f. four-
■wheeled one-horse chaise ; — lieure, /: ha! fan hour;

— jour, in. imperfect light; — lune, f. half-moon ;
•—métal, m. semi-metal; —solde, f. half-pay;

— teinte, f. mezzotinto.
Jemie, d/<//-me, /. half an hour.
Démis, (kai-me, see Démettre.
Démission, dai-me-syo«, f. resignation.
Démissionnaire, dai-nie-svon-air, m. résigner,
Bemocrate, dai-mok-rat, m. democrat.

Bemocratie, dai-mok-rahs-e, f. democracy. \cratical.
Démocratique, dai-inok-rat-ik, a. —ment, ad. deino-
Benioistlle, d;//(-inwa-zel, /, miss, young lady ; ram-
I tntr ; foot-tua rmer.

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Dëinolir, dai-i.-.ol-cer, v. a. to demolish.

Démolition, da -iuol-e-syo«, /; demolition.

I)i;mon, d.ii-mt ;/, >n. demon, devil. [any foln/t^e,

Démonétis.itio.i, dai-nion-ai-te-zali-syox, f. cancelliinf

Uémoné'iji,, dai-mon-aite-ïai, v. a. to cancel any

toilage. [inadmai';.

Démjni.Kiue, dal-mnn-yak, a. demoniacal ; —, m,
Déiiunstratour, d.ii-m(i;(-slr.it-ur, m. demonstrator.
Don.onstratif, ive, d,ii-nio/(strat-if, — iv, a. — iveinent,

ad. demonstratix'e.
Dcuicnstration, il.i' ino«-strah-syo>/, f. demonstration.
Dénun.ter, dai-mo>i-tai, v. a. to dismount; take to

pieces ; ccntounr.,
DcMuontrable, dai-mo«-trali-bI, a. demonstrable.
Démontrer, dai-MJO/i-tr.ii, v. a. to demonstrate, froTe,
Démoralisation, dai-mo-rah-lc-sahsyo/f , f. demoralisa-
tion.
Démoraliser, dai-ino-rah-Ic-zai, r-, a. to demoralize.
•Démordre, d.ii-nior-dr, v. ii. to let go ; give up.
Dénumir, tiainifl-neer, v. a. to stiip \f munitiens i

se —, V. r. to part with.
Dénmrer, ilai-mi1r-ai, v. a. to uinvall.
Dénaire, dai-n.iir, a. denary.
se Dénantir, dai-na«-teer, z>. r. to give up.
Dénationaliser, dai-n.di-syo-nal-e-z.ii, v. a. to iinnatioii-
Donatter, dain.it-ai, !•. a. to unplait. [altze.

Dénaturaliser, dai-nah-tiVrale-z.ii, v. a. to denaturalize.
Dénaturé, e, dai-nat-û-rai, a. uniialiual, cruel.
Dénaturer, dai-nat-iVrai, v. a. to deface, pervert,
Denéjj.ition, dai-nai-tiah-syo«, /. denial. \

Déni, il.ii-ne, in. denial, refusal.
Déniaisé, dai-ne-ay-zai, m. cunning man.
Déniaiser, dai-ne-ay-zai, v. a. to teach 7vit ; sharp.
Dénitlier, dai-ne-snai, v. a. et n. to take out qf a nest ;

dislodge; hunt out; inarcJi off.
Dénicheur, dai-ne-shur, in. birds'-nester.
Denier, ûuh-ny.\'\, in. twelfth part of a son ; penny-

weight; —\'\\v^t. Jive per cent. ; — vinKt-ciiui, four

per cent. ; — s, pi. money.
Dénier, dai-ne-ay, v. a. to deny.
Dénigrement, dai-ne-gr-nia;/, m. calumniating.
Dénij,'rer, dai-ne-Krai, v. a. to lalumniate.
Dénombrement, aai-no;i-br-nia;;, in. enumeration.
Dénombrer, dai-no«-brai, v. a. to number.
Dénominateur, dai-nom-e-nat-ur, in. denominator.
Dénominatif, ive, dal-uon;-e-nat-if, — iv, a. denomina'

live.
Dénomination, dai-nom-e-nah-syo«, f. deiiomination.
Denonnner, dai-nom-ai, v. a. to name.
Dénoncer, dai-nox-sai, v. a. to denounce ; inform.
Dénonciateur, dai-no^-syat-Tir, m. —trice, — triss, <

den uiiciator, informer.
Dénonciation, dai-no«-syah-syo>(, /: denunciation.
Dénoter, dai-not-ai, v. a. to denote, mark.
Dénouement, dai-iu)o-nia«, in. discovery ; conclusion.
Dénouer, dai-noo-ai, v. a. to untie, loose, unlabel;

se —, V, r. to grow loose, come undone ; shoot,
DénoiJment, see Dénouement.
Denrée, da(;-rai, y; commodity, provision.
Dense, da«s, a. dense, compact.
Densité, da;(-se-tai, f. density, compactness,
1 )ent, da«, f. tooth ; notch.
Denté, e, da«-tai, a. toothed ; notched.

Dentée, da«-tai, /. bite ; stroke
IDentelé, e, da/j-tlai, a. no

otched, jagged.
Dentelle, da«-tell. /: lace.
Dentelure, d.i«-tlùr, f. notching.
Dentier, da«-tyai, m. set of teeth.
Dentifrice, da)(-te-friss, a. dentifrice.
1 lentiste, da«-tist, ;/;. dentist.
Dentition, da«-te-syo«, y; dentition.
Denture, da«-tt1r,y: set of teeth.
Dénuement, dai-niVma;/, m. bereavement.
Dénuer, dai nù-ai, i-. a. to bereave.
Dénflinent, see Dénuement.
Dépa(iueter, dai-i>ak-t.ii, i: a. to unpack.
Dépareiller, dai-par-ey/-ai, f. a. to unmatih, disf.iit;
Déparer, dai-parai, v. a. to strip ; di\/igurc.
Déparier, dai-pare-ai, v. a. to unmatcli.
1 )éparler, dai-par-lai, v. ii. to cease talking.
Départ, dai-par, in. departure.

Departajjcr, daipar-tanj-.ii, v. a. togivethecast,'i: y rv.V.
Département, dai-part-nia«, m. diparlmeut.
Départemental, e, tlai-part-nia;;-tal, a. of a d.p,xrtmci:.'.
Départir, d.ii-par-tee!>, v. a. to distribute, impart ; se

— , V. r. to desistfrom, give up.
Dépasser, dai-pausai, v. a. to outwalk ; rise abore;
Dépaver, dai-pav-ai, v. a. to iinpave. [draxc <i-i.'.

Dépayser, dai-pai-e-zai, v. a. to remove; put cut ; p. it

upon a wrong scent ; se — , v. r. to go abio.ui.
Dépècement, ilai-pebb-nia«,^>^(. ciilt-iiig up, carving.
Dépecer, dai-psai, v, a. to cut up, carve.

ie—.y.r. to
{make hastt.

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Wpéche. ilalpaysh./ dispahh, txfrtst.
IK'poclicr, ilaipay-shai, v. a. to <ies/>iUiH ,
•DOpeiiuIre, iliii-imi«-ilr, v. a. to paint.
Déi.cii.iillc', e, (laipnaii/ .li, <». rai;i,'fa.
Dcpcnaillcincnt. (I.ii-pnaii/in.i'i, m. ra^Kredti'st.
Dépcmlaiimiciit. clai-pa);-ilaiii-a«. ad. dftnuleutly.
Ilépciulancc. dai-pa^i-Ua«s, /. ctepoiaemy ; — s, fl.

appurtenances, f I. , ^ . .

Pépt-naaiit. e. dafpaM-da«, — t, a. dependent.
IWpenare. ilai |)a«-dr. v. a. el n. to take doivn ; elepena.
DiSpens, dal-pa«, m. pi. expense, cost. \oti : belong to.
D<!pense, dai-pa/is,/. expense: outlay; pantry.
Dépenser, dai-pax-sai, v. a. to spend, expend.
Dépensier, ère, daipa«-syai, -r, a. t-xpensne ; —, m.

spendthrift. . ... ,

Déperdition, (iai-palr-de-syo«, / déperdition, [away.
Dépérir, dai-pairccr, v n. to decline, decay ; consume
Dépérissement, dai-pai-riss-ma», /.•>. decay, decline;
wastmg. . [to ^,: clear of.

Dépêtrer, dalpaylral, v. a. to disenpaj^e . se —, v. r.
Dépeuplement, ilai-puh-plniax, m. depopulation.
Dépeupler, dai puhplai, v. a. to depopulate ; unsloct.
Dépiécer, dai-pyai-sai, 7'. a. to dismemher.
Depilatif, ive, daipe-lat-if, — iv, a. depilatory.
Dépilation, dal-pelah-syo»,/. deptlation.
Dépilatoire, daipe-lat-war, m. depilatory.
Dépiler, dai-pelai, v. a. to strip off hair ; se —,v. r.
to lose the hair. ... , , ^ ^^'"''■

Dépiquer, daipe-kal, v. a. to unstitch, cheer up, com-
Dépister, dai-pe-stai, v. a. to track ; Jind out.
Dépit, daipe, m. vexation, rancour, spite : en — de,
inspiùeo/. ^ [be vexed, fret

Dépiter, dai-pe-tal, v. a. to vex, provoke ; se —, v. r. to
Déplacement, dai-plass-ma»;, m. displacing.
Déplacé, e, dai-plas-ai, a. misplaced; out nj season.
Déplacer, dai-pfais-ai, v. a. to displace ; se —, v. r. to

remove ; leave one's seat.
•Déplaire, dai-plair, v. n. to displease ; trouble ; offend;

se — . V. r. to dislike ; not to tlirive.
Déplaisance, dai-play-za«s,/. dislike.
Déplaisant, e, dai-play-za», — t, a. unpleasant.
Déplaisir, dai-ulay-zeer, m. displeasure, pain, gritf.
Déplanter, dai-plan-tai. v. a. to displant.
Déplier, dai-ple-ai, v. a. to unfold ; open.
Déplisser, dai-ple-sai, v. a. to unplait. .

Déploiement, dai-pUva-ma«, m. unfolding; displaying.
Deplorable, dai plor-ah-bl, a. —ment, arf. deplorable,

doleful; -luretched.
Déplorer, dai-plor-ai, v. a. to deplore, ieivail.
Déployer, dai-plwa-yai, v. a. to display; stretch; de-
ploy ; set {sails) ; se —, v. r. to spread, deploy.
se Déplumer, dai-plû-mai, v. r. to moult, mue.
Dépolir, dai-pol-eer, v. a. to take off the polish.
Dépopulariser, dai-pop-û-lar-ezai, v. a. to render un-
popular.
Dépopulation, dai-pon-û-lah-syo»,/ depopulation.
Déport, dai-por, m. delay ; first fruits, pi.
Déportation, dai-por-tah-syo«,/. deportation.
Déportement, dai-port-nia«, m. demeanour, conduct.
Déporter, dai-por-tai, v. a. to transport.
Déposant, dai-poh-za»/, m. deponent, evidence.
Déposer, dai-poh-zai, v. n. et n. to lay down, depose,

divest ; deposit ; give nidence. prove.
Dépositaire, dai-poh-ze-tair, s. depositary, trustee.
Déposition, dai-poli-ze-syoH,/. deposition, evidence.
Déposséder, dai-pos-ai-dai, v. a. to dispossess.
Dépossession, dai-pos-es-yo«,y". dispossessing.
Déposter, dai-pos-tai, v. a. to drive from.
Dépôt, dai-poh, m. deposit; ivarehouse ; charge ; de-
pot; sediment; m^ndMAs— .writ of imprisonment ;
— de mendicité, beggar's inn.
Dépoter, dai-pot-ai, v. a. to take out of a pot.
Dépouille, dai-poo/,/ slough, skin; crop; spoil, booty.
Dépouillement, dai-poo/-maK, m. stripping; abnega-
tion; self-denial ; counting.
Dépouiller. dai-poo/-ai. v. a. to strip, take off; skin ;
lay aside ; sum up : se —, v. r. to divest one's self;
get rid of.
•Dépourvoir, dai-poor-vwar, v. a. to leave unprovided.
Dépourvu, e, dai-poor-vû, a. void, destitute; au —, un-

aivares.
Dépravation, dai-prav-ah-syo«,/ depravation.
Dépraver, dai-prav-ai, v. a. to deprave, vitiate.
Deprecation. dai-prai-kali-syo«,/. deprecation.
Dépréciation, dai-prai-syah-syoH,/: depreciation.
Dépiécier, dai-prai-syai, v. a. to depreciate, undervalue.
Déprédateur, cfai-prai-dat-ur, m. depredator.
Déprédation, dai-prai-dah-syo;(,/. depredation ; waste.
•Déprendre, dai-pra«-dr, v. a. to part, loosen ; se —,

V. r. to disengage one's self, part with.
Dépression, dai-press-yoH, / depression.
•Déprévenir, dai-praiv-nccr, v. a, to unpryudia.

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néprier, dai-pre-al, v. a. to disinvitt. [rate.

i)<-prinicr, dai-pre-mni, v. a. to depress ; debate: ui.der-
Dépriser, dai-pre-zai, v. a. to underralue, underrate.
Depuis, di<A-pwe, /r. ad. et c. since; from ; — peu, net

long aço ; — lors, e^er since.
Dépuration, dai-pu-rali-syo/;, y. depuration.
Dépuraloire, dai-pùr.itwar, a. depuralory.
Dépurer, d.ii-piVr.il. v. a. lo depiintlt-.
Deputation, dai-[>ft-tah-syo<(./. deptilation.
Député. dai-piVtai. m. deputy.
Députer. <lai-pû-tai. v. a. to depute.
Déracinement, dai-ras-in maw. m. rooting out.
Déraciner, dai-ras-in-ai, v. a. to root out ; extirpate.
Dér.iillciiient, dai-r.i/-ma»i, »«. going off the rails.
Dérailler, dai-rii/-ai. v. n. logo off the rails.
IJéraison, dai-ray-zo»,/. want of a reason, [reasonable.
J)ér.-iisonnable, dai-ray-zon-ali-l>l. a. —meut, ad. un-
déraisonner, dai-ray-zon-ai, v. n. to talk nonsense,
rave.
Dérangement. dai-ra)/lij-ma«. m. ditonler, disturbance.
Déran^jer. dai-ra«-lijai. v. a. to derange, disorder ; du-
turb ; incommode ; sc — . v. r. to take to bad courici.
Dératé, dai-r-i-tai, a. cunning, sharp.
Dérat(!r, dai-rat-ai, v. a. to extract the spleen.
Derechef, d»/«-r;(/(slicf, ad. aneiu, again. [orderly.
Dérétjlé, e, dai-raij;lai, a. —ment, ad. irregular; dix-
Déré^jlement, dair.ii-Kl-ma«, m. irregularity, disorder.
DércHler, dai-rai-nlai, v. a. to disorder, put out of order ,

se —, v. r. to be out of order.
Dérider, dai-re-<lai, v. a. to uinvrinkle; se —, v. r. ts

clear up ones countenance.
Dérision. iIai-re-zyo>i./. derision, mockery.
Dérisoire, dai-riz-war, <i. derisory.
Dérivation, dai-re-vah-syo«./. derivation.
Dérive, dai-riv./. leeway ; eii — . adrift. [leetoard.

IJérivé, dai-re-vai. v. a. et n. to derive, proceed ; Jail to
Dernier, ère. dairn-yai. — r. a. last, utmost; lowest.
Dernièrement, dairn-yair-max, ad. lately, of late, newly.
Dérobé, e, dai-rob-ai, a. private ; h la — e, by stealth.
Dérober, dairob-ai, v. a. to rob, steal ; hide, conceal ;
se —, v. r. to steal away, escape : get out of sight ;
Derogation, dai-ron-ah-syo«,/ derogation. {sink.

l)éronatoire, dairoc-at-war, a. derogatory.
DéroL'cr. dai-rolij-al, v. n. to derogate ; forfeit.
Déroidir, d.ai-rwa-.leer, v. a. to unsliffen.
Déroujîir, dai-roo-.ijeer, v. a. to take off tlu redness;

se —, V. r. to fade.
Dérouiller, dai-roo/-ai, v. a. to rub off the rust ; se —,

V. r. to brighten up ; teach manners.
Déroulement, dai-rool-ina>i, m. unrolling.
Dérouler, dai-rool-ai, v. a. to unroll, display.
Déroute, dai-root,/. rout, defeat ; disorder.
Dérouter, dai-root-ai, v. a. to lead astray, disconcert.
Derrière, dair-yair, pr. et ad. behind, after; par -
from behind, backward ; porte de —, back-door,
evasion; — , in. backside ; hind parts ; —s, pi. tlu
Derviche, dair-vish, m. dervis. [rear.

Dès, day, pr.from, since ; — que, as soon as, since.
Désabuser, dai-zab-û-zai. v. a. to disabuse, undeceive.
Désaccord, dai-zak-or. m. disagreement.
Désaccorder, dai-zak-or-dai. v. a. to untune. [unite.
Désiiccoupler. dai-zak-oo-plai. v. a. to uncouple ; to dis-
Désaccoutumer, dai-zak-oo-tû-mai, v. a. to disaccustom;

se — , V. r. to leave off.
Désaclialander, dai-zash-al-a«-dai, v. a. to make oiu

lose his customers.
Désaffection, dai-zaf-fek-syoii,/: disaffection.
Désaffectionné, e. dai-zaf-fek-syon-ai, a. disaffected.
Désatfourcher. dai-zaf-oor-shai, v. a. to unmoor. [aUt.
Désagréable, dai-za;;-rai-ah-bl, a. —ment, ad.disagra
Désagrément, dai-zag-rai-maw, m. disagreeablenea .t^
disgust. [pose; disturfl:^

Dés.iiuster, dai-zahj-Os-tai, v. a. to disarrange, discomï^
Désaltérer, dai-zal-tai-rai, v. a. to quench the thirst. S
Désancrer, dai-zaw krai, v. n. to weigh anchor, [menligi
Désappointement, dai-zap-wai«t-ina«, tn. disappoMté
Désappointer, dai-zap-wai."/-tai, v. a. to disappoint, ij]
•Désapprendre. dai-zap-ra«-dr, v. a. to forget. [Jautl\
Désapprobateur, dai-zap-rob-at-ur. rn. blâmer, Jihd%
Désapprobation. dai-zap-rob-ah-syoM, f. disapproba-t,
tion. [the possession i;

se Désapproprier, d.ii-zap-pro-pre-ai, v. r. to give uf^
Désapprouver, dai-zap-roo-vai, v. a. to disapprove cjrf
dislike. [downl

Désarçonner, dai-zar-sonai, v. a. to dismount ; r/nf
Désargenter, dai-zar-hja«-tai, v. a. to scrape off Mg
silver; drain of cash ; se —, v. r. to lose one's platiiitt-,
Désarmement, dai-zar-m«<A-ma«, »». disarming; dnp
mantling. (*"'' I

Désarmer, dai-znr-mai, v. a. to disarm; dismantle; out
Désarroi, dai-zar-wa, m. disorder, confusion. . j
Désassembler, dai-zass-a;/-bla< v. a. to take to tieces, |

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n<Ssassor!cr, dai-zass-oh-syai, v. a. lo dissolvt a fart-
Iters hi p.

I)ésassnrtir, tlai-zass-or-tecr, v. a. to unmaU/t.

Désastre, dai-zastr, fi. <it.fit.rfer. [/'l'/A*"-

I)i;siistreiix, se, d.ii-zis-truh, — z, a. iiisii.r/rri).t, nu-

i)csavant.ij'c, il,iii!.iv-a«-talij, »i. i{isiii{va>itai,'e ; avoir
(lu —, fore 7iiarsli\i.

Uésavaiita){eiix, se, dai-zav-an-ttiiij-iih, — z, dti. tiisad-
vaiitiii^eons, itn/atioiirah/e.

ndsaveii, dai-zav-iih, »i. liisavoiva,', dixaTowiit^,

Diis.>veiit{ler, dai-zav-uli-Klai, v. it. tu iiinieceive.

I)ésavouer, dai-zav-oo-ai, v. a. to deny ; ittioivn,

I)csceller, dai-sel-ai, v. a. to unseal.

besccndaiice, des-a»i-da;is,y: descent, pedi'i^ree.

hcscenclaiit, des-a»i-da«, m. descendant, offspring.

bescentlrc, des-a»/dr, ?'. a. et n. to descend: make a
descent, take do7vn, let do7un, set down ; go down ;
land ; — !a ^arde, to conte off f^iiard.

Descente, des-a«t, /. descent, ^oini^ domt ; landing ;
declivity ; ini/itest ; invasion ; rupture.

Descriptif, ive, des-krip-tif, — iv, a. descriptive.

Description, des-krip-syo«,/; description.

I)eséclioiier, dai-zai-shoo-ai, v. a. to get a/lont.

I)éseml)allai;e, daizax-lial-alij, tn. unpacking.

I)éseinl)aller, dai-za'/-l>al-ai, v. a. to unpack. [ing.

l)éseinli.ir<iueinent, dai-za«-l)ark-nia;(, m, disenihtrk-

I)ésenil)arquer, dai-za;/-bar-kai, v. a. to discnihark,
unlade. [mire.

Déseinliourber, dai-za/i-boor-Kii, v. a. to take ont of the

Désenilirayer, dai-za;«-brai-yai, v, a. lo di.^eugage.

Désemparer, dai-za»-par-ai, v. a. et n. to abandon; dis-
ahle a ship.

Désenipeser, dai-za«-p«A-zai, v a. to iinstarch.

I)ëseniplir, dai-za«-pleer, 7'. a. et n. to empty in part ;

se —, V. r. to grffiv less /nil.
I Déseniprisonner, dai-za«-pre-zo-nal, v. a. to set free.

Désenchaîner, ilai-zax-sli.iy-nai, v. a. to unchain, [ing.

Desencli.mtenient, dai-za«-slia«t-nia«, >n. disfiichant-
JDcsenclianter, dai-za><-sha'<-tai, v. a. to disenchant.
[Désenclouer, dai-za;<-kloo-ai, v. a. to take ont a nail.
jDésentiler, il.u-zaK-fe-lal, 7>. a. to unthread, unstring.
llJésciiller, dai'Za'(-flai, ii. a. to remove a siveliing ; se '

—, V. r. to lose a sviclliiig, abate.
iDésonlline, dai-za;i-fli*lr,./. removal o/ swelling.
|l)osenivrfr, dai-za«-nc-vrai, v. a. et n. to make sober;
get sober.

Désenlacer, dai-za«-la-sai, v. a. to disengage.

Déseiuuii, dai-zan-we, tn. diversion.

I )éseiinuyer, dai-zan-nwe-y.ii, 7>. a. to dispel melancholy.

Désciirayer, dai-zai(-ray-yai, v. a. to unlock

Desenrlunner, dai-za(;-rfl-niai, v. a. to cure a cold.

I^ésenroiier, dai-zaK-roo-ai, t'. a. to cure hoarseticss.

Jésensevclir, dai-za«-suv-leer, v. a. to strip a corpse,

désensorceler, dai-za«-sors-lai, v. a. to iinbeivttch.

)éscnsorcelleinent, dai-za/t-sor-sell-ma», m. nnbewitch-
ing. Uvith, set right.

)ésentêter, dai-zaH-tcy-tai, v. a. to put out of coitceit

Déséquiper, dai-zai-ke-pai, r/. a. to tinrig. [ness.

îésert, c, dai-zair, — t, a. detert ; — , tn. desert, wilder-

)éserter, dai-zair-tai, v. a. et n. to desert, forsake.

)éserteiir, dai-zair-tur, tn. deserter.

)éserti(jn, dai-zair-syo«,y: desertion ; ttonsnit.

Jésespéré, e, daizes-pai-rai, a. —nient, ad. desperate,
ill despair ; hopeless ; —, m. tnadtnati.

Jesesperer, dai-zes-pai-rai, v. a. et it. to bereave of all
hopes : give tip all hope ; despair ; se — , v. r. to be in
defpair. [être au — , to be in despair.

Wsespoir, dai-zes-pwar, tn. despair; desperation;

)éslial)illé, dai-zab-i/-ai, »t. dishabille.

îésliahiller, dai-zab-i/-ai, v. a. to tindress : se — , v. r.
to pull off one's clothes.

ïésliabituer, dai-zab-e-tû-ai, 71. a. to disaccustom.

ïéshérence, dai-zai-ra>js,y: disherison.

ïéshériter, dai-zai-rit-ai, v. a. to disinherit. [honest.

Jéshonnéte, dai-zon-eyt, a. —ment, ad. indecent, dis-

Jéshonnèteté, dai-zon-eyt-tai.y: indecency, dishonesty.
éslionncur, dai-zon-ur, tn. dishonotir, dist^race.
cshonorable, dai-zon-o-rah-bl, Déshonorant, e, dai-

^zon-or-a;/, — t, a. dishononrable, shatncfiil.
eshonorer, dai-zon-nr-ai, v. a. to dishonour, disgrace.
Ésignatif, ive, dai-zig-nat-if, — iv, a. destgnative.
Ésignation, dai-zin-yah-syo«, /. designation: ap-
pointment, [sign.
Ésigner, dai-zin-y,ai, v. a. to designate ; appoint ; as-
ISsincorporer, dai-zai;(-kor-por-ai, 71. a. to disincor-
ésinence, dai-zin-a^s,/ terntittation. [porate.
(sinfatuer, dai-zai«-fat-û-ai, v. a. to undeceive.
fsinfecter, dai-zai«-fek-tai, v. a. to disinfect, ptirify.
hjnfection, dai-zai«-fek-syon,y: disinfection.
Ssintéressé, e, dai-zai;/-tai-res-ai, a. — nient, ad. tin-
)^n teres ted ; itnpartial. [teres tedness.
sintéressemem, dai - zai;( • tai - ress ■ man, tn. tUsin-

Désintéresser, dai-zai»-tai-rus-ai, v. a. to indeinnl/y,
• Désir, dai-zeer, in. desire.
I Dtsiralile, dai-zc-rah-l<l, <i. desirable.
I Désirer, dai-zc-rai, v. a. to desire ; CiK'et.

Désireux, se, dai-ze-nih, — z, a. desirous, eager.
j Désistement, dai-zist-in,i;/, in. desistance ; relinquish-
so Désister, dai-zis-tai, v. r. to desist, give over. [ment.
I I )ésobéir, dai-zol)-ai ecr, 3'. n. to disobey.

Désoliéissance, ilai-zob-ai-e-saxs, y; disobedience,
! Désobéissant, c, dai-Z')b-ai-e-s««, — t, a. disobedient, uif
dutiful. [ini.'lv.

DésobligeaniMient, dal-zob-le-lijam-a«, ad. disoblig-
j Désobligeance, dai-zob-le-hja/is,/ disobligingness.
I Désol)liger, dai-zoti-je-hjai, v. a. to disoblige.
' Désobstruer, dai-zol)-striVai, v. a. to deobstruct.

Desocciipation, dai-zok-û-pah-syo»»,/; leiiure.
■ Désoccupé, e, dai-zok-rt-pai, a. unemployed, at leisure.
Désœuvré, c, dai-zuh-vrai, a. busiless, idle.
Désœuvrement, dai-zuh-vr-nia«, in. idleness.
j Désolant, e, dai-zol-a>/, — t, a. grievous ; tiresome.
Désolateur, d.ii-zol-at-iir, m. destroyer. \tion.

Désolation, dai-zol-ah-syoi/, y; o'^rû/ii/io/i, grief, afftic-
Désoler, dai-zol-ai, v. a. to desolate ; grie^ie ; annoy;

se — ,v. r. to be grieved.
Désopilatif, ive, dai-zop-c-latif, — iv, a. deoppilative.
Désopilcr, dai-zop-e-lai, v. a. to deoppilate.
Désordonné, e, dai-zor-don-ai, a. —ment, ad. disorderly;

inordinate : dissolute.
Désordre, dai-zor-dr, m. disorder : disturbance ; riot.
Désorganisation, dai-zor-gan-e-zah-syo;(, / disorgani-
zation.
Désorjfaniser, dai-zor-gan-e-zai, v. a. to disorganize.
Désorienter, dai-zor-e-aH-tai, v. a. to make one lose hit

way ; disconcert.
Désormais, dai-zor-may, ad. henceforth, hereafter.
Désossenient, dai-zoh-snia»i, m. taking out the bones.
Désosser, dai-zoh-sai, v. a. to take out the bones.
Désoxyder, dai-zok-se-dai, v. a to disoxydate.
Despote, des-pot, in. despot.
Dcspoti(]ue, des-pot-ik, a. —ment, ad. despotical.
Despotisme, des-potism, in. despotism.
Destpianiation, des-kwam-ali-syo/i, f. desquamation,
se Dess.aisir, des-ai-zeer, v. r. to give up, part with.
Dessaisissement, iles-ai-ziss-ma«, m. giving up.
Dessaler, des-al-ai, v. a. to unsalt, soak.
Dessangler, des-a»(-glai, v. a. to ungirth. \tion.

Dessèchement, des-ai-slinia»j, m. drying up ; einacia-
Dessécher, des-ai-shai, v. a. to dry, drain; emaciate;

se — , f. r. to luither.
Dessein, des-ai«, in. desigjii, intention ; h —, on pur-
pose ; .'i — de, in order to ; il — (iiie, to the end that.
Desseller, des-elUai, v. a. to unsadale.
Desserre, dcs-air, f. dur .\ la —, close-fisted.
Desserrer, des-air-ai, v. a. to loosen, slacken.
Dessert, des-air, m. dessert.

Desserte, des-airt, y; remains ; parochial duties, pi.
Desservant, dcs-air-va;/, in. curate.
Desservir, des-air-vcer, v. a. et it. to clear the table,

disserve ; do the paroch ial duties.
Dessiccatif, ive, dess-c-kat-if, — iv, a. desiccative.
Dessiccation, des e-kah-syo«, f. desiccation.
Dessiller, des-si/-ai, v. a. — les yeux, to undeceive.
Dessin, des-aiw, in. dra7ving: pattern,
I )essinateur, des-e-nat-ur, ;/;. drawer.
Dessiner, des-e-nai, v. a. to draw ; design ; se — , v. r,

to be delineated.
Dcssoler, des-ol-.ii, v. a. to un sole.
Dessouder, des-oo-dai, r'. a. to unsolder.
Dessoîiler, des-00-lai. v. a. et n. to make sober ; be sober.
Dessous, d;<A-soo, pr. et ad. under, beloiv, beneath,
underneath ; eu —, underneath, askant ; par —,
under, underneath ; — , m. hriver part, bottom ;
under side ; — du vent, leeward ; avoir le — , to have
the worst of it.
Dessus, d«A-sû, pr. et ad. au — , above, upwards;
beyond; en — , on the upper side ; par —, above, over,
besides, more; sens — dessous, topsyturvy, upside
dcnun : — , in. upper part ; upper side ; superiority :
treble ; — du vent, weathergage ; avoir le — , to gel
the upper hand, have the best of it.
Destin, des-tai;r, in. destiny, fate.
Destination, des-te-nah-syo;/, f. destination.
Destinée, des-te-nai, f destiny, fate.
Destiner, des-te-nai, v. a. to destine, destiitate, design,
DestitiiaLle, des-te-tÛ-ah-bl, a. removable.
Destituer, des-te-ti^-ai, v. a. to dismiss, discharge ;
Destitution, des-te-tii-syo>/, f. dismissal. [deprive.

Destrier, des-tre-ai, in. steed.
Destructeur, des-trûk-tur, tn. destroyer.
Destnictibilité, des-trClk-te-be-!e-tai, f. destritctibility.
Destructif, ive, des-trûk-tif, — iv, a. destrttctivt.
Destruction, des-trûk-syo», /. destruction.

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1 c-sun on, <lai.zn-nyoH, /. disunion; variaucf : dis-
U^sunir <lai-zùnc.;r. v. a. U> disunite, U>sJ.nn ; ul at
luiiiaiiic si; —, V. r. to/all ont.

Et'tc on.cn .laitasl.-.na«. m. detachment: disen-
Dd àc cr i a .ta.l.ai. v. a. ta detach ; lojstn ; sefayal :
diseuML'è se -, V. r. to become detaihed ; iome olf :
I "^olf [relail-eitahtnhiiient.

Détail, aaita/, m. detail; retail; coinuicrcc en -,
Détaillant, ilaltn/-a«, >". retailer.
Détailler, dm ta/ai, v. a. to detail, reran.
Détaiilcnr, (lai-ta/-ur, vi. retailer, mercer.
IWtalnUL- (lai-tal-ahl, vi. takiuK m the ^oods. \<->If.

é alcr, la tal-al. v. a. et n. to take inthej:o»is;r,.n
DétaliMKuer, <lait,al.ai;,-Kal, ^Yd"Zo,Vr fad\ s>. -
•I )étciiulre, (lai-tai;/-dr, v. a. to discolour . /ad<. . si. ,
V. r. to lose the colour.

Dételer, dal-tlai, v. a. to ""yo^''l<"''''*'i""-.,.,„,

Détendre, .lai-ta<Mlr, v. a. to unbend ; take do,un.

• Détenir, daitncer, v. a. to detain ; uithholU.

Détente, dai-taxt, / tri^xer.

Détenteur, dai-ta;<-tur. m. holder.

Détention, (lai-ta<i-syo;/, y. detention.

Détenu, dai-tnO. >«. /'-MW«r.

Détergent, e, dai-tair-l.Ja;/. -t, a. '''''"J'"/;. ,„,.,„
DétérU^ration, (lai-tai-ryo-rah-syo;;,/ rf</^r,, »«/ «^^

Détériorer, d»ita T^o-ra,, v. "''''''''•'■''''i^^;,' {.' ff
Déterniinant, e, ilaf-lair -mc - na», -t. Doternuna.it.

ive. daitair-nic-n;itif. -iv. a. detcrminattve.
Détermination, dai-tair-me-nah-syo;(.y: .Wc'7«.«(i/iy«.

Dét'enniné. dai-tair-mivnai. m. resolute "'«"• . . ^,„ .„
Uéterniinénicnt, dait.urme-nai ina«, ad. determm-

alclv cxfressly ; resolutely. .

Détenniner. .loi.tair.n.L-.nai.i/. a. to determine; resolve;

decide; se — . v. r. to take a resolution.
néterronieiit, dai-tair-niaw, in. di):.K''>'<,"P-
Déterr.-r, dai-tair-ai, v. a. to di;'- uf ; discover.
Dé ersif, ive. dai-tair-sif, -iv, a. Jetersive. \n're"''j:
Détestable, dai-tes-tali-l.l, « -n.ent, «./. detestable,
Détest.ition. dut-testalisyo», / detestation.
Détester, dai-tcs-lai, v. a. to detest, aOlior.
Détirer, dai-le-rai. v. a. to draw out.
Detiser, dai-tezai, t'. a. to rake ont {fire).
Détisser, d li-tesai, v. 11. to umveave, undo.
Déton.ition, dai-ton-ali-syo»;, / detonation.
Détoner, dai-tonai, v. n. to detonize ; detonate.
Détonner, dai tonai, v. «. to be out of tune ; jar.
Détordre, daitor-dr, -a. a. to untwist, inaurins;.
Détorqucr, dai-tor-kai, v. a. to distort ; force.
Détors, dai-tor, ji'C Détordre.

Dctortlller, dai-tor-tiAai, v. a. to untwist. I^'""'''':

Détour, daitoor, m. turnvi): ; round-about way ,
Détourné, dai-toor-nai. a. indirect; chcimn -.by-way.
Détournement, dai-toorn-ma;;, m. turning aside ; em-
bezzlement. ^ . ... ^ff.
Détourner, dai-toor-nai, v. a. et u. to turn aside, oj/.
divert, avert; distort; dissuade; einbezsle; har-
bour {stnz) ; se -, V. r. to turn a.tide ; swerve.
Détracter, dai-trak-tai, 7/. a. to slander; detract.
Détracteur, dai-trak-tur, in. delracter.
Détraction dai-trak-syo», f detraction^ \from unccts.
Détranijer, dai-tra;(-lijai, v. a. to drive away, clear
Détratiucr, dai-trak-ai, v. a. to disfract ; lead astray ;
s/>oi-a hone's /ace ; sc —, v. r. to be out of order.

Devantlfcrc, d«/f-va«fyair,/. riding /ttlitoat
Dinanlure. d((A-va«-tftr, /. //-<)»//. •

Dévastafn.r, d.ii-v.is-t.it-.ir. m. ^'^ 'Y^- ,
Dév.vsLilion, .lai-v.is-t.disyo"./. ''"'"''"^'"'- , f„,,,,,^
Dévaster, il.iivast.i . v. a. to devastate. W>'""K-

évïl p pe'nent. dai-vl«,.-ma». ''^^'-^''i''''"',-. j 1
Divelo , per, dai-vlop-ai, v. a. to «/f"j/"'.'''^,.)/!%

fold; exfound; bc -, v. r. to unfold one s selj . ft

«I)e'vcmlr."'!i/</.-vneer. v. n. to become gro^v ; que

dcvlendrcr-voust what will become oj you 1
Dév^ «ondaKe, dai-vair.yro/.-.WhJ. '"• /"^ '5" '".";«..
DéverKondére, dai vair-uo/z-dal. a projligate ; shame-
Déverrouiller, dai-ver-oo7-ai, 1/. a. to unbolt. [less.

1 )evers, d*A-vair, />r. tou aids about.
D.^vers e dai-vair, — ss, a.7/<«i",i,'' <"''• , . ,. '"■ ;
Déverser.' dâi-vair-s.vi. v. al et n. to bend, incline ; jut
Déversoir, dai-vair-swar, wi. (n«'>'-/a«. »/■. „.•„..

se Dévêtir, dai-viiy-tcer, v. r. to divest one s self; give
DévèUssement, dal-v.-iy-tiss-ma«. m givmg up. \up.
Dévi.ition, dai-ve-ali-syoH, / dci'iation.
Dévider, dai-ve-dai v. a. to wind into a ^*^'"; "^j/;, ,
Déviileur, dai-ve-dur; m. -se. -uz, /. wmaer oj

spoi'. a noTic ^ y'«ic ,.-!.- ,........-

Détrempe. dai-tra«p, /. 7vater-colours.

Détremper, dai-tra«-pai, v. a. to dilute; soften [steel).

Détresse, dai-tress, / distress ; sorrow.

Détresser, dai-tress-ai. v. a. to untwtsl.

Détriment, dai-tre-ina;/, m. detriment.

r>é\ro\t,Aa.\-lx'Ka,in. strait; defile. ,. . ,,

Détromper. dai-tro«-pai. v. a. to undeceive, disabuse.

Détrôncment. dai-tron-ma«, m. dethronement.

Détrôner, dai-tro-nai, v, a. to dethrone.

Détrousser, dai-troo-sai. v: a. to untuck; rifle.

•Détruire, dai-trû-eer, v. a. to destroy ; ruin ; se —,

V. r, to destroy each other; kill one s self.
Dette, det,f.debt; duty.
Deuil, dull/, m. mourning; mourners.
Deux, dull. n. t7vo ; second ;-h -, two by two ; piquer

(\es —, to clap spurs to one's horse ; —, m. deuce.
Deu.\i6mc, duh-zyeni, a. — mcnt, ad. second.
Dévaler, dai-val-ai, v. a. to let down.
Dévaliser, dai-val-e-zai, v. a. to rifle, strip.
Devancer, dxA-vaH-sai. v. a. toga before; outrun, out-
do, outstrip ; forestall.
Devancier. d«A-va«-syai, m. pre.iecessor ; ancestor.
Devant, d»</«-va>f , pr. et a. before ; in front of; par — .
in front, in the forepart ; — . tn. front ; forepart ;
chimney piece 1 prendre les devants, to go befott;
forestall.

i;évi;ioiV,'<l^^e-dwar, ,//.fr<-/::^«"./^; ' l-'*''"^'

I )évier, d;d-ve-ai, v. n. to deviate.
Devin. dK/i-vai«, m. diviner, .wothsayer.
Deviner, dx/i-vo-nai, v. a. to divine; guess
Devineresse. .iK/i-vinress, / "''•""•'''•;'/•„„
I )cvineur, d«/«-ve-nur, m. diviner ; fr'<fl^<->--
Devis, d»;«-ve, m. estimate ; plan ; talk, ihat.
DévisK^cr, <lai-ve-zal.jai, v. a. to disjigure, maul.
Devise, d"/(-viz,/ device, motto.
Dévisser, dai-vi.-sai. v. a. to unscreii'.
Dévoiement, dai-vw.-i-nia«, m. looseners.
Dévoilement. dai-vwal-ma«, m. unveiling.
Dévoiler, ilai-vwal-ai, v. a. to unveil.
•Devoir. d»/,-vwar, v. a et "■ \'"''''''...'"J]''ia
ouirht, must, must needs; )'!'"'. :''-''"''";,- .'';.,',à/,"
come here ; -, m. duty, obligation ; task . rinuri.
sc^—s, to pay one :t respects.
Dévolution, fiM-\o\-(t-f.yon,f.devoliition.
Dévorer, dai-vor-a,, v. a. ti> d,-vour ; consume, ''?^'';
suppless, repress; -un alfront '''^/-'^'^;,«" ''•^_^" '
Dévot, e, ihii-voli. _t, <J. -cment, ad. devout. -. '/'.

devout fierson ; devotee,
Déro?k.iirdai.voli-syo„.y: de-„otion ; rf"'" ^'"''"- . .,,, .
I)évoueinent. DévoÛment. dai-voo-ma«. m. dezvtion .

Dé^ucî^' t^a(-voo-al, v. a. to devote, consecrate.

I )évoycr, dai-vwa-yai, v. a. to lead astray.

Dextérité, deks-tai-re-tai,/. dexterity.

Dextre, deks-tr,/ the right hand.

Dia, dyali, int. het I gci-lio I

DiTliite i\e-»h-t:t, m, diabetes. ,

DiaWe dyal.-bl. m. devil ; unhon-, a gooii-natureJ

fellow: pauvre —.poor wretch.
Dialilenièiit, dyah-bl-ma«, ad. d-'otlishly.
Diablerie, dyali-bl-re,/ witchcraft. ,,„,„„.,

Diablesse, dyali bless,/ devil, shreiv. K"'" <■ ';

Dabotin cfy.ah-blot-ai;;. m. young devil ;chocohitt
Diabolique, \lyali-bol-ik, a. -mcnt. ad. diaboliial,

DilTonaC'e, de-ak-on-al, a. relating to a deacon

Diaconat, de-ak-on-ali, m. deaconry, deaconship.

Diaconesse, de-ak-on-ess,/ deaconess.

Diacre, dyali-kr, wi. deacon.

Diadème, de-ad-aym. m. diadein.

Diagnostic, de-ag-nos-tik, m. •^'"■^"''^i'^- .■„,„,

Diagonal, e, de-ag-on-al. a. -enient. ad. diagonal.

Dialecte, de-al-ekt, m. dialect.

Dialectique, de-al-ek-tik,/ dialectic.

Dialogique, de-al-o-hjik, a. dialogisttc.

Dialogue, de-al-og. m. dialogue.

Diamant, dc-am-aw, m. diamond. ^i„„}lfrl

Diamétral, e. de-am-ai-tral, a. -ement, ad. dianuln

DianiMre de-ain-evtr. >«. diameter.

DÎâne. de^an,/ *i^<rfr«;« at daybreak: mcirn,^

DiMtre, dyan-tr, int. the deuce I l«"'"*

Diapason, de-ap-.ili-zo«, m. untng-fork.

Diaphane, de-af-an, a. diaphanous ; transparent.

Diaphancité, de-af-an-ai-e-tai,/ transparency.

Diapier, de-ap-rai, v. a. to diaper, variegate.

Diarrhée, de-ah-rai,/. diarrhaa.

Diatonique, de-at-on-ik, a. diatonic.

Diatribe, de-at-rib,/ diatribe; invective.

Dictateur, dik-tat-ur, vi. dictator.

Dictatorial, e, dik-tat-or-e-al. a. dictatorial.

Dictature, dik-tat-ûr,/. dictature ; dictatorship.

Dictée, dik-tai./.rfirfa/ji"'.^

Dieter, dik-tai. v. a. to dictate; prompt.

Diction. dik-syo«. f. diction, style.

Dictionnaire, dik-syon-air, m. dictionary.

DÎO

Dicton, diV-lo»/, III, tityiii^, trirzrri

I)iil.ictii|iio, (Ic-tak-tlk, a. lùaactic.

iHàsc, t\t-i\yz,/. (fifsis.

Dioscr, ilc-ai-z.ii, f. a. to iharftn {iic/es),

Diélc. 'lytt,/ Uief.

Hiétéliiliie, clf-,ii-t.ii-lik, (I. ditiftic.

Ilifll, clyiih (//. —XI, »«. God; plût \ —, would lo Goii.

Difl.iiii.iiit, e, <lif-f.im-.-i«, — t, (f. di-ymnafory,

I)iir.im.it(iir, clir-r,iiii-at-iir, m. df/amer.

Diir.iiii.ttioii, (lif-l'.ini-.itisyiK/,/; di)a»iatiott,

I)ill.iiii.ilr)iri;, (lif-(.un-aiwar, ii. dt/u'ualory.

Difr.tiiicr, (lif-raiii-iii, v. a, ta de/aine, sliiiuier.

Dilfcrcmmciit, (lif-ai-rain-a;;, ad. diff'treiilty.

Dilfi-rfiicc, ilif-ai-ra;/'i,./. dil/'rrfiue .- distinction.

Diiroroncicr, <lif-ai-ra;(-syai, v. a. lodùti>n_niiih.

iJirftrctKl, (lil-airaïf, iii.dijftreiut ; quarrti, variance

Dildrciit, c, dif-airu;*, -t, a. dij/ertnt, distinct :

siTcml.
DlirtrciitiL!, le. (Iif,il-m;;.sycl, a. dilfercntial.
DilfLror, dif-fai-r.ii, v. a. et ii. lodcrer, fiiitofr.- differ
Dillicilc, (lif-u-sil, a. —meut, iid. dijHciitt ; riirid ■ niie

ticÂ-iis/i.
nuiiciilte. (tif-c-kûl-tai, / difficulty; iinftdiment,

olnliicU : &\\\s—,7vith taxe.
IHiricultiiciix, se, (lif-cki*j|.tiViil). — z, a. difficult,
DiirjriiK.', <lif-()riii. It. df/oiiiud. Ui:ly,
Dillormcr, ilifor-niai, v. a. to de/orm.
l)ilf(iriiiito, (lif-or-mc-tal,y; de/ortiiity. i

niirus. c, (lif.fi-l, -z, a. -L-iiicnt, ad. diffuse, proli.x, i
I iiiriisinii, ilif-fiVzyii»/,/. ditfusion ; froiivitv
I)ii;crLr, de-lijal-rai, v. a. et «. todi^'cst; bear, siitTcr ■ '
l)iv;i;stciir, dchjcstur, »«. di>;esttr. [rifcii

I)ii,'cslif, ive, de-hjes-tif, — iv. <t. rfnvj.'it/*.

t47î

t>iâ

Di^'estion, ile-liics-tyo;/, m. digestion.
ni^;it,d, e, dc-lije-tal, a. dii;ittil.
I'lvfiie, (liii-y*-, <i. —ment, ad. worthy, dtservinsr
PiHiiitaire, din-ye-tair, m. dij^nitary.
I)it,'nitë, din-ye-tai, f. dix'nitv.
l)i;;resser, dc-urcss-ai, v. n.'to distress.
Digression, de-Rres-syo;;, / digression,
Di^iie, ditf,/ Hike, dxm, hank.
DiL'iieinent, dii;.nia«, m. emhankmeiit.

I)i aceralion. dc-las-al-rali-sy()«,/; rfi/rtf,ra/w«.

J)ilacerer, dc-Ins-ai-rai, %i. a.to dilacciate.

I)i Kipii ateiir, tlc-lap-e-dat-iir, m. dilafidator, watter

I ) apu ation, de-lap-e-dali.syo«,y: dilapidation, waste.

1)1 ipider, de-lap.e-dai, v. a. to dila/'idale, waste.

I I .ita .ihte, de-Iat-ab-e-le-tai, /. dilalability,

Dilatai lie, de-lat-ah-bl, a. dilatable

I)ilatation, dc-lat-ali-syo;;,/. dilatation.

IJiiater, ile-lat-al, v. a. to dilate, widen ; se —, v. r. to

I I atoire, de-lat war. ,.. dilatory. [P'row wide

pilection. dc-lek-syoH,/ dilcction.

Dlletniiie, dc-iein, in. dileiiiina.

Dilineinnient, de-lelijam-a;/, ad. dilii;eiitly

Dili!,'ence. de-lchia^x. /. assiduity; speed; stage-
coach, flyiiif;.coach ; pursuit.

DiliKcnt, e, de-lc-lija;i, -t, a. diligent; quick.
)j ij;cntcr, de-lc-hjaw-tai, v. a. to hasten, dispatch.
iluvien, ne. de-Iu-vyai«. -vyen, a.diluvian.

Unnanclie. de-nia;(sh, >;;. Sunday.

l)iine, dini.y; tithe.

*Jiiiicr, de-iiiai. v. a. to levy tithes.
)iincnsion, de-ma;/-svo;(./, dimension. •

Uiiiieiir, dim-iir, in. t'itlier.

Oiinimicr deinc-niVal, 7'. a. et n. to diminish ; lessen,-

JinniMitif, 1VÇ, de-nie-mi-tif, -iv. a. diminutive, [abate.
innnution. ilo-me-nù-syon,/: diminution ; abatement.

;)iiiiissoire, de-mis-swar, m. letters dimissory.

Jiiianderie. do-na«-drc, /. brasi ware

Jmatoire, de-nat-«ar, a. relating to dinner.

Jinde, dai«d,/ tiirkey-hen.

Jindon, dal;/-<lo;/, m. turkey.

Jindonneau, dai«-don-oh, m. younp turkey

imc, <\e-na.\, m. dinner. -^' Uinner \

Jinee, de-nai. /. place where one dines on joiirnev '■ I

v!l^^•<. ;"'""• ?• Ï- /;' '/"'5 ■• -• "'• Hi'mer. [dinner.
Jinette, de-net, y: /iWf dinner; faire la -, to play at

}^}^<i^r,A^.XMx ,n. dinner.guest ; great eater.
diocésain, e, de-o-sai-zai;/. — zain, a. diocesan,
Jincese, de-o-sayz, in. diocese.
Jjontriqtie. de-op-trik, f. dioptrics.
Jip itlionjruc, dif.io;/sii,y: diphthong.
[iplomate, dip-loni-at, m. diplomatist

||iomatie, dip-lom-ase,/: diplomacy.

!P omatiqiie, dip-loiu-at-lk, a. diplomatic.
Mplome, de-plohni, m. diploma, patent.

^^,o .nV' V: "■ '" K^'' '^>'' ■"*■•'"»•• c-cst-A-dire. that
u to say ; trouver à - .'i, to Jind fault with ; vouloir

Wr '/.'/?"'■ ** ~' '"• '■■ '" <^/^^ one's self out, to call
0,1^ s self: -, m. saying : à voire -, by what yen

Direct, c, dcrekt. a. -ement, ad à.ml; stra{,:hl.
duct^r' '''•■■"■■''"""• '"■ <'>rector; manager, nif

ni'^^1'1"' 'Ic'cksyo/f, /. direction ; manageiiienli
et oirc, dc.r-.k.t«rar. .«. directory, [director's offi ci.
nectorlal, c, de-rck-tor-eal, a. directorial.
irectricc, de-rek-lris»,/: directrix, conductress.
>)r|>;e.int. dcrehl.w». -t. a. directing.
Dinger, ilcre-hjai, v. a. todirect.
WIS, dc, see Dire.

U\^^l ''c -^ji". s.)i.disant, pyetending to be, would-bt
D sc.i e, dis-kahl, m. tare, tret. i/c,., i),,^r

Discaler, diskahlal, v. a. to tare. " ''

)|scerncmoiit, disviirn-ma«. ;//. diuernmenl
I isccrncr .lis-sjur-nai. T'. ,.. to discern ; distinguish.
Disciple, de-clpl. w. rfrtf///^. *

Disciplinable. dcscple-n.ih.M, a. disciplinable.

Iscip inaire, dcse-ple-nair, ,.. disciplinary..

scip inc. descplin.y: discipline; instruction.

scipliner, dc-se-ple-iiai. v. a. to discipline ; instruct
Discontinuation. ilis-ko;..tc-nû.ah.syo«. f, dis'ontiliu

r»/.*/."^'*' '''s-ko«-vn.di.bI. a. -mcnt, ad. u.i.

V^sco^"'*!'"!. -^■'"'"•vn^"». r. Hisagr^fln^:^':^!^
lltuuiï ,U '''^■'""'•^"'='-■^ '■• "• '"'f'sagree. disoivn,
liiscord. e. dis-kor, — d, a. out op tunc.
I iscort ance, dis-kor-d.iHs/ discoid.incy.

!'"'," •^"V'^V ''''■'"/.;'''"• r'- "■ >i:.icordant; out of
isc.r. e. dis-kord. /; discord, contention. Uunc

Djscorder. dis-kor-Jai, v. n. to discord. ^

Discoiiretir. dis-koo-rur, in. -sc, -riiliz, /. b.micr,
•Discourir, dis.koo-rcer, v. n. to discourse {prattler
Discours, dis-koor, in. discourse: speech l^""""-
Discredit, dis-krai-de, in. discredit
Discréditer, dis-krai-dc-tai, v. a. to discredit.
Discret, etc, dis-krey, -t. a. -èteinent, ad. discreet ■

r^cr^f'^"v"C ■ , y"c'-^'^d>uss : aulioH.

Dscretion. dis-krai-syo»/, / discretion; discreetness;
Discu pation, dis-ki1|.pasyo«,y: exculpation. '

Disculper, dis-kfil-pai. v. a. to exculpate

iscussion clis.k.Vsyo«,y; dis.ussion, dispute, debate.

iscuter, (lis-kiVtai, v. a. et n. to discuss f debate
j'lsert, e, de-zair, — t, a. eloquent.
Disette, (le-zet./ dearth, scarcity
Diseur, de-zur, m. teller; ~ <le "riens, emptv talker
Dis>,'rAce. <.\\^-ktm\^^,/. disgrace ; misportiine
Disjjr.icier. dis-Kralisy.ii, v. a. to disi:ra<e.
Disur.icieiix. se. dis-K'rali-syuh, — z. a. — senieiit ad

ungraceful; disafrceable. senieiit, ad.

•Disjoindre, dis-lijwai«-dr, 7'. a. to disjoin, .reparate

isionctif. ivc. d s-l.jo«k.tif, -ve, „. dis/ùnclUe
Disionction, dis-lijo«ksyo«,y: disjunction.
Dislocation, dis-lok-ali-syox, /. dislocation.
Disloquer, dis-lok-.u, v. a. to dislocate. \„wav

•Dis,,ar,utrc, dis-par-ay-tr, v. n. to disappear g^
Disp.irate, çlis.par.;it, a. incongruous; incnsis'tenf

ispari e. dis-par-e-taLyT disparity. [-,'/ incongn^y.

isparition, dis-par-e-syow.y: disappearance. ^

Dispendieux, se, dis-pa«.dyuli. -z, „. -sèment, ad

expensive, costly. v.>".iu, im.

Dispensaire. dispa«-sair, >;/. dispensary
Dispensateur, dis-paw-sat-ur, m. dispenser. [biition

l^'^'T' 'l'^-l'"''-^j'l>-^>"". r. ciispcnsalion,dislr.
Dispense, dis-paws.y; dispensation ; licence
Dispenser, dis-pa;/-sai, v. a. to dispense with; excuse ■

dispense; f,e -, v. r. to excuse ones self
Disperser. dis.pair-s;u, v. a. to disperse ; scatter; so -,

V. r. to disperse ; be scattered. '

pispersioii, dis-p.iir-syo«,y: dispersion.
Disponible, dis-poli-nee-bl, a. ciisposable
Disiios, dis-j)oli, a. nimble, active
Disposer, dis-j)oli-zai, v. a. et n. to dispose ; prepare •

{"■^fow.- or,liin ; se -, v. r. to get ready. (/idZ;

Dispositif, ivc.dis-po-ze-tif. -iv, „. preparatory- ~ m

Dis,,osition, dis.poh.ze-syo;,, ./: disposition; dispîsài,

»tder: inclination ; goodwill ; humour '"'^~'"'

Disproportion, dis-pro.por-syo«,y: disproportion

Disputable, dis.pn-t.ih-bl, a. disputable, contestable
)ispii e, dis.p,1t,y:y/,r//,/^, contest; disputation

Dispii er dis-pfl-tai 7;. a. et n. todispi.i; contend; se
— . 7'. >'. to contend Por; qinnrel.

Disputeur. dis-pû-tur, m. disputer, disputant.

Disque, disk. «». y«£„V. rfù* y ' '«•

Disquisition. dis-ke-zc-syo«./ rfû^,»„/,<,„.

Dissection dis-sek-syo«,./: dissection. [lar. unlike

D ssemb able, dis-sa^-blah-bl. a. -ment, ad dssnu.

D^seinblance. dis.sa«.bla«s,>: rfw./^.iir^:; «/Jiï^

DIS

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DUs^inlnnlIon, (Ilssai-mc-nali syo;/, /. itissfiiti'iiiiticii,
DIsMÏminer, (tis-%al-inc-nai, v. n. lo iiùstminaU.
Dluen<tioii, (lis-s.'i»-syo;(, /. tiisseiisioii.
DiMentiiiient, (lis-sa>/-lc-iiia»/, m. disagrttmtHl.
Dlss^qurr, ills-sai-kai, v. n. to liiistct.
DlsiM!<|iiC'iir, (lis saikur, »i. dissftlcir,
l)Ksfrtateiir, ilis-sairl.itiir, m. di.\x(rlalor.
Dissort.ilidii, (lissairt.ilisyiiH. /. (tisserlalion.
DissiTltT, (lis-salrtai, v. >i. to aissrrt, discuss.
Dissiili-'iice, ilis-M'-il.iHs.yC dis\idfnif.
Dissiiltriit, dissc-d.i'/, «i. dtssetiter ; iwiicoi\/oriniit.
Dissliiiilairi-, clii-seine-lair, <i. dissiiin/itr.
iJissiinulatciir, ilis-sciiirt lat-iir, m. diwemh/er.
Dlssiiiiulatioii, dis-senifi-l.ili-syo»;,/ disumiituliou.
Dissimulé, c, dis-bc-iiiû-lai, a. disniiià/i/i^ ; — , m. dis-

stutbltr.
DIssiiiiiilcr, dissc-mfl-Iai, v. a. et u. to dissrtnbtt, hide.
Dissipateur, disse-pat-iir, in, — trice, — triss, /. j/oh/-

tliri/t, tvastfr.

lifeiid-

[</Ci'f.

Dissipatiiiii, dis-sc-pali-syo»/, / dissipation ; dissolute
't. ((. A» a il

Dissijici, dis-sf-pal, t. h', to dissipate : waste ; divert;

se — , V. r. to relax one's self.
Dissolu, c, dis-si)l-il, a. — inc-ii't, ad. dissolute, loose.
Dissohdilc, dls-sol-fi-l)l, ,». dissoluble.
Dissolution, dis-so|.fl.syo«,/. dissolution ,■ dissolntentst.
Dlssolvatil, e, dls-sol-v,i;i, — t, a. in. dissolvent,
Dissonaiict.', dis-soiia;;s,/. dissoiiame.
Dissonant, e, dis-soii-a»/, -t, a. dissonant.
Dissuniicr, disson-ai, v. ii. to Jar.
•Dissoudre, dis-soo-dr, t. a. to dissolve; vieil; se —,

V. r. to te dissol!'ed ; ferish.
Dissous, dis-soo, see Dissoudre.
Dissuader, <lls-swad-al, v. a. to dissuade.
Dissuasion, dis-swah-zyo;/, ./: dissuasion.
Dissyllabe, dis-sill.ib, a. dissyllable.
Dissyllal.iinie, dis-sil-l.ili-ik, a. dissyllabic.
Distance, dis-taws.y! distame.
Distant, e, dis-ta», — t, a. distant, remote.
Distendre, (lis-ta;/-dr, v. a. to distend, exfand.
Distension, dis-ta«-syoH.y. distention.
Distillateur, dis-til-at-ur, in. distiller
Distillation, dis-lil-ah-syo»/,y; i/ijViy/rt/jff»».
Distiller, dis-til-ai, v. a. et n. to distil.
Distillerie, dis-til-re.y. distillery.
Distinct, e, dis-tai;;kt, a. — enicnt. ad. distinct.
Distinctir, ive. <li-,lai;/k-tif» — iv, a. disliiulive.
Distinction, dis-t.ii'/k-syo;/,/! disliiution, dil/'.rence.
Distinguer, dis-tai;/-,i;ai, 7/. a. to distitif;uisli ; se — ,

V. r. tt>distini;uish one's self.
Distique, dis-tik, in. distich. [mind ; recreation.

Distraction, dis-trak-syo«, /. distraction ; absence of
•Distraire, dis-lrair, v' a. to distract: se/arrte; divert,

entertain ; sc — , v. r. to divert one's mind.
Distrait, e, dis-tray, — t, a. distracted ; absent.
Distribuer, dis-tribiVai, v. a. to distribute.
Distriliuteiir, dis-trili-i"i-tur, m. distrilnilcr.
Distrihutif, ive, distribd-tif, — iv, a. — i\eiuent, ad. dis-
Distribution, tlis-tilb-u-syo;/,/; distribution, [tributive.
District, dis-trikt, in. diitrict.
Dit, do, see Dire; —, 111. sayinj^.
Diurétique, de-iVrai-tik, a. diuretic.
Diurnal, de-i'irnal. ni. daily prayer-hook.
Diva^jalion, ilc'^ajj-ali-syow./. diva);ation.
Divaguer, ile-va>;-ai, v. n. to ramble, wander,
Div.'in, (leva;;. ;//. divan.
IJivurijeiire, de-vair-hi,i«s,/'. divergency.
Diveri;eiit, e, de viir-nj,i«, — t, a. divergent.
Diveri^tT, de-vairlijai, v. 11. to divei^e.
Divers, e, de-v.iir, — s, a. — enient, ad. divers, several;

diverse, various.
Diver:,ilicr, dc-vair-se-fyai, i'. a. to diversify, vary.
Diversion, do-vair-syo;/,/. diversion.
Diversité, de-v.iir-se-tai,/". diversity.
Divertir, de-vair-teer, v. a. to divert, embezzle; se — ,

T'. r. to divert one's self.
Divertissant, e, de-vair-te-sa«, — t, a. diverting^.
Divertissement, dc-vair-tiss-ina<;, in. diversion, /o^

time: embezzlement.
Dividende, de-ve-da;/d,y. dividend, share.
Divin, e, de-vai;/, —vin, a. — enicnt, ad. divine.
Divination, de-ve-nali-syo«,/. divination.
Divinatoire, de-ve-nat-war, a. divinatory.
Diviniser, de-ve-ne-zai, v. a. to deify.
Divinité, de-ve-ne-tai,/ divinity : deity.
l.)iviser, de-ve-zai, v. a. to divide : sunder : se — , v. r.
Diviseur, de-vc-zur, m. divider ; divisor. \lo be divided.
Divisibilité, dc-ve-ze-be-le-tai,./; divisibility.
Divisible, de-ve-zibi, a. divisible.
I)ivision, de-ve-zyo«,y; division,
IJivorce, de-vorss, m. divorce.
Divorcer, de-vor-sai, v. «. to be divorced.
Divulgation, de-vûl-gah-syo«,/. divulging.

I )ivulKiier, dc-vAI-Kii, v. a. lo divulgt.

Dix, diss, «. ten ; tenth.

Dixième, dc-zyeni, d. —ment, att. tenth; —, »«. ItnfS

Dizain, dc-zai>/, m. stanza 0/ ten verses, [part, tenth.

Dizaine, ile-zain,/. ten.

Dizeau, de-zoh, in. shock of wheal.

Dotik', dos-ii, a. — nicnt, ad. diKile ; With docility.

Docilité, ilos-e-lc-tai,/i di\'lily.

Docte, dokt, a. — nieiil, a.i. learned.

Docteur, dok-tur, tn. doilor.

Doctoral, e, dok-tor-al, a. — cnient, ad. doctoral.

Doctorat, dok-tor-ah, m. doctorsliip.

Doctrin.iirc, ilok-tre-nair, ;/;. dottrtnary.

Doctriuid, c, dok-tre-n.il, a. doctrinal.

Doctrine, dok-trin.y. rftXYr/»/»-; learning; erudition.
\ Dociniicnt, dok-l'i-nia/t, .vi. document.

Dodiner, doli-dc-n.ii, v. n. to move; le —, f. r. to
I pamper one's set/.

Dodo, do-(ln)i. III. faire —, to sleep; altera — , to f^o /i

\b,.

1 Dodu, e, doi|.(J, a. pluinfi

\ Doi;aresse, <loj,'-ar-c-ss, f. wife of a dog*,

1 D(i({at, do;j-ah, in. do^isliip,

j ^o^;e, (lojij, m. doi^e.

I r)ip^;inatiiiu*, do(,'-niat-ik, a. d.^matical.

\ Doijuialiste, do^niat-ist, in. dot;/natitl.

Dov;uie, doj,'Mi, m. dox'ma,

Do^f. ''o>;r, /;/. din;i;er (b. at).

Dci(,'iie. do^', ;/;. biill-doi;.

Do>,'uin, dii^j-ai;/, in. yoiiiii; building,

Di.iv;t, dwa, m. Jins;er: inch; tire .^ deux — S do, to
be upon the brink : toucher au — , to see clearly.

Doi^jtur, dwat-ai, X'. n. tojiiii^er.

l)i'ii;liLr, dwat-yai, m.Jiuger-slall.

Dois, (bv.i, iee I)evoir.

I)oit. dwa. Ml. debit, debtor [see Devolrji • • •

I'i'kance, dol-ai-a»/s, yi <i)<;//>/'ii/;//.

jiolciuinent, dol-ani-a;;, .7(/. i/cAy/f/j^.

DiiluMit, e, dola;/, — t, a. doleful.

Dolni.in, dol-nia/i, m. dolman.

Doloire, dol-war, y. adze; trust,

Doni, do;/, in. don, lord.

l)oiiiaine, doni-en, m. domain ; possession, property.

l)oni.'inial, e, doni-an-yal, a. demesnial.

Dome, dolini, in. dome, cathedral.

Domesticité, dom-es-te-se-tai, f. state of a servant:
menials, senan/s, pi.

Domcsti<|iie, ilom-estik, rt. —ment, ad. domestic; —,
III. servant: one's family.

Domicile, doni-e-cil, in. residence ; dwelling ; à —, nt

Domiciliaire, dom-c-cil-vair, a. domiciliary, [home.

se Domicilier, dom-e-cilyai, v. r. to settle, dwell.

Dominant, dom-e-na;/. — t, a. dominant, ruling.

Dominateur, dom-c nat-ur, in. doininalor, ruler.

Domin.ition, (lom-e-nah-syo«,y domination, dominion.

Dominer, doin-e-nai, v. a. et n. to dominate; rule;
prevail : predoininale : rise above ; command.

Dominicain, dom-c-nc-kai';, m. dominican.

Dominicaine, dom-e-uc-ken, f doininican nun.

Dominical, e, doni-c-iic-kal, a. dominical ; —cf. Sun-
day lectures, pi.

Domino, doni-e-noh, m. hood, domino. [—, it is a pity.

Donnna{.,'e. dom-alij, >;t. damage, hurt, injury ; c't:il

DoMuna^eable, dom-alij-ahbl, a. hurtful.

Domptable, do</-tali-bl, a. tameable.

Dompter, do;/-tai, v. a. to lame; subdue.

Dompteur, doH-tur, m. tamer; subduer,

Don, do», III. gift, present ; talent.

Donataire, don-at-air, .r. donee.

Donateur, don-at-ur, m. donor, giver.

Donation, don-ah-syo«, y (/oMrtrtox.

Done, ilo«k, c. then, therefore.

Donjon, do;i-lijo«, >n. turret.

Donnant, e, don-a«, — t. a. liberal,

Donne, don, f. deal, dealing.

Données, don-ai, f. pi. data, pi.

Donner, don-ai, v. a. et n. to give ; bestoiv ; deliver;
allow, grant; bear; reach; engage; cliarj;e :
deal (cards) ; se — , v. r. to give up one's selj :
se — , garde de q., to beiuate of one ; se —, de U
peine, to take the trouble.

Donneur, don-ur, m. — se, — uhz, f. fiver.

Dont, do;/, pu. whose, of whom, of which, for whom,

Donzelle, do;/-zel, f damsel, lass. [ivhereol.

Dorade, doi'-ad, f. dorado.

Dorénavant, dor-ai-nav-n;/, ad. henceforth, hcrecifter.

Doré, e, dor-ai, a. gilt ; golden.

Dorer, dor-ai, v. a. to gild.

Doreur, dor-ur, in. gilder.

Dorien, ne, dor-e-ai;;, —en, «. dorian.

Dorique, dor-ik, a. doric. [to make much of tint's self.

Dorloter, dor-lot-ai, v, a. to cocker, fondle : se — , v, f,

Dunnant, e, dor-ma», — t, a. sleeping ; standing.

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hati to baik ;
If i;o auiiy,
butiiilt w'f
Ifajxrs).

lie

lint; shtath.

Uiidifffreutly.
sojlly : ■ " ■

iniieiir. dor-mur, m. slttfcr.

iriiipii.p, (li>rimiliz, /; Iritvtlliiig (atriact.

iiiiinir, ili.r-inctr, v. u. lo slerf.

iriinlif, ilor-init-ir, »/i. ioforijtt.

ir>. «lolir, set Dnriiiir.

riiiir, ilor-twar, >n. dormitory.

inirc. (lori^lr, /. i;ilittiii;.

■s, (li)li, til. h,itk : r- i^e : — .

.M', (liilii, / doit. (Iniinicr le —

'•.sicr. ildlisyiii, 111. hack, head-t'oard ,

, iliit, t. foilioti : don'ry.

I, C, (Inlvll, ,1, dotill.

ilKiii. iliitnli-syon, /. tiidoivintiit.

r, (lol-al, V. II. to fortioii : tiidoiv,
iMiri", >loo-air, >«. foiiiture ; dowtr,
i.iiriirc, (loo-nir-ynir, y: doiviti;fr.
iiaiie, iloo-nlm.y^ ciiitoni-hoiivt ,■ duty; association

prussienne, deriiiini Inriff'iniioii.
"i.iiiitr, <lo()-ahn-y.il, in. iii.\t m-iwiist e^ctr.
iiiMajjc, (loo-lil.ilij, III. ihfitt'ii)')^'.
ulilc. (loo-bl, (J. et ad - iociit, ad. douHt ; doubtt-
iiiitdtd. dec tljfitt ; —, ;;;. doiihle ; dufliiiUt.
tililc', (lo<)-l)lai, III. doiihiim; II hit//.
iiililciiicnt, (lonbl'iiia//. in. dou/>/iii)^
tililcr, (loo.blai, v. a. et ii. to doiib/t ,
ulilet, floo-lilay, in. douNit.
)iililMn, (loo-l)lo(/, III. doub/ooii.
•iihliirc, (i(po-l)lflr. y: /inin/,'; doub/e.
iii(.c,\tre, iloo-saii-tr, <i. siieeti.t/i.

jiK cillent, doo-siiia»/, ad. t;rnl/v ; sofl'v :~ kind/y ;
inicereiix, se, duo-snih, — z, <i. itvtitiik ;' uimvkii/i. ' I
meet, tc, floo-sny, —set, a. demure ; — tciiitnt, ad. \
i/olv/y; calin/y, i

inceiir. (!oo-sur,y: iTtrc/i/MT ; inHduess ; çeiit/eness ;
drli^lits: gratiiily : — s,//. stvctt things'; /(atteriuir
DiRlie, iloosh,/; i/tcnver-hath. hvoi-ds.

utlier, (loo-slint, v. it. to piiinf.
iicine, <loo-cln, /. ogee.
■ucir, (loo-seer, v. a. to fo/ish tg/ass).
inr, (loo-ai, V. a. to tiidoiv.
luilji;. (loo/, /. sofktt.

"lillct, te, ilooAay, — ett, a. — tement, rtrf. lo/f, lender,
unllctte, (loo/.ctt, / qui/ted si/k gown. [„i,t

iiKiir, (loo-liir,/: fain ; grief. \fain/ut ,■ gri,-.,onx.
iiilduretix, sc, doo-loo-riili, — z, n. — scnient. ad.
iiite, (loot, m. doubt; doubt/u/ness; urufi/e; dixtrust
inter, (loo-tal, v. ii. lo douht ; scruf/e : se —, v. r to
mieux, doo-\\\t, in. doubter. [siis/ieit; iiiislrust

iiilcnx, se, (loo-tuh, — z, ,j. — seincnt, ad. doubt/u/,
iioioiis; sus/Hiioiis.
iivain, doo-vai;/, in. 7vocd/orcaiks.
Hive, iloov,/ stave.

lux, ce, iloo, — s, a. et ad. siuttt : ao/l ; easy; eau
iiice,/r«/r naler ; tiler —, to be snbmissne.
uzaint-, (loo-zen, / dozen .- h la —, common, pa/try
iize, (looz, n. tiue/ve ; twe/ftlt.
iizicine, doo-zyem, a. —nient, ad. tice/f!h ; —, m
yen, (Iwa-yai;/, ;/;. dean : the elder. [nvel/t/i part
yenne, ilwa-yen-ai, in. deanery.
ichnie, flrakin, / drachm.
iijcc, <lralij.ai,y: jH^rtr-//;/;/!,- smalls/tot.
i^jeoir, (Ir.ihj-war, m. coiiijit-box.
.i;eon, (Iralij-o«, in. sitoot, sucker.
i.ijeoiiner, dralij-on-ai, v. n. to put forth shoots.
i.i,'"n, dra(,'-o«, nt. dragon ; drnt:ooH.
iKonnade, dra)j-on-ad,'/ draçoonadt.
(«oiine, dra^-on, / sivord-kiiot.
iS,nic, drag,/ drag.
iKiier. drag-ai, v. a. to draç.
loueur, dra^-ur, in. drag-hoat.
ni.itiiiue, drani-at-ik, a. dramatic.
iiii.itiiri;e, drain-at-firlij, m. sorry dramatist.
line, drain, in. drama.
H>. ilrah, m. c/oth ; — de lit, sheet.
jpc.iu, drap-oli, m. colours, l/ag.
per, drap-ai, v. a. to hang' ivith cloth; cm'tr -with
^mirning; mill (stockings); jeer, banter; se —,
r. to dress.

l)erie,drap.re./</ra/fr)'/ cloth-trade; cloth-work.
pier, drap.yai, in. ivoo//en-draper.
stKiiie, dras-tik, a. drastic.
no, (Iresli, / tna/t, grains, pi.
iser, dres-ai, v. a. et «. to straighten ; set up ;
III up ; trim up ; prick up ; stand; se —, v. r.
shiiid, stand on end.
ksoir, (ires-war, in. dresser, sideboard.
e. (In/, m.fel/oiv ; —,f. dri//.
>e, (Iribs,/ Italiard, gear.
;nian, droK-ina»/, »«. dragoman.
;ue, drofî, / drug; stuff; rubbish.
^^er, drojj.ai, v. a. to p/tysic.
■uerie, drog-re, f. drugs ; drug-trtidt.

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nr<n;„of, (Iro(j ay, m. druf^tt

I)r(ij;iilir, drn^'y.d, in. nudiciiit-cheit,

[)ri.Kuislf, drojj ist, in. driig^'i,/.

Uroit. e (Irw.i, -t, ,i. ,/ „,/. -cnent. ad. n\-hl,

stran-hl, direct; iiprig/,1; honest; —, m. rn-ht-

l"i"J Histut;titlt; fee; tax, duty; ,\ l.oii _. witk

gOiHt reason, luxlly ; dc -, by right
jjroite, drw.it, f. right hand , rig Jit ,',./e ; \ -, „„ tlit

roiticr, ire, (Irw.iiyal, -r, ,t. ii);/ithaiid,d. Inrht.

<i'iiec/T ''"'*"■'"' •/• "fH'i'iifs ; honesty; Kn-,

Dr.)lc, (Irohl. a. -mcnt, ad. droll, fiuer, focost; —,
in. knave, ri'vut. /"«'»». t

pri'ilerie, drolil-rc,/ drollery ; buffoontry.
jlroinadaire, (lr(iiii.,i(|.alr, m. drointdary.
I'roine, droiii, f J/oal, laft.
I'rdiiineiir, driiiicniir. m. linktr.
I>rii. e, dril ,i et ad. fledged; thick ; brUh.
Driiidc. dnVId, in. druid.
Kriildlsnie, (IrO-e-disin, in. dmidisin.
Uryade, dread, f. dryad.
Do, c, (111, in. due (see Devoir).
)iil.itatjf, ivo. d|-i-l.e.ta-tif, -iv, a. dubitativt,
)ui>it,illon, dfl-be-talisy.,»!,/: dubitatwn.
I'uc, (Ink, in. duke, horn-owl
Ducal, c, dn-kal, a. diual.
Ducat, dfik.ili, in. ducat.
pucalon, diVkat-o;;, in. ducatoofi.
Duclié, dù-shai, in. dukedom, duchy
l)ucliesse,dn.siiess,/.,i'/„7(/'jj, easy chair.
Ductile, (Ink-Ill. a. cfiutile.
Diictilit(i, dûk-teletai,/: ductility,
Duipiie, dA-ayn ye,/: duenna.
Duel, dil-cl, >//. duel.
Duelliste, diVcU-ist, in. duellist.
Duirc, dweer, v. n. to suit, fit, please.
Diilcifier, dill-se-fyai, v. a. to ctiilcify.
DulcuKie, (Ifil-se-nai,/ dulcinea.
Dûment, dilniii;». ad. duly, rii;htly, laufully.
Dune, dnn,/; donun.
Dunette, dn-nett,y: poop-royal.
Duo, dil-oli, ni. duet, duetto.
\^\\\»:,iMi\\f. dupe, null.
Duper, (In.nai, v. a. to dupe, trick, chemt.
Duperie, i\{\\i-te,f. dupery, cheat.
Dupeur, di1-|iur, m. cheat, bite.
Duplicata, diVi)lc-kat-ali, in. duplicate
jHiplicntion, dn-pl'-'-kali-syo;,, / rf/,*/,rrt/,<,„.
Duplicité, dft-ple-se-tai,/ dnplicily.
Duplupie, dO-plik,y: rejoinder.
Dupliipier, dû-plik-ai, v. n. lo rejoin.
DiKpiel, dil-kel, see l.e(|ucl.
Dur, c, di'ir, a. -eiiicnt, ad. hardi

se-.erc, Itard-hearled ; crue/.
I)ural)!c, (lû-rah-lil, a. -nient, ad. diirab/e, lasting.
Durant, (ln-ra;/,/r during.
Durcir, dur-seer, v. a. et n. to harden, indurate; se —,

V. r. lo grow hard, indurate.
purcisseinent, dflr-sissniaH, in. hardening; iiidura-
Dure, dur,/: bare ground, floor. UioH.

Dur(5e, dii-rai,/ duration, perinaiitncy
Durer, dfl-rai, v. n. to last, endure.
puret, ette, diVray, —ret, a. some^vhat hard.
Dureté, dûr-tai. f. hardness ; harshness : riidenets ■

stiff ness; cruelty ; — dorcille. dulness of hearing.
Durillon, du-ri/-o«, »«. callosity ; corn.
Duriuscule. dû-re-ûs-kill, ,i. solne^uhat hard.
Duvet, dû-vay, »/. down.
Duveteux, se, duv-tuh, — z, a. dotiiny.
Dynamique, din-am-ik,/: dynamic.
Dynastie, din-as-tc,/ dynasty.
Dynastique, din-a.s-tik, a. dynastic.
Dyssentcrie, de-sa«-tre,/". dysentery.

E

rough; rugged;

Eau, oh,/ Tvaler ; rain; urine; gloss; —bénite,
holy -water; — douce,/>-cj-/t water; — de mer, sea-
water; — de pluie, rain-water; — de puits ive//-
water; — de vie, brandy; —x, pi. watering-place;
intneral waters, spas; les eaux-et-forèts, eyre.

s tbahir, ai-baheer, v. r. to wonder, be astouislicd.

libaluasement, ai-bali-is-nia/(, m. astcnishinciit

hbarber, ai-bar-bai, :■. a. to strip (quills) ; clip [paper):

hbarboir, ai-bar-bwar, in. scraper. (sciafte.

tbat, ai-bah, in. prendre ses —s, lo be playful, frolic.

tbattement, ai-bat-ma;/, in. diversion, frolic.

s'libattre, ai-bat-tr, z. r. lo sport, be merry.

Eb.iuche, ai-bolish, /; roug/i draught.

Ebaucher, ai-boh-shai, v. a. to rough-draw; rough-

tbauchoir, aiboh-shwar, m. large chisel, [hem.

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F.haucllr, al't>nh-(leer, t'. .i. lo ihttr ; •'— . v. t. I« inakt
l'l>*nc, «1 licii, («. t^o^ty, rhtii, [mtrry,

V.\>in\et, al-liainynl, m. thoiityee.
I-.)itfiilsle, nl-l)<illii^t, IH, iitt'Dif/iHiiter.
I'.bdiilstcrlc alhaliil»t-re, / (nbvirl-nvrt.
I{|)liiulr, ni-liliH>-eer, v. a. to dattit, hf);uilt,
l''l)l()ui»sem-:nt, Hilil"i>-ls!i-tna//, »«. iliiislnii^, itiiHiifis.

l.biirKticr, iii-liiirny il, T.n. lo hliiui oj «iir eye.
"■liotilKr, iii
laiinhttr.

y II, ". ". to A
ï,il, V. a. —

ilc rlrc, to burst itite

I-^lM)ulllir, nibooAccr, v. n. to M/tfiivii, hoil awny.

I'ilioiilriiifiit, al-lji"il-iiia»i, in.fatliiit;.

IUmiiiIit, ailHiiil.il, V. ti. n %'—, v. r. te/all in, tumble.

I'.lxiiilis, ai-liKO-li', HI. ruhlnsh, ruhhit.

lUioiir^iiiiuicr, ai-boor-lijon-al, v. a. to nif buds.

I{lK)iirill(', c, al-ticHi-rlfai, <i. itisonifrtd.

1-lir.iiiclu'iiicnt, al-br w;nti-ma>/, »/;. loffiui:, fruniug,

I'lliraiitliur, ai-bra/f-sh.ii, v. a. to h/>, firuur.

Mliraiilciiiciit, ai-lira>i-liiin>/, tn. sHkck, tiviiblt.

I-!l>r<iiilcr, itl-lira«i-lai, v. n. to shake; %'—, v. r. to b*

lilirt'chcr, ai-l)rcsli-nl, x<. a, to uolih. [s/iitieii ; ivai'tr.

lUirDUo-tiient, ai-l>ri><>-iiia>/, i>i. siinrliiii^.

liliroucr, ai-liroo-al, v. it. to bltiiih ; s— , v, r. to snort,

I'.liniitcr, ai-lirA-c-tal, v. a. to dnii/\'e.

Mliitard, ai-l)A-nr, t>i. iveif^'f.

I{lmllitl(in, al-liftl-le-syo//,/: ebiillitii^n.

Mcarlii-inclit, ai-kash max, >ii. bruise.

licatlicr, ai-kasli-ai, v. a. to irush ; Jialten.

Hcailk-, ai-ka/,/! scale, shell.

licailli', ai-ka/-ai, a. scaly. {off"! — , >«. cy.\lerina>i.

licaillor, »i'ka/-ai, v. a. to scale ; s'— , v. r. to scale, feel

licailliMix, so, al-ka/-iili, — z, a. scaly,

Ivcale, aikal,/ shell ; skin (of fcas).

Ucalor, nl-kal-ai, t. a. to shell ; s'— , v. r. to come off.
Jicarlatc, aikar-lat,/. scarlet.

I-carc|uillcmL'nt,ai-kar-ki/-nia)/, in. s/ireadiiiff ; starinji^.

licarciuillur, ai-kar-ki/-ai, v. a, to s/'rcail wide {lej;s) ;

— lus yciix, to s.'are. [laid out; 1\ 1'—, aside.

rcart, ai-kar, in. .^tfff'in.i; aside ; digression ; cards

licnrlL', ai-kar-tai, in. ecartee Ix'aine).

licartclcr, ni-kartlai, t. a. to i/iiar/er.

Ixartcim-iit, ai-kart-iiia»/, in. yiiUnii,' asunder.

liciirtcr, ai-kar-tai, v. a. et ii. to lii./er.ie ; reintrr,
avert, se/<ara/e ; discard ; .if'rcad [shot); s' — , i'. r.
to i;o out 0/ the way ; recede; .ncene.

ncclcsia'ili(Hic, ck-klai-zyaslik, a. ecclesiastic; —, hi.

liccrvulo, c, ai-sairv-jai, ir. /.are brained, \ilergynian.

licliafaiKl, aislnf-oli, in. sca/lold.

licliafaiida^'o, ai-sliaf-cih-dalij, in. scaffoldiiif^.

licliafaiulcr, ai-sliaf-oli-<lai, v. n. to erect scaffolds.

Uchal.is, ai-sliaj-aii, in f'rop.

I'.tlialasseinciit, ai-slial-au-sina», ni. propping,

l{clialasr>cr, ai-shal-au-siii, v. a. to prop.

liciialicr, ni-shal-yai, iii.Jence [of trees).

liclialote, ai-slial-ot, / eschalot, scallion,

licliancrcT, ai-slia«-Krai, v. a. to slope,

Krhancriire, al-sliaw-krOr,/; slope.

Kchanilole, ni-sha«-dol,/: shini,'le.

liclianj^c, ai-sha;ilij, tn. e\rhiini,'e ; barter.

licliaiiKeable, al-sliaH-lijnli-bl, a. e.\chaii,i;eablt

HctianKtr, ai-s!ia;(-lijai, v. a. to e.\chanf;e.

KcliausdTi, ai-slia«-so;(, m. cup-bearer.

MchnxKonnKXK.M-hhan-^rtn-rc/.ivinecellaro/a prince.

licliaiilillon, .-xi-sliaw-tiZ-o;», in. sample, pattern.

lictiantilloiincr, al-slin«-ti/-on-ai, t. a. to e.xainiiie by the

Kchaavrcr, ai-sliaH-vrai, v. a. to hatchel. [standard.

I'^cliappade. ai-shap-ad,/ slip ; viislake.

Hchappatoiro, ai-sliap-at-war,/; shift. [Jits and starts.

lichappcc, ai-sbap-ni, yi /;•<»«*; /nu/ir^/ par — s, by

I-'cliappciiicnt, al-shap-iiiaii, in, escapement.

lichapper, ai-sliap-ai, v. n. to escape ; slip ; drop ; s'— ,
V. r. to escape ; forget one's self.

Fcharde, ai-sliard.y. prick 0^ a thistle, splinter.

licliardomier, ni-shar-don-ai, v. a. to clear of thistles.

I-'charnai, ai-sbar-iiai, i'. a. toffesh.

licliarnolr, ai-sharn-war, in.Jleshing-knife.

licliarpc, ai-sharp,/; scarf, sliiix ; en — , slanting.

licharpcr, ai-sharpai, v. a. to slash.

Kchasse, ai-sluiiiss, /: stilt.

Ecliaiiboulé, e, nl-sfioli-boo-lai, a. fill I of pimples.
Ecliaude, al-blioh-dai, in. mix:; bun.

Echaiider, ai-shoh-dai, v. a. to scald ; s'— , v. r. to burn
one's f!^i,i^eis.

P.cliaudnjr, ai-slioh-dwar, in. scalding-house ; scaldin):;-

licliaiiHalbon, ai-shi)li-fay-zo«,y; 0T.'er-hcating. [tub.

licliautiLiiicnt, ai-sl\oh-(iiia«, m. heating.

Echauffer, ai-slioh-fai, v. a. to heal ; excite ; s' — , r. r.

to get warm ; groiv angry, fume.
EchaufTourëe, ai-slioli-foo-rai,y. rash enterprise ; skir-
Echautrure, ai-slioh-fflr,y;/i;«//^. [inish.

Echaii^uette, ai-sholi-pet.y: watch-tvwer,
Echaux, ai-shoh, tn fl. drains, f I,

I'lch^.ible, •(•ih.ii-nh-bl, a. payablt.

Iùhi<itiicc, al-%lial-.i;(!i, / ex ptratiott.

Echéant, al-khai.m, iie Etnuir.

Echcc, nl-dhck, m. ihtik ; lots; —^.fl. eketsmttt, ft,i

ihest ; Jouer nun —, to play at ehess.
I^clicllc, al-shell, / ladder; stale ; seafor(,
j^Llielon, alsh-lon, «1. step.

I'Alielniincr, ai-shfoii-ai, t'. a. toarram^e in eihelom,
I'lclieiilllcr, Hl-<thiiil-al, v. a. to clear oy iiitfi/illtrtt
I'Iklivrral, ai-shairay, see I'ldiulr.
I''cliuvenii, nlili-voli, m. stein, haut,
ICi:lievel(}, e, alsh-vlai, a. dishnelled.
Echovin, nisli-vaitf, in. alderman, sheriff,
Kchinc, aiNh-in./. ihine, bait-bone.
l-.clilni!c, nl-slu' liai, / chine of port.
l-lchincr, ai-Nhenal, v. et. to break the baet.
Eclii(|uicr, al'idic-kyal, ni. chessboard ; exchequer.
lîclio, at-knh, m. e,ho.

•Ecliiilr, ai-ibwar, ?'. 11. to befall, happen ; fall oui;
EclKippe, ,\\-\wy,,f. stall ; Jial graX'er, [e.\ptci.

!• tlio|i|)cr, ai'shop-ai, v. a. to can*.
I'.chouane, al-sliiin-alij, in, stranding.
licliimtiliciit, ai-sbi>f>iu.t>/, in. running aground.
l{cliiiucr, al-shi>i>-ai, i: a. et 11. to run ai;rounil ; mil,
l'!i:lui, c, ai-slift, s,e Ixhoir. [cany,

I'xliiicr, ai-scTiiai, f, a, to cut the top of.
i;ilal)uusseiuent, aikl.di-nosnia;/, in, splashing.
I'l lali<)us<icr, ai'kl.ib'iio-s.ii, v, a. to splash.
jj lal)i>UNMirf, aiklab-iio-sftr, f. .\flash.
liclair, ai-klayr, ;//. lightning ; flash. [li^-hliiii^.

j'lclaira^'c, aikl.iy-ralij, >«. lighting; -de i»az, ai"-
Etialrtir, ai-klayr-sccr, i'. a, et n. to clear ; thin ; ilnir

up ; inform ; s' — , t, r, toilcar up; bn\'hten.
Eculrcisseniunt, ai-klayr-.si!>!i-iiia/i, in. ilearing up;

explanation.

Eclairer, ai-klay-ral, v. a, et it. to tnlighttn ; light.
obset-Te ; wall h ; \partle ; shine; »'—, V, r. to i;<l
eiilii;htencd . i;et injorination.
I^claircur, ai-klay-rur, in. sioiit.
iiclau'lie, aikl.Kisli, / leg of mutton.
Ell, it, al-klali, in. splinter; brii;htness ; splendour;

noise; expl'sioii; clap (of thunder),
EcKitaiU, e, .il-klat-a/;, — t, a. bright ; glaring ; biit-

liant, glorious.
Eclalir, .li-klat-al, v. ft. to shiver, split ; burst forth;
sparkle, shine; faire —, to show; — dc rirc, I»
laugh immoderately.
Ivclecticiue, ai-klek-tik, a. eclectic.
l-:rlectisine, ai-klek-lisin, ///. eclectism.
I'Mipse, ai-kli(>s, y. eclipse, [to be ecli/i.ted ; disappeor.
Ivclipser, ai-klip-s.ii, v. a. to eclipse; ixarken; »' — ,v.r,
)';cliplii|ue, al-klip-tik, f. ecliptic.
Ec'ri'ise, aikliss, y. ,r//(>/f^,- ihcese-wallle,
Eclisstr, ai-kli'i-.ii, ?'. a. to splinter.
licloppe, c, ai-klipp-ai, a. lame, limping,
•Ivclore, ai-klor, t\ n. to hatih ; blow.
Ecluse, ai-kli1i!, f. sluice.
ICclusec, ai-klil-zai, f. sluice-full.
I'^clusier, ai-klfl-zyai, in. sluiie-keeper.
Eciifr.ii, ai-ko-fray, in. ciittiiig-boanf.
llcciiuçou, ai-k\vai;<-sn;i, in. corner-stone.
Ecole, ai-kol, f. school ; collide ; — de coniinerce, fO<»

inercial school ; — primaire, popular .uhool.
licolier, .li-kol-yai, m. schoolboy; scholar; — 6re, — yair,

f female scholar.
•licoiiduire, aiko«.d«eer, v. a. to put otf, refuse, deny,
Economat, ,ii-ko-no-iiiab, m. stewardship.
licononie, ai-ko-noni, a. economical ; —, m. steivard.
licononiie, ai-ko-iici-nie,/; economy ; saving, [saving.
licononiique, .'li-ko-nuinik, a. —nient, ad. economiio!
l-'conciiiiiser, ai-ko-no-nic-zai, ?'. a. to manage well.
Econoinistc, ai-ko-no-mist, in. economist, [salt.

Ecope, ai-kop, f. scoop.
Ecorce, ni-korss /. bark; peel ; outside,
Ecorcer, ai-kor-sai, r. a. to bark ; peel.
licorcbcr, ai-kor-shai, v. a. to /lay, skin; murder \i
licorcherie, ai-korsli-re,y: slaughterhouse. [langtioj;r}
Ecorcbeur, ai-kor-sbur, in. /layer.
l-'corcliure, ai-kor-sliCir, f. excoriation.
Ecorner, ai-kor-n.ii, v, a, to break the horns or corners
EcorniHcr, ai-kor-ne-flai, v. a. to sponge. [curtail

Ivcoriiilleur, ai-korne-tUir, in. spoiij;er.
l'"coniiire, ai-kor-nfir,y.' breaking of the edges ; splinlc
l-!c<isser, ai-kos-ai, v. a. to shell ; peel.
Ecot, ai-koli, in. club, company ; reckoning ; share,
E.couer, ai-koo;ai, v. a. to dock,
licoulei ^nt, ai-kool-nia«, in.flo7ving, running.
Ecouler, ai-kool-ai, v. «, rts' — , v. r. tojiinv out ; Jl'ii

a uay ; slip away.
Ecourter, ai-Koor-tai, v. a. to crop ; curtail.
Ecoute, ai-koot, f. private place [for listening); éfc'
aux —s, to be upon the watch.

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couler, t»lkoo-tal, r. n, ti u. lo li%un h; Htititmi,

„ltni,l ; %'—, V. r. tit ht il'fr-iiiltioHl.
cmiiciir, nlkoo.tiir, m. tiUt'ur.
coiitriix, »*, nl-koo-tiili, — «, a. siltlith,
ciiulillu, iil-k'witl/, / hittihiiuty,
cmivillnii. .il-kiio-vl/-o«, »/». ntiiii/tin ; itrit^,
tr.iM, iilkr.w/, "/. iitifii ; Jirt-urttn.

ir.iM'iiicm. iiltr.iiKr-ni.i//, m. i riuJtnn'.

cr.iM'f, iiikr.m/.ii, v. a. ti> rriiih.
ri>iiifr, ni kriyiiml, v. n. lo Mtf ^fflht irtiiin, tkim.
I 'ur, .«ikr.iy-l il, v. a. to titkf Jj ifir 1%'f,
I iivM-, ;il krvKt, / crah.
■ ricr, ,ii'krc-ai, i'. r. la cry ont, eu/aim,
rillc, iil-kri/, /: i^mfe.

(.rin, alkr.tlM, tn. jcivtl-hox, ritttff.

•rrirc, aikrccr, v. a. lowriU; ftit.

i:rit, nikrt;, w», wriliHg; litrU ; inetfro |>ar —, to

tt'iUf liowii.

crilc.iii, ai-krctiili, «i. htlt, tiitifl.

critoirc, iii-krc iw.ir, / iiikhorii.

critiirc, al-krc-tfir, /. nritiiiL'; /iiimiivriling ; lloly

Il 'rit , tenir les —s, to ktt/> llu books.

1 riv.iilItT, «l-kro'Va/-al, v. a. Ii> siriMt.

: rivailleiir, ni-krc-va/-ur, m. .urihhifr.
c riv.iiii, ai-krevai//, m. ivrilrr ; author; furstr.
i:riv,i-.sier, ni-krc-vas-y.ii, »'». stiihbltr,
cruii, iil.kroo, tu. ttiit ; gitoltr's book
i.rinii'llc, al-knm-oll,./. /»/. srrofiilii.
truiior, aikroo-al, v. a. totnter iii lin i:no!fr's booi.
crcmlr, aikroD-oer, v. a. to l\,imnierhiirit(tii.
rimlciiieiit, ai-krii<il-iiia», iii.Ja/liiii,'.
lùjriiiilcr, .li-kroo-l.ii, v. t. tojall liowii, tiimblt.

niùlLT, ,ii-kr()<).|.il, v. a. to eut o/f Du trust.
cru, e, ai-krrt, n. raiv ; unbUtu )uit.
LU, ai-kft, m. shirld : irou'il ; poil-pnftr,
cuhler, ai-kil-byai, m. /utws(-lu'lt.
cucil, alkfi/, »i. shtlf, rofk.
nolle, .likwell, f. t'-rrinufi; hasiii.
iiL-Ilce, .likwcll-ai, / />orriiii:fr-/ull.
ciu>.ier, .likwival, v. ir. to .s/'/if.
iilcr, aikù-l.ii, v. a. lo lifad liown at the huit.
tiiui.ifîo, ai-kû-nialij, «;. si'iinmiii)^.
tunie, ai■kl^nl, /;yi)(i</l; sium; ifnxs,
cunicr, aikiVnnl, t. n. et it. to stiiu ; /oaiit ; fvolh.
cuiucur, ai-kù-mur, ut. sfouger : —ili; »Kt, fiirate.
( iiiuenx, se, ;ii-kiVinuli, — z, a./oaiitiiia.
cniii'iire, .li-kûniw.ir, ./; siiminer.
( urer, aikiVrai, t. a. to itoiir, cleanse.
urouil, .likù-iu/, »i. si/uirrel.

tireur, aikiVrur, ni. — eiisc, —\x\\z,/. scourer.
1 urji', ai-kiVre, y', stable; ft/iiipat^e,

ussipii, ai-ki'i-scw/, M. esciitclieoii ; i^ra/liiig ; hatch-
ciissoimer, al-kiVsou-ni, v. a. to );raft. [meut.

tiissnniiiiir, ai-krt-son-war, tu. i;ra/liiij;-l-iii/e.
cnycr, ai-kwc-yai, »i. viaster o/tlie horse ; geiitletiian

iislier ; çrooiii ; si/uire.

ciiy.-re, ai-kwe-yair, /. horxnvoman.

ileiité, c, .li-da/t-tai, a. toothless,

ilentcr. al-(la);-tnl, v. a. to break the teeth ; tioteh.

iliticaleur, aiilc-fe-ka-tur, »i. builder.

ililicatiou, ai-<lc-fe-kali-syo;/,y; building, edijlcmiion.

Iilkc, ai-(le-fisi, tn. edi/ue ; struilure.

litier, ai-(le-fyai, v. a. to build, edi/y.

lit, aille, tn. edict, decree.

liter, ai-(lc-tni, v. a. to publish.

liteur, ai-(tc-tur, tn, publisher ; editor.

liticm, ai-(lesyoH, /.edition.
ilrecliin, ai-(lr-ilo>i ,m. eider-duck : eider-dofwn.

lucateur, ai-ilA-ka-tur, iii. instructor.

hic.itioii, ai-ilû-kali-syo;/,y; education ; breeding.

'aiililer, ai-fnli-fe-l.ii, v. a. to reex>e out.

T.içablc, cf-as-ali-l)l, a. that tnay be effaced.

Raicr, ef-as-ai, v. a. to efface, erase; strike out;

■cltfse; s' — , 71. r. to be effaced ; vanish.

r.içuro, cf;isûr, f. dash, block, cross.

fancr, ef-an-al, v. a. to full offthejiag.

Tare, c, ef-ar-ai, a. scared, a^'hast.

Tarer, ef-ar;ii, v. a. to affrit;l,t ; horrify.

r.iroiiclicr. cfar-oo-shai, v. a. to scare away ; s' — ,

'J. r. to take fright.

fectif, ive, ef-ek-lif, — iv, a. effective, actual ; —, tn.

•ffective force ; — ivcinent, ad. really, indeed.

rcctiior, ef-ck-tu-ni, v. a. to effectuate.

fcminatiim, cf-fai-ine-nahsyo«, f. effetniiiatioii.

iLiniiier, ef-fai-menal, 7'. a. to effeminate.

fervescence, cf-fer-vc>.-sa«s, f. effcKz-escence.

fervescent, c, ef-fer-ves-sa«, — t, a. efferzKsccnt.

Pet, ef-ey, tn. effect; result; bill; en ~, actually;

indeed: pour cet —, to that end; — s, fl. effects;

>mn cables ; — s (le passage, effects o/'passeni;ers.

TeiiilUison, ef-fu/-ay-zo«, f. full of the leaves,

reuillcr, ef-fu/-,-U, v. a, to strip off leaves.

V.if[e,\eo, ef-fu-llA^*, if. - in. nf, .i./. tjjlcaehtit ; —, ej^

I'.lHi ai 111!, cf-fo-kavC't.il, /. efM.acy. [lacy, ejfineiuy,

I'.lticn'Mt, p, orfS'^ya//, t, >i efftiienl.

lilliifio, vrfu'liju, f. eHtgy, image.

lirtlk', e, cf'cl.il, II. tlruiier, thin ; —, tti./yingt.

I'lHiler, cf-o-lul, ('. ii to unweart:

l'!inio<|uur, efu-liik-,il, i». a. to rafelout,

Kill ini|uer, cf-l.wi'k.il, >'. ii. to ein.n late.

I'JIIiMirer, eMuli-Ml, T'. ii. to glance ti/oti ; tun «ttf
lightly; tcra/'e {a hide).

lillli'iiiil, e, cflliV.i», - I, 1». e/ffueiit.

liiromtrvr, cf-DX-drii, f. a. to turn ufi aiiii tnaiiurt t
brtnk open ; «'— , t>. r. to sink itotvu.

I'.iriunlrillci, cfo<(. ( I ri/, /;>•/. groiindi, drtgf, (•!.

ii'Mllcircer, ef 'i|.s.il, v. r. to strive, endeavour. •

T'lFiirt, tf-nr. in. e/fort, exertion ; force.

I'itfraitiiin, cf-frak*yii'i, /! ^rciit'i;!;'.' vol a»cc — b'lr^

lurray.inl, e, efr.iy-y.i'i, - t, a. dre,t(flil. [,"■"■>'.

lirfr.iyer, ef-r.iy-y.il, i: a to frighten ; %'—, v. r. to *#
Iri^hleiifd. startle.

l^llr.MiL', c, ef-fr.il-iMl, a. unbridled, unruly; lieent,oni.

lilFriter, effret.ii, T'. a. to exliaint {laud).

Krfriii, effrw.i, in.frit;ht, drea.l.

l.irriiutiS c, efmi/.t.ii, a. —nient, ad. sltanielcts ,
saucy; — , tn. biayiifue.

rillruntirle, elM« tie, A e/f'ronlery. ini/iiidence.

iMlripyalile, ef-frvva-y.iliM, a. - meni, ad. Jri.;ti>/)il,

l-Jlusinn, el-filzyiw/, /: effiision. [diva If il.

l'>,'al, e, .ii-i;.il, a. — eineiil, ad. ei/ual; eirn ; iiiiif nn ;
indif/'erenl; \ V— lie, like ; cel.i iii'e^it —, it is all on*
to me ; — -, in. ei/iiat, match.

l;({.iler, .il-galal, v. a. to eifiial ; Itfel ; itiatih; coin-
pare ; s'~, V. r. to tifuat or loinf^ire one's self.

I''v{allser, ai'L;,i|.e-z,il, :•■ a. to ei/iialne.

i:v;aliti', al->{,i|.c-t.il,y: <•!/.. i/i/)', likeness ; tt'ennett.

I'^Kanl, ai-K.ir, tn. regard, -espeit: account; .^ I' - ile,
/'/ comparison to, as far ; ,^ iii'in - ,for my sake ; eii
— ."I, ionsidering ; avi-'.r —, to pay regani ; -s, pi,
defrence, respect. [niisl.iki:

linareinent, ai-;,Mrin,i';, "(. déviation, error; di^niler;

liuarer, ai-;;ar-ni, v. a. to mislead ; lead astray; s— ,
7'. r. to lose one's way ; wander.

I''t,' lyer, ai-nay-yal, v. a. toiheer up ; irrigate ; prune;
s' , V. r. to dr.ert one's self.

I(!.,'iile, .il-lijiil. / <ic;';'f, shield, buckler. *

li(,'l.inlier, alj,'U/i-tyal, tn. sweet-briar.
l*->;laiitine, ai-),'la</-tin, /I wild rose.

I';>,'lise, ai-^li/,/ chunh ; parish ; lionnne «1'—, clergy-

V.^\'>)i\\c, iii-Kli'K'i./^ eclogue. [man,

i;^;i)isiiie, al-;;i)isni, tn. egotism.

lii'oisle. ai-Kii-ist, tn. egotist ; —, it. selfish.

I'l^jor^'or, ai-j;i)r-tilal, -'. a. to cut the tlxroat ; slaiighttr,

l-i^ornciir, ai-({fir-njiir, tn. muiilerer.

s'l'.K"'''il''-'r, ai->;iili-zl/-al, %>. r. to tnake one's throaf sot*.

l''i,'()ut, .li-jjiii), tn. sink, common seirer.

1 CDiittcr, ai-^joo-tal, v. ti., s'— , 7 . 1: to drain ; dry,

I'^l^'nutlnir, ni-j;not-war, tn. drainer.

lijioutturc, ni-noot-flr,/ dribblings, pi.

I'l^jrappcr, :<'.-j;".ap-.il, v. a. to take off the grapes.

i:i;rati(,'ncr, ni-ffr.it-tin-y.ii, v. a. to scratcii, claw.

Iii,'r.iti(;iinre, ni-j;rat-tin-yitr,/. scratch.

Iv^reiier, al-j;r/(/inai, v. a. to take out the grain.

)■ 1,'rill.ircl, c, ai-i;ri/-ar, — il, a. sprightly, gay ; —, tit.

i:i;nlli)ir, ai-i,'ri/-w.>r, m. grate. \Jollyfillow,

I'^ijnijjeoir, ai.!;ri'i-liiwar, ;//. mortar.

Iv^riifjer, ai-i;ri1-liiai, v. a. to found.

Iv.;iieuler, ai->,'nli-lai, v. a. to bi,,tk the neck.

lili, ai. int. oh ! alas I — bien I ivell.

l-;iionté, e, ai-ho'/-t;ii, (I. .r/(ir>//f/t'.rr.

lilinuper. .liliiMi-pai, 7'. ir. /r>/i)/ (^'"'■''r)-

l-lahfirati'in, ;ii-l.il)-i)r-all-syo;;, /; c/ii/wz-a/ij;»».

Ill.ilinrer, al-lab-or-ai, 7'. (J. A) c/di^oni/f.

l'la(,Mi;e, ;iil.i;;alij, m. pruning.

liliiiliier, aila>;-ai, t. a. to prune, lop,

l-!lai,'ueiir, ai-la.i,'-ur. in. primer.

Klaii, ai-la«, m. elk; start : jerk ; —% pi. transpor's,

lilancc', e, ni-la«-sai, a. long] thin, lank. [pi,

I- lancement, ni-la;/s-iiia;i, m. shootiii)^ ; ejaculation.

lil.iiicer, ai-ln«-s;ii, v. n. to shoot; i— , v. r. to dash,

rush upon.
rClar);ir, ai-lar-lijeer, v. a. I0 stretch, widen; enlarge;

s'— , %i. r. to widen.
lîlarijisseinent, ail.ir-hjiss-ina«, tn. widening ; dis-
ICIasiititc', ai-l.istc-se-tai. /: elasticity, [charge, release.
i;iastit|ue, ;ii-l.is-tik, a. elastic.
iLlectcur, .li-lektiir, tn. elector.
lilectif, ive, ai-Iek-tif, — iv, a. elective.
l'élection, ai-lek-5yo«,y; election.
1-lectoraI, e, ai-lck-tor-al, a. electoral.
lilector.it, ai-lek-tor-ah, m. electorate.
Klectricitë, ai-lek-tre-se-tal,y; electricity.
Electrique, ai-lek-trik, a. electrical.

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Electriser, al-Ick-tre-zal, v. a. to eU<tn/y.
lUcctiiiiire, ai-lck-tft-air, m. tUctuary.
Klc.i;aiiiincnt, ai-lai-f;am-a«, ad. eie);ititl!y.
Kle^aiice, ai-lai-gaHs,/ elegance, nicety ; gracefulness.
Kld^ant, e, ai-lai-^;.»>l, — t, a. elegant.
Elé^iaquc, ai-Uii-lijc-ak, a. elegiac.
Klegie, ai-lai-hjc,/ elei;y.

Kléiiient, ai-lai-ina», m. element : — s, pi. rudiments, pi,
lîiéincntaire, ai-lai-iiia;i-tair, a. elementary.
Eléphant, ai-lai-fa;i, tn. elephant.

Elévation, ai-lai-vali-syo«, f. eleva m ; rise ; prefer-
Elève, ai-lev, s. pupil. \ment; eminence.

Elevé, e, ai-lvai, a. elevated ; high.
Elever, ai-lvai, v. a. to raise ; bring up ; rear ; educate;
s' — , V. r. to arise ; mount ; spring up ; grow proud ;
Eleviire, ai-lvûr,/ blister, pimple. [bear off.

Elldcr, ai-le-dai, v. a. to elide.
Eliffibilite, ai-le-lije-be-letai,^ eligibility.
Eligible, ai-Ie-hjibl. a. eligible.
s'Huiucr, ai-le-iiiai, v. r. to wear out.
Elimination, ai-lc-nie-nah-syo«, /". elimination.
Eliminer, ai-Ie-mc-nai, v. a. to stride out.
Elin^uc, M-\a.\n\!,\\,f. sling.
•Elire, ai-leer, v. a. to elect ; appoint.
Elision, ai-le-zyox,/: elision.
Elite, ai-lit,/; choice, pick.
Elixir, ai-lilc-scer, in. elixir.
Elle, el, /«. she : her; it.
Ellipse, el-lips, f. ellipsis.
Ellipticjue, el-lip-tik, a. elliptical.
Elocution, ai-lok-û-byo«,/ elocution,
Elo>;e, ai-lolij, m. eulogy, praise.
Elo^iste, ai-lohj-ist, m. eulogist.
Eloiifné, c, ai-lo-ayn-yai, a. remote ; distant; absent.
Eloi^uement, ai-lo-ayn-yc-ma«, tn. removal ; distance ;

absence; aversion.
Eloigner, ji-lo-ayn-yai, v. a. to remote ; banish : put
Off! alienate ; s' — , v. r, to go away ; ramble from ;
be tuide of.
Eloquemment, ai-lok-am-a», nd. eloquently.
Eloquence, ai-lok-a«s,y; eloquence.
Eloquent, e, ai-lok-a;/, — t, a. eloquent.
Elu, ai-10, m. elect, chosen.
Elucidation, ai-lû-se-dah-syon,y: elucidation.
Elucider, ai-IA-se-dai, v. a. to elucidate
Elucubration, ai-lii-kiVbrah-syo«,y; lucubration.
Eluder, ai-lû-dai, v. a. to elude.
Elysée, aile-zai, *n. elysium.
Elyséen, ne, ai-le-zai-ai)i, — en, a. elysian.
Email, ai-nia/, m. enamel.
Emailler, ai-nuiAai, v. a. to enamel.
Einaillcur, ai-ma/-ur, m. enameller.
Emaillurc, ai-nia/-ûr,y; enamelling,
Eman.'ition, ai-iiian-ali-syo»(,y; emanation.
Emancipation, ai-ma>/-se-pah-syo;<,y; emancipation.
Emanciper, ai-ma;/-se-pai, v. a. to emancipate ; s' — ,

V. r. to take too much liberty.
Emaner, ai-man-ai, v. n. to emanate.
Emarçcr, ai-mar-hiai, v. a. to write on the margin.
Embauouiner, aH-bab-we-nai, f . a. to inveigle.
Emballage, a;/-bal-ahj, m. packing up.
Emballer, a)»-bal-ai, v. a. to pack up.
Emballeur, a«-bal-ur, >n. packer.

Embarcadère, a)i-bar-kad-nir, tn. landing-place ; ter-
Embarciition, a;(-bar-kali-syo«,_/: boat. [minus

Embargo, aw-bar-go, tn. embargo.
Enibarciuement, a;/-b.ark-nia;<, in. embarcation.
Embarquer, ax-bar-kai, v. a. to embark ; s' — , v. r. to

etnbark, go oti board: engage.
Embarras, a«-bar-ah, m. ettibarrasstnettt, perplexity ;

trouble ; impediment.
Embarrasser, a«-bar-as-ai,t/.(i. toetnbarrass, encumber,
hittder ; disconcert, puzzle ; s' — , v. r. to be embar-
rassed : etttatigle otte's self.
Embatage, aH-bat-ahj, in. shoeing. [saddle.

Embâter, a»-bau-tai, v. a. to put on a pacisaddle ;
Embattre, a<«-bat-tr, v. a. to shoe {7i'heels). [7vith.

Embauchage, a/»-boh-shalij, tn. hiring; tampering
Emb.iucher, a«-boh-shai, v. a. to hire ; tamper with.
Embauclieur, a«-boh-shur, tn. kidnapper.
Embaumement, aM-boh-m«A-nia»/, tn. embalming.
Embauni«r, a«-boh-mai, v. a. to embalm ; perfume.
Embéguiner, a«-bai-ghin-ai, v. a. to initffle up ; be^uitch.
Embellir, aw-bel-eer, v. a. et n. to embellish, s' — , v. r.

to grow handsomer.
Embellissement, aH-bel-iss-ma«, m. ettibelUshtnent.
Emblaver, aw-blav-ai, v. a. to sow with wheat.
d'Emblée, aw-blai, ad. at the first onset.
Emblématique, a»-blai-mat-ik, a. emblematical.
Emblème, a«-bleyin, tn. emblem.

•Emboiie, a«-bwar, v. a. to soak ; s' — , v. r, to soak in ;
Emboitement, a>i-bi»-at-ma», m. Jointing. [fade.

Emboîter, a/i-bwat-.M, v. a. to joint; dore-tail,
Emlioiture, i\n-hyiM-t\T,f. juncture ; Joint.
I'jnbonpoint, a«-bo;i-pwai«, in. corpulence, stoutness,
linibordurer, a«-bor-(lft-rai, v. a. to frame.
limbosscr, a>(-bos-ai, v. a. to bring to bear.
Emboucher, a»-boo-shai, v. a. to bit [a horse) ; prompt ,

blow ; s' — , V. r. to fall, discharge one's self.
Einbouchoir, a«-boosh-war, in. boot-tree.
limbouchure, a«-l>oo-shflr,/: mouth, mouth-piece ; bl.
Embouc|\iement, aw-book-maw, m. mouth n/a strait.
Emboucmer, a«-boo-kai, v. n. to enter a strait.
Embourber, aH-boor-bai, v. a. to bemire ; s" — , v. r. :
Embourrer, a«-boo-rai, v. a. to stuff, [sink in the miiJ.
lîmbourser, a»-boor-sai, v. a. to pocket up.
limboutir, .aw-boo-teer, v. a. to stamp. [I'ng "/',

Embranchement, a«-bransh-ma«, m. branch; bramh-
Embrasement, a«-brauz-ma«, tn. conjtagration ; in-

Jlammation.
Embraser, a«-brau-zal, v. a. to set on fire ; inflaint,

s' — , V. r. to kindle ; be injlamed.
Embrassade, ax-br.is-ad, /., Jimbrassenient, a>/-br.iss.
ma«, tti. embrace. [contain ; s'— , v. r. to embxi r.
En\br.isser, a«-bras-ai. v. a. to embrace; comprise,
lùnbr.-Miure, a/«-braz-i1r,y: embrasure.
Embrocation, a«-brok-ah-syo«,/; embrocation.
Kiiibrocher, a»-brosh-ai, v. a. to spit.
Embrouillement, a«-broo/-ma)i, tn. confusion, per-
plexity, [s'— , V. r. to get conf used.
Embrouiller, a«-broo/-ai, v. a. to embroil; confound;

Embrumé, e, a«-brû-mai, a. foggy.
limbryon, a>i-bre-o>i, m. embiyo.

Einbftche, a«-bflsh,/! atnbush.
Embuscade, a«-bfls-kad,y; atnbush.
s'l'lmbusquer, a»-bfl<i-kai, v. r. to lie in atnbush,

l-jucnder, ai-ni»«-dai, v. a. to re/orrn,

limcraude, aim-rohd,/; emerald.

limeri, aim-re, m. emery.

lùnerillon, aira-ri/-o>», m. merlin.

Emerillonné, e, aini-ri/-on-ai, a. brisk.

limérite, ai-mai-rit, a. emerited.

Emersion, ai-nmir-syo«,y; emersion.

Emerveiller, ai-niair-ve/-ai, v. a. to astonish, amazr-,

limétique, ai-mai-tik, tn. emetic, [s' — , v. r. to wonder.

•Emettre, ai-me-tr, t/. a. to emit, issue.

Emeute, ai-muht,y; insurrection, riot.

Emeuter, ai luuht-ai, v. a. to incite, mutineer.

Emier, ai-myai, Emictter, ui-myut-ai, v. a, to crumble;
s" — , V. r. to crumble.

Emigrant, ;\i-me-gra»/, tn. emigrant.

l-'migration, ai-me-grah-syo;;,/". emigration.

Emigré, ai-me-grai, t/i. etnigraiit.

Emigrer, ai-me-grai, v. ti. to emigrate.

Emincé, ai-mai;i-sai, in. minced meat.

Emincer, ai-mai>i-sai, v. a. to mince.

l-Iminemment, ai-me-nam-a», ad. etninently.

Eminence, ai-me-na«s,y: eminence.

Imminent, e, ai-me-na«, — t, a. eminent.

Eminentissime, ai-me-na;(-tis-siin, a. tnost eminent,

l{mir, ai-mccr, tn. emir.

Emis, ai-mee, see Emettre.

Emissaire, ai-mis-sair, m. emissary.

Emission, ai-mis-syox, f. emission. [zine, stori.

Enmiagasiner, a«-niag-az-e-nai, v. a. to lay in a inagt-

Einmailloter, a>i-ma/-ot-ai, v. a. to siuaddle.

Emmanchement, a«-ma«sh-ma«, m. Joint.

Emmancher, a»«-ma«-!;hai, v. a. to haft; settle.

Emmariner, a«-ma-re-nai, 71. a. to man.

Emménagement, a;i-mai-nahj-nia;<, in. fumishitii:,
settinggcods in order.

Emménager, a«-mai-nahj-ai, v. a. to furnish a house.

Emmener, a>i-mn3i, v. a. to carry a7oay, lead away.

Emmenotter, ax-muh-not-ai, v. a. to handcuff.

Emmieller, ax-myel-ai, v. a. to sweeten with honey;
put honey into.

Enmiitoufler, a«-me-too-flai, v. a. to muffle up,

Emmortaiser, a»-mor-taiz-ai, v. a. to mortise.

Emnmseler, an-mûz-lai, v. a. to muzzle.

Einoi, ai-mwa, in.einotion, trouble.

Emollient, e, ai-mol-ya;;, — t, a. emollient.

Emolument, ai-mol-A-ma;(, in. etnolnment.

Emonder, ai-moH-dai, v. a. to prune.

Emondes, ai-mo«d,/". //. brandies lopped.

Emotion, ai-moli-syoi/, f. emotion, commotion, f>ertiir-

Emotter, ai-mot-ai, v. a. to break clods. [bat:rii-

Emoucher, ai-moo-shai, v. a. to drive Jlies away.

limouchcttc, ai-moo-shet,y: y7y-H(r/.

Emouchoir, ai-moo-shwar, m.fly-jiap.

•Emoudre, ai-moo-dr, v. a. to grind ; whet.

Emouleur, ai-moo-lur, tn. grinder.

Emoulu, ai-moo-lû, see Emoudre.

Emousser, ai-moo-sai, v. a. to take tht tnosi (iff;
blunt; s'— , V, r, to grow blunt.

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Emoustiller, ai-moos-ti/-ai, v. a. to brisk uf.
•i'.iiiinivoir, ai-iiuH)-vwar, v. a. to move, stir u/i ; aJT.-ct; \

i,_, V, r. ti< hé imnvit, troiihled.
Iviiip.iillaKe, a«-pn/-alij, »i. sluffiiifr.
iMiiiiaiUcr, a«-pa/-ai, v. a. to stuff, /•ack uf> tn straw.
jMiipaiiluiir, a«-pa.'-ur, w;. cItair-itHjfir, chair-mciidcr.
I'lupaleiiicnt, a«-pal-iiia«, m. em f alius.
liiipalcr, a«-pal-ai, v. a. to impale.
lùiipaii.iclicr, a«-pan-ash-ai, v. a. to flume.
liinpaiincr. a/j-pan-nai, v. a. to brim; to, lay to.
"jiipaqueter, a)i-pak-tai, v. a. to pack up.

limparer, a/f-par-ai, v. r. to seize upon, take posses-
kinpateiiient, a«-pat-iiia«, m. basement. [sion of.

Kiiii'Ateiiicnt, a<i-paut-nia>;, nt. stickiness, rlammineis.
lliiipAter, a«-pau-tai, v. a. to tnake sticky, inave

iammy : fatten poultry. [allure : ivhecUle:

F.inpaiinior, awpoli-inai, v. a. to strike 7oit/i the palm ;
l-.iiipauimiro, a«-puh-mûr, y. pain-piece of a ^Uwe :

antlers, pi.
lùiipèclieiiicnt, a«-paysh-ma«, tn. hit, irance, obstacle.
liinpOchcr, a;i-pay-bliai, v. a. to hitiiit", pre-cent, op-
pose, prohibit ; s'— , z». r. to abstain from, forbear.
l-iiipci^jne, a<i-payn-yir,/ upper leather.
}JiipciincT, a«-peii-iiai, v. a. to feather.
Jiiipcrcur, a;."-prur, m. emperor.
liiijiuhatje, a«p-zalij, >«. starching.
]■ iiipcser, a)/p-zai, v. a. to starch.
liiipostcr, a«-pes-tai, v. a. to infect.
V.m\^i\rcT, a«-pay-trai, v. a. toentansle,
Ijiipliase, a;i-tauz,/ emphasis.
ïùiipliatKiUf, a«-fat-ik, a. — mcnt, ai/. emphatical.
Ijiipiétciiiciit, a«-pyet-ma«, ;«. encroachment.
liinpietcr, a«-pyct-ai, v. n. to encroach. {one's self.

l'ÀiiplIfrur, a«-pc-frai, v. a. to cram ; s' — , v. r. to cram
] iiipilciiient, a«-pil-iiia«, wi. pilin,t; up.
j^iiipilcr, a«-pe-lai, v. a. to pile, heap up.
liiiipire, a/(-peer, tn. etnpite : power; cotnmand.
liiiipircr, a;(-pe-rai, v. a. et ti. to make worse : jfrow
}impiniiue, a«-pe-rik, a. empiric. [worse.

Jiiiipirisiiie, a«-pe-risiii, tn. empiricism.
lùiipl.icement, a«-plas-iiKui, tn. site, situation :
liiniil.ltre, aH-plaii-tr, tn. plaster. [I'rouiui.

liiiiplctte, aH-plet,y. purchase, barg^ain.
I'linpllr, a«-plcer, v. a. to fill up, fill.
limploi, a«-plwa, tn. employment, employ, business;
llniployc, a«-plwa-yai, ni. clerk. {ojffice.

liiiiploycr, a/i-plwa-yai, v. a. to employ, use ; s'— , v. r.

tj apply one's self.
I'jiipliiiner, a«-plft-niai, v. a. to feather.
}{iiipoclier, a«-pi)sh-ai, v. a. to pocket.
iiiipuiijiicr, a«-pwan-yai, v. a. to grasp, seize ; clutch.
ùnpois, a«-pwa, ttt. starch.

{nipi)isi)imeiiiciit, a«-pwa-zon-ma«, tn. poisotiing.
iiiipoisoiiiicr, a«-pwa-son-ai, v. a. to poison.

iiipoisoniicur, a«-pwa-son-ur, tn. poisoner.

iiipoisser, a«-pwas-ai, v. a. to pitch over. [fis/t.

iiipoissonnemcnt, a«-pwas-on-ina«, tn. stocking with
tinpoissuiincr, a«-pwas-on-ai, v. a. to stock withyish.

iiiporte, e, aw-por-tai, a. passionate, hot-headed.

mportement, au-port-inax, m. transport ; rage ;

passion.

iiiportcr, An-yior-\ai,v,a. to carry aivay, transport;

lake off: obtain ; excel ; Y—, to get the better, prevail ;

s — , V. r. tojly into passion ; run away.

iiipotcr, a«-pot-ai, v. a. to pot.
liiMprciiulre, a«-prai«-dr, t. a. to imprint, etigrave,
'inprcintp, a>/-prai«t,y'. impression, print, [stamp.

iiiprcsbc, e, a;/-pres-ai, a. bustling ; eager ; hasty.

iiiprt'ssement, a>i-pres-iiia><, in. eager^iess, haste.

hmi)resser, a«-prcs-ai, v. r. to be eager ; hasten.

iiiprisoiineiiieiit, a«-pre-zon-ina>j, m. imprisonment,

iiiprisonner, a«-pre-zoii-ai, v. a. to imprison.

inprunt, ax-pru/i, in. loan.

mpruiité, e, a«-pru«-tai, a, borrowed, false, aivk-

iiiprunter, a>t-pru;<-tai, v. a. to borroiu. [ward.

iiiprunteur, a«-pru«-tiir, tn. borrower.
ipuantir, ax-pQ-nx-tecr, v. a. to ii.fect.

iii|iii,imissoment. a»/-piVa«-tiss-iiia«, tn. stench.

mu, ai-mû, see Emouvoir.

iimlalciii-, ai-mûlit-ur, m. emulator, rival,

iiiiilaticin, ai-mû-lali-syo;/,./; emulation, rivalship.

luulatrice, ai-inû-la-triss,/: rival.

iimic, ai-inCil, tn. rival, competitor.

inulsion, ai-iiiûl-syo«,/: emulsion.

n, a«, pr. in, into, from, by, as, like, to ; — l)as,

below; de mieux — mieux, better and better ; —, pn.

of him, ofher,ofit, of them; about, for or with him,

her, it, etc.; thence ; some.

ncabUne, a«-kah-bK1r, f. cablelenglh.

ncadrement, a«-kah-dr-ma«, m. framitig ; frattu.

■icaclrer, a«-kah-drai, v. a. to frame.

icager, a«-kat;iai, v. a. to cage.

liiicaissemcnt, .I'l-kaysma/x, tn. packing or laying u^

m*ney.
Encaisser, a/i-kay-sai, v. a. to pack up. lay up money.
Encan, a«-ka«, in. auctii'it.

s'l'incanaillor, a«-kan-a/-ai, i'. r. to keep low coin t'a ny.
lincatpuT, a»-kak-,ti, v. a. to barrel up.
I'incaquc'ur, a>i-kak-ur, m. lie who barrels up.
s'lincastelcr, a«-kast-lai, t. r. lobe hvof-bouiid.
Encastclure, a«-ka->t-li1r, /. the being hoo/-bound.
Encastrement, a«-kas-tr-ma»(, in.seilint; intoa groove.
Encastrer, a^i-kas-lrai, v. a. to set into a groove
Encaustique, a;/-kohs-tik,y; encaustic.
E'lcavement, a'l-kav-ma», in. laying in a cellar.
i'.ncaver, a«-kav-ai, v. a. to lay in a cellar.
Eiicaveur, a;(-kav-ur, tn. wine porter.
•linceindre, a;j-s;ti;i-dr, v. a. to enclose.
Enceinte, a;(-siu«t, a. pregnant ; — , /. enclosure; pre-
lincens, a«-s;i>(, m. incense. [ciiict,

lincensement, a;/-sii;/-sma«, m. incensing,
lincenser, .vt-sax-sai, v. a. to incense.
lùicunseur, a«-sa;/sur, in.Jlatlerer.
Encensoir, a»i-sii«-swar, tn. censer.
Encliainement, a«-sliayn-iiia«, tn. concntenatiott.
Enchaîner, a«-sliayn-ai, v. a. to chain, enchain ; cott-

itect ; s'— , V. r. to be linked.
Encliaînure, a«-sliayn-ûr,/; chain-work.
Enclianteler, aH-slia«-tlai, v. a. to set on gawntrees.
Enchantement, a;<-sha>f-tnia», in. enchantment.
Encliauter, a;<-sha'<-tai, v. a. to enchant.
Enchanteur, a>i-sha;i-tur, tn. enchanter ; — tcresse,

— iress.y; enchantress.
Ench.lsser, a«-shau-sai, v. a. to enchase.
ICnch.lssure, a«-sliau-sùr,/; eiuhasiiig.
Encliausser, a«-sht)li-sai, v. a. to coz'er with litter.
Enchère, a;i-shair, /; outbidding.
Enchérir, a//-shai-reer, v. a. et n. to raise the price ;

ou.'bid ; surpass ; rise in price.
linclierissement, a;/-sliai-riss-ma«, m. rising in price.
Enchérisseur, a«-shai-re-sur, m. outbidder.
Enclievetrer, a«-shvay-trai, v. a. to halter; entangle;
s'— , V. r. to entangle one's self. [nose, iheu ■n.

Encliifrénenient, a«-she-fren-ma«, tn. stopping in tlu
Enchifrener, iiw-she-fr-nai, v. a. to stop one's nose.
Enclave, a«-klav,y; boundary, litnit.
Enclavement, a'j-k!av-nia», m. enclosing.
Enclaver, a;/-klav-ai, v. a. to enclose ; wedge.
Enclin, e, a«-klai«, — klin, a. inclined.
Encloitrer, a«-klwa-trai, v. a. to cloister up,
•Enclore, a;(-klor, v. a. fo enclose.
l'enclos, a;i-kloli, m. enclosure ; turn again.
Enclouer, a«-kloo-ai, v. a. to nail up, spike.
Enclouure, a«-kloo-ûr, f. pricking with a nail ; difft-
Enclume, a« klûm.y; anvil. [cutty

Enclumeau, a«-klû-:iioh, in. hand-anvil.
Encoche, a«-kosli./". notch.
Encocher, a«-kosh-.-ii, v. a. to notch.
Ei\colfrer, aw-kof-rai, v. a. to lay up in a chest.
Encoignure, a«-kon-yûr,y; corner.
EncolU>;e, a«-kol-ahj, m. gumming.
Encoller, a;(-kol-ai, v. a. to gum, paste.
Encolure, a«-kol-ûr,y; chest ; appearance.
Encombre, aH-koH-br,y; impediment. [cutttbraitre.
Encombrement, a«-ko;ibr-niav. '"■ encumbering; en-
Encombrer, an-ko«-brai, v. a. to encumber ; stop; em-
barrass.
à I'Encontre, a«-ko«-tr, ad. to the contrary ; against.
Encore, aj(-kor, ad. yet, still; once more; besides.
Encorné, a«-kor-nai, a. horned. [ezrn ; h.'W.Tcr.

Encouragement, a«-koo-rahj-ma«, tn. encourageinent.
Encourager, a«-koo-rahj-ai. v. a. to encourage; spur.
•Encourir, a«-koo-reer, v. a. to incur.
Encrass'.'r, a«-kras-ai, v. a. to soil.
Encre, a;;-kr,y: ink.
lincrer, a;/-krai, i'. a. to ink.
Encrier, a«-kre-ai, tn. inkhorn.
Encroué, aH-kroo-ai, a. entangled.
s"Encroùter, a/;-kroo-tai, v. r. to gather a crust ; être

encroûté, to be brimful.
s'Encuirasser, a«-kwe-ras-ai, v. r. to put on a cuirass;

grow rusty.
Encuver, a;i-kû-vai, 7'. a. to put into a tub.
Encyclopédie, aM-se-klop-ai-de,/; encyclopedia.
Encyclopédi<iue, a;/-se-klop-ai ilik, a. encyclopedical.
Encyclojjédiste, a«-se-klop-ai-dist, encyclopedist.
Endémiiiue, a»-dai-mik, a. endemicat.
Endenter, a«-da«-tai, v, a. to indent, dove-tail.
Endetter, a«-det-ai, v. a. to make one run into debt;

s — , V. r. to run into debt.
lindiablé, e, a«-dyah-blai, a. devilish.
Endiabler, a>i-dyah-blai, n, «. lo rage.
s'Endimancher, a>(-de-ma>(-shai, v. r, to put on Sunday's
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Endoctriner, a>/-(Iok-trc-nai, v. a. lo iiidoctrinatt, in-
Endolori, e, ax-doJ-o-rc, a. painful. [struct.

KiidomiMn);enient, ax-dum-ahj-ina», m. damagt.injury,
Hndoniiiia^er, a«-(loin-alij-!ii, v. a. to ftatnage.
Eiidorincur, ax-dor-inur, m. lulutdltr, tonxer.
I-lndoriiii, e, a;/-dor-me, a. aslttp, sleepy ; drowsy.
•lindorir.ir, a«-dor-n)cer, v. a. to lull asleep ; ■wheedle;

tieuiiinb; s'— , 7'. r, to fall asleep.
Endos, a;(-doli, m. endorsement.
Endosse, a«-dolis,/". trouble, toil.
I^ndossement, u;(-doh-SMia>/, tn. endorsement,
endosser, ax-doh-sai, v. a. to endorse.
Endosseur, a«-doh-sur, >«. endorser.
Endroit, a«-drwa, m. place ; part.
•lin<liiire, a«-dweer, v. a. to da over.
E^ndiiit, a«-dwe, tn. plasterins; ; coat.
Endurant, e, a«-dû-ra«, — t, a, patient.
Endurcir, a;i-dûr-seer, v. a. to harden ; inure ; accus-
tom ; s" — , V. r. to gro7u hard ; inure one's self.
Endurcissement, a«-dilr-siss-nia«, ««. hardhearteduess.
Endurer, a>/-dû-rai, v. a. to endure ; suffer.
lincrgic, ai-nair-lijcyÇ enerf;y.
lincrjjique, ai-nair-lijlk, a. — inent, ad. energetic.
Enerjjumcine, ai-nair-j;û-niayn, «». demoniac ; one pes-
I'.nerycr, ai-nair-vai, v. a. to eneniate. [sessed.

Enfaiteau, a//-fay-toli, tn, rid>;e-tile.
Enfaiter, a«-fay-tai, v. a. to roof.
Enfance, ^n-U\its,f. infancy, childhood.
Enfant, a«-fa«, tn. infant, child.
Enfantement, a7<-fa«t-ma«, in. delivery.
Enfanter, a;(-fa«-tai, v. a. to briuf^ forth ; give birth to.
Enfantillage, a«-fa«-ti/-alij, m. childishness.
Enfantin, e, a»(-fa«-tai;/, — tin, a. infantine, childish.
Enfariner, a<«-far-e-nal, v. a. to white with meal.
Enfcr, ax-fair, tn. hell.
Enfermer, ax-fair-mai, v. a. to shut up ; enclose ; con-

tain ; s' — , v. r. to shut one's self tip.
Enferrer, a«-fair-;ii, v. a. to transfix ; s'— , v. r. to run

one's self through.
Enfilade, ax-fxi-lad.y; range : string.
Enfiler, ax-fe-lai, v. a. to thread, file ; run throtigh ;

s' — , V. r. to run otte's self through.
Enfin, a«-fai«, c. in fine, at last.
Enflammer, ax-flah-inai, v. a. to kindle ; itiflatne ; iti-

cense ; s' — , v. r. to take fire.
Enfler, a»-flai, v. a. et n. to swell, blow up ; s*— , v. r.

to swell : increase.
Enflure, a'/-flilr,y^ swelling, Hoatedness. [bottom.

Enfoncement, a//-fo;i-sma;/, tti. breaking opeti ; hollow;
Enfoncer, a»/-fo;(-sai, v. a. et n. to drive in, thrust in ;

pull down ; force ; sink, give way ; s' — , V, t; logo

deep in ; sink down in.
Enfonceur, ax-fox-sur, tit. boaster,
Enfonçure, a;(-fo//-sftr,y: bottom.
Euforcir, a)i-for-st.cr, v. a. to strenglhett ; — , v. ti. et

s'—, V. r. to grow stronger. [to bury one's self.

Enfouir, ax-fweer, v. a. to bury in thegroutiii ; s'— , v. r.
Enfouissement, .ix-fwiss-niax, tn. hiding in the ground.
Enfourcher, ax-foor-sliai, v. a. to bestride.
linfourner, a«-foor-nai, v. a. to put in the oven ; mal — ,
•Enfreindre, ax-fraix-dr, v. a. to infringe, [to b,-gin ill.
Enfroquer, ax-frok-ai, v. a. to make one turn tiionk ;

s' — , V. r. to turn monk.
•s'Enfuir, ax-fweer, v. r. to run away, escape ; leak,
Enfvuner, a;«-fiVuiai, v. a. to besmok';.
Enj;a({eantes, ax-galij-axt,/;//. ruffles. [action.

Entjagement, ax-^ahj-ma«, m. engageinent ; pawning;
En>;ai;er, ax-j;alij-ai, v. a. to engage ; pawn ; pledge ;

induce; etittingle ; — le combat, to bring on the

action ; s' — , v. r. to engage one's self, be bound : run
Entjainer, a«-gay-nai, v. a. to sheath. [in debt.

Enjjarder, ax-trar-dai, v. a. to forbid.
Engeance, a>/-Tiia;(S,y; breed, brood.
Engelure, ax-hjiflr,./; chilblain.
Engendrer, a;/-hja;(-dral, v. a. to engender ; breed;

s— , V. r. to be produced, grow.
Engerbcr, ax-hjair-bai, v. a. to sheave.
Engin, ax-lijaix, tn. engine, tool.
Englober, ax-glob-ai, v. a. to clap together ; unite.
Engloutir, ax-gloo-teer, v. a. to swalloiu up ; dissipate.
Engluer, a;/-giiVai, v. a. to daub with birdlime.
I'jigoncer, a;(-go;(-sai, ?'. a. to cramp.
lingorgement, ax-gorlij-niax, tn. stoppage ; obstruction.
Engorger, ax-gor-njai, v. a. to choke up, stop; s' — , v. r,

to get choked
Engouement, ax-goo-max, tn. choking ; infatuation.
Engouer, a«-goo-ai, v. a. to choke up ; s'— , v. r. tochoke

one's silf ; be infatuated with.
s'Engouflrer. ax-goo-frai, v. r. to be engulfed,
Engouler, a^J-goo-lai, v. a. to gobble up.
Engoflment, see Engouement. [y. r. to grow dull.

■fingourdir, ax-goor-deer, v, a, to benitmltj dull; *'— ,

Engourdissement, ax-goor-iliss-max, tn. iiiunhnett;
Engrais, ax-gray, »i. /iJj/(<r<r ,• manure. [torpor.

Engraissement, a«-gray-snia;i, tn. fattening; ma-

tiuriitg.
Engraisser, ax-gray-sai, v. a. to fatten ; tnanure ; —,

V. ti. et s" — , V. r. togrowfat ; grow rich.
Engranger, nx-grax-hjai, v, a. to get in house.
lingravement, ax-grav-max, tn. running aground.
lingr.iver, ax-grav-ai, v. a. et n. to run aground.
lùigrèlure. ax-gray-lflr,/.'/Kf/. [catch; indeiil.

lingrencr, ax-gr-nai, v. a. et ti. toputinthe mill-hopper,
s'Hngrumeler, ax-grflm-lai, z>. r. to clot, coagulate.
Enhardir, an-;ir-deer, v. a. to emliolden.
Enharmonique, an-ar-mo-nik, a. enhartnottic.
Enharnaclier, an-ar-nash-ai, v. a. to harness.
Enigm.atique, ai-nig-mat-ik, a. —ment, ad.etiigttmtictL
Enigme, ai-nigm,X«'"<A''""'> riddle.
I'nivreincnt, ax-ne-vr-max, tn. intoxicatiott.
Enivrer, a«-ne-vrai, v. a. to intoxicate ; infatuate ; s'-

v. r. to be intoxicated.
Enjambée, ax-hjax-bai, f. stride.
Enjamber, ax-hja;;-bai, v, a. et n. to stride 07'er, stridt;

jut, encroach upon.
I'jijaveler, ax-hjav-lai, v. a. to bundle stalks of corn.
Enjeu, ax-hjuli, tn. stake.

•lùijoindre, ax-lijwai;(-dr, v. a. to enjoin ; charge.
Enjôler, a//-lijoh-lai, 7/. a. to coax, wheedle.
Enjôleur, ax-iijoh-lur, m. coaxer, wheedler.
linjolivenient, ax-lijol-iv-niax, tn. etnbellishtnent,
Unjolivcr, ax-hjol-e-vai, ■■'. a. to embellish, set off,
linjoliveur, ax-njol-e-viir, in. setter off.
Enjolivure, ax-lijo-le-vflr. /: set-off.
Enjoué, ax-lijoo-ai, a. playful, sportive.
Enjouement, EnjoÛment, ax-lijoo-niax, tti. playfulness,

sportiveness.
linlaccment, ax-Ltu-smax, tn. tiin'stiiig.
Enl.acer, ax-lau-sai, v. a. to lace ; tivist ; s' — , v. r. to hi

locked, twisted. ["!,''>

Knlaidir, ax-lay-deer, v. a. et ti. to make tigly ; grou
ICnlaiilissenient, .ax-lay-dissniax, tn. growing ugly.
Hnlèvcment, ax-l.ayv-niax, tn. removal; rape.
linlever, ax-lvai, v. a. to lift up ; pull out : pick out.

carry off; blow up ; reinozie ; buy up ; charm ; s-

V. r. to rise ; come off; peel off.
Enlevure, nn-\\\\T,f. shred, blister, <
Enlier, ax-lyai, v. a. to unite, bind.
Eiiligner, ax-lin-yai, v. a. to level.
Enluminer, ,ax-lû-mc-nai, 7/. a. to colour.
Enlumineur, ax-lfi-me-nur, tn. colourer.
Enluminure, ax-hVnie-ni1r,y; colouring.
Ennemi, e, en-me, a, hostile; adverse; — , tn. enemy.
Ennoblir, an-nob-leer, v. a. to ennoble. [spUc:

Eimui, an-nwe, tn. tediousness ; weariness ; sorio
Ennuyant, e, an-nwe-yax, — t, a. annoying, tiresomil

tedious, I

Ennuyer, an-nwe-yai, v. a. to tire, weary, annoy ; s'-|

V. r. to be tired, be weary.
Ennuyeux, se, an-nwe-yuh, — z, a. —sèment, (i.|

tedious, tiresome.
Enoncé, ai-no;;-sai, tn, declaration.
Enoncer, ai-nox-sai, v. a. to express. [clarali:

Enonciatif, ivc, ai-no;(-syat-if, — iv, a. enunciative ; At
Enonciation, ai-nox-syah-syo;;, f. enunciation ; ulln

ance ; delivery, [up ; s'— , v. r. to bepn<ii:\

Enorgueillir, an-or-ghe/-eer, v. a. to make proud, /ii.
Enorme, ai-norn>, a. — émc.:it, ad. enorittous, //.^

digious, huge.
Enormitc, ai-nor-me-tai,yC enormity, hugeness,
Enouer, ai-nou-ai, 7). a. to unknow.
•s'Enquérir, ax-kai-reer, v. r. to i»quire.
Enquête, ax-keyt,/: inquest, inquiry.
s'Enquêter, ax-keyt-ai, v. r. to inquire.
s'Enraciner, ax-ras-e-nai, v. r. to take root.
Enragé, e, ax-rahj-ai, a. mad, raging ; — , tn. w/n*
Enrager, ax-rahj-ai, 7'. «. to run mad, rage. [iiiA
Enrayer, ax-ray-yai, v. a. et n. to put on the dni^y

tnake the first furro^u.
Enrayure, ax-ray-fir, f. trigger ; platform.
Enrégimenter, a;(-rai-hje-niax-tai, v. a. to enroll.
Enregistrement, ax-r;</(-hjis-tr-max, tn. enrollti\ei>\

registry.
Enregistrer, ax-r»<A-hjis-trai, ■z'. a. to enroll, register
Enrhumer, ax-rû-mai, v. a, to cause a cold ; s — , r.

to catch cold.
Enrichir, ax-rish-eer, v. a. toenrich ; s' — , v. r. to.i;ri
Enrichissement, ax-rish-iss-max, tn. enriching. (m4
Enrôlement, ax-rohl-fliax, tn. enlisting; cnlistiniii:\
Enrôler, ax-roh-lai, z'. a. to enlist ; s' — , v. r. to en..
Enrouement, a/t-roo-max, m^ hoarseness', [one's i(.\
Enrouer, a»-roo-ai, v. a. to tnake hoarse; s— , v. r.i

becottu hoarse. [grow ruai

EnrouUler, a»-rool-al, v. a, to make rusty ; s'— , v. r\

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nrouler, aM-rooI-ai, v. a. to roll round; wrap in ;

s'— , T'. r. to roll round,

nsalileinent, a«-sau-bl-nia«, in. saudhatik.

iisililer, a>/-saii-bl<ii, v. a. to run a,çroi<nd.

...idler, an-aish-ai, v. a. to /lit into a saik.

iisaisiiier, a»/-sai-ziii-ai, v. a. to invest ivit'i.

nsaiiKlanter, a<i-&a)i-)ila>/-tai, v. a. to stain with blood.

nsciKiie, a«-saiii-y^, /. sign, token: sign-post, in-

sii;ii(\y: — s, //. standard; —, >;/. ensign; second

lieutenant,

iihciKnciiient, a«-sayn-y<--iiia>/, tn. in/oi motion ;

t far/ling.

iiscii;!»-:, . «sayn-yai, v. a. to teach ; point out,

iiselie, e, .iH-sef-ai, a. saddle-hacked.

iiseinble, aH-s;i«-bl, ad. together ; —, tn. the iK'holi.

iiscinenceinent, a;M«/(-ma«-sma;/, in. sowing.

nscincncer, a»»-s///j-nia«-sai, v. a. to sow,

iisevclir, aw-suv-leer, v, a, lo bury ; s'— , v. r. to bury

one's self.

nscvclisseincnt, a/i-suv-liss-nia«, in. burying.

nsorcclcr, a«-sors-l.ii, v. a. to bewitch.

iisorceleur, a«-sors-lur, m. bewitcher.

iiisorcollemcnt, a;(-sor-sel-ma;;, ««. witchcraft, sptll.

;nsoufrer, a;/-soo-frai, v. a. to sulphurate,

nsDuple, aH-so()-pl,y: cane-roll.

nsiiite, a«-swit, ad. afterwards, then.

I'Jiiisuivre, a«-swivr, v. r. to follow, result.

iitableineiil, a«-tali-bl-iiiaw, >n. entablature,

Kntabler, a;i-tali-blai, v. n. to entable,

ntacher, a</-tasli-ai, v. a. to taint.

ntaille, a«-ta/,/ notch ; slash.

iitailler, a«-taAai, v. a. to notch, jag,

nlaillure, a>i-ta/-c1r,y: see Hntailfc.

iitaiiicr, a«-tainai, j'. a. to make the first cut ; open,

nuimuvc, iin-Uiim-(tr,f. cut ; Jirst cut. [begin; break.

iitasseinent, a>(-tau-siiia;i, in. heap.

iilasscr, a«-tau-sai, 7'. a. to heap up ; crowd,

iitc, a«t,/ graft ; grafted tree. [tellect,

ntctuleiiient, aH-ta;/-diiia>;, in. understanding ; in-

iitemlre, a«-ta«-dr, v. a. to hear ; understand ;

mean ; s" — , v. r. to understand ; kno7v; beskilfulin.
iiteiulii, e, a;('tan-cUV prt. heard ; skilful; liien —,
well contrived ; to be sure, by all means ; bien —
((uc, ufon condition,
mciite, a;i-ta>/t,/: meaning ; understanding;
liter, a«-tai, v. a. to graft, ingraft.
iitériiiLMiicnt, aH-tai-riii-ina«, in. ratifying.
iitcriiiL-r, aH-tai-re-iiai, i'. a. to grant, conjirtn,
iiterrciueiit, a>Mair-iiia;<, in. burial.
nterrer, aw-tair-ai, v. a. to bury ; s' — , v. r. to retire.
iitotc, e, a»i-tay-tai, a. obstinate ; — de, conceited of.
iiti-tciiieiit, aj(-tayt-iiia«, in. obstinacy ; conceitediiess.
meter, a«-t.iy-tai, v. a. et n. to cause the headache ;

infatuate ; s —, v. r. to be conceited, infatita'ed,
ntliousiasme, a«-too-zyasiii, in. enthusiasm. [tiire.
iitliouiiasiiicr, aH-too-zyas-iiiai, v. a. to put in rap-
litliousiaste, aH-too-zyast, in. enthusiast; fanatic ;
—, a. enthusiastical.
nticlier, a;/-tc-shai, v. a. to taint, infect.
iitier, ère, a;/-tyai, — r, a. — èremelit, ad. entire : com-
plete ; obstinate ; en —, totally ; en son — , at full
length : cheval — , stallion.

itilé, a;i-te-tai,/ entity,

itoiler, aH-twa-Uii, v. a. to paste upon canvas,

itoiiioioifie, a«-lo-ino-io-hje,./". entomology.

tonner, a»i-ton-ai, v. a. to put into a cask ; begin to
[sing, tune,

itonnoir, a«-ton-war, in. funnel; shaft [of a mine).

torse, a'<-torss, /. sprain. [perplexity.

tortilleineiit, a;/-tor ti/-ma», in. twisting, twining ;

tortiller, aH-tor-ti/-ai, v. a. to wrap up; twist ; dis-

'ort : perplex: s' — , v. r. to loind : entangle o>ies

itour. a«-toor, m. environs ; those about one, [self.

touriije, aH-too-rahj, in.frame.

toiirer, a»-too-rai, v. a. to enclose, surround.

tourii'.ire, a;i-toor-nflr,j^ cuff,

ntraccuscr, a;f-trak-û-zai, v, r. to accuse one

itr'acto, a»-trakt, tn. interlude. [another.

ntr'aider, a»-trai-dai, v. r. to help one another.

traillcs, a«-tra/,/: //. bowels, entrails; tender affec-

Hoii.

ntr'ainier, aM-tray-mai, v. r. to love one another.

itrajnement, a»-trayn-ma», in. sway, rapture.

[trainer, a« tray-nai, v. a. to carry away ; gain over;

' -ansport.

ntr'appeler, a»-trap-lal, v. r. to call one another.

itraver, ax-trav-ai, v. a. to shackle ; fetter.

'ntr'avertir, aw-trav-air-teer, v. r. to give one another

Itraves, ?iti-Uay,f. pi. shackles, pt. [notice.

re, a«-tr, pr. between, betwixt; among, into.
re-bAiller, a»-tr-ba/-ai, v. a, to set ajar,
Intre-baiser, an-tr-bay-zal, v, r. to kiss one another.

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s'Hntrc-choqucr, a»-tr-shulc-al, v. r. to tftuh one

against another,

lintrccouper, a«-tr-koo-pai, v. a. to cross; break off;
inlerse<:t ; s" — , v. r. to hit one leg against tiie other.

s'Eiitre-croiscr, nx-tr-kro-ali-zal, t-. r. to cross oni
another.

1-ntre-deux, aw-tr-duh, in. intermediate space.

•s'l{nlre-dire, a»/-tr-deer, v. r. to tell one another.

s'ltntrc-donner, a</-tr-di>n-ai, v. r. to g ii'e one another.

Hntroe, a«-trai, /. entrance, entry; beginning ; Jirst
course : duty ; custom. [the meanwhile.

I'litrefaites, a«-tr-fct, / //. dans ces — , sit ces — , in

s'limre-frnppcr, a«-tr-frap-al, v. r. to strike one

lintret;ciit, a«-tr-lija«, in. shrewdness. [another.

s'Iiiitr'ègorRer, a«-trai-({or-lijai, v. r. to cut each other's
throat.

nntrelacement, ax-tr-lau-siiiax, in. wreathing.

liiitrclacer, aw-tr-laii-sai, f. a. to interlace.

liiitrclacs, aM-tr-lah, m. pi. things interlaced ; knot.

liiitrelarder, ax-tr-lar-dai, v. a. to interlard.

l{iitrc-lii{ne, a«-tr-liii-yir,y; interlineation.

•liiitre-mlre, aH-trli'i-eer, v. n. to glimmer.

liMtreiiiéler, a«-tr-iiiay-lai, v. a. to intermingle, insert ;
s' — , V. r, to intermeddle, interfere.

Entremets, a//-tr-iiiay, m. by-dish.

Entremetteur, a»(-tr-met-ur, in. go-between, [fere,

•s'Entremettre, a;«-tr-iiiet-tr, v. r. to intermeddle, inter-

1-ntreinise, a«-tr-ii:iz,y: interposition ; mediation.

•s intre-niiire, a«-tr-nweer, î'. r. to hurt one another.

i;ntrf|)as, a«-tr-|iaii, tn. broken pace.

s'Eiitre-percer, a/z-tr-pair-sai, v. r. to run each other

liiitre-poiit, a;/-tr-po;;, ;;/. beticeen-decks. [through,

l-'iitreposer, a«-tr-poh-zai, v. a. to store up.

Entre|>oseur, aw-tr-poli-ziir, tn. storehouse-clerk.

lùitrepôt, a;;-tr-poli, tn. warehouse, entrepot, [daring.

Entreprenant, e, a;/-tr-pr;</(-na«, — t, a, enterprising ;

•Entreprendre, a«-tr-pra«-dr, 7/. a. et n. to iinderliike,
attempt ; set upon ; — sur, to encroach upon. [tor.

Entrepreneur, a;(-tr-i>ri//Muir, in. undertaker, contrac-

Entreprise, a«-tr-priz,y; enterprise ; encroachment.

s'Entrc-quereller, aw-tr-kwA-rel-ai, v. r. to giiai rcl with
each other.

Entrer, a;(-trai, v. ii. to enter; begin; participate ;
faire — , to send in, introduce. [another.

s'Entre-regarder, aw-tr-rxA-nar-dai, v. r. to look at one

s'Entre-répondre, a«-tr-rai-po;(-dr, v. r. to answer one
another.

•s'Eiitre-secourir. aw-tr-s«A-koo-reer, v. r. to hel/f out

Entre-sol, a»-tr-sol, m. entersole. [another.

•s'Entre-suivre, a«-tr-swivr, v. r. to follow each other.

s'Entre-tailler, a;(-tr-t.i/-ai, v. r. to cut.

lîntre-taillure, a«-tr-t.i/-i*ir,/; cutting.

Entre-tenips, a«-tr-t;wi, m. ineainvhile.

•Entretenir, aw-tr-tneer, v. a. to hold fast ; keep up ;
maintain ; entertain; amuse; s' — , v. r. to keep;
converse.

I-ntretien, a»-tr-tyai>;, tn. maintenance, keeping; con-

Eiitretoise, a«-tr-twaz, / tie-piece. [vei sation.

•Entrevoir, a>«-tr-vo-ar, v. a. to have a glimpse of; fore-
see ; s' — , to have an interview with.

Kntrevue, a«-tr-vu,/; interz'ieio.

•lintr'ouir, a«-troo-eer, v. a. to overhear.

•Entr'ouvrir, a>»-troo-vreer, v. a. to half open ; s" — ,

V.Mtate, an-tttr.f. grafting. [t. r. to gape.

Enumeration, ai-nO-mai-rali-sy&«, / enumeration.

Eiiuinérer, ai-nÛ-iiu«i-rai, v. a. to enumernte.

Env.ihir, a«-vah-ccr, 7/. a. to invade.

Eiiv.tliisseincnt,a>(-vali-is-iiia», m. in^'asion ; infringe-

Envahisseur, a«-vali-e-sur, in. invader. [incnt.

Envelopi)e, an-\\o\i,f. envelope : wrapper.

Envelopper, aw-vlop-ai, v. a. to en-.elop, wra/> ;</ .• sur-
round ; disguise ; s' — , v. r. to wrap one's self up.

EnvL'niiiier, a;<-vne-iiiai, v. a. to envenom, poison , pro-
voke,

Eiiverguer, a>i-vair-jjai, 7». a. to fasten the sails to the

Enverrai, a«-vair-ay, see Eiivojcr. [yadt.

Envers, a«-vair, pr. tinoard.^. to ; —, in. lorong siuc;
!\ y — , outward ; cross-grained.

Envi, a«-ve, ii 1' — , ad. wilh emulation.

lînvie, i\n-\e,f. envy : longing: /law; mark.

Envier, a«-vyai, v. a. to envy ; desire.

Envieux, se, a«-vyiih, — z, a. enrions.

En vine, e, a«-ve-nai, a. seasoned with wine.

linviron, a«-ve-ro«, ad. about, near, almost.

ICnvironner, aM-ve-ron-ai,T'. a. to surround, encompass.

Environs, a«-ve-ro«, tn.pl. environs, pi.

Envii^ager, a«ve-sahj-ai, v. a. to eye, face ; regard.

Envoi, a;i-vwa, in. sending ; message ; invoice.

s'Envoler, a>i-vol-ai, v. r. to fly away.

Envoyé, a«-vwa-yai, in. ein'oy, deputy.

Envoyer, a«-vwa-yai, ». a. to send.

Epagneul, ai-pan-yuhl, ;;/. spauitL

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heavy.

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&pals, se, ai-pay, — ss, a. thick, clumsy ; solid

Hpaisscur, ai-pay-siir,/! thickntss : ilrfllt.

I^paissir, ui-pay-st-cr, v. ir. et n. to thù ken ; s^rou' thick ;

*'— , V. r. to thicken ; X'roiv thick.
]i|>aississciiicnt, ai iKiy-sissiii.i«, i/i, thickening.
K|)ariipr»;im.i\t, ni-pa</-priii.i;/, w. triiniiij;.
I'ipainpixT, ai-pa>/-prai, t. u. Ii< {iriiite.
l-.pancliciiicnt, aipaH-sliiii.i)/, in. flouring out; effusion.
iii>aiic)icr, ai'paf'sliai, v. a. to pour out : of en, iiisdoie ;

s'— , V. r. to overJUni: \v. r. to sfread.

Upandro, a!-pa»-(Ir, v. a. to four out ; scatter; s'— ,
lipanoiiir, ai-pan-wcer, %>. «r. to make merry; s" — ,v. r.

to àlo^v, bloom ; groiu cheerful.
Eiianouisseniciit, ai-pan-\viss-nia«, m. blo^ving; mirth,
'Sparer, ai-par-ai, t>. r. toyerk, kick. [cheerfulness.
ipartfnt;, ai-j>arn-y^,y; farsimony ; saving.
JUpar^ner, ai-parn-yai, r>. a. to save, sfare ; s" — ,v. r. to

s fare one's sel/ trouble.
Uparpillcment, ai par-pi/-ina», m. scattering.
^ liparpillcr, ai-par-piZ-ai, v. a. to scatter.
' lipars, c, ai-par, — ss, a. scattered.
Eparviii, ai-par-vai», ;«. sfavin.

lipatcT, al-pat-ai, v. a. to //ntten ; — \\n verre, to break
Ep^iulc, ai-polil,./; shoulder. \the foot oj a glass.

Hpaulé, e, ai-poii-lai,y. shoulder-shotten. [helf.

Epauler, ai-poh-lal. v. a. to fut the shoulder onto/ joint ;
Epaulette, ai-poli-lett,/ shoulder-fiece, epaulet.
Epave, ai-p<iv, a. strayed ; flotsam ; —,/. tuaif.
Epeautre, ai-poli-tr, m. sfelt.
Epée, ai-pal,,/; sword.

Epeler, ai-plai, v. a. to s fell ; — mat, to misspell,
Epellation, ai-pcl-lali-syo«,y; s felling.
Eperdu, e, ai-pair-dfl, a. disttacted.
Eperlan, at-pair-la«, /«. smelt.
Eperon, ai-pro;<, «/. s fur ; beak-head.
Eperonner, ai-pron-ai, v. a. to sfuron.
Eperoimier, ai-pron-yai, m. sfurinaker.
Epervier, ai-paîr-vyai, ?«. sfarroiv-hawk.
Epliémère, ai-fai-iiiair, a. efhemeral ; — ,/. day-fly.
Ephore, ai-for, tn. ef horns.
Epi, ai-pe, m. ear, sfike; tu/t (o/hair).
Epice, ai-piss, /. sfice ; pain d'— , gingerbread ; — s, //.
Epicer, ai-pe-sai, v. a. to sfice. [fees, pi.

Epicerie, iii-pe-sre./; sfices, grocery.
Epicier, ai-pe-syai, >n. grocer.
Epidémie, ai-pc-dai-me, /; epidemical disease.
Epidémique, ai-pe-ilai-niik, a. epidemic, epidemical.
Epier, ai-pyai, v. a. et n. to watch ; shoot into ears.
Epierrer, ai-pyair-ai, v. a. to clear 0/ stones.
Epieu, ai-pyufi, tn. boar-spear.

Epigrainmatique. ai-pe-jfraiil-mat-ik, a. e/igramma-
Epigramme, ai-pe-gram.y: epigram. [tical.

Epiijraphe, ai-pegraf,/: motto.
Epilepsie, ai-pe-lep-se,/! epilepsy.
lipileptique, ai-pe-Iep-tik, a. epileptic.
Epiler, ai-pe-lai, v. a. to depilate.
Epilogue, ai-pe-log, m. epilogue.
Epiloguer, ai-pe-log-ai, v. a. to criticize.
Epilogueur, ai-pe-log-ur, ni. critic.
Epinard, ai-pe-nar, tn. spinage.
Epine, ai-pin,/^ thorn ; — du dos, backbotte.
Epinette, ai-pe-net,/. spinet.

Epineux, se, ai-pe-nuh,— z, a. thorny; tiiklish, captious.
Epingle, ai-pai»-gl, /. /»'« .• — s, f I. f resent, pin-money.
Epinglette, ai-pai«-ghlet,/; priining-?uire,
Epinglier, ai-pai«-gnle-ai, tH. pin-maker.
Epiphanie, ai-pe-fan-e,/; Tivelflh-Ude.
Epique, ai-pik, a. efic.
Episcopal, e, ai-pis-kop-al, a. efiscofal.
Episcopal, ai-pis-kop-ah, tn. episcopacy.
Episode, ai-pe-zod,/; episode.
Episodique, ai-pe-zod-ik, a. episodical.
Epissoir, ai-pe-swar, in. fid.
Epissure, ai-pe-sftr.y: splice.
Epistolaire, ai-pis-tol-air, a. epistolary.
Epitaphe, ai-pe-taf,y: efitafh.
Epithalame, ai-pe-ta-lani, m. epithalamiuitt.
Epithète, ai-pe-tet,y: epilhet.
Epitome, ai-pe-toh-inai, nt. epitottu.
Epitre, ai-pce-tr,y; epistle.
Epizootie, ai-pe-zo-o-te,/: epizooty.
Eploré, ai-plor-ai, a. all in tears. \m picking.

Epluchage, ai-plflsh-ahj, Eplucliement ai-plûsh-ma;<.
Eplucher, ai-plush-ai, v. a. to pick ; scan, sift.
Eplucheur, ai-plûsh-ur, tn. picker; fault-finder.
Epiuchoir, ai-plûsh-war, tn. paring-km/i.
Epluchure, a.\-\>\iis)\-&t,f. pickings, pi.
Epode, ai-pod,/; efode.
Epointer, ai-pwai»!-tai, v. a. to blunt.
Eponge, ai-po<riij,y: sponge.
Eponger, at po«-hjai, v. a. (a sponge.
Epopee, iii-pop-ai,/: epopee.

Epoque, al-pok,/ efoth, period.

Hpuuiiioner, iiipoo-mon-aL »'. a, to lire the lungt

ICpousiiilles, ai-uoo-/.i/.y; //. nufiials, fl.

Epouse, alpoiii,/. spouse, consort.

I^piinséf, ai-piM).2,ii,/. find'.

I'poustT, aijioo-zai, v a. to espouse, marry,

ICpouseur, aipoozur. m. marrying man.

Iqjoiisseler, ai-poo-stai, v. a. to brush, dint.

lipouvanlaMt ui-ooo-vaM-tah-bl, a. —mt:nX, ad. fright

ful, dreadful
Hpouvant.iil, ai-ooo-va«ta^ m. scarecro7v.
E|)ouvanto, i\\-\tiyo.\,im. /.fright, tenor
Epouvanter, aipoo-va<(-tai, v. a. toJr>j<hteit , ttrri.'j,

s' — , V. r. to he fl ightened.
Epoux, ai-poo, m. sfouse, husband.
•Itpreindre, ai-prai«-dr, v. a. to squeext out.
I';^)ri-inte, ai-prai/it./i i;rifes.
*s Eprendre, ai-pra>i-(lr, v. r. to be stnittfii.
lipreuve, ai-pruhv, f. trial ; froof; à I — , h toute -

froof against.
Epris, e, ai-pre, — z, a. enamoured.
Eprouver, aiproo-vai, v. a. to try ; e.xperience,
E|)r<)uvelte, aiproo-vet,/; /»i)*^; pro^'Cr.
lipucer, ai-piVsai, v. a. toflca.
Epuisement, .lipwiz-nia», m. exhaustion.
Hpiiiscr, ai-pwe-zai, v. a. to drain, exhaust ; s'— ,

to be dried up.
Enuratif, ive, ai-pfl-ratif, — iv, a. purifying.
Epuration, iiipiirali-syo»/,/; Epurement, ai-pdrman

>«. piiri/yiiig : refinement.
Epurer, ai-piVr.ii, v. a. to puri/y ; refine ; s'— , v.
Eciuarrir, ai-kar oer, v. a. to si/iiare. [be purij.ii

ICquarrissage, aikare-sahj, m. squareness.
Equarrissemcnt, ai-k,ar-issina», m. squaring.
Kquarrisseur, ai-kar-e-sur, m. horse-killer.
liquateur, aikwali-tur, m. equator.
Equation, ai-k\vali-syo«.y. equation,
lûiuerre, ai-kair, /. square.
liquestre, ai-kwestr, a. equestrian.
Ii(|ui<li6tant, e, ai-kwe-dis-ta«, — t, a. equidistant.
liquilibre, ai-ke-libr, tn. equilibrium.
Equinoxe, ai-ke-noks,/! equinox.
liquipage, ai-ke-palij, m. ei/uifage ; larriage ; crew.
P.ciuipée, ai-ke-pai,/. frank.

]''(|uipcinent, ai-kip-ma», m. equipment, fitting out.
Equiper, ai-ke-pai, v. a. to equip, fit out ; s' — . v. r.

equip one's self
E(|uipollence, ai-ke-pol-la»;s,y? equipollenc;.
l{quipollont, e, ai-ke-pol-l.i«, — t, a. equipollent, equivt
Equipollcr, ai-ke-pol-lai, v. n. to be equivalent. [/cut
Equitable, aike-tali-bl, a. —nient, ad equitable.
'•"quitation, ai-kwctalisyo«. f. ridini;.
Eq-.'ité, ai-ke-tai, / equity, rightiiess.
Equivalent, ai-ke-val-a«, m. equivalent. [balomi

•li<luiv,Joir, aike-val-war, v. n. to be equtvalnn
Equivoque, aikc voV. t. equivocal; doubtful;

equivocation . ambiguity.
Equivoquer, ai-ke-vok-ai, v. n. to equivocate.
Erable, ai-rah-bl, tn. tnaple-tree.
Eradication, airad-e-kali-syo»»,/. eradtcaiion ; extirft
1- rafler, ai-rah-flai. v. a. to i;raze. \tm

Eraflure, ai-rali-flflr,/; slight scratch.
\lra.\\\eT,a\-r.it-n\,v.a.tofray,fret.
Eraillure, a;-r.i/-ûr, /. frayint;.
liratd, e, iii-rat-ai, a. sprightly, brisk.
I->ater, ai-rat-.ii, 7/. a. to pull out the spleen.
lire, air,/ era, epoch.
I{rection, ai-rek-syo«,y; erection.
s'Ereinter, ai-rai>i-tai, v. a. to break one's bad.
Eréniitique, ai-rai-mitik, a. eremitical.
Ergot, airgoil, m. spur ; smut.
Krijoté, airgotai, a. spurred ; smutty.
Iir(,'oter, air-got .li, %: n. to cavil, wrangle ; find fnu\
Itrgoteur, airgot-ur, in. caviller, ivrangler.
Ergotismc, air-got-ism, >«. wrangling.
Eriger, ai-re-hjai, v. a. to erect, establish; s' — , v, t
ErEuinette, air-nie-''et,y; adze. [set up l<\

Ermitage, air-mc-tahj. m. hermitage.
Ermite, air mit, .7/. hermit, recluse.
Erosion, ai-roh-zyo«,y. erosion.
Erotique, ai-rot-ik, a. erotic.
Errata, air-rah-tah, m. erratic.
lirre, sSr, /pace; rate ; — s, //. traces, pi. track.
Errements, air-ma», tn. pi. traces, pi.
Errer, air-rai, v. 11. to rvander, ramble ; err, mistattf
Erreur, air-rur,/ error, mistake.
Erroné, e, air-ron-ai, ii. —ment, ad. erroneous.
Ers, er, ni. filch.

Eructation, ai-rflk-tah-syo>i,y! eructatioit.
I'.rudit, e, ai-rft-de, — t, a. erudite, leanied.
Erudition, ai-rû-de-syoM,/; erudition.
Erugineux, se, ai-ru-hjenuh, — c, a, emgiticiu.

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SruptIon.i. l-rftp-syOM, /.»rM/>//o«. , , .

isc.ilieau, t. kab-oli, m. Kscabellc, es-kab-el,/ stool.
[bcaiire, es-kali-dr, / stfuajron.
caiiron, es-kail-row, m. sguaiiron.
calaile, es-ka-lad.y: escaladt.
iscak. es-kal, /. stay.

Iscalicr, es-kal-yai, »». staircase, stairs, pi,
Iscamotagc, es-kain-o-tali), 'njii^'triiitg.
;scaiiioter, es-kani-o-tai, v. a. to nnxl'i piW*^>
iscamoteur, es-kam^t-ur, m.juggUr.
;scapatJe, cs-kap-ad,/ caftr; frank.
;scape, es-kap, /. shaft oj a column.
iscarlxiucle, es-kar-bookl,/; carbuncle.
iscarcelle, eskar-sei././wrjir.
iscargot, es-kar-Koh, tn. shell-snail.
Iscariiiouche, es-Kar-moosli.y: skirmish.
|bcariiiuut:her, es-kar-inoo-shai, v. n. to skirtnish.
|scariiioucheur, es-kar-moo-shur, m. skirmiihtr.
Iscarpe, es-karp,/ scarp.
Iscarpé, e, es-kar-pai, a. steep, steefy.
Iscarpement, es-karp-ina>i. >n. dei.ivity.
Iscarper, es-kar-pai, v. a. to cut down steep.
Escarpin, es-kar-pai», tn. piimfi.
Escarpolette, es-kar-pol-et,y: sivittg:
Escarre, es-kar, A scab, scrub ; slough.
Escaveçade, cs-kav-sad, /: check, jerk.
Escient, es-syax, tn. à bon — , in good earnest ; h mon
f— , to my knowledge.
Isclandre, es-kla»<-<Tr, tn. uproar, quarrel.
Isciavage, es-kl.iv-alij, m. slavery.
Esclave, es-klav, «/. slave.

Iscobarder, es-kob-ar-dai, v. n. to shuffle, prevaricate.
fscobarderie, es-kob-ar-dre,yC shuffling, prevarication.
Iscocher, es-kosh-ai, v. a. to knead {dough).
Ebcot;riire, es-ko(;rif, w«. tall/ellow.
sconiptc, es-ko)it, tn. discount.
scompter, es-kow-tai, v. a. to discount.
stopette, es-kop-et,y; carbine.
scorte, es-kort,y: escort, convoy.
icorter, es-kor-tai, v. a. to escort, convoy,
scouade, es-koo-ad,y: squad.
s.Durgeoii, es-koor-hjo«, m. green barley.
scousse, es-kooss,y; spring, run.
scrinie, a-Vrim,/. fencing.

scrinier, es-kre-nial, v. n. to fence ; s" — , v. r. to labour,
scriine r, es-kre-inur, tn. fencer. [dabble in.

scroc, ' s-kroh, tn. sharper, siuitidler.
scroqutr, es-krok-ai, v. a. et ti. to sivindle, cheat,
scroquerie, es-krok-re,/: swindling. [sharp.

Iscroqueur, es-krok-ur, tn. swindler.
tpate, es-pahss, in. etf. space.
kpacement, es-pahss-iua>i, tn. spacing.
spacer, es-pah-sai, v. a. to space.
spader, es-pad-ai, v. a. to tew Itenip.
spadon, es-pad-o«, tn. back-siuord.
sp.idonner, es-pad-on-ai, v. tt. to fight with the back-
ipaijn.ilette, es-pan-yol-ett,y:yîij/'<f«»>ii'-. [sword.

ipalier, es-pal-yai, in. espalier.

ipèce, cs-pess,^ species ; kind ; — s, pi. specie; cash ;
ipérance, es-pai-raHS,y. /«J/f. [goods, pi.

■pérer, es-pai-rai, v. a. to hope for.
Ipièjîle, es-pyay-Kl, a. frolicsome ; waggish ; — , tn.
Ipièglerie, es-pyay-gl-re, /I waggery ; prank, [wag.
Ipintfole, es-pai;(jjol,/. blunderbuss.
■pion, es-pyo«, in. spy.
Ipionnage, es-pyon-anj, m. espionage.
Ipionner, es-pyon-ai, v. a. to spy, watch.
Iplanade, es-plan-ad,/: esplanade.
Ipoir, es-pwar, in. hope ; trust.
Ipojiton, es-poi-to», in. half-spike.
Iprit. es-pre, in. spirit : mind ; wit; rendre V—,todie.
ijuif, es-kif, tn. skiff, yawl.
iiuille, cs-kiAyC splinter.
kiuinancie, es-ke-nan-se,/; quinsy,
quisse, es-kiss,y: sketch, first plan.
quisser, es-ke-sai, v. a. to sketch. [steal away.

quiver, es-ke-vai. v. a. to avoid, evade : s' — , v. r. to
sai, es-ay, tn. essay, trial; sampU ; proof; tasting ;
taini, es-sai;<, tn. swarm, crowd. [effort.

winier, es-ay-mai, v. n. to swarm off.
tanger, es-a«-hjai, v. a. to soak, met.
^irter, es-sar-tai, v. a. to grub up, clear.
ayer, es-ay-yai, v. a. et n. to try, attempt; assay :
V. r. to try one's ability ; endeavour, make at-
liiyeur, es-ay-yur, tn. assayer. [tempts.

se, ess,y; cramp ; ivire-gatige.
Icnce. es-sa«s,y; essence ; species.
kcntiel, le, es-san-syel, a. — lement, ad. essential,
kieu, es-yuh, m. axle-tree. [material,

fat, es-sor, m. soar, flight ; prendre son —, toj-'ight.
■orer, es-sor-ai, v. a, to dry, air.
korillcr, es-or-iZ-ai, v. a, to cut the ears off; crop.

Essoiifllenient, es-oo-fl-nu», tn. blowing, panting.
KssoulHer, es-oo-flai, v. a. to put out oJ breath ; t'— t

V. r. être essoufflé, to be out of breath.
Essui, ess-we, m. drying-place.
]issuie-inain, es-we-iiiai/i, m towel.
lissuyer, es-we-yai, v. a. to wipe; dry up; endure,
list, «*'• "•• "»■'''■ [I'tar, be exposed to.

listacaile, es-tak-ad,./ cross-boom.
Kstafette, es-taf-et,/. express.
iistatier, es-laf-yai, m.Joolinan.
Hstulilaile, es-taf-e-lad.y! slash ; rent.
HstaAlader, es-tal-e-lad-ul, v. a. to slash,
Hstanie, es-tain,/^ worsted.
Hstaniinet, es-tam-e-nay, m. smoking-roont.
listanipc, es-ta«p,/! stamp, print.
Kstaniper, es-ta»-pui, v. a. to stamp.
Hstoinpille, es-tiUJ-pi/,y. stamp.
listaniplller, es-ta»-pi/-ai, v. a. to stamp,
lister, es-tai, v. n. to appear.
Kstère, cs-tair,y: rush-mat.
listerlin, es-tair-lai;(, m. sterling.
listhétique, es-tai-tik,/: science of the beautifitt.
Kstiinable, es-te-niali-bl, a. estimable, valuable,
listiiiiateur, es-te-niat-ur, m. appntiser. estimator,
listiinatif, ive, es-te-niat-if, — iv, a. estimative.
listimation, es-te-niah-syo», f. estimation ; esteem, «•
Kstime, es-tiin,/: esteem. [pu/ation.

Estimer, es-tc-mai, 7>. a. et n. to estimate; esteem,

prise; reckon; think, Judge, suppose.
Estival, e, es-te-val, a. estival.
Estoc, es-tok, m. long rapier; trunk; descent.
Estocade, es-tuk-ad, f. rapier ; thrust.
listocader, cs-tok-ad-ai, v. n. to thrust ; fight ; dun,
listoniac, es-toiii-ah, tn. stomach ; body of a fowl,
s'Estoinaqucr, es-toiu-ak-at, v. r. to be offended.
Estompe, es-to^tp, f. stump.
Estomper, cs-to;i-uai, v. a. to stump,
listoulfade, es-tooi-ad, f. stewing.
Estratle, es-trad, f estrade ; battre 1' — , to scout.
Estragon, es-trag-on, tn. tarragon.
Estrama(;onner, es-tram-ah-son-ai, v. n. to strike with

the edge of a sword.
Estra|)aile, es-trap-ad, yT strappado; estrapade.
Estrapaù^r, es-trap-ad-ai, z/. a. to give the strappado.
Estrapassei, es-trap-ah-sai, v. a. to overwork, ox'erride.
Estropier, es trup-yai, v. ». ^o /a>Mf ; mutilate; disable.
Esturgeon, estûr-njo^i, tn. sturgeon,
Etablage, ai-tab-lanj, tn. stabling.
Etable, ai-tah-bl,y: stable.
Etabler, ai-tab-lai, v. a. to stable, house.
Etabli, ai-tab-ie, tn. bench ; shop-board (tailor).
Etablir, ai-tab-leer, f. a. to establish ; appoint; assert;

s' — , V. r. to settle, set up.
Etablissement, ai-tab-liss-nia-a. m. establishment; settle-
Etage, ai-talij, in. floor; story ; rank. [ment,

Etager, ai-talii-ai, v. a. to taper {hair).
Etagère, ai-taiij-air, y: set of shelves.
Etai, ai-tay, tn. stay.
Etaie, ai-tay, f. stay, shore.
V.ianu, ix\-\.Mn, m. carded wool.
Etain, ai-tai«, tn. tin, pewter.
Etal, ai-tal, tn. stall.

Etalage, ai-tal-ahj, tn. stall; sho7U ; sample ; finery.
Etalagiste, ai-tal-ahj-ist, in. stall-keeper.
Etaler, ai-tal-ai, v. a. to expose to sale, show ; s' — , v. r,

to lie along, stretch one's self out.
Etalier, ai-tal-yai, m. stall-butcher.
Etalon, ai-tal-o», m. stallion ; standard.
Etalonnage, ai-tal-on-ahj. Etalonnement, ai-tal-on-max.
Etalonner, ai-tal-on-ai, v. a. to stamp, [m. stamping,
Etamage. ai-tam-ahj, in. tinning ,
Etambot, ai-tan-bon, m. stern-post,
Etamer, ai-tam-ai, v. a. to tin.
Etameur, ai-tam-ur, in. tinman,
Etamine, ai-tam-in, f bolter ; light stuff.
Etaminier, ai-tam-iu-yai, in. bolting-cloth weaver.
Etamure, ai-tam-ur, f tinning.
Etancheinent, ai-ta»bh-man, in. stanching, stopping,
Etancher, ai-ta»-shai, v. a. to stanch ; stop ; quench,
Etançon, ai-ta;< so;(, >/<. prop.
Etançonner, ai-tan-son-ai, v. a. to prop.
Etang, e-ta«, m. pond, pool. [the march.

Etape, ai-tap, f. staple ; magazine for soldiers upon
Etat, ai-tah, in. state; condition; account; rank;

quality ; être en — , 0 be able ; faire — , to esteem ;
Etau, ai-toh, tn. vice. [mettre en —, to prepare,

Etayement, ai-tay-max, tn. propping, staying.
Ktayer, ai-tay-ai, v. a. to prop, support, shore.
lite, ai-tai, m. summer {see Etre).
Eteignoir, ai-tain-ywar, m. extinguisher.
•Eteindie, ai-taiw-dr, v. a. to extinguish; quench}

abolish ; s'— , v, r, logo out ; become extinct.

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Etendage, al-ta«-dulij, »;/. layiiij;^ oiil ; lines to haiie

liteiid.iril, al-ta;/-dar, m. stamiani. [//titij^'s, pi.

tlcmirL-, ni-ta«-(lr, Î'. a. to spread, stretch, eularjie ;
s'— , I/, r. to streti It Dtie's self; be spread ; reach; last.

Etendu, e, ai-tiix-ilû, a. large, extensive.

I'ltendiie, ai-tii;«-drt, /; extension : extent ; ronifdiss,

litcrncl, lu, ai-tair-nell, a. — Icinunt, ad. eternal.

litcrnisL-r, ai-tair-nc-zai, v. a. to eternise.

litoriiite, ai-tair-nc-tai, /. eternity.

litermicment, see Uteriinnicnt. '

Htormier, ai-tair-nrtai, v. n. to sneete.

liternûiiicnt, ai-ïair-nû-viia/i, m, sncezing, sneete,

Htcsicii, ai-tai-zyai/i, a. etesian.

litétcniciit, ai-tavt-ina», m. lopping- the top off.

Hlctcr, ai-tay-taf, v. a. to strike off' the top.

liteiif, ni-tiihf, tn. ball.

Etuule, ai-tuhl, / stubble.

iither, ai-tair, m. ether. '

litliérii, e, ai-tai-rai, a. ethereal,

Hllii(iue, ai-tik,y: ethics.

hthnu^ra|ihic, ct-nu-Kraf-c, f. ethnography,

litiaKc ai-tyali), in. low-7valer niari:

liticr, ai-tyai, >«. ditch.

litinceler, ai-tai;i-.slai, v. n. to sparkle.

Etincelle, ai-tal;/-sul, f. spark.

Etinculleiiicnt, ai-tai/t-sef-iiia;/, m. sparkling, scintilla-

Etlcjiie, ai-tik, a. hectic, consumptive. \tion.

Etiqueter, ai-tiktai, v. a. to ticket, label.

litiquctte, ai-te-kct, /: ticket, etiifiiette.

Etirer, ai-' e-rai, v. a. to stretch, spread,

Etisie, ai a-ze,/. consumption.

Etolfe, a toff, /. stuff; condition.

Etolfcr, ii-tof-ai, v. a. stuff; garnish, ' '

Etoile, £ -twal,/. star; destiny.

Etoile, t , ai-lwal-ai, a. starry, starred.

s'Etoilei ai-twal-ai, v. r. to star, crack.

Etole, ai-tol, /. stole.

Etoiiiiaiiiineat, ai-toii-ani-a«, ad. amazingly.

Etonnant, e, ai-ton-a», — t, a. atnazii:g. [terror.

Etonnement, ai-ton-ina«, )/;. astonisliiiunt ; wonder;

Etonner, ai-ton-ai, v. a. to astonish, shake ; s' — , v. r.

litoutfant, c, ai-too-fa«, — t, a. sultry, [to be astonished.

Etoutfeniciit, ai-toof-nia«, m. suffocation.

Etouffer, ai-toof-ai, %>. a. et n. to stijle ; choke ; to be

Etoulfoir, ai-toof-war, in. extinguisher. [choked.

Etoupe, ai-toop, y; toiv ; oakum.

Etouper, ai-too-pai, v. a. to stop with tow.

Etoupillon, ai-t()o-pi/-o>;, m. wad.

Etonrdeau, ai-toordnh, in. young capon.

Etourderie, ai-toor-dre, y. giddiness.

Etourdi, e, ai-toor-de, a. —nient, ad. giddy ; à l'étour-
die, giddily ; — , m. madcap.

Etourdir, ai-toor-deer, ii. a. to stun, astound, astonish ;
s' — , ^'. r. to shake off the thoughts of . [cuing.

Etourdissant, e, e-tour-de-sa«, — t, a. stunning ; dcaj-

Etourdisscincnt, ai-toor-diss-ni.u;, m. giddiness; diz-

Etourneau, ai-toor-noh, m. starling. [ziness.

Etrange, ai-tra;ilij, a. —ment, ad. stfaif::c, odd.

Etranjjer, ère, ai-lra«-hiai, — r, a. strange, foreign ;
extraneous; \ \ — , abroad; — , m. foreigner, stranger;
— , v. a. to drii'e aiua^'.

Etran({eté, ai-tra;/-hjtai, f. strangeness.

Etranjjlcnient, ai-tra«-(jl-nia«, m. strangulation.

Etranjjier, ai-tra»-};lai, v. a. et u. tostrangle; be choked.

Etrape, ai-trap, f. little sickle.

Etraper, ai-trap-ai, i>. a. to mow. ,.

Etrave, ai-trav, /. stem.

•Etre, ay-tr, v. it. to be, exist ; y — , to be at home ; — ,
tn. being, existence ; il connaît tous les —s, he knoivs
ever^ knock and corner. [narroiv, shrink.

Etrccir, ai-trai-seer, î». a. to straiten; s'—, v. r. to

Etrécissenient, ai-lrai-siss-nia;/, m. narrowing, shrink-

Etrein, ai-trai;t, m. litter for horses. l'ug-

•Etreindre, ai-trai;(-dr, v. a. to bind.

1-treinte, ai-trai«t, f. tie; grasp; embrace.

Etrenne, ai-tren,y! handsel; new year's gift.

Etrenner, ai-tren-ai, v. a, el tt. to handsel ; give hand-

Etrésillon, ai-tri-zi/-OM, m. prop. [sel; take handsel.

Etrésillonner, ai-trail-zi/-on-ai, v. a. to prop.

litrier, ai-tre-ai, m. stirrup.

Etrille, ai-tri/,yt curry-comb.

Etriller, ai-tri/-ai, v. a. to curry ; thrash.

Etriper, ai-tre-pai, v. a. to embowel, unrip.

Etriqué, e, ai-tre-kai, a. scanty.

Etrivière, ai-triv-yair,y. stirrup-leather.

Etroit, e, ai-tro-ali, — t, a. — enient, ad. narrow, close ;
strict; à 1' — , narrowly, hardly.

Etronçonner, ai-tro»-soii-ai, v. a. to lop off.

Etude, ai-tfld,y: study ; off ce, chambers.

Etudiait, ai-tû dya», m. student, scholar.

Etudier, ai-tû-dyai, v. a. et u. to i^udy f 5'—, v. r. to
(ç/ftrive, (>tfie(fvçnr,

litul, al-tv/c, m. ease, box, sheath.

ICt'ive, .'.(-tûv,/. stove; drying-place.

litl v^.:, ai-tftvai,/ steiving ; stewed tittatt

Ivtnveiiient, ai-tCiv-nia»/, m. fomenting.

lùiiver, al-tiVvai, v. a. to stew ; Joinent.

jàyinoliijfie, ai-tc-inol-o-lije,/; etymology.

lityni()l()j{i(iiie, ai-te-mol-o-lijik, a. elymoloçical.

i;tyniolot;iste, ai-te-niol-o-lijist, m. etymologist.

En, rt, see Avoir.

I'Micliaribtle, uli-knr-is-te,/ liuchariu.

I'"!inii(iue, iih-ni'lk, m. eunuch.

liiix, uli, pn. them, they.

l'!vacuatioii, ai-vak-fi-ali-byo«,/; eracualioii.

Evacuer, ai-vak-A-ai, v. a. to evacuate.

s'livader, aivad-.ii, v. r. to steal aivay, escape.

livaluation, ai-v;d-û-ah-syo«,/ valuation, alimate.

Evaluer, ai-val-fi-ai, v. a. to value, rale.

Evant,'éliquc, ai-va«-lijai-lik, a. —nient, ad, evangelical

)<vaiit{uliste, ai-va«-hjal-list, ;;/. evangelist.

Iivaii^;ilo, ai-vaH-lijil, m. (lospel. [appear

s'Evanouir, ai-van-oo-ecr, v. r. to faint, swoon ; .A.

Evanouisbeiiieiit, ai-van-oo-iss-nia>/, m. swoon,Jaiiitiii^

Evaporation, ai-vap-or-ali-syo«,/: evaporation. \jii

Evaport', ai-vap-or-ai, a. giddy-brained.

Evaporer, ai-vap-or-ai, v. a. et n. to evaporate, i.'ii<

I'ent to ; s, — , v. r. to evaporate.
Evasenient, ai-vau-znia«, m. widening.
Evaser, ai-vau-zai, v. a. to widen, extend.
livasif, ive, ai-vali-zif, — iv, a. — iveiiient, ad. evasive.
I* vasion, ai-vali-syo;/,y. escape, elopement.
livêclië, ai-vay-shai, m. bishopric.
Eveil, ai-vay/, m. hint.
Itveillii, e, ai-vay /-ai, a. brisk, sprightly.
Eveilli:r, ai-vay/-ai, v. a. to awake ; guicken, brisk up.

s' — , V. r. to a70iike.
Evénement, ai-vaiii-ma«, >/«. event.
liveiit, al-va«, m. smack, tivaitg ; air-hole ; tète .\ 1- J
liveiitail, aiva«-ta/, m.fan. [giddy-brained pc
iiventairc, ai-vaH-tair, in.Jlat basket.
Eventé, e, ai-va«-tai, a. fanned ; foolish, giddy.
Eventer, ai-va«-tai, v. a. to fan, air; /ind out; s-

V. r. to fan one's self; growjlat.
Eventoir, ai-vaw-twar, m.fan ; adit.
Eveiitrer, ai-vaw-trai, v. a. to emlnnvel ; rip up.
Eventualité, ai-vaw-tû-al-c-tai.y; eventuality, event.
Eventuel, le, ai-va«-tû-ell, a. —lenient, ad. eventual.
Evéque, ai-vayk, in. bishop.
Eversif, ive, ai-vair-sif, — ve, a. subversive.
Eversion, ai-vair-syo;;,y; eversiou, ruin.
s'Evertuer, ai-vair-tû-ai, v. r. to struggle, exert one' s scll\
Eviction, ai-vik-syo;;,y: eviction.
livideninient, ai-vc-daiii-a;;, ad. evidently, plainly.
lividence, ai-ve-da((s,y: ez'idcnce.
livideiit, e, ai-ve-d.w;, — t, a. evident, plain.
I{vi(ler, ai-ve-d.ii, v. a. to groove ; hollow ; unslanh. \
i'vier, ai-ve-ai, m. sink ; drain.
]• vinccr, ai-vai«-sai, v, a. to evict.
Evitablc, ai-ve-tah-bl, a. avoidable.
Eviter, ai-ve-tai, v. a. to avoid, sliun.
Evocation, ai-vok-ah-syo«.y: evocation ; appeal.
Evolution, ai-vol-fl-syo«,y: evolution ; luoveincnt.
Evoquer, ai-vok-ai, v. a. to evoke ; bring befon 1

higher court.
Exact, e, en-zakt, a. — eiiient, ad. exact, accurate.
lixacteur, eg-zak-tur, m. exactor, ejdortioner.
Exaction, eg-zak-syo;i,yl extortion.
Exactitude, eg-zak-te-tftd,/ exactness, accuracy.
l{xa(,'érateur, eg-zalij-ai-rat-ur, m. amplijier.
Exagération, eg-zaly-ai-rah-syo«,/! exaggeration.
Exaijérer, eg-zalij-ai-rai, v. a. to exaggerate.
lixaltation, eg-zal-tah-syo;/,/ exaltation, elevation
Exalter, eg-zal-tai, v. a. to exalt, e.xtol.
I'xamen, eg-zain-ai«, w». examination.
Examinateur, eg-zani-e-nat-nr, m. examiner.
Examiner, eg-zam-e-nai, v. a. to examine.
lixarcliat, eg-zar-kali, tn. e.xarchate.
l{xarque, eg-zark, tn. exarch. [irritotiti

Exaspération, eg-zas-pai-rah-syo«, f. exasperal,.\
Exaspérer, eg-zas-pai-rai, v. a. to exasperate.
Exaucement, eks-ohz-ina«, tn. hearing of one' s requi\
Exaucer, eg-zoli-sai, v. a. to hear favourably.
lixcavation, eks-kav-ali-syo«,y; excavation.
Excédant, ek-sai-da«, »«. overplus. [work ; ahi

Excéder, ek-sai-dai, v. a. to exceed; wear out,
lixçellemnient, ek-sel-ani-a;/, ad. excellently.
Excellence, ek-scl-a«s,/; excellence, excellency ; par H
Excellent, e, ek-sel-a;i, — t, a. excellent. [alcove \

Excellentissime, ek-sel-a«-tis-sim, a. most excellent.
Exceller, ek-sel-ai, v. tt. to excel, outdo.
Excentrique, ek-sa«-trik, a. eccentric.
Excepté, ek-sep-tai, />r. except, save.
Excepter, ek-sep-tai, v, a, to exceft,

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liiccs, ck-say. >n. excesi ; à I—, e.\Ttiin<e/j, bt-yviui
lixccssif. ivc, ek-5cssif, — Iv, ii. — ivcmciit, aj. rxtessive;

extr(ivitjirti/if, iinmoileritte.

iici|)cr, clc-se-piii, v. ». to alttgt.

xtistf, ek-seei. / txiise, duly.

«cision, ck-se zyo;/,/; excision.
,;xi.itaiit, e, ek-sc-t.wi, — t, a. slimiilaling.
Kxcitation, ck-se-t.ili-syo«,y: txciltmrnt.
•Ixcitor, ek-sc-tni, v. a. totxiite; stimii/iilt.

XI l.imation, cks-klain-ah-syo;;, A e.xiitziiialioii.
i.xclurc, ekh-klilr, v. a. to ixilutie.

lixcliisif. ivc, ek-i-klfl-zif, — iv. a. -ivenient, ad. exclusive.
I'.xclusion, cks-kliVzyn;i, /: exiiiisioii. [miDiimlioii.
lixcomimmicatioii, cks-koni-rt-m;-k.ili-syo«, /: e.\,oin.
lixcommunier, eks-koin-û-iiyai, v. a. to extommuniatte.
ixciirier, cks-kor-c-ai, v. a. to fxiofiate.
ixcrt'tiient, cks-krai-niax, tn. e.wremetit, scum.
excretion, cks-kraisyo;;.y: t.xvrction. Ireucy

ixcroissaiKc, cks-kro-a)i-sa«s, / excresrence, txcres-

xcursioii, eks-kftr-syo;/,/: excursion ; trip.
i;xciisiil)le, cks-kiVzali-M, a. excusable.
■.xcusation, i-ks-kiVza-syoz/.y. fxiusatiou, plea.
.{xcusc, cks-ki1z,y: e.xcuse ; afolO);y.
lixcuscr, cks-kiVzai, v. a. to e.xcuse ; s'— , v. r. to excuse

one's self; decline.
Exeat, CL'zai-at, m. leave to co. [)niu<i>>/e

•xi craMe, e>,'zai-kralit)l, a. —ment, ad. execrable, ,ibo-
•xi-cratioii, e^;z•ai•krall■syo//, /. execration, abomina-
•.KvcxcT,c^zM-\it;\i,v. a. toe.wcrate. [Hon |

•'xcciitalilc, e>;z-ai-kft.tah-l)l, a./eauhle, f>racticabte I
•xociitant, enz-ai-k(\-ta«, »t. performer. i

■.X. cuter, CKZ-ai-kft-tai, v. a. to execute ; per/oriK ; dis-
train ; s'— , 7'. r. to yield.
•xiciiteur, ej;z-ai-ki1-tiir, ni. e-rccufor, executioner. !

•:xi-ciitif, ive, t'Kz-ai-kù-tif, — iv, a. execuliie.
•:xétutic)ii, eK'z-ai-kiVsyo/;,y: execution, performance.
•XLinitoire, o,i;z-ai-kfl-twar, a. executory.
•xe^fcse, et{z.al-lijaiz,^ excg^esis.
[•.xct,'étic|iie, U|,'zai-lijal-tik, a. excQ;-tical.
UxLiiiplaire, f),'z-a>/-|)lair, a. — mcnt, ad. exemplary :
—, m. pattern ; copy. {instance; —,/. co'pv.

xciiiple, et,'z-a«-pl, m. example; proof; par —, for
xciiipt, e, ci,'z-a;/, — t, a. e-xempt, free from ; —, m.
otficer ; bailiff.

xeiiiptcr, cnz-a«-tai, v. a. to e.vempt ; dispense.
xeiiiptioii, u),'z-a«-psyo;(,y: exemption ; dispensation.
xltclt, e:,'z-.(ir-sal, v. a. to exercise ; train up ; per-
form, practise ; s" — , T'. r. to e.vercise one's self
ixorcice, e^f-zair-ciss, m. exercise; practice; trouble.
;xfi>liaiioii, uks-fol-c-ah-.syo»(,y: e.xfo'iation.
lixfcjlicr, cks-fol-e-ai, v. r. to exfoliate.
Ixhalaison, e^'-zal-ay-sow.y: exhalation, [to ez'aporate.
^xhaler, etî-zal-al, v. a. to exhale; breathe; s'— , v. r
ixhaiisser, eg-zoli-sai, v. a. to raise hi^rher.
Lxhcrfilation, ej:-zal-rai-<lall-syo;;, /: disinheriting.
ixh.reilor, et;-zai-r.ii-ilai, v. a. to disinherit.
Lxhilier, ejf-zc-bai, v. a. to exhibit.
exhibition, et{.zc-be-syo);,y: exhibition.

xhurtation, ci;-r;or-tali-syo«,y: exhortation.
xhortcr. ej;-zor-tai, v. a. to exhort.
^xhiimation, ej'-zà-ni.ah-syo;/, f. disinterment.
xhunier, CK-zâ-inai, v. a. to disinter; dis: up.
IxiK'oaMt, e, e(j-ze-hja;/, — t, a. exact in l^ too much:
unreasonable. '

xiiieiice, esr-ze-hjaws,/ e.xifreucy ; unreasonableness.
xiijer, en-ze-hjai, v. a. to exact, require.
xiL;il)le, e^r-ze-hjilil, a. e.xis^ible.
xiK'ii. e, etj-ze-)fi1, a. exij;uous, small.
sii,'iiite, et;-zo-'4Û-e-tai, /; exii,'uity.
Kil, c>;-zil, m. exile, banishment.
«lier, etr-ze-iai, v. a. to exile, banish.
(istant, e, C}j-zis-t.i;/, — t, a. existing-, extant.
tistence, e)j-zis-ta;<s,/ e.xistence.
iiHtLT, eg-zis-tai, v. u. to exist ; live.
loiiiirer, ejf-zon-ai-rai, v. a. to exonerate.
;orl)itaniment, cir-zor-lie-tam-a»/, ad. e.xcessi^ielv
;'>rl)itant, e, Lg-zor-be-ta«, — t, a. excessive, enormous.
nrciser, en-zor-se-zai, v. a. to exorcise.
iiircisine, c-ff-zor-sism, vi. exorcism.
orciste, ejf-zor-sist, m. exorciser.
'irde, ef-zorcl, m. exordium.
otiiiiic, cg-zot-ik, a. exotic, foreign.
pansijjilité, eks-pa«-se-be-lc-tai,/ e.xpansibUitv
Jiansible, eks-pa«-sibl, a. expansible.
pansion, eks-pa«-syo;;, / expansion.
Iiatriation, eks-pat-re-an-syo«,y: banishment.
patrier, eks-pat-re-ai, v. a. to banish.
pectant, eks-pek-ta;», in. expectant.
pcctatif, ive, eks-pek-tat-if. — iv. a. expectative.
(Jottative. eks-pek-tat-ir./: expectative; reversion
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I'.xpeclomtion, ekspektur ahsyo«./ txpecloration,

j-.xpçctorcr, ckspck-tor-al, v. a. to expectorate.
V.\yM\mx, c, cks.pai-(lya«. — t. a. expédient, proper,
fit; —, m. expedient, shift. r r %

j.xpç.lior. cks-paiilyai, v. a. to despatch, send off.
l;xi)e. itciir. cks pai-ilctur, m. he who despalchet.
hxp<<.|itif, ive, cks-paiilelif, -iv, a. t.xpeditious.aUive,

qiiui.
lixpL'dition, eks-pai..lc-syo>», / expedition; despaUHs

'■'yV ;' .— ^' t'l- orders, pi.
FxpcditidMnairc, cks-paiilo-syonair, »/. copvist.
hxpericMicc, i-ks-paire-a)/s, /: experience; proof.
j-.xpérinicntal, t-, eks-pairc-maw-tal. a. experimental.
{•.xptjriniento, e, eks |.ai-rcnia«-tai. <i. expert, skUfit.
I'.xporimenter, eks-pai-ro nia»/-tai, v. a. to experience.
hxiJcrt, e. ckspair. — t, a. — eiiiciit, ad. expert, clever i

—, tn. arbiter.
Expertise, eks -pairtiz,/ e.xamination, arbitreinent.
I'.xpiatKjn, ckspcalisyo;;,/: expiation ; atonement.
l-.xpiati.iro, eks-pc-at-war, <i. expiatory.
I'.xpicr, t-'ks-pe-ai. v. a. to expiate, atone for.
l-.xpiration, eks-perali-syn;/,/: expiration.
•.xpirer, eks-ne-rai, v. n. to expire ; die auav.
•.X|) icabio, eks-plo-kah-bl, a. explicable, explainable.
'.xp ncateiir, eks-plokatiir, m. e.xpiicator. explainer.
•.xp icatif, ive, eks-ple-kat-if, — iv, a. explanatory.
I-.xplicatioii, eks-ple-kalisyo«, /: e.xplication, e.xplana-
..^""'- [plain

•-xpjicite, cksplesit, a. — inent, ad. explicit, express';
I'.xplKiiier, cks-plc.kai, ?'. a. to explain ; expound; s— ,

T. r. to explain one's tltout;ht, speat plain.
I'.xploit, c-ks-plwa, m. exploit ; summons.
I'.xploiiabic, eks-)>lwatah-l)l, a.Jittobe luroui^ht ; that
. "lay be distrained. [worAinir.

•.xp oitatioii eks-plvv.vtah-syo«, f. first culliralion :
l.xplniter, eks-plwatai. v. a. et u. to cultivate; ivork:

turn tn profit : serve warrants.
[•.xplorateiir, cks-pliir-at-ur, m. e.xplorator.
j'.xp Uration, eks-plor-ah-syo;/,/; exploration.
[•.xportr, eks-plorai, v. a. to e.xplorate, explore.
l-.xpiosion, eks-plo-zyo«,y: e.xplosion.
I'.xporlatioii, eks.por-tah-syo«,_/: exportation, export.
I'.xportLT, eks-por-tai, v. a. to export.
j-.xposant, eks-poli-za«, ;/;. petitioner ; exponent.
I'.xposL-, eks-poh-zai. m. statement.

Exposer, eks-polizai, v. a. to expose; exhibit; .ttafe •

venture ; s —, v. r. to expose one's self. [statement.

. l-.xposition, eks-poli-zo-syo», /(•.»/«,/,•,)/(,• exhibition:

Uxprts, se, eks-pray, —press, a. express, positive ; —,

ad. on purpose ; —, m. express.
•.xpresscnioiit, eks.press-ai-ma«, ad. expressly.
•.xpressif, ive, eks-press-if, -iw. a. expressive, [phrase.
I;.xprfSSioii, eks- press- yo;(, y: expression; diction,
l-.xprinial)le, eks-prciiiah-bl, a. expressible.
lixprniier, cks-pre-niai, v. a. to express ; utter • s'— , v

r. to express one's self.
Expropriation, eks-iirop-re-ali.syo)/,y: expropriation.
Exproprier, eks-i)ropre-ai, v. a. to expropriate.
Expulser, eks-pûl-sai, v. a. to expel.
Expulsif, ive, eks-jiûl-sif, — iv, a. expulsive, expelliw.
Expulsion, eks-piil.syo«.y expulsion. [dour

Extpiis, eks-ke. — kiz. a. — eiiient, ad. e.xquisite; deli.
l-.xsudation, ek-sO-dah-syo;/,/; exsudation.
Exsnder, ek-sft-dai, v. ft. toe.xsudate, exsude.
Ext.ise, eks-taliz, /: ^rj/'rTj-j' ; trance.
s;Extasier, ekstali-zyai, v. r. to be enraptured.
Extatujue, eks-tat-ik, a. ecstatic.
Extcnsiljjiitc', eks-taH-se-be-le-tai,y: ^^r/z-wj-i-^iW/v.
Jtxtcnsible, eks-ta;(-sibl, a. extensible, extendible.
hxtensif, ive, eks-ta«-sif, — iv, a. extensive.
Extension, eks-ta«.syo>;,/. extension.
j-.xtenuation, eks-tainft-ah.syo«,y: extenuation.
Exténuer, eks-tai-nû-ai, v. a. to extenuate; wealteii,
weary. ['crnal ; —, ut. exterior, outside.

I'.xterieiir, e, eks-fai-ryur, a. — eiiient. ad. exterior. e\.
Exterinmateur, eks-tair-iiicnat-iir, m. exterminator,
destroyer.

Extermination, eks tair-me-nah-syo»/,/ /•x/^,-,«,„a/,v,;,.
l-.xterminer, eks-tair-me-nai, v. a. to exterminate
Externat, eks-tair-nali, m. davschool
Externe, eks-tnirn, a. external; —, tn. dayscholar.
j'.xtmction, eks-laixk-syoj/,/ extinction.
j-.xtirpatenr, cks-teer-pa-tur, m. extirpator
Extirpation, eks-teer-pah-syo«, f. extirpation, total
Itxtirper, eks-teer-pai, v. a. to extirpate, [destruction.
Extorquer, eks-tor-kai, v. a. to extort.
Extorsion, eks-tor-syo«,/: extortion.
Extraction, eks-trak-syo//,/: extraction.
extradition, eks-trad-e-syo«,/ delivery, surrender.
lixtraire, eks-trair. v. a. to e.xtract ; select.
Extrait, eks-tray, tn. extract, abstract. [trajndicial.

t.JHr^i|t|!î;a)re, çks-tnih-liju-dc-syair, a. -«nent, ad. <»

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Eitraorainalre, ekvlrah-or-aenalr. a. -ment, aj. t»-
traordinnry ; uncomman; fiiirticiilixr , odd; —, m. tx-
/niordiiiitrv t/ii'ij,'-. , ,,, ,

I'xtr.ivai{.iiiiincnt, cks-trav-aB-am-a<(, ad. oddly, [iifst.

I'xtravaif nice, eks-travng-aHS, / extravat:aiHe, wild-

lixt ravalant, e, elcstrav-aifa;;, -t, a. txtravagaitt,
wild. ,,

Exlravaifuer. eks-trav-aff-ai. v. n. to rave, ramdlt.

Extrciiic. ekstrayin. a. -iukiiI, ad. txtrtmt, u/mosi,
exctssivt : —, tn. txtrtim. ^ \umtion.

Extrême-onctlc.i). eks-traym - omW syoM. / txDeint

Extrémitë, cks trai M't^i,/ txtrtmity ; last moment:
utmost misery. ...»

Extrinsèque, eks-traiM-»ek. a. extrinsic, extrinsual.

ExiilxSrance, CK'^-ubairaxs./ exuberance.

ExuWrant, c, et;z-ûbaira«, — t, a. exuberant.

Fa. fah, m.fa.
Eal)le. \A\\-\^\,f. fable ! story,
Eablier, fali-lo-ai, m. fabulist.
Fabricant, fal)-reka;i, ««. manufacturer.
Eat)ricateur, fab-rekatur, m. maker ; forger. \lHre,
Eabricatlon, fal> re-kali-syo//, f. /ahrication, manu/ac-
Habricien, faliro-syai«, tn. churchwarden.
Fabrique, fal)-rik. / fabric, structure : manufacture ;
buUding! church-wardens. [facture ! forx'e.

Fabriquer, falirekai, v. a. et n. to fabricate tnanu-
Fabuleux, se, fab-û-luli, —z, a. fabulous, fictitious.
Fabuliste, fab ft-list, vt.fabulUt.
Façade, fas-ad. //rr>«/.
Face, fass, / face : front ; jirfir ; à la — de, en —, %n the

fact of: faire —, to face, ofijxse.
Facer, fas-nl, v. a. to face (cards).
Facétie, (asai-se, f.ficetiousness.
Facétieux, se, fasaisyuli, — z, a. — semeut, ad. face-
Facette, hfi-et.f facet. ["<""•

Facetter, fas-ct-ai, v. a. to cut -with facets.
Fâché, e, fau-shai, a. etprt. angry, sorry.
Fâcher, fau-shai, v. a. to make angry: grieve: se —,

V. r. to fret : be sorry.
Fâcherie, fau-shre./ vexation, trouble.
Fâcheux, se, faushuh. — z. a. grievous, sad: peevish: —

tn. troublesome tnan.
Facile, fas-il, a. —ment, ad. easy : flexible : ready.
Facilité, fas-il-e-tai, / /«oViVy ; easy temper: -s. //.

easy terms, pi.
Faciliter, fas-il-e-tai, v. a. to facilitate.
Façon, U^-on, f fashion : form, tttanner : tnien ;
dressing: tnaking : ceremony: de — que, \n such
a -way as, so that.
Façonner, fas-on-ai, v. a. to fashion, form : dress :

mould : se —, v. r. to accustotn one's self.
Façonnier, ère. fas-on-yai, — r, a. ceremonious.
Facteur, fak-tur, tn. maker, manufacturer : factor ;
Factice, fak-tiss, a. —ment, ad. factitious. [postman.
Factieux, se, fak-syuh, — z, a. factious.
Faction, tak;iynn,f. faction, party riot: duty.
Factionnaire, fak-jyon-air, in. sentinel, sentry.
Factorerie, fak-tor-re,//^f/<»0'.
Factum, fak-tom, tn. plea, case.
Facture, fak-tur,/ iMVoto.
Facultatif, ive, fak-ûl-tat-if, — iv, a. opttoitnf.
Faculté, fak-ûl-tai,//<rfM//>./("f«r; ability : talent :
Fadaise, fad-ayz,/ trile ; foolery. [— s, pi. fortune.
Fade, fad, a. insipid, mawkish.
Fadeur, fad-ur./ insipidity.
Fagot, fap-oh, tn. fagot, bundle.
Fagotage, fag-ot-ahj, m. fagot-making.
Fagoter, fag-ot-ai, v. a. to fagot ; bundle up.
Fagoteur, fag-ot-ur, m. fagot-maker.
Fagotln, fag-ot-ai«, m. merry-andrew.
Faible, fay-bl, a. —ment, ad. weak, feeble: —.feeble:

weak side ; foible.
Faiblesse, fay-bless,/ weakness : faintingfit.
Faiblir, fay-bleer, v. n. to lose one's strength : to give
Faience, fay-yans,/. dilph. [may, yield.

Faïencerie, fah-yaw-sre./ delph-manufactory.
Faïencier, ère, fah-ya«-syai, — r. s. dealer tn delph.
Faillait. fa/-ay, see F.iillir, Falloir.
Failli, fa/-e, tn. bankrupt.
Faillibilité. fa/-e-be-le-tai, //a//iA:/i<J'.
Faillible, fa/-e-bl, a. fallible. {be tiear, be ready.

•Faillir, fa/-eer. v. n. to fail : give way: be mistaken ;
Faillite, faAitt,/ bankruptcy.

Fdim, tain.f. hunger. , , .. , _,

F.itne, fayn,/ beech-mast. [tn. lubber, sluggard.

Fainéant, e, fay-nai-a«, — t, a. lazy, sluggish; —,
Fainéanter, fay-nai-a«-tai, v. n. to loiter, lubber.
Fainéantise, fay-nal-a»«-tiz,/. laziness, s!oll\/ulness.

•Faire, fair, v. a. H n. to rf.>, mak* : act; build; ffr.
form ; use, cause ; commit ; walk ; il fait ch.iud, 1/ H
hot; 11 fait Jour, it is daylight : — U cuisine. /.) ftf.'+ ,

— de leau. to take in fresh water; — ca\i,to be lea^y.

— gras, to eat Jlesh ; — maigre, to eat no Jlesh ; f.iiM
faire to bespeak ; — savoir, to let knoiv ; — sembl.iiit
to feign, pretend: se -, v. r. to be done; imireonfi
self; turn, grow, become ; get; comment so fait-il
hoiv is it! se — .linier, to make one s self to^>ed : si; -

, .les amis, to get frUnds ; se — tort, to wrong <»./ 1
Fais, fay, see Faire. \."'J'

Faisable, fay-zah-l)l, a.feasibU.
l'"ai»an. fay-za», m. pheasant.
Faisandeau, f.iy-za«-doh, m. young pheasant.
Faisander, fay-za«-dai. v. n. else —, v. r. to get a tailt
Vai'i.xnderie, fay-zan-iUcf pheasantry. [(if game,

Faisandicr, fay-za»iilyai, m. pheasant-breeder.
I-'aisceau, fes-oh, tn. bundle, sheaf.
Faiseur, fav-zur. m. maker ; perjormer,
Faisserie. fays-ree. / open work. ^ , , .^ . ^ ,
Fait. e. fay, — t, a. et.prt. done (see Faire) .• » ip* : thafed.
Fait fay, m. fact ; deed, matter; action; busineM
share ; en — de, in point of; cost votre - -, tlui
suits you; être au —, to understand a tnatter,
mettre au —, to give a true notion ; apprise »f.
I'aitage, fay-tahj, tn. top, ridge-pi*C€,
l-'.iite. fayt, tn. top, height.
I''aitiére. fay-tyair./ ridge-tilt.

l-aix, fay. m. weight, burdtn.

Falaise, fal-ayz,/ cliff. , .

lalbala, fal-bal-ah, m. furbelow. [O"'"

l"allacienx, se, fal-las-yuh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. fui.i

•l''alloir, fal-war, v. imp. tnust, be necessary, want , 1
me faut, / tnust have ; il s'en faut beaucoup, then
wants a great deal, far from it.

Fallu, fal-lû, see Falloir.

V:\\o\.,fa\-ri\\, m. cresset.

I'.ilot, e, fal-oh, — t, a. — ement, ad. odd, ridiculous.

I'alotier, fal-ot-yai, tn. latnplighter.

lialourde, fal-oord./yiin'o' of thick sticks.

l-"alsificateur, fal-se-fe-k.-it-ur, m. falsifier. \for.i;er\

F.ilsific,îlion, fal - se - fc - k.ih - svo«, / falsi/icatum

l-alsifier. false-fy.ii. v. a. to falsify ; fo> ge ; adulter,ili

I-'aliin, fal-u»), m.falun. . . . ,

Faluner. fal-û-nai. v. a. to tnanure withfalun.

Falunicre, fal-fl-nyair.y;/<i/K«/«/.

Famé, e, fam-ai. a. famed ; bien — . of a good character

I-"amelique. faiii-ai-lik, a. starved, hungry.

Viimeax, se, {nm-\ih,— 7, a. famous.

Familiariser, fame-le-ar-e-zai, v. a. to familianxi
accustom; taint; se —, v. r. to make ones su,
familiar.

Familiarité, fam-e-le-ar-e-tai,//awiVi(i>-»6'.

Familier, ère, fam-e-le-ai, —air, a. — èremcnt. ai
familiar; easy, natural ; —, in. familiar, intimati.

Famille, fam-i/,/./a»«i/y,- relations.

Famine, fam-in./. famine.

Fanage, faii-alij, tn. hay-making.

Fanaison, fan-ay-zo«,y: hay-ma king season.

Fanal, fan-al, tn. beacon ; lighthouse.

Fanatique, fan-at-ik, ri./i/ja/iV.

Faiiariser. fan-at-e-zai. v. a. to make fanatic.

Fanatisme, fan-at-ism, m. fanaticism.
Fane, fan,/ fallen leaf, dry leaf.
Faner, faii-ai, v. a. to make hay ; wither; se —, v r
Faneur, faii-ur, m. haymaker. [fade away, witlw
i-an(.m,{an-{nn,m. child, darling.
Fanfare, fan-far, f./tourish. [boaster, bu.,,

I'anfaron, ne, fa«-far-on, —on, a. boasting; —, «
l-anfaronnade, faw-far-on-ad,/ bluster, boast.
Fanfaronnerie, fa«-far-oii-re,/ bragging, boasting.
Fanfreluche, fan-fr-lûsh,/ bawble, gewgaw.
Vanee,fiinUi,f. mire, mud, soil.
I-angeux, se, fa«-hjuh, — z, a. tniry, muddy. [crui.
Fanon. fan-o>«, in. dewlap ; fetlock ; pendant; —<.l
Fantaisie. faH-tai-ze././w/O'/ mind; whim, cap>:a
Fantasque, fa«-task, a. —ment, ad. fantastic ; whiw
Fantassin, faM-tas-ai>i, m. foot-soldier. [u

Fantastique, fa«-tas-tik, a. fantastic, fanciful.
Fantôme, fa«-tohm, m. phantom ; apparition.
Faon, fa«, m.fawn.
Faonner, fan-ai, v. n. tofaivn.
Faquin, fak-ai«, tn. scoundrel ;fop.
Faquinerie, fak-in-rc,/ rogiury ; foppery.
Facais, far-ai, m. coral-net.
Farce, farss./ stuffing ; farce.
I-arceur, far-sur, tn. merry-andrew.
F.ircir. far-seer, v. a. to stuff, fill.
l-ard, far, in. paint; disguise.

I'ardeau. far-doh, m. burden, weight. ,

Fariler, far-dai, v. a. et. tt. to paint, gloss; sink, p
•way : St: —, V. r. to pa int.

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Fartller, far-dyal, tn. Imvcarrinj^'e.

I'arl.iilet, far-l.ul-.iy, m. Hi'i>e(<thn,

i-arfouillcr, tar ("oA.ii, v. n. to riémmagt,

I'arltiole, far-e-l>ol,/. idU story, Iriflt,

I'arine, far-in,/. meai.Jlour.

^ari^er, lar-e-nai, v. a. tojtour.

h'arincux, se, lar-e nuh, — z, a. /ariiitici'oui. mta 'y.

Farinier, (ar-in-yai, tn. meatman.

Fariniire, far-in-yair, /.' mtal-tuh.

Farouche, far-oosh, a. Tvitii; shy,

Farratfo, far-ra(»-"h, tn. jarra^o.

Fascicule, fas-se-kfll,/. /ascicultis.

Fasciiiaf;e, fas-sc-nahj, tn. tuork inadt uiith/asciHft.

Fascine, ii\s-i\n,/. /asiitie.

Fasciner, (as-se-nai, v. a. to/asciiiate ; bewitch,

F.iscoic, laz-ai-ol,/; kidwy htan,

F'asicr, »a-/e-ai, v. n. to shiver.

Fasse, fass, see F'aire.

F'aMc, fast, m. p0»ip ; ostentation. \fe,iici<r.

Fastidieux, se, fas-tc-dyuli, —z, a. — xenicnt, mi.

Fastueux, se, fas-trt-uh, — z, a. — scincnt, orf. potnt>i>iix.

F"at, fat, tn. coxcomb, fop. [ostentiitioiis.

F'atal, c, fat-al, a. — euient, nd. fatal, unhappy.

Fatalisme, fat-al-isni, tn.Jalalism.

Fataliste, fat-al-ist, tn. fataliste.

Fatalité, fat-al-e-tai,y:/a/'(?/)/y : fate.

Fati(li(|ue, fat-e-tlik, a.fitidiial.

Fatigant, e, fat-e-jîa«, — t, a.Jati'^uiiis;, tiresome,

Fatiyue, fat-i(f,/./i»i'if'<'; hardship.

Fatiguer, fat-c-t;ai, v. a. et u. to fatigue ; tire ; teate.
vex : se —, v, r. to groiv tired.

Fatras, fat-rau, in, trash, rubbish.

Fatnitc, fat-we-tai,/! silliness, foppery.

F',iul>ourn, fr,li-boor, tn. suburb.

Fauchafje, folvshahj, tn. inoiving.

Fauchaison, foh-sliay-zox,/: tnowiiig-tiint.

Fauche, Ibhsh, /: tnoivint;.

Fauchée, f()h-shai,y^ a day's tnmuing,

I'auchcr, foh-shai, v. a. to >non\ reap,

Fauchet, fohshay, tn. hay-rake.

F.iiicheur, foh-sluir, m. mower, reaper,

J'aucheux, foh-shuh, m.Jield-spider,

Faucille, fnh-sl/.yC sickle.

I'aucillon, f(ihsi/-o«, in. bill-hook,

I'aucon, foli-ko«, in. falcon.
l-'aiiconncau, foh-kon-oh, tn. falconet.

Fauconnerie, foh-kon-re, m. falconry.

Fauconnier, foh-kon-yai, »;/. falconer.

Fauconnièrc, foh-kon-yair,^/; haïukitig-bag.

Fauiira, foh-drah, see Falloir.

Faufiler, loli-fe-lai, v. a. to baste : se —, t-, r. to infm-

Faune, fohn, nufauniis. [duce one's self.

Faussiiire, foh-siiir, in.jorçer.

F^aussement, foh-sinaw, ad. falsely.

Fausser, foh-sai, v. a. to bend ; break ; spoil ; violate ;

se —, V. r. to bend ; go astray.
Fausset, foh-say, m. faucet, spigot ; falsetto.
Fausseté, foh-stai,/:yii/«»iMJ,
Faut, foh, see Falloir.

Faute, foht,^: Jault; error ; omission, sin, crime ; —
Fauteuil, foh-tu/, in. arm-chair. [Ae, /i/r want of.

Fauteur, foh-tur, tn. abettor.
Fautif, ive, foh-tif, — iv, a. faulty, defective.
Fautrice, foh-triss, f. fautress.
Fauve, fohv, a.Jallow.
Fauvette, foh-vet,/: linnet, tomtit.
Faux, foh, / scythe {see Faillir).
Faux, sse, foil, — ss, a. et ad. false ; feigned ; untrue,

wrong ; à — , falsely ; —, in. falsehood ; forgery ; —

coup, tn. miss; — fuyant, in. back-door ; shift; —

iiionnayeur, »(. coiner of false money; — semblant,

m. show ; pretence. [In — de, by t/u help of.

Faveur, fav-ur, /.yîiï/o//>-, credit; narrow riband; à
Favorable, fav-or-ah-bl, a. —ment, ad. favourable.
Favori, te, fav-or-e, — it, a. /avonrite, — , in. whisker.
Favoriser, fav-or-e-zai, v. a. to favour ; patronize.
Fébricitant, e, fai-bre-se-ta«, — t. a. feverish.
Fébrifuge, (ai-bre-fûhj, tn. febrifuge.
Fébrile, fai-bril, a. febrile.
l'''>ces, fess, /: //. dregs, lees, pi.

econd, e, fai-kox, — d, a. prolific, fertile.
r'écondant, e,fai-kon-da>(, — t, a. genial.
fécondation, fai-ko«-dah-syo>i,y;ySrc«Hrfa/«i»f.
Kéconder, fai-ko»-dai, v. a. to impregnate ; /ertilixt.
Fécondité, fai-ko«-de-tai, /://rf««rf:/y,yt>-/'i/«/)'.
Fécule, fai-kfll,/ /cf«/rt ; sediment.
(feculence, fai-km-aits.f.feculeney.
Féculent, e, fai-kfll-a>/, — t, a. feculent, turbid.
l'édéral, e, fai-dai-ral, a. federal.
Fédéraliser, fai-dai-ra-lc-zai, v. a. to join to a league.
Wderatif, ive, fai-dai-rat-if, — iv, a. federate ; federative.
Fédération, fai-dai-rah-syo/i/^ conjideration, league.

l"édér<?, e, fiibdai-ral, a. federate, ecn/tdtral*,

FJe.fal,, /.i.ry

Féerie, lai-re,7. enchantment.

•Feindre, faiM-dr, t». a. tl n. I« feign, dissemble; limpt

Feint, faiM, see Feindre. [hestiate.

F'cinte, \i\\ti\,j. dissembling, pretence.

Féler, fay-lai, v. a. to crack, burst.

l-élicitntton, fai-te-se-tah-syn»,/: /!>/fr//it/iViM, eongratu-

F'élicité, lai-te-se-tai, /.felicity, happiness. [lation.

Féliciter, fai-le-se-tal, v. a. to congratulai* ; le —, v, r.

te congratulate one's self.
Félin, e. fai-lain, —in, a. feline.
Félon, ne, fai-lo«, —Ion, a. felonious.
Félonie, fai-I(Ui-c, / felony.
Felou(iue, fxA-lnok, f. felucca.
Fêlure, fay-lftr,/ crack, chink.y
Femelle, fHA-mcl, f. female ; hen,
F-éininin, e, (al-mc-nai/i, — nin, a. feminine; tvomanish.
Femme, (am, /. woman; wife; — dc chambre, 7Ciii/-
F'ennnelcttc, fam-let, /". silly woman, [tng-inaiJ.

F'éniur, fal-mAr, m. thigh-bone.
I-'enaison, fi</(-nny-zon, f. hay-harvest.
Fendant, fa«-daH, tn. bully, hector.
Fenderie. (a»i-ilrc,y! slitting-mill.
Fendenr, fnx-dur, m. slitter, cleaver.
se Fendiller, fa»-di/-al, v. r. to crack, split,
F'endoir, fa»-dwar, tn. splitting-tool.
Fendre, fa/(-dr, v. a. etn. to cleave, split; rend ; brtak;

se —, V. r. to cleave, chink, crack.
Fenêlrape, f«A-nay-trahJ, in. windows, pi,
F"enctre, fw/i-nay-tr,/; window.
Fenil, (iih-ne, m. hayloft.
F'enouil, fuh-nonl, m. fennel.
F'cnouillette, f«/i-nooAet, f. fennel-water,
F-ente, fanuf. chink, cleft, chap.
l-'enton, fan-to», m. iron-cramp.
Féod.il, e, {a.\-oA-n\,a. féodal, feudal.
Féoclalisme, fai-od-al-ism, tn. feudalism,
F'"éodalité, fai-od-al-c-tai,/./(rKrf<i/i/>.
Fer, fair, in. iron; sword; fil de —, wire: — s, //.
F-erai, fwA-ray, see Faire. {chains, fetters, pi,

Fe-blanc, fair-bla», tn. tin ; tin-plates, pt.
I''crblanticr, fnir-bla>t-tyai, in. tinman.
I^'er-chaud, fair-sholi, tn. heart-burn,
Féri.il, e, fai-ryal, a. ferial.
Férié, fa\-re, f. day ; holyday.
F'érié, fai-ryai, a. Jour — , holyday.
Férir, fai-reer, v. a. sans coup —, without striking a
l'"erler, fair-lai, v. a. to furl. [blow.

I'crmage, fair-niahj, tn. rent of a farm.
I"erine, fairm, a. et ad. —ment, ad. firm, steady: stout,
hard, solid ; frapper — , to strike hard ; — ,f.farm.
Ferment, fair-max, m. ferment. [manor.

l-'ermcntation, fer-Mn«-tah-syo>/, f. fermentation.
I'"ermentcr, fair-ma;/-tai, v. ti. to ferment.
F'ermer, fair-mai, v. a. et n. to shut ; lock {the door);
close ; be shut ; à Jour fermant, at the close of day ; k
nuit fermante, at the approach of night ; sc — ,'v. r.
Fermeté, fairm-tai,/',yïr«»«Mj. [to shut ; close up.

l-ermeturc, fairm-tflr, /: shutting, fastening.
Fermier, fair-myai, m. farmer.
F'emioir, fair-niwar, m. clasp.
F'éroce, fai-ross, a. ferocious, fierce.
F'érocité, fai-ross-et-ai, y: ytroii/y,
F-erraille, falr-a/,/; old iron.
Ferrailler, fuir-a/-ai, v. n. to fence,
I'errailleur, fair-a/-ur, tn. dealer in old iron ; fighter,
F'errant, fair-a«, a. maréchal —.farrier. [bully,

l'"errement, fair-nia;i, in. iron-tool ; ironing.
F'"errer, fair-ai, v. a. to bind with iron ; shoe {a horse).
Ferret, fair-ay, m. tag ; ferret.
r-"erreur, fair-ur, tn. tagger.
I-'errière, fair-yair,/: smith's tool-bag.
F-erronnerie, mir-on-ro,y: blacksmith's workshop.
F'erronnier, fair-on-yai, in. ironmonger.
Ferrugineux, se, fair-rû-hje-nuli, — z, a. ferruginous.
Ferrure, fair-flr,/: iron-work ; shoeing {horse).
1-ertile, fair-tit, a. —ment, ad. fertile, fruitful.
F"ertiliser, fair-te-le-zai, v. a. to fertilize.
Fertilité, fair-te-le-tai, /. fertility , fruilfnlness.
Féru, e. fai-rfl, see F"érir.
F'érule, ta\-riA,f. ferule, rod.
F^crvemraent, fair-vani-a«, ad. fervently, ardently,

fervent, e, fair- van, — t, a. ferv'nt; zealous,
erveur, ta.ix-\\iT,f.fei^v^vr. zeai.
Fesse, fess,y^ buttock.
Fessée, fes-ai, f. flogging:
F-'esser, fes-ai. v. a. tofiog, lash.
Festin, fes-t.ii«, tn.feast, banquet.
Festiner, fes-te-nai, v. ti. to feast.
F'eston, fes-ton, tn. festoon.
Festonner, fes-ton-ai, v. a, to festoon»

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Féle. t\yt,/.A<ttt; /ti/ni/v; lirlhitiy : holJ.iy.

Fêter, faytiil, v. a. h ifff holy ; wtUomt.

Fftlrhe, fal-tish, tn. rttirh.

Friicliisine, («i-testiisin, m. ftlUhism,

Fi-tiilc. faiti'l, (t. /flUi, ratik.

F«!llilltë. fai-te-clctiil, f./ttuiiifss.

F^tiiyer, fal-twii-yai, v. a. lo ftast, rtgalt.

Fi tii, fai-tû, m. .t/rrtTi'; r;/i//.

Jiii. fiih, tn. fire; ftiiuie; Heat, ftrvour ; passion ;

iitettU ; —e, (T. /(ttf. ileititsfii.
Fciiilatairc, fuhilatair, m. Jexululory.
Fciiill.iL'f, fii/alij, m. folioi.-f, li-aves.
Feuillaison. fu/-ay-zo»/./ tfa/iui^-sfaso».
Feuille, fil/,/ leaf: iheet ; tuiv^finfer : furlouRh,

pass ; —s i)i'rii)<liiiiies. //. feriodtcali, pi.
Feuille, c, fn/Mii, a. leafy.
Fcullléc. fu/ay. f /:'liat:e ; hower.
Feullle-mnrlc, fu/anort, a. /ile-iiioil.
Feuillet, fii/ay, m. tea/ {paper).
Feuilletage, fii/t.i)ij. wi. /<<//■/" fc.
Feuilleter, fii/tai. r. a to turn over, Peruse; make f'lifi-
FeiiilletfX), lii/-to;«, »i.. feuilleton, [faite.

F"euillu, e, fii/-fl, a. lea/y.
Feuillure. fu/-flr.y: rabbet.
F"eurrc. fur, tn. straw.
Feutrnjîc fiih-tralij. m./ettiiin.
Feutre, fiih-tr, tn.Jelt; lint.
F"eutrer, fiili-tr.ii, v. a. to felt ; pad,
Feutricr, fiih-tre-ai. tn. fetter.
Fève, fcv, / beau: berry.
Féverole, fcv-rol, / hot^e-bean.
Février, fai-vre-ai, in. h'ebruary.
Y\,te,int./yl /or shame !

Fiacre, fya-kr, >n. hmkney-ioach : liaikneyeoacliinan.
Fiançailles, f>a;/-sa/, /; pi. belrotliini,'.
Fiancé, fya/i-sai, in. bri<l,x>'oom.
Fi.incée, fya»/ sai,/ brute.
Fiancer, fya;(->-,il, t. a. to betroth.
Filire. fe-l>r, f./ibie.
Fibreux, se, fib-riili, - z, a. fibrous,
Filirine, fib-rin. /./ibrine.
Fie. fik, in./ii^.

Ficeler, fis-lai, v. a. to tie ivilh packthread.
Ficelle, fc-bell, / païklliread.
Ficlie, fiih,/ hook, hinrh ; counter.
Ficher, fish-ai, v. a. lo drive in, fix, , , . ^

Fichet, t'lsh-ay, «1. /.-;' •• ivory ftsh. [rliie/

Fichu, e, fish-ft, a. pili/nl, sorry ; —, in. iieck-hamlker-
Fictif, ive, lik-tif, — iv, a. — iveiiicnt. ad. fictitious.
Fiction, (\\i-syrin,f./icfion.
Fidéicoiiuuis, fe-dai-e-koin-c, m. trust.
Fiilciconiniissaire, fe-dai-e-koiu-csair, in. trustee.
Fidéjusseur, fe-dai-liii'is-sur, m. bail.
Fidéjussion, fe-dai-hjrts-syo;/, / bailint;, security.
Fidèle, fe-del, a. —nient, ad..faith/ul, true ; trus/y.
Fideliti'. fe-tlaite-tai,/y/V</'0'. faithfulness : truth:
Fiduciaire, fe-dû-syair, m. fiduciary. [exactness.

Fief, fyef, in./ief.

Fielfé, fyef-ai. a. enfeoffed; arrant, downright.
FioflTcr, fyef-ai, v. a. to enfcojf.
Fiel, fyel, in. gall ; an);er ; spleen.
Fiente, fya;/t,/ dung ; mute.
FIcnter, fyn»/-tai. v. ti. to dung : mute.
%eV\çT,fya\,v. i: to trust to, repose.
Fier, ère, fyair, a. — irenient, ad. proud : bold; arro-
Fier-A-liras, fyair-ab-rah, m. bully; hector. [^anl.

Fierté, fyair-tai,/ pride ; arrogance.
Fièvre, fyay-vr. /. fii'er, ague.
Fiévreux, se, fyai-vruh, — z. a. feverish.
Fifre, fe-fr, m./lfe ; fifer.
F'itjeinent, filij-maH, ni. congealing.
Finer, fihj-ai, v. a. to congeal ; sc —, v. r. to coat:utate.
FiKue. H,/.J'\'- J [curdle.

Fipuerie, hii-re.f.fg-xi-ound.
Figuier, fig-yai, in.fg-tree.
V\à\ira.nX,U^,-t-rnn, m. figurant,
FiRuratif, ive, fijr-û-rat-if, — iv, a. -ivement. ad. figu-
Figure, fig-ûr.y: figure, shape ; outside. [ralive.

Fiffurément. fin-û-rai-max, ad. figuratively.
Figurer, <ig-û-rai, v. a, et it. to figure, represent ; make

a figure, look -well ; se —, v. r. to imagine, fancy.
FiRurine, fitr-ft-rin.y: little figure.

Fil, fil, m.lhread ; yarn ; wire ; srain ; stream of the
Filage, fil-ahj, m. spinning. [ivater.

nianient, fil-ani-a«, in. fila ment.
Filamenteux, se, fil-ain-a«-tuh, — z, a. filaceous.
Filandière, fila>i-dyair, f spinster, spinner.
Filandres, fil-a«-dr,/. J>/. threads ; 7vhite strings, pi.
Filandreux, se. fii-a«-druh. — z, a. stringy.
Filardeau, fil-ar-doh, m. saplins.
Filasse, le-lass, /. flax, hemp.
t'iJassier, fc-Ui-yai, m. /tax dresser.

lilatciir, f<I.it ur, m. manager of a tfinnhie /achr!/.

lilaturc, fcl.il.fir,^. spiniivig ; spinning /aciory,

l'"ile, fil, file, row, rank.

Kile', fe-lal, «I. tOire.

l'ilcr, fo-lal, v. a. tl tu I» spin ; vetr; go out; furr;

— dfiux, lo give n>ay.
VWcûc.Mrcf. spinning-house. ....

1-ilet, lol.iy, m. siring; net : /iHet : filament ; -»■ /A
lilciir, fclur, ;;/. spinner; -se../: spinsler. [siiarti,pi,
lilial, e, tily.il, a. — eincnt. ad. /mal,
l'illation, lil-y.disyow./.yf/c'ii"'.
l'iliète. fil-y.iir, /. scre^u-plate.
lilifornie, fc-lo-fnnn, a. /iliform. . •

1"illnrane, fe-lc-^;r.in, m.filigre*.
l'ilin, fc-lai/;, m. rope, corda^je.
l'ille. fil, f daut:hler; girl, lass.
l'ilktte. fi/-clt, / young girl,
lilleul, fiZ-ulil, m. HiHi-son.
l'illcule, fi/-iihl,/A'<'</-'/'»wA'''''-
l'ilon, fe-lo>/. m. vein {ofinelal).
l'iloselle, fe-lo-zd, ffloss-silk.
l'ilmi, fe-loo, m. pickpocket ; sharper.
l'ilouter, fee-loo-tai. v. a. to cheat.
lilotiterie, fee-loo-trec,//(Vi/'"V, iluatin^,
l-ils, fe, fiss. m. son.
liltratinii, fil-trah-syo>/././;7.V)-i//.;'.
l'iltre, fillr. m. filter, strainer.
I"iltrcr, filtr.ii, v. a. tofilter.filtrate.
VWwTcfcAùr.f. spinning.
I"in, fai;/, / end; aim : design ; h la —, at last ; —,

m. chief f oint, quintessence.
l-"in. c, f.ii»/, tin, a. — eiiicnt. ad. fine, Ihiii, small ;

clear; subtle, delicate; sly, cunning.
I'Inal, e, fe-nal, a. — einciit, ad. final, last.
I'iiiancc, fi!-n,i»s, /. ready money, cash ; ft nan y.
I"inancer, fe-na//-s.ii, v. n. to pay money, [exJieqinr.
1-inanciel, le, fe-naH-syel, a. /iitancial.
iMuancier, fenax-sy.ii. m. finaiuier.
I'iiiasserie, fc-nas-rc. /. pclly shift.
I'inaud, e, fc-noh. -d, a. x/v. .

l-incsse,fin-css,/.y?mv/CJ.r.j/'u/c".<-ni//;H<'ft.-'» >•/!/''.
1-iiiet, te, fe-nay, — t, a. sly, artful. | per/cclwn.

lini, fc-ne, a. finished ; finite, limited: -, nt./iniu,:
I iiiir, fe-neer, v. a. et ii. lo finish, end; conclude, a':»-
I iole. fyole. /: ///i<»/. ^ [/"■"•

I-iriiianient. fcer-nia-nia«. in.firmamtitt, skjt.
I'is. fe. see Faire.
I'isc, fisk, in. fisc, exchequer,
t'lscal. c. fis-k.il, a. fiscal.
lissipède, fis-se-peil, a.fissipede.
listule, fis-tûl, f fistula.

Ilstiileux, so. fistùl-uh, — z, a.ftstulous.fistular.
l-"it, fe, see l-'airc.

I"ix,ition, fik-sali-syo/(./.y?.v(7Cio« .■ appointing.
I'ix. fiks, a. — cincnt, ad.fi.\ed. sctlled./irm.
I-lxor, fiksai, r. a. /oy/v.- settle; appoint; ie—, v.r.
rixito, fik-se-tai,y;yr.vf.i'«crx. [to be fixed ; settle.

I"acciditc. flak-se-de-tai./y/<Tn-i'</iO'.
Il.iche. flash, f s^asp, fissure.
I-I,ichcux. sc, flash-uli, - z, a.fiaity.
I-lacon. flak-o;i, m. flagon : bottle.
i-l.iL>elli<nt. (lalij-cl-laH./.y/rt'.i,'''/''''"'-
l-laj;ell.ition,nalii-el-lah-syo«./y/<»,c<-<'<'(J/«<J«,Jf<'«»y"'i'-
I-laKcller. fl.ahj-cllai, v. a. lo scourge.
Ilii^eolet. flahj-ol-ay, m.flagekt.
l-lai;orner. fl.ie-or-nai, v. a. to/latter servilely.
Il.iijnrnerie, (liiK-orn-rc,/ mean flattery.
VUtrorneur, f\;\î:-or-ni\r, in. mean flatterer.
I-"l.i>;rant. e, flaj;-ra«, -t, a. en — délit, in the very fad.
I-I.iir, flair, m. smelling, scent.
M.iirer, flair-ai, v. a. to smell, scent,
l-'i.iireur, flair-ur, m. spoiv^er.
I'lainant, flania», m. flaming».
I-j.imbeau, flax-boh, in.fiambeau.
l-l.iinbcr, flaK-bai, v. a. et n. to fiame, blaze ; ""'.•^
l-^unberKe, fla«-l)airhj,/ rapier. [bm...

Flamboyer, fla«-tm-a-yai, t'. «- to glitter, blaze.
I'laiiiine, finhm.f. fame, blaze; pennon; pass-ioit.
I-lainnièche, flain-êsh,/ spark.
1-lainnicrole. flam-rol,./; ignis fatuus.
I'lau, ll.i«, m. custard.
I'ianc, flaw, in. flank, side.
I'l uulriii, fla«-drai«, ««. /a// >«««.
I"l.iiielle, fian-ell,/y?rt"«(-/.
1-lAiier, fla-nai, v. it. to saunter, lounge,
l-'lAnerie, flanree,./: lounging.
IIAiieur, fla-nur, in. loun>;cr.
KI,ine|iicT, fla«-kai, v. a. to/lank.
l-i.Kiuo. flak./, small pool, s-,iainp.
Flaqui-'c. Il.ik-ai./ daih of water.
ria<iii--r, flakai, v. a. to dash. [horn ; duct

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l.iltcr, flat-nl, r. a. toflatltr; rarfît ; ittHrht : — le
ill', /(> ivg- tht tiirt ; M —, f , r, tojialttr ont i stIJ.
I.ittrric. AM-tc././tntltry.

littcur, (lat-tir, m —se, —whz, /. /tatttnr ; — , a.
— SLMiient, ad.Jlitllrriii)!, coaxing,
l.itiicu», »c, (lat-rt-iili, — «, a./tatii/ent.
I.iiii'.siti', fl.it-fl-oh zc-lM./.jliitii/(Hfy.
.Ill, rtai-oh, m.Jlitil ; txam {hitlnnit\ ; fldi^ue.
die, flckh, ./; ayrirtv ; sfirt ; btatn {coaih) ; /liUh
(AiK om).

It'cliir, ll.iislicer, v. a. tl n. to heiui, hoiv ; mcrft ; giv*
Tcii.v,- rtltiit.

iL-cliisscniciit. fl.il-shixs-ni;i>i, >ii. he>ii1ntg(knM).
K){mrtliiiue, flc(;-Mint'ik, a, fhlfgmatic,
li';,'iiii-, flci^ii, m. fhlff^m.
^ilrir, flai-lrcer, T'. a. to/inif, ivithrr ; fiirnitJi ; slain ;
i/i'Hrna; sc —, T'. r. !,< fmie aivny, wi'htr,
clrissiirc, fliii-lrcsûr, /. /adina mvay, ivilhtriiiiT :
tliiDi ; hriituling. {with, ln.'i-u<!//i.

cur, flur, /. Jliruitr ; blossom, bloom; h — tie, fi'CH
Ifuriiisnn, tliir-.iy-Z"n, /; blossoming ,• bloviing-timt.
iifLT, fliih-rai, v. n. to smell.
iirct, fliih-r.ty, m./crtrt ; /oil.

iircltc, fliili-rct,/.//r>7tv»-^/.' so/I things, fit. cajolery.
ciiri, c, (Iiih-rc, a./loriil, fresh.
iirir, flulirccr, v. n. tojhnt'cr, blossom ; flourish,
iirlstc, fliihri'it, s. florist ; deilerinfloutrs.
curon, fliihrn;/, >n.flower-ivori',floiirisli.
kiive, fliiliv, »«. river.

lexil'ilitc, n<:k-sc-\>c-]c-tM,/. flexibility, flexiileness.
Icxililc, flek-silil, a. flexible, /iitnit.
Itxiiin, flck-syci;;,y! /le.xion, bending,
'iliiit, flce-lion, m. fly-boat.
l)ii.stier, ricct)ûs-tyai, m. freebooter.
kflac, llik-tlak, in. tlnvici-t/nioi t.
icon, fli)k-o;/, in. /loci : tu/l[li,iii) : flakt.
icnnnciix, se, fluk-on-uh, — z, a .flaky,
iraiinn, flor-ay-zon,/". blossomiui;.
irc, ^at,/. flora.

rencc, Hor-.i»/s,/ Florence tafleta
nrtS, (lor-cs «/. f.iirc —, /o <•«/ u figure.
nriii, flor-ain, m. florin,
irissant, e, ftor-e-sa>/, — t, a. flourishing.
It. (Inh, m. 7c(i7r, biltoiu ; tide; crowd; h — S, in
ittal)le, flnt-tah-lpl, a. floatable. [streams.

itt:ii;c, ftot-.ilij, m. floating {itood),
maison, flotay-zo;/./. water-line.
MK,^i^l,/.fleet; float.
)ltcnicnt, flot-iiia«, «/. undulation.
)ltcr, flot-ai, î'. «. to float ; Tcrrr .• 7vaver ; Imls flotté,
ittciir, (lot-iir, «;. /loafer ; cable-cask. Ifloat-n'ood
Dttillc, ttot-til,/. /lot ilia.
Dii, floo, (jrf. //f A/ axr/ .f<?/?.
)iier, floo-ai, V'. <i. to diddle ; cheat.
ictiiation, f\(ik-tCi-nh-'.yon,/. fluctuation.
ictiienx, se, fliik-tft-iili, — z, a. fluctuating.
ler, flil-ai, î'. «. to flou\ run; papier fluant, blotting
let, to, fliVay, — ct, a. lean, thin, [ paper.

icurs, fli1-ur,y; //. courses, fl.
liile, rtOiil, a. fluid, li(/uid.
lidite, (liVc-de-tai,/ /luidity.
le, m,/. flute; roll.
tl', tlù-tai, «. j<y?, sweet.
to.iu, flù-toh, »«. child's -whistlt,
ter, fliVtai, v. n. to pipe.
Itciir, flft-tiir, ;«. piper.
niai, e, flflv-yal, a.fluTial, river.
X, till, in.flux ; flo7v ; — ct reflux, /"M andflo7V.
xion, fli1k-syo«,/.//K.vi(7« ; defluxicn.
:, fok, m. jib.
tiis, f.ii-tiis, m./celus.

, f"'i, / /uiW( ,• /idclily, trust ; l>oiine —, plain-
\ealiiif;, sincerity ; en — do niinl, tH iviluess lohercx/ ;
laiivaisc —, dishonesty; tie boiiiio —, candidly;
Jouter —, to give credit.
e, fwa, ;/f. liver.

n, fo-ai»/, >«. ;(,»>,■ _ d'arrierc-saison, a/termath.
re, fo.ahr,/. yrti»-, mar/tct.

is, fwa,/ /iV«<r; une —, once ; deux —, rtf/Vf ,• trois
-, three times ; h la —, all at once; de — à autre,
rom time to time.
son, fwa-zow,/ plenty.

sonner, fwa-zon-ai, v. n. to abound; multiply.
fitrc, fo!-au-tr, a. —ment, ad. play/ul,/roticsonu.
.Itrer, fiil-au-trai, v. n. to dally, tvanton.
Atrerie, lol-au-trKA-re,y. wantonness, sportivencss.
ichon, nc, fol-e-shoH, — shoii, a. wanton, luai:giilt.
je, M-e,/./olly ; madness ; à la —, madly, to dis-
lo fol-e-oh, m./olio. [traction.

lole, fol-e-ol. /. small ln^/.
le, see I-"ou.
enient, rol-ina>/, ad. madly, dotitiglf.

Folle», te, fol .ly, -et, a. /oolish, wanton; itm'ny/
I esprit —, hob,:oblin.

rollfiiil.iire, fnl-lckfl-lalr, m. pamphleteer.

l-olliiuli-, follrkfil, m./ollicle.
I rnnicnlailon, fiiiii'.w/-tàh-syo>/, f./omentation,

l-oiiicntcr, foin-a»/-lnl, v. a. to/oment.

I;onc<i, e, fon-iutl, a. deep ; moneyed ; clntr, tkillni.
I Foncer, (o»».sai, v. a. et n. to head a cask ; pay the ex-
penses of, lo ; — sur, to/all upon.

Foncier, ère, fi»rsy.ii, — r, a. belonging to the manor;
learned; rente ■-I'rf, i;rouud-reut ; —(renient, aJ.
j thoroughly ; to the bottom ; perfectly.
; Fonction, {iink-synn, /./unction, duty, o/tice ; exercise.

Fonctionnaire, foiik-syon-,ilr, m. functionary.
' F'onctionner, fi»/k-syon-,il, v. n. to Jtvik, ait.

l'"oml, (on, m. bottom, ground ; back.\eaf ; utmost part ;
i extremity; S —, thoiou^-hly; — ilc t ilc, hold o/ a
ship ; couler .\ —, to sink.

I'nndaMiental, r»>f-d,iuia;i-tal, a. — einent, ad. fuiida-

l'i>nd,iiit, e, fon-d.Di, — t, a. melting. [mental.

l'°ondatcur, fo>i-clat-ur, m./ounder.

l-'oiiilation, U-<n-i.\.\\\-'iynn,/. foundation ; endinvmeuf.

I'onilatrice, fnH-d.it-riss,./. foundress. [ditineiil.

I'oiiilenicnt, fo»-iliua», m. /ouudation ; ground ; fun-

1-oniler, foi/.d,d, 7'. a. to/ouiid; ground; eslablixh ;
tire fonde' ."i, to have a rij;ht to ; sc —, v. r. lo t>t
grounded ; rely.

Fonderie, (iiu-i\ri:,/. foundry,

I'oudeur, (on-iU\r, m./oiind'cr, caster,

I'ondoir, fo«<lwar, m. meltini;-/touse,

l-ondre, fox-dr, v. a. et n. to melt ; east; so/ten ; dit-
solve ; thaw ; sink . rush upon ; sc —, V r. to melt,

Fondriiirc, fo«-dre-air,y! quai;mire. [thaw,

Fondrilles, fo;i-dri/,y: //. dregs, pi.

Fonds, (an, m. ground; stock, /und, capital, property,

Fon lu, foH-dA, see FV.ndro.

F'on^ueux, se, fo>/-(juh, — z, a./ungout.

Fontaine, (oii-ten, /.fountain, spring; Jet.

Fontainicr, fox-teivyai, m./ountain-maker.

Font, foM, see Faire.

l'"onte, fo«t, /: melting, casting ; /ount, cast; brass:

Fonts, (on, tn. pl./ont. [holster.

For, for, m. — mtcrleur, conscience.

F'orape, for-ahj, m. boring.

Forain, fiir-ai>f, —en, a. foreign ; rade — c, open road.

I'orl>an, (or-ba>«, tn. pirate.

I-'orcano, for-sahj, tn. over-weight,
. Forçat, for-sah, m. galley-slave.

F'orce, forss.y:/<»-f^, strength ; pinver ; eneigy ; flentv ;
■'» — fie, by dint o/, by strength ; de —, p.ir —, 'by
/orce; inalson de —, house 0/ correction ; faire — (Us
voiles, to crowd all sails ; — s, pt./ones, troops, pi.

Forcd, e, forss-ai, a./orced, affected, stijf.

Forcément, for-s.ii-ma«, ad./orctbly.

F]orcené, e, fors-nai, a. furious, mad ; —, tn. madman.

Forceps, for-seps, m./orceps.

I'orcer, forsai, v. a. et n. to /orce, compel ; assault ;
over-ride ; — une clef, to bend a key ; — do rames, lo
rojo strongly ; se —, v. r. to strain one's sel/.

Forclos, e, forkloh, — z, a. precluded.

F'orclusion, for-klil-zyo;»,/: debarring, exclusion.

F'orcr, for-ai, v. a. to bore, drill.

Forestier, ère, for-es-tyai, — r, a. /ores t.

I-'orêt, (ot-ay, //orest.

Forêt, for-ay, tn. borer, gimlet.

*l'(ir(:i'\Tc, (0T-(aiT,v. n.to/or/cit; trespass.

Forfait, for-fay, m. trespass ; crime. '

Forfaiture, for-fav-tflr, f. forfeiture.

I'orfanterle, for-fa«-tré,/ quackery ; boasting.

Forjje, forh),/ forge.

F[or>;eable, for-hjali-1,1, a. that may be forged.

I(or},'er, for-lijai, v. a. et n. to forge ; coin'; overreach.

F'or),'cron, forlij-roH, m. siiiilh.

Fori;cur, for-h/ur, m.jorger, inventor.

F'orliuir, for-whccr, v. n. to recall the dogs.

se F'orjeter, forlij-tai, v. r. to jut out.

F'orlancer, for-la;<-sai, v. a. to dislodge.

Forli>nier, for-lin-yai, v. n. to degenerate.

nc F'orlongcr, for-lo«-lijai, v. r. to get ahead, linger.
se Formaliser, for-mal-e-zai, v. r. to take offence at.

Formaliste, for-mal-ist, m./ormalist.

F'nrmalité, for-mal-e-tai,//ii»-;//a/iO'.

F"ormat, for-niah, m. size. '

l"orniation, for-mah-syo«, / formation.
Forme, (oxm, /. /ortn ; mould; shape; spavin; for-
Formel, le, for-mell, a. — lemeiit, nd. formal, [ma'lirv.
Former, formai, i». <i. to/01 in, frame,/ashion ; contrive ;

instruct; se— , i». r. to he formed ; improve.
Formidable, for-iue-dali-bl, a./ormidabïe,/nghi/ut,
Forinicr, for-me-ai, m. lastmaker.
Foriiiiil.iire, for-iiifi-l.iir, tn. foriHMiary,
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Fofmiitrr, (nr-niAMnl, t». a. to wHU in farm.

roriiiiillMe, (oriiiA-llsl, m./ormnhil,

'i'lirimltrc, for-pny-lr, v. H. to /tf J at a liitlaMft,

I'm», for, /r. tav*. atttft.

Fort, e, fiir, —I, a, — emcn», ad. strong, stent , hanl,

difflfult ; tkillfd ; e»|itl« - ,/rttlhinlttr, %e faire —

de qch., te takt a thing Hfon ont'i if I/, —, ad. tvry,

tHufti, txirtmtly ; —, m. tht slrottgttt part ; itrotig-

hold ; fort ; portir.
Fnrte-plano, fnr-ltilpyan-oh, m. pianqfortt.
ForleresM, {ot-\xc%s,'/. fortrist
Fortlficntlon, for-lefe-kah-syn/i, f./ori{/fcation.
Fortifier, for-lif-yiii, v. a. to/orti/y ; s/rtiigthtn ; M —,
Fortin, for-tnlN, m./ortlft. [v. r. to grov ttroiigir.

I"c>rtriiU, e, for-trny, —tret, a. rrvtrsptnt.
Fortr.ilture, for-trct-rtr,/ oritr-Jaligut.
Fortuit, e, lor-twe, — I, a. — eiiient, ad./ortuiloiii.
Fortune, for-tftn, /I fortuut ; ihanct; risk ; surrtst ;

«Ic —, aaidtntally ; f.ilre — , to make out s/ortHHi.
Fortun<f, e, for-lA-nal, a./ortunatt, Imky.
Forurc, for-ûr,/; bort.
Fosse, fohss, /, ho/e, pit; graft ; cnik.
Fosse, foh-ial, m. ditch, trtnih.
Fossette, fos-ef,/; chutk-holt : dimfU.
Fossile, fos-ll, tn. fossil.
I''os»oyn({e, fos-wa-ynhj, tn. ditching.
l'"o»hoyer, fos-w.i-yai, v, a. to ditch, moat about.
Fossoveur, foj.wa-yur, m. gravediggtr.
Fou, folle, foc, fol, a. ntact,/oolish ; silly ; /roliesomt ;

être — de, to dott upon ; —, m. fool, bishop.
Founce, foo-ass,/! roll, bun,

Founiller, foo-a/-ai, v. »i. toflog, ivhip. [bott.

Foudre, foo-dr, tn. largt tun ,■ —,/. thunder ; thundtr-
FoudroicMienI, foo-draw-ma>i, m. thutiderstriUng.
Foudroyant, te, foo-drw.iynx, — t, a. thumitring :

trttnfndoiis, [hatler doii'U ; ruin ; con/ound.

Foudroyer, foo-draw.yal, 7'. a.rt n. to thuiiderslrike ;
Fouet, foo-ay, m, whip ; lash ; roit.
Fouetté, e, foo-et-al, a. ivhipffd ; sirtakfd.
Fouttler, foo-et-al, f. a. tt ». to -whip, lash ; cut :Jtap ;
Fouettcur, foo-et-ur, m.Jtoggtr, vihifptr. [swef/.

Foupasse, foo-(»ass,yt little mine.
Fougère, foo-hJalr,/'.yc>-«.

[topmast.

FouKiie, foof», /; mettle ; Jferinest ; passion ; niizen-

Fougueux, se, foo-jjuh, — z, a, mettlesome, Jiery . pas-

Founle, fool,/, excavation. [sionate.

Fouiller, foo/-al, v. a. et n. to excavate ; dig ; search

Tou\nc,foo-\n,/. pole<art ; pitch/ork. [into; rummage.

Fouir, foo-eer, 7'. a, to dii.', delve.

Foulage, foo-lahj, tn.Jidling ; pressure.

I'oularil, foo-lar, m. silk.handkerchirf.

Foule, fool,/; cro^ud, throng ; fulling.

Foulée, ioo-\i\\,f.grossof skins ; —s,pl. slot{ofa stag).

Fouler, foo-lai, v. a. to tread ;full ; overcharge ; strain ;

se — , v. r. to te strained.
Foulerie, iao\-re,f. fuller's workshop.
Fouloir, fool-war, nt. hatter's uor king-board ; trough

of a tvine-press.
Foulon, fool-o;i, Foulonnler, foo-low-ne-ai, tn. fuller.
FouUjue, foolk,/! water-hen.
Foulure, loo\-ùr,f. sprain ; —s, pi. slot.
Four, foor, m. oven ; kiln.
Fourbe, foorl), a. crafty, deceitful; — , »t, impostor,

cheat; ^,f. imposture, knavery,
>'ourl)er, foor-bni, v. n. to cheat, gull.
Fourberie, ioar-hxcf. cheat, deceit, knavery.
Fourbir, foor-beer, i-. a, tofurhish, burnish.
Fourbisseur, foor-be-sur, tn.furbisher.
Fourl'issure, foor-be-sflr.y;y»>-*ijAiH^.
Fourbu, e, foor-bfl, a, foundered,
Fourbtue, (cioi-h(\t, f. fouudering.
Fourche, foorsh,/;/i7r,t, pitchfork : à la — , carelessly :

faire la — , to branch off.
Fourcher, loor-shai, v. n. to branch off; divide, split.
Fourchette, foor-shet, f. fork; trigger; slee^'ebit;
Fourchon. foor-shoK, m. prong. (/''<'/•

Four(;i>n, foor-^'OM, m, waggon ; oven-fork ; poker.
Fourgonner, fooT-eon-ai, v. w. to poke; Utr : rummage.
Fourmi, foor-me,.r ant, emmet.
Founnilier, foor-mH-e-ai, tn. ant-eater.
Fourmilière, foor-m;l-e-alr,y: ant-hill, crowd, throng,
Fourmi-lion, foor-mele-o«, m. ant-eater.
Fourmillement, foor-miZ-ma», m. pricking, itching.
Fourmiller, foor-mi/-ai, v. n. to swarm, crawl with;
Foumage, foor-nah), m.fomage. [feel a pricking.
Fournaise, toor-navz, f. furnace.
Fourneau, foor-non, fn. stove; oven,- bowl {tobacco-
Fournde, foor-nai,/. batch, cvenful. \pipe).

Fournier, ère, foor-ny-ai, — e, s. oven-keeper ; parish
Fournil, foor-ne, ftt. bakehouse. [baker.

Fourniment, foor-ne-maM, m, ('"V/dtr-ftask ; belts; ac-

contretnentSipl,

I'ournir, foor-neer, t» a. et n. to furniih, iHpply ,

plilt, make up : adminnter, afford.
FouriilsMnient, foor-ne-Miian, m. niery partner' t c*
I'ouriiissrur, four ne-sur, m. tontractor ; purveyor
Fourniture, foor-ne-tûr,/. supplying, pm/Uion ; rtm

tance; garniture {salad) ; tntnmuig,
Four<|uct, fiMir kai, m, scM>p.

Fourratfe, foor-nhj, m. Joddir, pnniender ; fhreigr.
F'ourrnKer, foor-anj-ai, v. a. tt n. to forage ; ravo,;t
Fourr^Kcr, ère, foor-aiit-al, -r, a.fitjor forage,
FourraKeur, foor-ahj-ur, m. forager.
Fourré, e, foor-nl, <t, thickly corvered ; furred ; piii.t

plated; —, m. thicket. ( /,

Fourreau, foor-oh, m. scabbard; sheath, cover ; ,Ai
F'ourrer, foor-al, v. a. to thrust in ; stuff ; JoitI ; /«

»e —, V. r. to dress very warm ; intrude one's uli
Fourreur, foor-ur, m. furrier. [engage one 1 1

Fourrier, foory.il, tn. harbinger ; çuartertnastrr.
l'ourrière, fooryair,/'. wood.yard ; pound.
I'ourrure, Uwi-nt,f.fur ; /urrcd gown.
Fourvoiement, foor-vwa-niaii, »«. going astray ; rri
Fourvoyer, foor-vwa-yai, 7'. n. to lead astray ; tnix.rj.

»e —, V. r. to go astray.
Fouteau, foo-toTi, m. beech-tree, beech,
Foulelale, foot-lay./ plantation of beech-trees.
Foyer, fwa-yal, »«. hearth ; green-room ; focus.
Frac, fralc, tn.frock.
Fraciu, frak-an, m. crash ; bustle.
Fracasser, frak-as-ai, v. a. to break in pitcu, crath.
Fraction, frak-syoM./^yVuiYiox.
Fracture, ft. \\t.\(ir,f. fracture.
F'racturer, frak-lûr-at, v. a. to fracture.
Fragile, frahl-il, a. fragile ; brittle. [Mi

I''raKllité, frah).e-le-t.ii,/.Ar(i^i/i/y ,• britllentst ; uu
I'rai;ment, frag-man, m.fiagment.
I'rai, fray, m. spawn ; fry.

I'raichenient, frny-shnia»/, ai/./r-rx/i/y ,■ coolly; uni)
I'raicheur, fray-shur,/>'«/r</^« ; cool; vigour.
I'raichir, fray-sheer, v. n. to freshen.
l-'rairic, fray-re, /! merry-making.
F'rais, fratcne, fray, — sli, a. fresh; cool, cold: nr

brisk; —, m. coolness; cool air ; stiff breete, gi

—, m.pl. expenses, charges, costs, pi.
Fraise, frayz,/ strawberry ; ruff,fraise,
!•' raiser, fray-zal, v. a. to plait, strengthen withfraix
F'raiselte, fray-zett,/: small ruff.
Fraisier, fray-zyai, tn, strawberry-plant.
Fraisil, fray-zee, *n. cinders, pi,
Hranibo se, fraH-bwaz,y; raspberry,
I'rainboisier, fra«-bwaz-yai, tn. raspberry-bush.
Franc, he, frax, — sh, a. et ad. — henient, ad. A'

open : sincere, ti^e ; arrant ; — dc port, pos'p.v

— , tn. frank [coin). [im'

Franchir, fraw-slieer, v. a. to vi'erleap, overpass , ,'
Franchise, fra«-shiz, y. immunity ; frankness,

tiess, plainness.
Franciscain, fra»-sls-kaln, m.franciscan.
Franciser, fra«-se-zal, v. a. to give a I'rench tertnii

tion ; register a s h ip.
Francisque, frax-sisk,/: battle-axe.
F'ranc-maçon, fra</-niau-son, tn.fieemason.
Franc-maçonnerie, UAit-mau-^nn-Tcffreemasonr},
I-"ranco, fran-koh, ad. free of expense, post-paid,
I^rancolin, fra>i-k(il-ain, m, lieathcock.
I'ranc-tillac, fra«-ti/-ak, m. tnain deck,
FranKe, fra«hi, /:/r«>i,f*.
Franger, fraH-njai, v. a. to fringe.
Frangier, fra«-hje-ai, m.fringetnaktr,
F'rangjpane, fra;i-hje-pan,/: pastry.
Franquette, fra«-ketf,y: à la — , plainly, openly.
F'rappe, frap, / stamp.
Frappement, frap-ma«, tn. striking: clapping of Itiii
Frapper, frap-ai, v, a. et ti. to strike ; stamp; int

hit; — dts mains, to clap hands, applaud.
Frappeur, frap-pur, m. knocker, beater.
F"ras<iue, frask,/ prank, trick.
Frater, frah-tair, tn. barber. [brothf

Fraternel, le, frat-air-nel, a. — lement, ad. frattn
Fraterniser, frat-air-ne-zai, v. n. tofrr.ternize.
Fraternité, frat-air-ne-tai./I/ra/^rMj/y, brotherhood.
Fratricide, frat-re-sid, m.frattHcide.
Fraude, ft'ohd,//"ra«rf,- trick; smuggling.
Frauder, froh-dai, v. a, to cheat ; rtnuggle.
Fraudeur, froh-dur, m. cheat; stnuggter.
F'rauduleux, se, froh-dû-luh, — z. a. —sèment, ad.fi

dulent.dectH/ul.
Frayer, iray-yai, v. a. ttn. to open, clear; rub ; mi
Frayeur, (ray-yut,/. fright, terror.
Frayoir, fray-ywar, tn. rub.
Fredaine, fr«A-den,y; prank, frolic.
Fredon, frwA-don, m, trilling, quavering.
Fredounçniciit, frWf1r-don-ina/i, ;;;. hutnmiHg,

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I ff lonnfr, rr»A-<l<>n-al, v. t. to *»«»<i; ftntttr.
I r (jiie, (r.ii ({.«t, /. /ncrt//.
ri'iii, fr;il»i, »<«. hnMt , rr/r*.' rA«ri>.
rcl.iirr, fr///il.«l-.il. «'. a. /•; wffiisfùatl,
riUtcur. lri<A-la»ur, m. loflntlii.Uor,
rilo. fr.«vl, tf. /rij»/, *ri//// ; av.i*.

l.ii), fr«A-lo«, w». hortitt.
r. Iihiiicl, fri/Alft-kiiy, »«. fiif^fy.

•I'liiir, (r.iiiiieer. r. «. /« \hii,l,ltr, iHntt ; thhfr ; r,utr.
ri'iiil%sciiiviil, fr.ii-nilis-iii.i;<, »«. j/i«./i/i'<i»i^'; ti*»-!!.
rùiic, Ir.iyn, ph. aih-lrrt. [Iii>n ; rvartiijf.

tinitie, fral-niil-ic, f./rtnty, madntts.
r>>nétl(|>ie, fr.ii nai-tik, a./rmitii, miiit.
rf|iifiiiiiient, fr.il-k.iiii.,w», oii. trtqutnlly, I'/ttH.
ri<i|ucrice, (t,ùkii>is,/./rf</iifm-y. ]i/uiii lâii/tf).

ré(|iirnt, e, fral-km/. — t, a. irHfuint; orAmary :
r^i|iicntntion, frai-kad-lah-iyii'/./.y/YV'"""''''""''
r('<|iiL-iili'r, fral-ka'i-lal, i'. a. tl n. lo/r(qii<nt ; haunt.
r*re, frair, m. brolhtr ; frUir.
rt-viiL-, friiA-/ ly.yl urttt/fowt.
rev|uc, frcsk, f.'/rtsco.
rcsMire, Irevi'ir,/. (Imk, piiriinatut.
rel, (ray, m.frtii;htiii^,/r<inht.
reler, frai-taf, t'. u. la/rtiiihl.
ri'Iciir, fral-liir, m./rtixhttr.
rctlllaiit, e, frai-ti/a«, -t. a. brisk, liftly,
reiillcincnt, Irai-ti/aiiax. m./ritkim;.
rolillcr, frai-ti/-ai, i'. u. tojrisk.fiit^;/!.
rctin, fr»A-lai</, m./ry ; riibbiih, Irath,
Irctle, (ret,/. hoop./trrnU,
rellL-r, frotal, v. a. to biiiii ■with a hoof.
riMi». ftiili, in. rook.
ri.il'iliti-. freal)-e-lL-lai,//ri'<i*(VrVy.
riaMe, freali-l)l, a.Jriablt.

riand. c, frca«, - d, a. il.iiitty ; lielicnte. [titbits, fi.
riamlise. frca/i-clir, /. dain'tintss, litlicaty ; —\, ft.
ricuiiloaii, fro-ka/icloli, ni.Jricaudtau.
ricisste, frc-kas-ai,/./M<aj*«.
■ii.asser, frekas-ai, v. a. to/riiaistt.
■ic.isMMr, frokas-ur, «i. pxllry took.
riclii.', frisli, /. fallmu içround; en —,
■icoteiir, fre-ko-tiir, in Jobbtr.
■il lion, ixW/.-'yyviH, /. friilion.
•ictiimiu'r, fnk-syoii-al, i'. a. to rub.
'ii;.iril, frc-^.mr, ni. fiikltd herring.
•iL'iilito, fre-lijeile-tai,/ /rij^idtty.
iC'iix, se, fiL-luh, ~z,a. seiisib/t tocold
■iiii.is, frcniati, >«. ritne, hoar/rost.
'inv;.ile, frai*/-^'al,y; sudden >tiitti;tr.
'in;;aiit, c. fr.ii;i-t;a/i, — t, a. brisk, lively : tnttllesome.
■i|)cr, frc-pal, v. a. to rumple, ruffle; waste, ,i,'obble
■i|Jtric, U\\im, /. frippery . [down.

fipicr, ère, frip-yai, — r, s. broker.
'i|i<iii, fri|>-o<i, >//. knave, rot,'ne : cheat ; —, a. knavish,
filiniineau, fre-pon-oh, tn. Utile ro^ue. [roj^uish.

npimiier, fre-pon-ai, v. a. lo cheat, pilfer.
ipciimerie, fre-poiirc,/. roguery ; a. knavery.
riijiict, fre-kay, w«. hedse-sparrow : kiuhen-slict.
ire, freer, v. n. to fry : faire —, tojry.
"isf. ht:izt,f.frize, frieze. [(cloth).

isL-r, fre-zai, v. a. to frizzle, curl ; border upon; nap
isiJtter. fre-zot-ai, v. a. to frizzle. [ing.

jsMm, fre-si);i, Hrissonnoiiient, fre-son-niai», m. shiver-
isMinncr, fre-son-ai, v. n. to shiver ; shuddtr, tremble.
isure, fre-zilr,/". curling, frizzling ; curls.
5tte, frit, /.frit.

ture. hi:.ii\r,f. frying, fried fish.

le, fre-vi)l, a. frivolous. [pi.

ulitc, (ie.vo\-e-tni,f.frivolity,f utility; —S,pl. trifles,
DC, (riik, in. monk's habit.
bill, c, frwa, — d, a. — eiiieiit, ad. cold; cool; indifferent;
tidl ; —, tn coldness ; coolness, avoir —, lo bt cold.
Dideur, Irwad-ur.,/; coldness.
bidir. frwad-eer, v. n. to become cold.
bidiire, frwad-flr,/. cold, coldness.
bisspiiieiit, frwass-ina«, in. bruising; rumpling.
kibser, frwass-ai, v. a. to bruise, clash ti/i/h,
bissure. frwass-ûr.y. bruise.
pleiiient, frohl-iiia/(, m. grazing.
Iter, froh-Iai, v. a. to graze ; brush,
Iniaije, from-alij. >;/. cheese.

bmat;er, froin-anj-ai,>«. —ère, —air, f. chtesemonger.
biii.it;erie, froin-ahj-re,/. cheese-room ; cheese-trade.
Iiiieiit, froiii-aw, tn. wheat. [/rorvntng.

picemeiit, trons-man, m. knitting of the broivs ;

ncer, (roH-sai, v. a. to wrinkle ; — le sourcil, to knit

ncis, fro»i-se, m. gather, plait. [the brow.

nde, fro;/d, X sling.

nder, fro«-dai, v. a. to sling; censure,

hdeur, fro«-dur, m. stinger; critic.

ht, fro», m. forthtad, fact ; boldness ; de —, in

Btal, fron-tal, m./fontal. [front ; abreast.

[fallow,
uncultivated.

chilly.

froiile.iti, froM.lnh, m. fronlUt , MHtdbttHtl.

Kronllèr*. UoH.ly .Ut, f.fronlur.

FronlUplce, froMlll-|il«, m. /rontùpiété ; Htle-p>»f*.

Fronton, tttin.{nn, in. pediitienl.

FrutlAKc (roi-nhj, m. rubbxng ; scrubbing.

Frnlleniunl, frut-iiiati, m. rubbing, /ridum.

Froiler, fioi-al, v. ,i. el n. lo tub ; be.tt ; grant M -^
t'. r. lo rub one t seij ; meddle with.

Frimeur, Irnlur, m./loor-u rubber.

I'roltiilr, frot-war, m. rubbing-tloth. rubber,

l''ri)\ier, IrciD al. r, n. to peep, whittle,

rr>ictirter, frdk-tH-yal, r. n. to /ruclijfy ; prosper.

I'riiclueiix, to, Irttklu-uh, — /, <i. —%û\\\K\\\,ad.fruil_rul,
_ usejut ; profitable.

Frft>»al, rriitcal, a. — enient, ad.fruf.il, sober ; modérait,

I'rii^Mliti.', U(\)i.\\.c.\i\\,f. frugality, sobtriiett.

I'rujfiviire, frrt-lije-vnr, a.frugiivrous.

l-'riiit, frft-c, m. fruit; destert ; pro/it.

Friiilerlo, frft-c-trc, m. fruttery. [fruiterer ; fiuitery,

l''ruitier, ire, frû-lt-yal, - r, a. Jriiit-btaring ; —, m.

Fruste, frflst, n. de/aied {medals).

Frustr.ilDJrc, (rilstratw.ir, a.Jrustralory.

Frustrer, frils-tral, v. a. lo d'/raud, disappoint.

Fin;ace, ffl-t{ast, a. fugacious.

FiiKltif, ive, ffl-lijetlr; — iv, a. fugitive; traiisienl ;

Fii^iic, (fl({, //i<v«*. (— , m. fugitive, runanay.

Fui, frte, see Fuir.

Fuie, t(\ e,f. coop.

•Fuir, fiVeer. v. a. el n. to shun ; /ty,/tee ; leak.

Fuite, i(s-\\,f.Hight ; evasion ; shilt.

Fiil){uratiuii, fftlj;fl-rah-syi>»i,/./((4'i<Kr>//o«.

Fiiliifincu», se, fii-le-lijoimh, — z, a. fuliginous.

I''ulinin,itiiin, fArme-iiali-syojr,/ Julmiitation.

Fulminer, ffll-iiienai, v. a. et ». to/utminate, thunder.

Fumade, fft-inali), m. laikeitng. [pi,

Fiiincc, ffl-mai,/; -""o*'.' steam; mist; —%, pi. fumes,

F'linicr, fù-iiiai, f . n. to sincke ; steam ; fume ; dung.

Fuiiicron, fûtn-ro;», m. smoky coai.

Fuiiitt, frt-iiiay, in.Jlavour. '

I'Uineterre, film-tair,/. /limiter. '

Fumeur, fiViiiur, m. smoker.

I'umcux, se, fiViiiuli, — z, a.fumous, smoky.

F"umicr, fûm-yai, m. dung ; dunghill,

Fumit;«tion, irt.iiie-B.ili-syo<i,y./«»»iiV<irttf»i.

F'umi^atoire, fiVine->;at.w,ir, m.futni^atory,

Funii^'er, ffl.nie-hjai, v. a. to fumigate. '

F'umiste, fû-niist, m. chimney-doctor. »

Funambule, fù-n.ix-bûl, m. ropedancer.

I-'uiièbre, filnay-br, a. funeral.

Funi^raillcs, fiVnai-ra/,/. pi. funeral, obsequies, pi.

Funéraire, fil-nai-ralr, a./iineral.
, luneste, fiVnest, a. — ineiit, ad. fatal.
I Funcur, fû-nur, »«. rigger.
Funin, ftVnaifi, m. rigging.
Fur, filr, m. au — et ."l mesure, proportionally,
I l'urel, fû-r.iy, m. ferret.

lùireter, fiir-tai, v. n. lo ferret ; search.
I Fureteur, fAr-tur, tn.ferreter ; searcher.
I Fureur, f!\T.\\i,f. /'ury,Jrenzy, rage ; —i, pi. frenzy.

l'uribond, e, fû-rc-l>o«, — il, a. furious, rag,ng : oiif-

' hurie, (ù-re,f. fury, funousness. [rageons.

F'urieux, se, fù-ryuh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. furious ;

raging; excessive, monstrous.
Furin, f5-rai«, m. ojfini,'.
Vuio\\es, (Ci-ro\,f. pi. yiery exhalations.
Furoncle, fil-rox-kl, m. furuncle.

Furti», ive, fûr-tif, — iv, a. — ivcinent, eut. furtive, stolen;
Fus, fû, see Etre. [by sleatth.

Fusain, fû-zai», m. spindle-tree.

Fuseau, ffl-zoh, m. spindle ; bobbin. '

Fusée, fû-zoi, /. spindleful ; rocket ; fntee. J

Fuselé, e, fCIs-lai, ti. slender. '

Fusibilité, fû-ze-be-le-tai, /. usibility.
Fusible, fù-ze-bl, a. fusible.

Fusil, fii-ze, m. steel ; tinder-box ; gun ; — à alj^uille,
needle-gun ; — de chasse,y<)îf/i«.t *iece ; — à piston,
Fusiller, fû-zil-yai, m.fusileer. [ percussion gun.

Fusillade, fû-zi/-ad,/'. discharge of suns.
Fusiller, fû-zi/-ai, f . a. to shoot.
F'usion, (à-zion, f fusion, melting.
Fustet, fûs-tay, m.Justic.

Fustigation, (Qs-te-^;ali-syo«,/! tohitpin g, flogging.
Fustiéer, fûs-te-hjai, v. a. to whip, flog.
Fut, fû, see litre.

Fût, fû, m. stock ; shaft; cask ; barrel.
F'utaie, t(\-t!Ly,f. forest of hi^h trees.
Futaille, fût-aAyC cask, barrel.
Futaine, {{^■Ke.n,f. fustian.
Futainier, fû-tain-yai, m. fusiian-weaver.
Futé, e, fO-tai, a. sly, cunning.
Futile, fû-til, a. futile, frivolous.
FutiUté, tit-X'A-t-taX,f.futUity ; trifl*.

PUT

Futur, e, fA-tûr, a./iihot, to come ; —, vi, future,
I-'iiyaiit, fiVc-ya/f, xce l-iiir.
I'liyard, fù-e-yar, ni.Jii):itht, ruiiauay.
I'uyons, ffi-c-yo;/, see luir. ,, , . .. .. ■

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OAT

Caliafe, Kalvrtf,/ draz-nct.

(;al)aricr, Kab-ar-c-ai, tn. Iii;hleyman. .

(Jaliarit, (jal>-ar-c, wi. mould.

i;al.tlor, ^Ml)-I.'ti. V. a. to let salt dry in tilt macaxini.

Gabelle, Kab-cll,/ A'(J*^/.

tiabie, K-tlj-ec,/. /('À

Cabicr, j;ab-yai, m. topinan,

(Jabioi), nab-yo«, w. A'"*'""'

iiAclic, Kausli.y. wall-hook.

(Llchur, );au-shai, v. a. to mix martar.

tjftchuur, fraushur, tn. buiij;ler.

(j.lcheux, sc, i;au-shuh, — z, a. flashy, swamfy/.

G.lcliis, ijau-sHe, tn. flash ; pkkie.

Gadoue, a?t.-Aoo,J. tilth.

Gaffe, gar,/; saj), boat-hook.

Gaffer, «af-ai, v. a. to hook with the eajff

Gage, Kal>j, tn.fawii, pUdj^c ; oonuer cii —, to pawn ;
—s,pl. I0iij<-es, salary.

Gager, gahj-ai, v. a. to^u'e wax'es ; lay, bet.

Gajjeur, galii-ur, >/i. Iicttor.

Gageure, galij-fir,/. wagir, bet.

Gagiste, galij-ist, tn. hirelinz.

Gagiiage, gan-yalij, tn. pasturage ; — s, pi. slaiidimr

Gagnant, gan-ya>(, in. ■winner. [corn.

Gagne-denier, gaii-ye'-dwA-nyai, tn. labourer.

Gagiiepain, giUi-yj'-pai;;, tn. livelihood.

Gagne-petit, gan-yi?-pH/«-te, tn. kni/e-f;rinder.

Gagner, gan-yai, v. a. et >i. to gain, ,i;et ; ivin ; prevail
tipon : cotiie orer; oa>ertake ; reach; — savie, /cc^^/
one's livelihood : — un rhume, to catch a cold ; se —,
V. r. to be catch in):: {Joyful.

Cai, e, gai, a. et ad. — ement, ad. g-ay; tntrry, sportive.

Gaieté, gai-tai,/:x'«iV/)', tiUrlh, cheerfulness ; dc — dc
cœur, wantonly.

Gaillard, e, ga/-ar, — d, a — enietit, ad. ttterry ; jovial ;
brisk; gallant; —, tn. jolly f ■Horn ; — A' i\\ MM, fore-
castle ; — d'arrière, quarler-deck.

Gaillarde, gaZ-ard,/; A'aj* woman.

Gaillarclise, ga/-ar-diz,/ cheerfulness, frolic.

Gain, gai«, tn.gain; winnings.

Gaine, gayn,/. sheath ; case.

Gaînier, gay-nyai, in. sheath-maktr,

Gaîté, see Gaieté.

Cala, ga-lali, tn. gala, festivity.

Galamment, gal-am-a«, ad. genteelly., courteously ; tiobly.

Galant, e, gm-aw, — t, a. upright, honest; genteel ; eie-
gatit ; — , tn. gallant ; suitor, wooer.

Galanterie, gal-««-tre, f. gentility ; cotnplitnent ; in-

Galantiii, gal-a«-tai«, tn. ridiculous /allant, [trigue.

Galantine, gal-a«-tin, / galantine.

Galaxie, gal-ak-se,y^ ^u/o-vy.

Gale, gal,/", itch; scab ; tnange,

Galeace, gal-ai-ass,/; ^fliVu^,

Galtie, gM-auf. galley.

Galène, gal-ayn,/; black lead, plutnhago.

Galère, gal-air,/; galley ; gallery.

Galerie, gal-re,, /i'-rt/Z^O'-

Galérien, gal-ai-ryai«, tn. galley-slavt.

Galerne, gal-aim,/; norlh-westerly wind.

Galet, gal-ay, tn. pebble, strand.

Galetas, gal-tau, ;«. garret, attic.

Galette, gal-et,/; broad thin cake; flock-silk.

Galeux, se, gal-uh, — z, a. itchy ; scabby.

Galhauban, gal-oh-ba«, tti. backstay.

Calimatias, gal-e-mat-yah, tn. galiimalia, nonsense.

Galion, gal-yo>», tn. galleon.

Gnliote, gal-yot, f. galliot.

Galipot, gal-e-poh, tn. gallipot, ivhite rostii, ,

Galle, gal,/; gall ; noix de —, gal In ut.

Gallican, e, gal-le-ka«, — kan, a. 'gallican.

Gallicisme, gal-le-cisni, ttt. gallicism.

Gallomanie, gal-lo-nia-ne,y. gatlotnatiia.

Galoche, gal-osh,/. clog, i^alosh.

Galon, gal-o»/, tn. çalloon, lace,

Galonner, gal-on-ai, v. a. to lace.

Galonnier, gal-on-yai, tn. lace-tnaker.

Galop, cal-oh, >w. jfti//o/. .

Galopade, gal-op-a.(i,f.ga/lopitig. •

Galoper, gal-op-ai, v. it, to gallop.

Galopin, gal-op-ai«, »«. ^>->-a«rf *iy. »-.:,.■• .j.-. .

Galuchat, gal-u-shah, tn.fsh-skin.

Galvanique, gal-van-ik, a. galvanic.

Galvanisme, gal-van-ism, tn. galvanism.

Galvaniser, g;il-vart>ç-za i/. a. to galvanize.

Galvanomètre, (fi'-va-no-inai-tr, in. galvaitiituUr,

Galvauder, gal-voh-dai, v. a. to spoil, abuse.

Gambade, gi\n-hai.\, f. gambol.

Gambader, gax-bacl-ai, v. it. to gambol.

(Janibiller, ga«-bi/-ai, v. n. to wag one's legs.

Gamelle, gam-el,/. îcwx/ifM *i>7W; faire lu — , to imu

Cianiin, gam-ai;/, in. boy, lad, [togelhtr.

Gamme, gam,/; gamut.

Ganache, gan-ash, /. lower Jaw (horse) ; fool.

Gangrène, ga«-gren /; gangrene.

se Gangrener, ga;(-gMi-nai, v. r. to gangrene.

Gangreneux, se, ga«grai-iiuh, — z, a.gansrenou^.

Gangue, ga;;g, in. gi ngue.

Cause, gaHss,/: edging ; string, loop.

i',ant, pan, in. glove.

Gantelet, gaHt-lay, tn. gauntlet.

Ganter, ga;/-tai, v. a. et n. to put on gloves ; fit ; si
V. r. to put on one's sloTjes.

Ganterie, g;\ti-\rc, J. ^love-making ; glove-trade.

Gantier, ga«-tyai, tn.glovtr.

(Jarance, gar-a»«s,/; madder.

Garaiicer, g.ir-a;«-sai, v. a. to die with madder.

(i.'iraucière, gar-a»<-syair,/.' inadiUr-field.

Garant, gar-a//, tn. piarantee ; voucher; être — do, ft
be answerable for.

Garantie, gar-sxn-iCif. guarantee, 7varraiity.

Garantir, gar-a;(-teer, v. a. to guarantee, warrant,
secure ; keep from; se — , v. r, to keep one's self /ron

Garbin, gar-bai;/, in. south-west wind.

( ;arcctte, gar-set,/, vaskel. [shopman ; gnw.

Garçon, gar-so«, in. boy; bachelor; Journey »ia»

Garde, gard,/; keeping ; watching ; guard ; cusfo.i)
watch; care; heed; charge; hilt ; 7vard ; tiiiri
être en — , to be upon the watch; to be upjii mi,
guard; prendre —, to take care; — , tn. keeper; mi'
den; line-keeper, pointsman ; — bois, m. fom:
keeper; — bouti^iue, in. slug ; — champêtre, m.jiùi
keeper; — chasse, in. gamekeeper ; — ct>rps, in. pun
pet ; — côte, in.guardship; — feu, m. fender; - I'
tn. parapet; — magasin, tn. keeper ofastorehoust,
miilade, /. nurse ; — manche, in. false sleeve :
manger, tn. pantry, larder; — marine, in. inidsii
tnati ; — meuble, tn. lumber-room ; — noble,
guardianship of a nobleman's children; — pei;
tn. river-keeper ; — robe,/! wardrobe; water-clf»
— temps. III. chronometer ; — vue, in. screen.

Carder, gar-dai, v. a. to keep, preserve ; save; t,i
care of; protect ; guard ; Dieu m'en garde, Godj,:
bid ; se —, v. r. to keep ; last ; be7uare of.

Gardeur, gar-dur, tn. keeper ; herd.

Gardien, gard-yaix, tn. guardian.

Gardon, gar-ilo;/, m. roach.

Gare, gar, f. wet-dock ; railway-station ; — d'arrivi
landtng-place ; — d'évitement, sliding tail; - , r.

Carenne, gar-en,/; 7i'<»/->-fK. [takecait.;

Garennier, gar-en-yai, in. warren-keeper.

Garer, gar-ai, v. a. to secure ; se —, v. r, to stand a
of the way ; get to.

se Garfjariser, gar-ga-re-zai, v. r. to gargarise.

Gargarisme, gargar-ism, tn. gargarisin.

Gargote, gar-got,/; cheap eating-house.

Gargoter, gar-got-ai, v. it. to frequent cheap entir.;
houses; eat in a slovenly manner.

Gargotier, gar-got-yai, »/. low eating-house keeper ; !••-

Gargouille, gar-goo/,/; spout. la

Gargouillement, gar-goo/-ma«, tn. grumbling.

Gargouiller, gar-goo/-ai, v. it. to dabble.

Gargouillis, gar-goo/-e, in. splashing,

Gargousse, gar-gooss,/: cartridge.

Garnement, garn-ma;», tn. rake.

Garnir, gar-neer, v. a. to furnish ; trim ; line ; rijl
chambre garnie,/»<rwjj'/i('rf room; se —, v. r. to/u\
tiish one's self.

Garnisaire, gar-ne-zair, vi. a tax-gatherer's bailijj.

Garnison, gar-ne-zo«,/; garrison.

Garniture, gar-ne-tûri f. garnishtneitt ; triinmi»!^
furniture ; lining ; rigging.

Garrot, gar-oh, tn. withers ; packing-stick.

Garotter, gar-ot-ai, v. a. to bind with cords.

Gars, gall, tn. lad, stripling.

Gascon, gas-ko;(, in. boaster.

C^asconnade, gas-kon-ad,./;^a,rn'«<iflfe, boasting,

C!asconner, gas-kon-ai, v. ii. to boast, bounce.

(iaspillage, gas-pi/-ahj, in. squandering.

Gaspiller, gas-pi/;ai, v. a. to squander, waste.

Gaspilleur, gas-pi/-ur, tn. squanderer, waster.

Gastralgie, %a.%-Kra\-\\)e, f. gastralgy.

Gastrique, gas-trik, a. gastric.

Gastronome, gas-tron-om, m. gastronomist.

Gastronomic, gas-tron-ora-e,/; gastronomy,

Gilteau, (i(au-ton, tn. cake.

Gâte-métier, gaut-mai-tyai, m. spcil-tradt.

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C\te-pAte, paiit-paut, >n. buJ pifitry-cook,

G.ltc-sauct;, ^-lUt-wl'S. '". siiillio$t.

GAtcr. tj.iiit.ii, ;■. <». lo spoil ; iitslrcy, was.'e ; se —, v. r,

to fie ipoited ; j^row u or se.
Cl itciir, ),'aiitiir, tii. spoiler.
O.iiictie, «ohsli, a. — iiicnt, ad. left, clumsy, awktviirj;

—./. leftside, left liand.
Gaucher, irre, (îoli-shai, — r, a. I'/t-haiided.
GaïKliL-rie, (joli-shrc,/". atvkifar,lnesi ; blunder.
G.iin.liir, KHli.sliet.T, t. u, to turn i.side; shujite.
Gaui-liis^cniciit, (joh-slic-siua;/, ;/;. tiDiiiiii,' aside;
Ga icic, t'liliil,/. nuoad. [:</triiif:iii^.

i;,iiii|L-r, t;oli(l-ai, v. a. to dye icith moad.
daiiilriolc, j;<ili(ln;-ol, X sintittyjoke.
Gaufre, i,'i'li-fr,y; U'a/er.
G.iufrcr, (Juh-frai, v. a. toJij;ure (stuffs),
Gaufreur, yoh-frur, m. one that yi^iires.
Gail Trier, poh-fre-ai, >«. •wafer-iron.
(Jaufrure, ^u\\-U!\t, /. Ji,i;ur iiij^r (stuj/'s).
Gaule, ^o\n,f. pole, switch.
G.iuIlt, fjoli-lai, V. a. to knock down with a pole.
Gaulctte, un\\-Wt,f. rod.
Gaulis, j;()Ti-le, »t. loni; branch.
G.uipc, V,'>\\\i,f. slut, trollop.
Gax, «az, m. ,i;as ; Oclairat'e au —, f^as-lii^'htini:- ; bcc

ili; —.i^as-burner; conduit cic —, j^as-pipe.
('•Aztt, ^.\z,f. j^auze.
Gazéifier, t;az-ai-c-fyai, v. a. to gasify.
Gazelle, naz-ell,y; antelope.
Gazer, >;az-ai, v. a. to coz'er with gauge,
Gazetier, ^az-tyai, «/. gazetteer.
l.iazetin, jjaz-t.ii«, >«. little gazette.
(Jazette, ^-.xz-iin.f. gazette, newspaper,
Gart-ux, be, t;az-uli, — z, a. gaseous.
liazicr, jjaz-yai, »i. gauze-inaker.
Gazomètre, gaz-om-ay-tr, »i. gasometer.
(iazon, j;,izo;/, >n. grass ; turf.
Gazonuemeut, >jazoii-uia«, >n. covering with turf.
Gazoiiner, ^;az-on-ai, t'. a. to cover icitii turf.
G.izouillenient, t;az-i)o/-ma«, >«. chirping, warbling.
Gazouiller, Kaz-oo/-ai, v. n. to chirp, warble.
Geai, hjai, in. Jay.
Geaut, lijai-a«, >>t. giant,
•Geiudre, lijai«-(lr, v. n. to whine ; moan.
Gél.uiiie, lijai-lat-iii, /: gelatin. Jelly.
(lél.itiiieux, se, lyai-lat-e-nuli, — z, a. gelatinous.
Gelée, \\yilt-U\,f. frost ; Jelly.

Geler, hj;</i-lal, v. a. et n. to freeze ; be frozen; chill.
Gelinotte, h')itU\e-not,f. young fat pullet.
Gélivure, lijai-lc-vûr,/; coltiness.
Cieiniiié, e, lijaiine-nai, a. iterated.
Gémir, lijai-nieer, v. >i. togroan, ?noan.
Geniissenient, lij,il-nie-snia«, )>t. groan, t/ioanin^, la-
Gémisseur, hieni-is-sur, )n. grumbler. [nienlation.

GeuuMation, hjcni-niah-syo;;,/: budding.
Gemme, \\'}e\\\,f. gem.
Gênant, e, lijay-na«, — t, a. troublesome.
Gencive, lija«-siv,y; .Q'um.
Geiularme, lija«-darin, in. gendarm ; fla7v.
se Gendarmer, lija/(-clar-mài, 7'. a. to bluster.
Geiulannerie, lija«-darui-re,/ gendarnicry.
Gendre, hja«-dr, tn. son-in-law.

Gene, hjayii,/ rack; torture; inconvenience ; con-
(;e^é,llll.^'ie, hjai-nai-al-o-lije,/: genealogy. [straint.
(jenéaloi;i(|ue, lijai-nai-al-o-lijik, a. genealogical.
(■ene.iloijiste, lijai-n.ii-al-o-lijist, m. genealigist.
Gener, lijay-nai. v. a. to constrain, cramp; trouble,

impede, put restraint upon ; se —, v. r. to constrain

one's self.

Général, e, lijai-nai-ral, a. — ement, ad. general; usual;
Générale, lijai-nai-ral, /; general. [— , m. i,'eneral.

Generalisation, lijai-nai-ral-e-zali-syo«, / i^eneraliza-
Geiieraliser, lijai-nai-ral-ezai, f. u. to generalize, [tion.
lieiieralissime, lijai-nal-ral-is-sim, >n. t;eneralissimo.
Généralité, lijal-nai-ral-e-tai,/;i>^t';/<r;-ir/!/)'.
' eiierateur, —trice, h_jai-nai-rat-ur, — riss, a. generat-

eiieratif, ive, lijai-ii.ai-ratif, ~iv, a. generative, [ing.

eiier.ition, lijai-nai-rah-syo«,y: generation .' pro.;eny.

leiiéreux, se, lijai-iiai-ruli, — z, a. — sernent, ad. \'ene-
^enerii|ue, hj.iinai-rik, a. generic, generical. [raus.
Uenerosite*, lijaiiiai-roli-ze-tai,/: ^'(•«^roii/)'.
' eiiet, lij«(/t-iiay, tn. broom, genista.

enet, liJKA-nay, m. genet.

enette, lij«/i-net,y: genet; snaffle; \ la —, with short
jenevrier, lijnai-vre-ai, m. Juniper-tree. [stirrups.

jeiiie, hjai-ne, m. genius ; fortification ; engineers, pi.
jenievre, lij;</(.iiyay-vr, m. Juniper-berry ; geneva.
feiiisse, hjai-niss,/. heifer.
jenital, e, hjai-ne-tal, a. genital, generative.
jemtif, lijai-ne-tif. ;«. genitive.
;enou, hjnoo, tn. knee.

enouiUère, hjnoo/-air,/: knee-piect.

e condition, gentry,
pretty ; une, neil.

Genre, lijan-r, m. genus ; kind ; fashion ; f;ender.

(.ens, hla;;, m. et f. pi. people, men : servants, pi.; ~m

Gent, hym.f. people.

Gentil, le, hja«-tc, —til, a. ele
teel : —, in. gentile, heathen.

Cleiitilhonnne, lija)/-tl/oni, ;/«. gentleman ; nobleman,

(jeiitillionnnerie, hja;/-ti/iinire,/; .4'c/;^i7i7><,

(jeiitilité, hja«-tc-le-tai,y: gentiles'; gentiiism.

(•eiilill.ltre, hja/(-tl/-aiitr, ;//. country S(/iiire.

Gentillesse, lija;(-tl/-ess, y: preltinêss ; pre.'ty conceit;
elegance ; fine trick.

C.entiment, lija/(-te-ina", ad. prettily.

( |jmillexioii, hj.ii-iu'iHek-syo;/,/: i^enuflexion,

liéodésie, lijai-rnl-al-ze.y; geodtesta.

i;éO(,'raiilie, hjaio){r,if, m. ,i;eographer.

(jéojjraphie, lijai-ojf-raf-e,/: geography.

^'eojirapliiiiue, lii,ii-oj;raf-ik, a. geOi.'raphical.

( jeolajje, lijoli-l.ifij, m. gaoler's fees, pi.

GeiMe, lijohl,/ i^aol ; gaoler's house.

Geôlier, hjoh-lyai, m. gaoler.

< leoloyie, lijai-olo-hje,/: geology.

(iéol(i),'iiiue, lijaiol-o-lijiki a. geolot^ical,

l-;é(.lot;ne. lij.ti-ol-oi;, in. geologist.

( léomaiicie, lij aio ina;;-se,/ geoinancy,

(leometre, lijaioni-ay-tr, ut. geometer.

Cjeoinetrie, lijai-om-ai-tre,/: gconielyy.

Ciéoinétriijue, lijai-o-ii-ai-trik, ir.— nient, ad. geometrical.

t.erant, lijaira;;, m. manai,'er.

Gerbe, liierb, A sheaf; spout.

Gerber, fij.iir-bai, v. a. to make up in sheaves ; pile.

Gerbilloii, hJer-bi/-o;i, in. little sheaf.

Gerce, lijers. f. book-louse.

Gercer, lijair-sai, v. a. et se —, v. r. to chap; crack ;

Gerçure. li;alr-sûr,/ chap, crack. [flaw.

tjérer, lijai-rai, v. a. to manage.

(jerfaut, lijair-foli, in. gerfalcon. [ first cousin.

Germain, e, liiair-mal«. —men, a. s;erman ; cousin —,

Germandrée, njair-ma«-drai,y; .4'^('r>«a</i/t'>-.

(|erinanisme, lijair-man-ism, m. germanisin.

llerine, lijairm, in. germ, shoot ; sprout, origin, cause.

Germer, lijair-mai, I'. ;/. to shoot ; sprint; up.

Germination, lijair-ine-nali-syo«,y: ^«evvwi/ia/wM,

(«eroHe, hjai-roH, in. cloves.

tieromlif, lijai-ro«-dif, ;;/. gerund.

( iésier, hjai-zyal, m. gizzard.

•Gesir, hjai-zeer, v. n. ci-jjit, here lies.

(,esse, \\\^:sii,f. chickling-vetch.

Ciestation, \\'}<^i-VA\\-iyon,f. gestation.

(ieste, lijest, m. gesture; — s, //. deeds, exploits, ft.

(^esticulateur, hjes-te-kfil-at-ur, m. gesticulalor.

(gesticulation, hjes-te-ki1-lali-syo/f,y; i;esliculatioH.

C.esticuler, hjes-te-kû-lai, v. n. to gesticulate.

t .estiini, lijes-tyo;(. f. man^t^emeiif.

(iibbeux. se, lijib-buh, — z, à. i^ibbous.

(.ibbosite', hjib-boli-ze-tai,y:^'iy)i'><7j'i/)'.

Gibecière, hyAt-^yair, f. game-bag ; pouch, satchel.

tiibelet, lijib-lay, m. i^imlet.

Gibelin, lijib-lai«, m. gibelin.

Gibelotte, hjib-lot,/ rai^ouf of rabbits.

Giberne, lijil)-airn,y: cartridge-box.

Ijibet, lijib-ay, in. gibbet, gallows.

(iibier. hjib-yai, m. game, venison,

t;iboulée, bjib-oo-lai, f. shower.

(Jiboycr, hjib-wa-yai. v. u. to fowl.

CJiboyeiix, se, hjib-wa-yuli, — z, f. full 0/ game.

Gigantesque, lije-j;a«-tesk. a. gigantic.

Giijot, lije-Koh, .'«. Ug of mutton,

< iitjiie, hjitj, f.Jig ; 'tall girl.

Gilet, hje-lay. m. waistcoat.

tiille, hjil, m. clown; fishing-net.

c;in;^'embre, lyai«-lija;/-br, m. iriitirer.

Gin^fuct. te, lijai;(.^My. —get, a. scanty, sorry; poor

Ijirafe, hje-rat, f camelopard.

(;iraiide, hje-ra«d./ horizontal wheel.

Girandole, lije-rax-dol,/: girandole.

(Jir.asf/l, lyc-ras-ol, in. girasol, opal.

(lirolle, lijerort, m. cloves.

(iirortee, hje-rof-lai, f. gilly/lower.

(iirollier, hje-rof-le-ai, in. clinv-tree.

Giron, lije-ro«, m. loip ; pale (<hurch).

Girouette, hjeer-wet, / weathercock.

Gisant, e, lije-za«, — t, a. lying

Ciisement, lijiz-niaH, m. layer, bed.

Gisons, hji-so«. Git, hie, see (;ésir.

Gîte, liiit, m. form; todgint; ; layer.

Giter, hje-tai, v. n. to lie, stay, lodge.

Givre, lije-vr, m. rime, hoar-frost.

Glabre, j;lah-br, a. smooth.

Glaçant, e, glas-a«, — t, a. freezing. '

Glace, glass,/: ice ; glass ; coach-window ; fla't\

Glace, e, glas-ai, a. frozen : freezint; ; glaze J.

Glacer, glas-ai, v. a. to ice ; freeze; glaze.

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filacial. e, glas-yal, a. jriacia/ ; frozen.
Glacier, ((las-yai, >n. gliuitr ; gtasstnaktr.
lilaciere, ulas-yair, y: ict-honse.
(ilacis, ulas-e, »i. g/acis ; varnish.
("ilaçoii, t;las-()»(, ttt. piae o/ice.
(llailiateiir, ({laû-yat-iir, «/. ^'•/(1(t'!<»''("-.
lilaire, ^mx, »i. glaire ; viscous malter,
lllaircr, t;lair-ai, v. a. to glair.
Glaireux, se, ylair-uli, — z, a. mucous, viscous.
lil.iise, i;layz, /. cluy, poller's earlh.
(llaiser, i;lay-zai, v. <i lo ilo cK'criuilh clay.
Glaiseux, se, jjlay-zuli, — z, a. clayey.
ilaisière, gl.ay-zyair, /. clay-pit.
l/laive, K'''yVt '"• s7vord.
Glaii.tKe, ^laii-ahj, m. gleaning.
Gland, gla», m tuorn, mast ; tassel,
Gl imie, glaxd, /. glaiui.
CJandee, t;la;(-dai,/. crop of mast.
( .landuleux, sc, ^jlaw-diM-uh, — z, a. glandulout.
Glane, y!,\,\n,f. gleaning ; rope (on ions).
Glaner, j;lati-ai, v. a. lo glean ; pick.
(llaiieur, ^,'lan-ur, m. —so, —\\\\r.,f. gleaner,
Glanure, Klanùr,/. gleanings, pi.
Glapir, tjlap-eer, v. n. loyelp, hark.
Glapissement, t,'lap-e-snia;/, m. yelping; squeaking.
Glas, >{'•'"• '"• knell.
Glau(|ue, tjlolik, a. sea-green.
Glèbe, t;leb, / glehe ; clod.
Glette, glett, / lilliarge, dross.
Glissade, ^&-s:\A,f. sliding:, slip, slid*.
Glissant, e, «le-sii», — t, a. slippery.
Glissé, nle-s.ii, >«. sliding.
Glissement, t{liss-iua«, tn. slippin,":
Glisser, i^'le-sai, v. a. el u. lo slide, slip; glide ; se — ,
Glis-^eur, ule-sur, m. sUd-r. \v. r. to slip ; creep into.
Glissoire, tjlis-war, f. slide ; guide.
Globe, ^Mt, m. globe ; ball.
Globule, nlob-fil, tn. globule.
Globuleux, se, lilob-vVUih, — z, a. globulous.
Gloire, glo-alir,/; glory, fatne.

Gloriette, Blo-re-ett,y;/<»w/io«. [proud: vain-glonous.
Glorieux, se, sjlor-yiih, — z, a. — semenf, ad. glorious ;
Glorification, t,'lor-e-fe-k.-ih-syo«, f. glorification.
Glorifier, L'lor-e-fyai, v. a. lo glorify ; se —, v. r. lo be
Gloriole, glor-yol,/. vain-glory. [proud of.

Close, gloliz, f. gloss, comment.

Gloser, gloh-zai, v. a. el n. lo gloss, comment ; miscon-
Gloseur.-gloh-zur, m. find-fault. [strue, criticize.

Gloss.ure, glos-sair, m. glossary.
Glossateur, fjlos-sat-ur, ;«. glossator.
Glouglou, gloo-jjloo, m. guggling.
Glouglouter, (floo-gloot-ai, v. n. lo gabble,
Glou!>sement, gloo-smax, >w. clucking.
tjîousser, gloo-sai, v. n. lo cluck.
Glouton, ne, gloo-to«, — tonn, a. — nement, ad. glut-

toHOus ; —, m. glutton.
Gloutonnerie, gloo-ton-re, f. gluttony.
C'iu, çlû.yi lime, bird-lime.
v'duant, c, glft-a«, — t, a. glutinous.
Gluau, glft-oh, tn. lime-twig.
Gluer, glft-ai, v. a. to lime ; make viscous.
Clui, glu-e, m. coarse siraw.
Glutineux, se, glU-te-nuh, — z, a. glutinous.
Gnome, pnohni, i:i. gnome.
Gnoniiquo, gnoh-inik, a. gnomical. ^
Gnomonique, gnoh-mon-ik, f. t;nomonics.
Gobelet, Rob-lay, m. goblet ; Juggler's box.
Gobjio.tc.-, ({ob-lot-ai, v. n. lo tipple. _

Gobo-iivouches, nob-moosli, m.Jlycalcher ; simpleton.

Gober, gob-ai, v. a. to gulphdown ; nab.

Cobet, gob-ay, m. gulp ; dainty bit.

Gobeter, gob-tai, v. a. lo point (ivalls).

Gobillard, gob-i/-alir, m. planks for slaves.

Godailler, god-a/-ai, v. n. Ic tipple.

Godelureau, i;od-UVroh, tn. fop ; spark.

Godenot, god-noli, m. juggler's puppet.

Goder, god-ai, v. n. lo pucker.

Godet, god-ay, m. liltlecur; bowl (lobacco-pipe).

Godiveau, god-e-voli, in. force-meat.

Godure, go-di»r, y. wrinkle.

Goéland, go-ai-la;(, m. seagull.

Goélette, go-el-et, f. schooner.

Goémon, go-ai-mo;/, ;«. seaweed,

Gnffe, %o\,a. dollish, clumsy.

Gogo, go-goh, ad. vivre i —, to live htxuriouily.

Goguenard, e, gog-nar, — d, a. joking ; —, m.Jeerer.

Goguenarder, gog-nar-dai, v. a. to jeer.

Goguettes, gog-et, / //. nierry tales, pi.

Gomfre, go-aiw-fr, m. gormandixcr.

Goinfrer, go-aiK-frai, v. a. togormandize.

Gomherie, go-axn-fruh-Tt, /. gon'Wnulilinf

Goitre, go-ah-tr, m. wem-

Gottriu!», se, go-ah-truh, —z, a. wenny.

CiM, golf, m. gulf, large bay.

Gonuue, goni, f. gum ; — gutte, /. gam'ogt.

Gommer, gom-al, v. a. lo gum.

Gomnieux, se, gom-uh, -z.a.gummous; viscout.

Gonuuier, goni-yai, m. gum-tree.

Gond, go«, >n. hinge.

Gondole, go«-dol, f gondola.

Gondolier, go;i-<lol-yai, m. gondolier.

Gonfalon, f,o«-fal-o;i, m. gonfalon.

(;onfalonier, gn/i-fal-on-yai, m. gonfalon-bearer.

Gonflement, god-fi-iuan, m. swelling, puffing.

Gonfler, go«-tlai, v. a. et n. lo swell, pujf; se —, v. r.

to swell, be puffed up ; rise up.
Gonne, gonn, f. sea-cask.
Gord, gor, tn. fishery.

Goret, gor-ay, m. young hog. . . ~. ,

Gorge, gorhj, a. throat ; gorge ; breast; defile, git»-
Gorgée, gor-lijai, /". swallow, Ki'tp-
Gorger, gor-lijai, î/. a. lo glut, gorge ;%v —, v. r. It
Gorgerin, gorlij-rai;/, m. gorget. [glut one s selj.

Gosier, goh-zyai, tn. throat, voice.
Gouache, gw.isli, / water-colours, pi.
Goudron, goo-dro/i, tn. tar.
Goudronner, goo-dron-ai, v. a. to tar.
Goulfre, goo-fr, m. gulf, abyss.

Goujfe, goohj, /. gouge, gpoge.
(Jouj.it, goo-fij.ih, ;

m. soldier's boy ; hodman.
Goujon,'goo-lijo;/, m. gudgeon.
Goulet, goo-l.'iy, m. narroio entrance.
(loulot, goo-loll, >«. tteck, gullet {bottle).
t;i)ulotte, goo-lot, / channel. [glullon, greedy giil.

(loulu, e, goo-lû, <». —ment, ad. gluttonous; —, in.
Gouijille, goo-pU, /. pin ; fore-lock.
Goupiller, goo-pl/-;u, 1/. a. /t>/i«.
Goupillon, goo-pi/-o;(, m. holy-waler-sprinkle ; bollh-
Gourd, e, goor, — tl, a. numbed, stijf'withcold. [bnah.
Gourde, goord, f. gourd.
(;ourmaile, goor-mad, f. fisticuff, [glutton, gormami.
Gourmand, e, goor-ma;», — d, a. gliUtoiious ; — , i
Gourmander, goor-ma«-dai, v. a. to chide, abuu
check (a horse). ['"">

Gourmandise, goor-ma«-diz, / gormandizing, gnii-
Gourme, goorm, /. strangles, pi. ; jeter sa —, to io-n

one's wild oats. ^ a- j

Gourmé, e, goor-mai, a. curbed ; stiff, ajffecled.
Gourmer, goor-mai, v. a. lo curb ; cuff.
CJourmct, goor-may, tn. connoisseur.
Gourmette, goor-mett, f. curb.

Gousse, gooss,/ cod, husk; — dail, clove of garlick.
Ciousset, goo-say, tn. gusset, arm-hole ; f}b.
Goîlt, goo, tn. taste ; savour ; fancy ; slj !e ; de bon -,
in a good taste, elegant ; trouver à son —, to reiisn.
Goûter, goo-tai, v. a. et n. lo taste ; relish ; like ; eiih\
have a trial : eat a luncheon; —, »«. light rc/ail.
luncheon.
Goutte, goot.y: drop ; gout ; ne voir —, not to see a! alL
Gouttelette, goot-let.y; little drop.
Goutteux, se, goot-uli, — z, a. g.uly.
Gouttière, goot-yair,/ gutter ; groove.
Gouvernail, goo-vair-na/, in helm, rudder.
Gouvernante. goo-v.iir-naHt,/A'-<"-'"''"'-i'-f / houseke'fi'\
Gouverne, goo-vairn,/: line of conduct. [man.igoiwiH
Gouvernement, goo-vairama», m. girjernment ;
Gouverner, goo-vair-nai, v. a. lo govern : rule ,

tiage ; steer; se — . v. r. to govern ones selj; Mi.r.<^
Gouverneur, goo-vair-nur. tn. governor ; sleers»i.iii.
Grabat, grab-ali, tn. paltry bed. pallet.
Grabuge, grab-ilhj, tn. squnhble. ^ . i

Grâce, grauss, /. grace ; fa, our : kindness ; par,U\\
thank , — à Dieu, Cod be thanked ; de -,formr.i,
sake, pray ; demander —, to ask pardon ; faire •
to pardon ; —s, pi. Graces, pi.
Graciable, gras-yah-bl, a. pardonable.
Gracier, gras-yai. z/. rt. /o^<i )•</<>«.
Gracieuseté, gras-yuhztai,/ kindness : preset I. t'/'l
C;racieux, se, gras-yuh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. g'^'-Tf
Gracilité, gras-e-le-tai,/ i^nrci/Z/y. [groa.i

Gradation, grad-ah-syo«, / gradation.
Grade, graa, tn. rank ; degree.
Grader, grad-ai, v. a. lo confer a dignity.
Gradin. grad-ai«. m. step.
Graduation, grad-û-ah-syo;!./ graduation.
Graduel, le. grad-Û-ell. a. —lenient, ad. graduai.
Graduer. grad-Û-ai, v. a. lo graduate.
Graillement. gra/-ma«, m. hoarse sound.
Grailler. gra/-ai, v. n. to call the dogs.
Graillon, gra/-o»«, m. scrap.
Grain, graiw. m. grain, corn; berry:
Graine, grayn,/ seed.
Grainier, grain-yai, tn. seedsman.
Grairie, grai-ree,/. (ommon woods, /A

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Graissnge. fjray-sahj, tn. greasing,

Gr.^i^st', ^jrayss,./! /<i.', grease.
(ir.ii-stT, nr.iys,ii, v. a. togrease,
(Jr.iissct, i;r.iy-siy, tn. tree-fioi;,
Gr.iU-.L'iix. se. 1,'r.iy-suh, — z, d. greasy,
('■raincii. j,'r.ih-iiien, m. couch-grass.
(Iramm.iiri*, >;raiii-niair,/. grainiiiar.
(jr.iiiiiiiairicii, grain-mair-e-ain, ;«. grammarian,
GMiimiatical, é, i;raiii-inat-e-kal, a. — eiiicnt, aii. grain-
(Jraiimic, K'-""< '" gram {iveight). [malical.

Cranil, e, >;ra«. — d, a. — eiiient, nd. great, large;
Mi^li ; -wide : hiife, principal ; à In — c, in high style ;
en —, at full length ; —, m, greatness ; nobleness ;
j; real lord : grandee.
r.r.iiidclet, tc, (jra/icl-Uy, —let, a. pretty tall,
(ir.iiKlcssc, jfraH-dess.y. quality of a grandee.
Gr iridciir, );raH-rliir,/. greatness ; lari;eness ; tallness ;

height; quantity; importance, dii;nity.
Gr.inclii)se, (jrnH-ilyohz, a. grand.
Grandir, i;ra«-deer, t/ «. to groio tall, high ; se—,

'. r. to mike one's self taller.
Grandissime, ^'■•"'•<l''>-sim, a. very great ; vtry large.
(ir indinèrc, >;ra/;-niair,y; grandmother.
Grand niesse, j;ra;/-niess,y; high-mass.
Gr.ind|ièrc, Kra«-pair, m. grandjather.
Graav;c. tjra;ilij,/. dri»«.
(irinit, >;ran-e, m. granite.
(;r.inul.iiioii, fjran M,\\\-f,')'on, f. granulation.
Granulcr, Kraii-iVlai, v. a. togranulate.
tiraniilcnx, se, >(ran-û-liih, — z, a. granulous.
Grafilnque, (;ral-ik, a. graphical.
<;rap|>e, Rrap,/ bunch ; qrape-shot.
Gr,i|)|)iller, ),'rap-pl/-ai, v. a. et n. to glean ; get a little
<',rappillfur, Krap-pi/-nr, m. grape-gleaner, [projit.
Grappillon, Krap-pi/-i)H, m. little bunch.
Grappin, nrap-ai«, m. grapnel.
Gras, se, iiT.wx, — ss, a. fat ; greasy, fieshy ; smutty;

jijur —,jlesh-day ; jours — s, shrove-days' ; iiarler —,

to speak thick ; —, m.Jat,faness; calj {of the U\') ;

— double, m. double tripe ; — foiulu, m. molten

grease.
(Iribscnient, grau-snia»», ad. plentifully ; generously,
'irassot, te, jjrau-say, —set, a. pretty Jat,
r.rasscyeinent, };ras-ay-iiia«, >«. lisping.
jrasseyir, j;ras-ay-yai, ik n. to lisp, speak thick.

'.r.issouillet, to, |{rasoo/-.iy, —yet, a. pretty /at.
iraticiiler, (jrat-c-kù-lai, v. a. to graticulate.
^rat.tication, urat-c-fe kalisyoH.y: ^■•'■«''"'0', reivard.
jratitier. urat-cfyai, v. a. to gratijy ; grant a/avour.

■ratls, );rali-tis, ad. gratis.

r.ratim le, ^i.n-e-tfxà./. gratitude, thankfulness,

..ralte. i;iai. /! scraper,

jraitL-Liil, ),'ratkù, m. hip, hop.

irattclLUX, se, ij'at-luh, — z, a. itchy.

jraaclJc, i,'rat-ell,y; itching.

jr ittepa ier, j;rat-pap-yai, m. scribbler.

^•ratter, jfrat-ai, v. a. to scratch ; scrape ; rub ; se —,

rait.pir, ^,'^at-\var, m. scraper, [v. r. to rub ones self.

rainit. e, i,'rat-we, —wit, a. — cnieiit, ad. gratuitous ;

ratuite, \iTM-\\e-\a\,f. gra!uity. [free.

jravailcr, jjrav-ali-tyaj, m. rubbish-carter.

rave, t,'rav, it, —meut, ad. heavy ; graie ; serious;

Umi, deep.
>avLlciix, se. tjrav-luh, — z, a. gravelly ; smutty,
^r.iVLJie. Kravell,/ gnn/el ; vinegar diegs, pi.
jr.uelure. t;rav-li1r,/. smutttness.

raver, t,'rav-ai, v. a. to engrave ; imprint ; — à l'eau-

ravciir, );rav-ur, m. en;.;raver. [forte, to etch.

jrivier, >;rav-e-ai, m. gravel, grit.
.r.ivir. >,'rav-eer, v. a. et n. to climb, clamber.
iMvit.ition. Krav-e-tali-syo>;,/ gravitation.
rravite. Krav-e-tai./. gravity, solemnity ; seriousness.
rr.iviter. Krav-e-tal, v. n. to s^ravitaie.
rravois. ),'r.iv-wa, >«. rubbish.
-ravure. Krav-flr.y: engraving ; cut.
rre, ),'rai, m. will; liking, inclination; de bon —,

-villinsly ; contre son —, grud^^ingly ; de — à — , <*>

mutual consent; bon— mal—, tuhether one ■will or

not : savoir bon — de qch., to thank for a thing.

reciser, g^rai-se-zai, v. a. to grecize.

reaiuc. \!,xii\s..f.fret-7uork; handsaw,

rcdin, v,xuh-i\Mn, tn. scoundrel.

reculent, grai-ma;/, m. rigging,

reer, i;rai-ai, v. a. to rig. Jit,

rceur, jjraiur, m. rig/re,-,

relfe, gref, /. graft, scion ; —, tn. recorder's office ;

rolls ; fee due to the recorder.

refier. (jrefai. v. a. to graft.

relieur, ijief-ur, m. grafter,

relficr. i;rel-yai, m. recorder, registrar,

reiroir, gref-war, m. grafting-knife,

rtSe, ?r.iyhj, a. raw.

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Greje. grayl. a. slender; shrill, —,/. hail; shvwtr.

Orelé, e, Rr.iy-lai, a. hailed ; pockmarked.

Grêler, e, gray-lai, v. imp. to hail; —, v. a. to spoil,

Grehn, K'r'</«-lai»i, m. small cable. [destroy, ruin.

Grelun, «r.-iydod, m. hailstone.

Grel.)t. t,'r«/iloh, m. little round bell, rattle.

Grelotter, >{rHA lot-ai, v. n. to shiver.

Grenade. yiruh-\\A>\,/. pomegranate ; grenade.

Grenadier, j;r«/(-nad-yai, tn. pomegranale-tree ; gretta-

Grenaille, Kr'</<-na/, /. small ihot ; waste corn, [dier.

Grenailler. nTuh-nal-ni, v. a. to graiiulaf-.:

(jrenat, jjr«A-nah. iti. jrariiet ; steel-bead.

Cjrcnelcr. ffrenlai, v. a. to gram {leather).

Grener, s;r;</»-nai, v. a. et ti. to grind ; seed.

Grèneterie. jfren-tre. /. cornchiindlery.

Grènetier, ère, Rren-tyai, — r, s. cornchandler.

Grenetis, jfren-te, m. milling.

(jrenier, LTK/j-nyal, tn. granary ; corn-loft; magazine.

Grenouille, i;r«/«-noo«. f.Jrog.

Grenouillère, Kr«/«-nooV.air,y: place full of frogs.

Grenu, e, ^xuh-n\\, a. full of corn : seedy ; ^rained,

(jfès, ({ray, in. grit-stone ; grindstone ; stone-'uiare,

(.rdsil, Brai-zl/, tn. rime ; broken glass.

Grésillement, grai-zl/-ma«, tn. shrivelling'.

Grésiller, grai-zi/ai, v. a. to shrivel, -wrinkle ; il cr*
sule, il IS hoarfrost.

Gresserie, gres-re,/. sandstone ; sandstone quarry.

Grève, Rrayv,/: sandy sliore.

Grever, grH/i-vai, v. a. to burden, harass.

Gribletle, jfrib let, / pork chop.

Gribouillage, Kre-booAalij, tii. scrawl.

Gribouiller, fjrc-boo/-ai, v. a. to scrawl.

(irièchc. Krcesh, a. speckled. [painful, atrocious.

Grief, lève, (jre-ef, — ov, a. — ièvcnient, ad. grievous;

Grievcte, etK-ev-lM.f griniousness, enormity.

ClritTc, ^x\X,f. cla-w ; talon ; clutch ; grasi ; 'stamp,

Gritfer, (Jtif-ai, v. a. to claw.

Griffon, ;;rif-o;i, tn. grijffin.

OillonnaKe, jfrif-on-ahj, m. scrawl.

(;rilfonner, gril'-oti-ai, v. a. to scrawl.

(iritfonneur, jjrif-on-ur, tn. scrawler.

(iri.Ljnon, grin-yo^, tn. crusty piece of bread.

(.ri(,'noter, grin-yot-ai, v. ti. to nibble, mump.

(/ri^notis, )frin-yot-e, tn. dolling.

Grii'ou, Kriji-oo, in. beggarly fellow.

(•ril, jfre, in. gridiron.

Grillade, RriA.id./. broiled meat.

Grillatfe, KriZ-iilii, "«• broiling, roasting ; frame nf

Gri 0, ix\l,f. grate ; grater. [timber.

Gri er, ^x\1-m, v. a. et n. to grate; shut up; burn.
Grillon, i;ri/-o«, in. cricket. [broil ; scorch

Grilloter, griAo-tai, v. n. to chirp.

Grimace, f;re-m.ass, in. grimace, wry face ; sham.

Cjrimacer, ijre-mas-ai, v. n. to make ivry faces ; pucker.

Grimar.ier, «re-uias-yai, in. one that makes wry faces ;

Grim.iud, }{re-iuoli, m. rinu schoolboy. [hypocri.'e.

(Irime. >;rini, in. dotard.

(irimeliuer, (jrim-le-nai, v. ii. to play for a tri/le.

se Grimer, grc-mai, v. r. to wrinkle one's /ace.

( iriiiioire, t;rim-war, m. con/uring book ; obscure speech,

<jriniper, graix-pai. v. n. to climb, clamber up.

Griuipcreau, grai»<-proli, in. ivoodpecker.

(jrincement, grai«-snia«, in. gnashing or finding ,'f

Grincer, grawi-sai, v. n. to gnash the eeth. [the teetlL

("/riii),'ottcr, Krai»(-Kot-ai, v. a. to warble; hum.

Griotte, gre-ot,/ blaik cherr-i.

Grippe, f,x'\\>, f whim ; influenza ; pxcntirc ca —, to

take a dislike to.
Grii)|>er, t;rip-ai, v. a. to gripe, clutch; se —, v. r. to

shrink, shrivel.
Grippe-sou. >frip-soo, in. pinchpcnny.
Gris, e, gre. i;riz, a. grey ; tipsy ; papier —, blotting

paper ; temps —, raw weather.
Grisailler.gre-za.'-ai, v. a. to daub with grey,
lirisiltre. gre-zau-tr, a. griszly.
Griser, gre-zai, v. a. to make t'psy.
Grisette, gre-zet./. grey gown ; i^risette.
Grisoller, gre-zol-ai, v. n. to sing (lark).
Grison, ne, gre-zo«, — zon, a. grey ; grey-haired ; —,

in. grey-haired man ; donkey.
Grisonner, gre-zon-ai, v. n. to turn grey-haired.
Grive, gx'iv.f. ihrush,
(Irivele, e, griv-l.ii, a. grizzled, speckled.
Grivelcr, griv-lai, v. ii. to embezzle, filch.
Grivois, e, griv-wa, —2, a. lively, brisk; —, m. jolly dog.
Grog, grog. tn. grog.
Grognard, gron-yar, tn. grumbler.
Grognement, gron-yf-ma«, tn. grumbling.
Grogner, gron-yai, v. n. to grunt ; grumble.
Gro({non, gron-yo«, a. grumbling, peevish: —, in.
Grom, gro-ai«, in. snout. {grmnbttr,

GroUe, grol,/ rook.

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Crommcler, grom-lai, r». ii. to •rumble. \ri\ir.

Groiulcr, Kro»;-<],ii, v. a. et >i. to chide, rebuke ; rumble;

Grontlcric, gro«-(lrc,/. chidiu^. \—\\\\z,f. shrew.

(irondciir, grow- dur, >«, scolder, grumbler; —se,

Gros, se, ^froh, — ss, a. bis;, i^rcat, lart^e, thuk ; stout ;
prej^Uiint ; —jeu, hii;h play; — temps, ./r'«^ ••leather ,
— , (id, tiiuch, a great deal ; — , tit. greatest fart; «ross,
fnaiii ; main point ; dram ; en — , by whotesale ; in
general. \goosebcrrv,

Griiieille, groli-z.iy/, /. currant; — i\. maquereau.

Groseillier, \iro\\-zi\yl-iii, m, airrant-trce ; gooseberry-

Grosse, fjroliss,/. x'^'O^J. \buslt.

Grosserie, j;roli-sre,y; wholesale dealing ; iron-tvare.

Grossesse, uroli-sess,/. pregnancy.

Grosseur, >;roh-sur,y. bigness, largeness ; swelling.

Grossier, ère, proli-syai, — r, a. — èreuieut, ad. coarse,
rude, clownish ; vulgar. {clumsiness.

Grossièreté, groli-syair-t.-ii, /. coarseness ; rudeness ;

Grossir, f;roh-seer, v. a. et n. to make bigger ; enlarge,
increase; magnify; se — , v. r. to grow bigger;
swell ; be magnijicd.

Grossissement, jjroh-siss-m.ix, >«. magnifying.

Grotesque, Krot-esk, a. — iiient, ad, grotesi/ue ; odd,

Grotte, ^ro\.,f, grot, den, cave. [ridiculous.

Grouillement, );rcio/-nia«, m, crawling ; rumbling.

(jrouiller, grooAai, v, >i. to cra^vl ; grumble ; rumble.

Group, groop, in. bag of money.

Groupe, groop, m. ':;rouf>.

Grouper, groj-pai, v. a, to group ; se —, v, r. to form

(iruau, grtl-oli, in. groats ; oatmeal, [into groups.

Grue, gril,./, crane ; noodle, sin;pUton,

Gruger, grrt-lijai, v. a. to crauiiclt.

GruuiCj grflin,/: uncleftwood.

Grumeau, gri'i-iiioli, in, clot, clod.

se Grumeler, gnlm-lai, v. r. to clot.

Grumeleux, se, grftuiluli, — z, a, clotted.

Gruyer, grfi-yai, m, justice in eyre.

Gué, gai, in. ford,

Gueable, gai-ah-bl, a.fordable.

Guètle, gaiil, / woad.

Gueder, gai-dai, v. a. to dye ivith woad.

Guéer, gai-ai, t'. a, to ford.

Guenille, gK/i-ni/, f, rag, rubbish ; — s, pi, old clothes, pi.

Guenon, ^uh-non,f, she-monkey ; ugly woman.

Guenuclie, g/f/f-nrish.y. young she-monkey.

Gucpe, gayp.y. wasp.

Guêpier, gay-pyai, m. wasp-nest.

Guère, Guères, g.iir, ad. but little ; but feiv, not very ;

Gucret, gairny, in. ploughed land. [scarcely.

Guéridon, gai-re-do;(, m. stand.

Guérir, gai-rcer, ï». a. ct ti. to cure, heal; recover ; se
— , V. r. to be cured, healed ; cure one's self.

Cuérison, gai-rc-zo«,/; recox'ery.

Guérissable, gai-re-sah-bl, a, curable. [house.

Guérite, gai-rit, f. sentry-box ; tin ret, line-keeper's

Guerre, gair,y. war ; 7var/are ; nom de — , nickname.

(Guerrier, ère, gair-yai, — r, a. warlike ; — , >«. warrior.

Guerroyer, gair-wa-yai, v. ii. to war, ivage war.

Guet, gay, m, watch, watchman.

Guet-apens, gay-tap-a«, in. ambush.

Guêtre, gay-tr,yj gaiter, spatterdash.

Guctrer, gay-trai, v. a. to put gaiters on.

Guetter, gait-ai, ~j. a. to wa'ch, lie in watt/or,

Guetteu»-, gait-ur, m. watcher ; watchman.

Gueulard, guh-lar, m. furnace-mouth.

Gueule, gunl,y. mouth, jaws.

Gueulé, e, guh-lai.y; mouthful.

Gueules, guhl.y //. gules, pi.

Gueusaille, guli-za/,y! troop of beg.,'ars.

Gueusard, guh-zar, m. beggarly rascal.

Gueuse, guliz.y pig of iron.

CJueuser, guh-zai, v. it, to go a-begging.

Gueuserie, guhz-re,/! beggary ; trash.

Gueux, se, gull, — z, a, beggarly, poor ; — , in, beggar ;

Gui, ghe, m. mistletoe ; main-boom. [ragamujfiii.

Guichet, ghe-sliay, m. wicket, shutter.

Guichetier, ghish-tyai, m, turnkey.

/iuide, ghicf, m. guide, leader; — ,f. rein ; — Sne, >«.

Guider, glie-dai, v. a. toguide, lead. [directory.

Guidon, glic-do«, in. standard; standard-bearer ;
sight (of a .gnu) ; reference.

Guignard, ghin-yar, in. dotterel.

Guigne, ghiu-yi-.yi heart-cherry.

Guigner, gliin-yai, v, it. to leer, peep ; look after.

Guignier, ghiu-ye-ai, m, heart cherry-tree,

Guignou, ghin-yo;(, in, ill-luck {play).

Guillage, ghiZ-ahj, m. fermentation,

Guillaume, ghiZ-ohm, in, rabbet-plane, [quotation,

Guillcuiets, gliiZ-may, in. fil. turned commas, pi. ;

Guilleret, te, ghiZ-ray, — rct'j a. sprightly, gay, merry ;

Guilleri, ghi/-re, m, chirping. [slight.

Guilluchcr, ghiAosh-ai, v, a. to wave.

I Gulllocliis, ghl/-osh-e, m. waved work.
Guillotine, ghi/-ot-in,y. ^utllotiite.
(juillotiner, ghi/-ot-e-na), v. a. to behead.
(iuimauve, glie-uioliv, f. marsh mallow.
tiuimbnrde, gai«-baril,y. jeiv> harp ; stagetuaggoi:.
Guimpe, gai;;p,/; nun's stoinai her.
(iuindé, e, gai/i-dai, a. hoisted ; s' ff,
Guinder, gai;r-dai, v. a. to hoist u/ ,
Guinée, ghin-ai, / guinea. [crooked'y.

r,uingois, gai»-gwa, m. erooi-cdness ; de —, amy,
Guinguette, gai;(-ger, /. public-house ; country-house.
Guirlande, giiecr la(/d,y. garland, wreath.
Guise, ghiz,./". manner, custom ; fancy, huinoitr.
Guitare, ghë-tar,/. |4V<iVrt>-.
Guitariste, ghe-tar-ist, m, guitar-player.
Guttural, e, gût-tfi-ral, a, guttural.
Gymnase, hjim-naliz, m, i;ymnasium. [tias,'!,-.

(iymnastique, lijiiu-nas-tik, a, gymnastic ; —./.gym.
Gymnique, lijim-nik, a, gymnic ; —, /'. gymnastas'.
Gypse, lijips, in. plaster of t'aris, gypsum,
Gypscux, se, hjip-suh, — z, a. gypseous.

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Ilalulc, alibil, a, —mont, ad. able ; clever ; dexterous,

llaliilcté, ab-il-t.ii,/. ability, clncrness ; dexterity.

Habilité, ab-e-rc-tai,y! t/uali/iialion.

Habiliter, ab-e-le-tai, v. a. to luibilttaUi.

Habillage, ab-i/-alij, in. diessing.

Habillement, ab-i/-nia;i, m, dress, clothes, fil, ; attire.

Habiller, ab-i/-ai, v. a. et it, to dress; clothe; attire,

equip ; skin ; s'— , V, r. to dress one's self; buy clothes.
Habit, ab-e, in, dress ; suit of clothes.
Habitable, ab-e-lali-bl, a. inhabitable.
Habitacle, ab-e-tah-kl, in. binacle.
Habitant, ab-e-ta«, m, dweller ; planter.
Habitation, ab-e-tah-syo«, /; habitation; residenrr.
Habiter, ab-e-tai, v, a, to inhabit, divell in. [plantation, j""
Habitude, a-be-tûd, /.' habit, custom ; aci/uaintain,

constitution.
Habitué, ab-e-trt-al, in. frequenter, regular customer.
Habituel, le, ab-e-tû-el, a. — Icmtnt, nd. habitual.
Habituer, ab-c-tû-ai, v. a. to accustom; inure; s-

V. r, to use, inure ones self; settle.
H.lbler, hau-blai, v. it. to bra.g, bluster.
H.lblerie, haublxh-re,/: bragging.
H,1bleur, hau-blur, in, bragger.
Hache, hash,/: it-xe ; hatchet.
Hacher, hash-ai, v. a. to hash, hack; hatch.
Hachereau, hash-roh, m, little axe.
Hachette, hash-et,y: hatchet.
Hachis, hash-e, tn. minced meat.
H.achoir, hash-war, m, ehoppini;-kitife ;
Hachure, hash-ûr,/; hatching.
Hagard, e, hag-ar, — d, a, haggard ; wild.
H.ana, hah-hah, m, haha.
Haie, \ii\y,f. hedge ; hedge-row.
Haie 1 hah-e, int, gee ho I
Haillon, ha/-o«, m, tatter.
Haine, hayn.yl hatred ; ab''orrence.
}Iaineux, sc, hcy-nuh, — z, a, hateful, rancoro:.
Hair, hah-ecr, v, a, to hate, dislike ; abhor.
Haire. hair,./: hair-clolh.
Haïssable, liah-e-sah-bl, a, hateful, odious.
Halage, h.il-alij, m, lowing.
Halbran, hal-bra«, m. young wild duck.
Halbrené, hal-br»/i-nai, a, fatigued.
H.lle, haul, in. drying wind.
Hâlé, e, haul-ai, a, sun-burnt.
Haleine, al-en,y. breath, wind ; hors d' — , out ofbreulh\

tout d'une — , of a stretch.
Halenée, al-nai, y breath ; whiff.
HAler, haul-ai, v, a. to burn, scorch.
Haler, hal-ai, v. a. to haul, tow.
Haleter, hal-tai, v, it. to pant, puff.
Haleur, hau-lur, in, hauler.
Hallage, hal-ahj, m, market-duty.
Hallali, al-al-e, in, whoop,
Halle, hal, y: market; langage d.j
Hallebarde, hal-bard.y halberd,
Hallebardier, hal-bar-dyai, in. halberdier.
Hallier, hal-yai, in. thicket ; market-keeper.
I lallucination, al-lu-se-nah-syo«,y: hallucination.
Halo, hal-oh, in. halo.

HAIoir, haul-o-ar, m, place where hemp is dried.
Halot, hal-oh, m. cony-burrow, rabbit-hole.
Halte, halt,/. /m//; faire—, tohalt; —, int.hcUtI i
Hamac, ham-ak, in. hammock.
Hameau, ham-oh, m. hamlet.
Hameçon, am-so;/i m. hook ; bait.

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Itimpc. h,l«p./ shaft: handle.

IIiiiisitT. aiiistair, w>. hamslfr.

II, mill, lian-np, »«. Iarf;e nip.

ll.mtlic, lia«sli,/ haunch, hifi.

lliiiH.ir, liaw-kfar, wi. cart-hoiist, shed, ''i'

II iniictiin, liaii-toH, >«. may-hug.

ll.inter, tia>;-t.ii, v. a. tofrtqutnt.

Ilantisc, \v.viAi:cz,/./rii/iitiittiis.

ILippc, hap,/, cramp-iron.

iiappclourdf, hap-loord,/". counter/tit Ktone ; coxcomb.

li.ipper, hai)-al, 7'. n. /t> snap up, snatch,

ll.ii|uem>e, liak-iiai,/ ambling nag,

llaipict, h.ikai, ;«. rfniy.

llai|m.tlcr, ti.ik-tyai, w«. drayman.

il.iraiii,'no, liar-a"t;'',/ harangiif.

Ilar.iTii;iKT, li.ir-.i«-j;li.ii, v. a. to harangue.

il.ir.uii,'iii-iir, liar-a;;-i;liur, m, haranguer.

ilara--, liar-aii, >«. stud.

il ir.isscr, \\AXi\'i>s-M,v. a. to harass, weary, ofertire ;

il.ircL-lcr, hars-lai, 7'. a. to harass, tortneut. \^tease.

Il.irilo, \\.\xA, f.Jierd, couple.

ll.irclcr, liar-ilai, v. a. to couple.

llardfs, tiaril, /".//. clothes ,■ pi. attire.

ll.irili, c, h,ir-(lc, a, —ment, ad. hardy, hold, audacious.

li.irdieMc, li.ir-ilycss, /. fioldness, liiidaiity , freedom,

llarciii, liar-cin, >n. harem. [liOerty.

Hareng, liar-nH, >«. herring.

Ilarcnuaison, liar-n«-ijay-zii;/,./". herring-season ; her-

ILircntiL-rc, liar-a«-lij.iir,y:y/j/;-7ivw(i;/. [riiig-/i.vhe)y.

llarjiiiLiix, sc, liar;;-yuh, — z, a. pen'ish, churlish.

II,\riC(it, liar-c-koli, m. iidney-liean.

ilaridclle, \\;\T-c-<.\c\,f. Jade, harridan.

Ilariniinica, ar-mon-o-kali, m. harmonica.

Ilariiioiiie, ar-iiioii-e,/ harmony.

Il.innonieux, se, ar-inon-yuh, — z, a. —semcnt, ad. har-

mo>iii>iis ; agreeing.
Hartnonliiii' , ar-mon-ik, a. — ment, ad. harmonic.
ilarnioiilst.-, ar-mon-ist, tn. harmonist.
ll.imacher, har-nash-ai, v. a. to harness.
Harnais, har-n.iy, m. hariu-ss ; armour; chcv.il de — ',
llarn, liar-oh, >«. hue and cry. [draught-horse.

sc Ilarpaillcr, har-pa/-ai, 7'. r. to scujffle.
Ilarpc, harp,/ harp ; toothing.
Ilarpcr, liar-p.ii, v. a. to gripe, halt,
llarpiL', har-pe,/ harpy ; shrew.
Harpiste, har-pist, >«. harpist.
llarpnn, har-po«, tn. harpoon.
Ilarponnur, har-poii-ai, v. a. tp harpoon.
Harponiifiir, har-i)oii-ur, >«. narpooner.
\Um,\\M,f. band (fagot) ; halter. [second-hand.

Hasard, liah-zar, w. hazard, chance, hap; iXc—, at
Hasarder, h.ih-zar-dai, t. a. to risk, venture; so — ,

;■. r. to risk one's life ; venture.
Hasardeux, se, hah-zar-duh, — z, a. —sèment, ad. haz-
ardous : venturous.
H.vse, \\.\\\z.f. doe-hare : doe-rabbit.
H'lte, liant,/ haste, hurry ; ,"1 ia —, in a hurry.
H.'itur, hau-tai, v. a. to hasten ; hurry ; push on ; se — ,

'. r. to make haste.
H.'itciir, liau-tiir, m. orerseer of the roast-meat ; fore-
Hàticr. Iiaii-tyai, w«. .^pit-rack. [man.

H.itif, ive, hau-tif, — iv, a. — ivement, ad. hasty ; early,
H.itiveté, liau-tiv-tai,//t'<'7('<j)-rf;;cjj. [foriuaid.

Haulian, iuih-ba;/, >n. shroud.
HaMhcr^jenn, hoh-t)air-lijo«, m. habergeon.
Haubert, holi-bair, ?n. hauberk. [gorget.

Hausse, linhss, / lift ; overlay ; —col, >n. neckpicie.
Haussoiiient, l;oh-sma«, m. raising, rise; — d'éiiaulcs,

shrugging.
H.insser, lioii-sai, z>. a, et n. to raise, heighten, lift up ;

rise ; increase ; se — , v. r. to raise one's self; rise.
Il.iussier, hnh-sy.ii, m. speculator for the rise in the
Ilaussicre, hoh-syair,/ haiuser. [public fund.

H.uit, e, holi, — t, a. et ad. high, tall ; aloft ; upright ;

loud ; proud, haughty ; — , tn. height ; upper part ;

top ; en — , above, upstairs ; par — , upwards.
Hautain, e, hoh-tai«, —ten, a. — enient, ad. haughty.
H unbois, lioh-bwa, tn. hautboy ; hautboy-player.
H.uit-de-chausses, hiilul-slioliss, tn. hose, breeches, pi.
H.iiite-contre, hoht-ko;(-tr,y; counter-tenor.
" l.iute-lice, lioht-liss, / tapes/ ry-hangings, pi.
Il.uitement, hoht-ni.T», ad. highly ; boldly, openly.
Ilautosse, hoh-tess,/ highness.
H.iuteur, lioh-tur,/ height; eminence; depth; haiig/iti-

iiess, scorn ; de sa —, at full length,
Live, liauv, a. wan, pale, ghastly.
laveron, liav-ro/<, tn. wild oats, pi,
lavir, hav-eer, v. a. to scorch.
lavre, hau-vr, ;«. /ja7/f /(,/«>■/.
Iavres,ac, liau-vr-sak, tn. knapsack,
lé, hai, int. ho t holla t •

ieau.nie, holim, tn, helmet.

Hebdomadaire, cb-dom-ad-air, a. weekly.
Héberger, ai-1iaii'lij,'ii. v. a. to harbour, lod^e.
llcbcter, ai-bai-tai, »'. a, to hebetate, dull, ilupi^y,
IlL'bralsinc, al-brah-isni, m. hebraisin.
Hécatombe, ai-kat-o<;b,/. hecatomb.
Hectique, ek-tik, a. hectic.

Hectisie, ck-te-ze,/ hectic.
Hd),'ire, ai-hjeer, / hegira.

Hei<Uu|ue, ai-di'ik, tn. Hungarian foot-soldier,

Hein I ai»;, int. eh I

Hclas I ai-lahs, I//A rt/(zr.' — , tn. sigh, . .,

Héler, hai-lai, v. a. to hail. . .

Hellénisme, el-lai-nisiii, m. helloiisin.

Helléniste, el-lai-nist, "(. hellenist.

Hem, hem, int. hem t

Hématite, ai-mat-it,/ bloodstone.

Hémicycle, ai-me-siki, tn. heitiicycle.

Hémisphère, ai-me-sfair, tn. hemisphere.

Héinorraj;ie, ai-mor-ahj-e,/ hemorrhage.liemoyrUat^y,

Hémorronlal, e, ai-mor-ro-c-dal, a. heinorrlioid.it.

\\cmosxci\i\e'r,,i\\-\\\ox-xo-v\,f.pt.hetnorrhoidi,piUs,pl,

llennir, han-eer, v. ti. to neigh.

Hennissement, han-is-ma«, m. neighing.

Hépatique, ai-pat-ik, a. hepatical.

Heptacorde, ep-tak-ord, m. heptaihorj.

Héraldiime, ai-ral-dik, a. heraldic.

Héraut, nai-rtih, in. herald.

Herbacé, e, er-bas-ai, a. herbacious.

Herbaffe, er-li,ihj, tn. herbage ; pastiitt.

Herbe, erb,/. herb ; grass.

Herber, air-bai, v. a. to lay on the grass.

Herberie, erb-ree,/. bleac'hing-place.

Herbette, air-bet,/ short grass.

Herbeux, se, air-buli, — z, a. herbous, grassy.

Herbier, air-byai, m. herbal.

Herbière, air-byair,/ herb-ivoman.

Herbivore, air-he-vor, a. herbivorous.

Herboriser, air-bore-zai, 7'. it. to gather simplet.

Herboriseur, air-twr-e-zur, Hcrburiste, airborist, iH.

herborist, simpler.
Herbu, e, air-brt, a. herbous, grassy.
Hère, hair, tn. poor wretch.

Héréditaire, ai-r,ii-de-tair, a. — mcnt, ad. hereditary.
Hérédité, ai-rai-de-t,ii,/. heirship, inheritance.
Hérésiarque, ai-rai-zyark, in. heresiarch.
Hérésie, ai-rai-ze,/ heresy.
Hérétique, ai-rai-tik, a. heretical ; — , m. heretic.
Hérisser, hai-re-s.'ii, v. a. et se — , v. r. to brittle up.
Hérisson, li;ii-re-so;f, tn. hedgehog; caiitii.g wheel.
Heritajje, ai-re-tahj, in. inheritance ; estate.
Hériter, ai-re-tai, v. tt. to inherit.
Héritier, ai-rc-tyai, tn. heir, — ère, — r,/ heires':.
Hermaphrodite, er-maf-rod-it, in. hermaphrodite.
Hermétique, .lir-mai-tik, a. —ment, ad. hertnetical.
Hermine, er-niin,/ ermine.
Heruiinette, er-min-et,/ adze.
Hernie, hair-ne,/ rupture.

Hernieux, se, er-ne-uh, — z, a. affecledwith a hernia.
Héroïne, ai-ro-in,/. heroine.

Héroïque, ai-ro-ik, a. —mcnt, ad. heroic, heroicat.
Héroïsme, ai-ro-isin, tn. heroism. '

Héron, hai-ro«, tn. heron.
Méronneau, hai-ron-oh, m. young heron.
Heronnier, hai-ron-yai, tn. hawk for heron-hunting,
Héronnière, hai-ron-yair,/ hernshaw.
Héros, hai-roh, m. hero.
Hcrpe, herp,/ tetter.

Hersnffe, hair-salij, in. harroiring of a field, <■

Herse, bairss,/ harroiu : portcullis.
Herser, hair-sai, 7'. a. to harrow.
Herseur, hair-sur, tn. harrower.
Hésit.ition, ai-ze-tah-syoH,/ hesitatioiT, incertitude.
Hésiter, ai-ze-tai, v. ii. to hesitate ; pause.
Hétérodoxe, aitai-rod-oks, a. heterodo.y.
Hétérodoxie, ai-taimdok-sc,/ helcrodo.xy.
Hétérogène, .ai-tai-rohj-ayn, a. heterogeneous.
Hétéroi;éncité, ai-tai-rolij-ai-nai-et.ii,/ heterogenei'y. '•
Hêtre, ii.iy-tr, tn. beech-tree,

\\<ia, hull, tn. hoy. '

I leur, ur, tn. luck.
Heure, ur,/ hour ; time ; de bonne —, betimes, early; -.

h la bonne —, very well, be it so ; pour 1'—, at pr.\ iit , '•

tout à r — , immediately, by-and-by ; — s, pi. prayef '

book. ■

Heureux, se, uli-ruh, — z, a. — sèment, ad. happy;'.

lucky ; fortunate ; — , tn. happy man.
Heurter, huhr-tai, v. a. et n. to strike against ; drsh,

knock; hurt; shock; colour hard; sc — , v. r. It

strike against one another ; butt.
Hexamètre, ei^-zain-ay-tr, ;•/. hexamtttr.
Hiatus, e-ah-tOs, ;m. /tiWjfJi . .>

Hibou, hc-boo, w(, (77f/,

HIO [ 73 1

c est l.\ 1', -, volli le -

HUM

HIc, hllc. fH, tiiof, dijfflailly

thtrt is the rub.
Hideux, se, hc-duh, — x, a. — lement, ad. Hideout.
Hie, he,/; bettit, ratntntr.
Hièble, e-ny-l>Ly^ tvathvort.
Hier, yair, ad. yesterday .
Hiérarchie, hyai-rnr-shu,./; hierarchy.
Hiérarchique, liy.ii-r.-irshik, ai. hierarchical.
Hiéroglyphe, yai-ro^-lif, >«. hieroi'lyphic.
Hiéro^'lyphique, yai-roe-lif-ik, a. hieronlyphi at.
Hilarité, c-lar-e-tai,/ hilarity.
Hippiatrique, ip-pe-at-rik,y. veterinary art.
Hippodrome, Ip-po-droliin, *n. race-ground.
Hirondelle, e-roi-dell,/ nvatloiv.
Hirsuteux, se, ir-sd-tuh, —z, a. bristly.
Hisser, he-sai, v. a. to hoist.
Histoire, is-twar,/: history ; record.
Historien, is-tor-yain, tn. historian.
Historier, is-tor-e-ai, v. a. to ornament.
Historiette, is-tor-c-ett,/: story.
Historiojjraphtf, ls-tor-e-0(j-raf, m. historiographer.
Historique, is-tor-ilc, a. — incnt, ad. Historic, historical.
Histrion, is-tre-yoH, »«. buffoon.
Hiver, e-vair, tn. ivinter.

Hivernai;e, e-vair-nahj, vi. luintering, tvinter-time.
Hivernal, e, e-valr-nal, a. hibernal.
Hiverner, e-vair-nai, v. n. to winter: s'— , i>. r, to
Ho, hoh, int. Ho ! [inure one's self to cold.

Hobereau, hob-roh, ui. hobby ; country \gHire.
Hoc, hok, tn. hock (game).
Hoche, liosh,/! notcit, nick.
Hochement, hosli-nia;i, ;«. shakini; o/the head.
Hochepot, hosh-poli, tn. hotchpotch.
Hochequeue, hosh-kuh, tti. wagtail.
Hocher, hosh-ai, v. a. to shake, lost.
Hochet, hosh-ay, tn. rattle.
Hoir, war, tn. heir.
Hoirie, war-e,/: inheritance.
Holà, ho-lnli, itit. ho ! holla I
Holer, ho-l.ii, v. n. to hoot {owls).
Hollander, liol-aH-dni. v. a. to rub in hot ashes.
Homard, hom-ar, tn. lobster.
Hombre, o«-l)r, tn. hombre {game).
Homélie, om-ai-le,/: homily.
Homicide, om-e-sid, in. homicide; — involontaire,

manslaughter; — , a. murderous.
Honiinasie, om-.-ihJ, in. homage,
Honnnatjer, om-alij-ai, tn. homa,ger.
Hommassc, om-ass,y^ masculine.
Homme, om, tti. man ; mankind; — d« lettres,

literary tiiaii ; — dc robe, lawyer.
Homocopathe, oin-ai-()-i)at, tn. homœopathist.
Homœopatliie, oiii-ai-o-pat-e,./: homœopaihy.
Homœup<-ithi(|ue, om-ai-o-pat-ik, a. — nient, ad. homato-
Homogène, om-o-hj,\yn, a. homogeneal. [pathical.

Homoijénéité, om-o-hjai-nai-e-tai../; homogenealness.
Homologation. oni-ol-ojj.;ih-syo»(../; confirmation.
Homolojfuer, oin-ol-o^j-ai, v. a. to confirm.
Homonyme, om-on-iiii, a. hottionymous ; — , tn. name-
Hongre, ho«-(;r, a. clicval — .gelding. \_sake.

Honjjrer, ho«-nrai, v. a. to geld.
Honnête, on-ayt, a. —ment, ad. honest; becoming,

decent, ci-,'il, polite ; hand.somc.
Honnêteté, on-ayt-tai,y; honesty ; decency ; ptliteness.
Honneur, on-ur. in. honour; glory; reputation:

decoration ; dame d'— , lady in waiting ; honiine

d' — , man 0/ probity ; — s, pi. honours; civilities.
tlonnir, hon-neer, v. a. to disgrace.
Honorable. on-or-ali-Vil, a. — inint. ad. honourable ;

respectable ; reputable; sumptuous. [salary.

Honoraire, on-or-air, a. honorary, titular ; —, m./ee.
Honorer, on-or-ai, v. a. to hon.iur ; do credit ; s' — , v. r.

to honour one's self; hold as an honour.
Honorifique, on-or-e-fik, a. honorary.
Honte, \\Qn\.,/. shame ; avoir — de, to be ashamed of.
Honteux, se, ho;(-tuh, — z. a. — senient, ad. ashamed ;
Hôpital, op-e-tal, tn. hospital. [shame/iil.

Hoquet, hok -ay, tn. hiccough, hicaip.
Hoqueter, hok-tai, t. «. to Hiccough.
Horaire, or-air. a. horary.
Horde, hord,y: horde.
Horizon, or-e-zo>/, m. horizon.

Horizontal, e, or-e-zo«-tal, a. — ement, »d. korigoiital.
Horlojje, or-Iohj,y. clock.
Horloger, or-lohj-ai, m. watchmaker.
Horlo^'erie, or-lohj-re.y; watchmaking.
Hormis, or-me. pr. except, save.
Horoscope, or-os-kop, ;«. horoscope.
Horreur, or-rur, yC horror; dread; detestation; ugly

thing ; shocking thing. [shocking.

Horrible, or-ribi, a. — nient, ad. Hot ible, }right/ul ;
Horripilation, or-re-pe-lah-syo«,/; Hcrri/ilation.

Mors, hor, pr. except, save ; — cle, out of, btyomtt •«

d'<fuvre, »«. outwork ; digression.
Horticulteur, or-tekfll-lur. tn. Horticulturist.
Horticulture, or-te-kûl-tflr,/. horticulture.
Hospice, os-piss. tn. hosptlal. \m. hssfitaler.

Flosjiitalier, ère, os-pe-tal-y.ii, — r, n. hospitable; —,
Hospitalité, os-pe-taie-lai, /; Hospitality.
tlostie, os-te.y. viitim; host.
Hostile, OS-til, a. — iiicnt, ad. hostile.
Hostilité, os-te-lctai,/. hostility. [<!'—, ordinary.

1 1 Ate, oht, tn. landlord, innkeeper. Host ; guest ; t.ille
Hotel, oh-tcl, m. hotel ; — de ville, guildhall, toicn'

Hall.
Hôtelier, oht-lyal, m. landlord, innkeeper ; —ère, — .lir,
Hôtellerie, oh-tel-re,/. inn. {/. hostess, landlady.

Hôtesse, oh-tess,y. hostess.
Hotte, hot,y! dorsel, scuttle.
Hottée, hot-ai,y; dorsel/ul.
Hotteur, liot-ur, m. dorsel-man.
Houblon. hoo-bloM. tn. hop, hops.
Houblonncr. fcoo-blon-ai, v. a. to hop.
Houbluniiicre, hoo-blon-yair,/ hop-garden.
Hone, hoo, /; hoe.
Iloucr, hoo-ai. v. a. to hoe.
Ilouette, hoo-ett../; little ho*.
Houille, hoo/.y; pit-coal.
Houiller, lioo/-ai, a. coaly.
Houillère, \wol-i\\T,/. coal-pit.
Honllleiir, hoo/-ur, tn. collier.
Houilleux, se, hoo/-uli, — z, a, coaly,
Hoiilan, ho<i-la>/, m. uhlan.
Houle, \\oa\,/. surge, swell.
Houlette, hoo-lctt,/; crosier ; trowel.
Houleux, se, hoo-liili, — z, a. surgy.
Hou|ipe, ho()p,y. tuft ; powder-puff.
llouppei.indc, hoop-laxd.y. ^''^''/f"'. '•
llouppcr, li(iop-ai. v. a. to tii/t.
Ilouppicr, hdop-yai, in. wool-comber.
llnur.iiller, liooi-a/-,ii, v. n. to hunt with bad h.'unds.
irounl,i),'e, lioor-dahj, m. rough masonry ivork.
llourder, hior-dni, v, a. to roughwork.
Ilourct. iuioray, in. bad hound.
Ilourque, \wurV.,/. hooker. [>iiu\i

llourvari. hdor-var-c, tn. calling back the dogs ; .1' 1/
Houspiller. lioos-pi/-ai, v. a. to tug, tousc ; se —, v. r.

to louse cjie's self; wrangle.
Houssa^fe, lioo-salij, tn. dusting,
Houssaic, hoo-say.y; holly-grove,
Iloussard, hoo-sar, m. hilTsar.
Housse, hooss.y; housing, horse-cloth,
Housser, hoo-sai. v. a, to dust.
Houssiiic, lioo-sin.y. switch.
lloussincr, hoo-se-nai, v. a. to .sivitch.
Houssoir. hoo-sw.Tr, m. feather-broom,
Houx, hoo, m. hotly.
Hoyau, ho-yoh, tn. mattock,
Huau, hfl-oh. in. scarecroiv.
Hublot, hfi-bloh, in. small port-hole.
Huche, hflsh,/: kneading-trough ; meal-tub.
Huchet, hûsh-.'iy, m. huntsman's horn.
Hue, lui, int. geeho /
Huée, lirt-ai,/; 70 hoop ; shout.
lluer, hA-ai, v. a. to whoop after, shout after,
Hufjuenot, e, lirtpnoh, — t, s. huguenot.
Huguenote, hfi;;-not,/: pipkin.
Hui, we, ad. to-day ; ce jour d' — , this day.
lluile, weel.y oil.
Hiriler, we-lai, v. a. to oil.
Huileux, se, we-luh, — z, a. oily.
Huilier, we-lyai, tn. oilman; oil cruet.
Huis, we, m. door, k — clos, 7vitH clostd doors.
Huissier, wis-yai, m. usher, tipstaff.
Huit, wit, n. eight; eighth. [se'nnigM.

Huitaine, we-ten, f. eight days; h la — , this .//v
Huitième, we-tyem, a. — nient, ad. eighth ; —,
Iluitre, \tc-\T,f. oyster. [eighth part.

Hulotte, hûlot,/; mad.ge-owlet.
Humain, e, û-iiiai«, —men. a. —ement, ad. human:

humane, kind ; —, m. man.
Humaniser, û-inan-e-zai, v. a. to humanize, civili:t;

s' — . v. r. to gro7v tradable, become gentle.
Humaniste, û-man-ist, m. humanist.
Humanité, û-nian-e-tai. y: humanity ; kindness; —s,

pi. classical learning.
Humble. u«-bl. a. —ment, ad. Humble, mean.
Iluinectation, û-mek-t.ih-syoH,y; huinectation.
Humecter, û-mek-tai, v. a. to humect, moisten.
Humer, hfliiiai, v. a. to suck in, sup up. [famy.

Humeur, fl-mur, f. humour; temper; disposition:
Humide, û-mid, <i. humid, damp, moist ; — ment, od.

in a da nip place. ( moist k > <■ I

Humidité, û-me-de-tai, f. Humidity, damfiitiS,\

IMP

lluiiioiir, ft-iiior, m. hntnnur, drolttry,

lliuiiuh, û-iiu1s, tn. mould,

lliiiie, liflii.y; top.

Hunier, liAn-yai, m. topsail,

llii|)|)c, \\&i>, /\ prwet ; tu/t.

Hiippc, e, nTip-iii, a. tufltd,

llurc, liùr,/: head ; Jowl.

Iliirlciiicnt, hdrl-ina», tn. howliitc;, ytlt,

ll\irlcT, liilr-lai, v. n. to Hcnvl.yeu.

llurliilicrlii, ^r-Ifl-buir-Iû, ad. bluntly.

Hussard, hfls-.ir, tn. hussar,

lliiitf, hut,/ hut.

Hyacinthe, vas-ai/zt,/ hyacinth.

Hyliriilc, o-bri(l, a. hybridous. [Jraiilirs.

Hyilrauli(|ue, e-clrol)-lik, <j. hydraulical : —, /. hy.

}|y<lri)>,'ra|ihe, e-ilro;;-raf. >n. Iiydro^raplifr.

Hy(lruj;r,i|)hie, e-drotiraf-e,/". hydrography.

Hydrnjfraiihiiiue, e-dr<)>;-raf-ik, a. hvdroi^raphical,

Hydrop.iihie, e-drop-at-e, /. hydropathy.

llydropathiiiue, e-ilrop-at-ik, a. hydropathical.

H><lr(iphol)e, e-drof-ob, s. hydrophobe.

Hydrophobie, e-drof-ob-e,/ hydrophobia.

Ilydropic(ue, e-drop-ik, a. dropsical.

llydropisie, e-drop-e-ze,/: dropsy.

Hycne, yen, A hyena, hyen.

Hyjiiène, e-hje-ayn,/. hys;iene.

Hymen, c-niai«, llynidiice, e-mai-nai, m. hyiiuti, war-

Hymne, iiniii,/: hymn. [riaire

Hyperbole, e-pair-bol,/. hyperbola.
Hyperb()n(i»e, c-pair-bol-ik, a. hyperbolical.
Hypercritiiiue, e-pair-cri-tik, m. hypercritic.
Hypiicondre, e-pok-o;«-dr, m. hvpochondriac.
jlypocdmlriaquc, c-pok-o«.drc-;ik, a. hypochondriacal.
Hypocondrie, e-i)ok-o«-drc,/ melancholy.
Hypocrisie, e-pok-re-ze,/: hypocrisy.
Hypocrite, e-pok-rit, m. hypocrite; -, a, hypocritical.
Hyimthecaire, e-pot-e-kair, a. créancier —, morttraeee-
—ment, ad. by mortgage. '

Hypothèque, e-pot-ck,/ mortgage.
Hypothéiiiier, c-pot-e-kai, v. a. to mortgage, engage.
Hypothèse, c-pot-ayz,/ /«^/<)//,«;j.
Ijypothitique, e-pot-ai-tik, a. — uicnt, ad. hvpothelic,
j ysope, e-zop,y: hyssop. [hyiolhetical.

Hystérie, is-tai-re,/: hysterics.
Hystérique, is-tai-rik, a. hysterical.

lambe, e-a«b, tn. iambus.

Itiiibi<iue, e-a«-bik, a. iambic.

jcdui, e-sloo-e, Icelle, e-sel,/«. he, she,

Ic ineumoii, ik-iiuh-ino», tn. ichneumon,

Ichc.rcnx, se, e-kor-uh, -z, a. ichorous,

IcMhyolonie, ik-te-ol-ohj-e,/: ichthyology.

Ici. ese, ad. here; hitlur ; par —, tliis way ; —près.

Iconoclaste, e-ko-no-klast. m. iconoclast. [hard by

Iconol.ltre, e-ko-no-lau-tr, tn. iconolaler,

Ictere, ik-tair, tn. Jaundice.

jctcrique, ik-tai-rik, a. icterical.

I< cal, e, e-dai.,U a. -anient, ad. ideal; —, m. ideal.

Idee, e.clai,/ idea ; tnind, notion.

I( entifier, e-da«-tif-e-ai, v. a. to identify.

Identuiue, e-da«-tik. a. -nient, ad. identicaL

{(entité, e-da«-te-tai,/: identity.

Il cologne, e-dai-ol-og, tn. ideologist.

Idiome, id-yohm, tn. idiotn.

d!oH.n,i'';^°'''.~y°'- "-.j'^y- foolish: -, tn. idiot.
Idiotisme, id-yot-ism, m. idiotistn. [ fyol

( o .1 rer, id-ol-au-trai, v. a. et n. to idolize, {idolatress
. OKUrie, ul-ol-au-tre./ idolatry, ^ aoiairess.

I'lole, id-ol,/ idol,

i'lylle, id-il,y: idyl.

If, if, m. y a v- tree.

^'I,';"?.' Tl'"'"- '"'/'<■<'('.■ -, '«• ijT'ioratnus,
1,'iK-. e, ifih-nai, a.Jiery.

junoble, myuh lil, ,/. —ment, ad. ignoble

JKnommie, in-yoiii-e-nc, A ig„oiiiin\'

Kiioinmienx, so, in-yom-in-yiili, - z

:s'»orance, iii-y(>r-a;/ss,/. ii:nora,ne .

«noiam, e, iiiyor-a«, -t, ,/. ignorant. -,

ifc. il./ Ts?ànd'^'' "■ "• " "' '^"""''"" ''^•
"'égal, e. il-lai-jjal, a. -ement, ad. illegai.

>iate.

HIisibIc, il-le-zed>l, a. illegible.

llluininateiir, illil-nie-n.itnr, tn. illntninator.

I uminatioii iMiViiie-n.ili.syo>i, f. illuminatiott.

I unîmes, il-lu-iiie-nii, tn. pi. illnminati.

I tiiiiiner, il Ift.ine-n.ii, v. a. to illuitiitial

I iision, ildlVsyo»/,/. illusion, delusion.

Illusionner, il-liVzyon-ai, v. a. to deceive

Illusoire. il-liVzvvar, a. -ment. ad. illusory, deceitful.
ustration il-lfl.strah-syo«,/. illustration ; celebrity,
iistrc, iMi^-str, <». illustrious. [to acouire celebrity,

1 ustrcr, il-lu-strai, v. a. to mate illustrious; s- v r

I Instrissiine, iMil-stris-sini. a. tnost illustrious

Hot, edoli, tn. islet.

Ini.ivre, c-iiiahj,/ itttage ; likeness: represetttatioii.

Iina>,'inable, e-iiiah^c-nah-M, <». imaginable

Iin,ii,'inaire, e-iiiahj-e.nair, a. imaginary

Imaginatif, ivc e-iiiahje-natif. -iv, a.' imaginative.

Imagination. e-inalij-c-nahsyoH, / imagination . ,,.;/■

ceil; fancy. [^'-, v. r. to im gine./ancy,

; "VK"?,^'' e-"!-->l!J-e-nai. v. a. to itna^'ine : contrixie ;

I Iniliecile. ai;i.bai-sil, a. -nient, ad. imbecile, simple,

silly :—, tn. tdiot : /mI.

Imbécillité, ai/i-bai-sil-e-tai,/ imbecility: sUlinttt.
! Imberbe, ai«-bairb, a. beardless.
I Imbiber. ai((.be-bai, v. a. to soak ; Kleep
I Imbibition, ai«-be-bi-syo«, /; imbibitiott,
InibriiKpie. ai/j-bre-ak, a. tipsy.

[ignominious,
a. —sèment, ad.
errui:

, i/t. ignora-
[inns.

Imbroglio. ai;<-brol-yoh, m. intricacy,

Imbu, e, ai;/-ba, a. imbued.

Imitable, c-ine-t.ih-bl, a. imitable.

Imitateur, c-me-tat-ur, tn. imitator.

linitatif, ive, e-ine-tat-if, — iv, a. imitative.

Imit.ition, e-me-tah-syo«, / itnitation ; k V— de i-i

tmitation of.
Imiter, e-nie-tai, v. a. to imitate; copy; counterfeit
i miii.icule, c im-iiiak-iVlai, a. ittimaciilate. [cerlai;

nimanquable, im.nia;/.kali.bl.<i. -ment,«rf. in/allilue,
Imniarcessible, ini-mar-ces-sed.l, a. imttiarcessible.
limiiateria ite, ini-iiiat-ai-ryal-e-tai, /. immateriality.
Inimateriel, le, nn-niat-ai-ryell, a. -lement, ad, iinm i.

tertal. [tini

Immatriculation, Im-mat-re-kill-ah-syoK, / tnatricù.'a'.
Imm.-itriculer, im niatre-kill-ai, t'. a. to matriculate.

dial '^' ""■'"'"■''y-''''' -'• "■ -ement, ad. itnme-

Immémorial, e, im-mal-more-al, a. immemorial.
Immense, iin-ma;(S5, a. -sèment, ad. immense.
immensité, un-niaw-se-tai,/ immensity
Immerger, iin-mair-hjai, v. a. to immerge
laimersioii, im-mair-syo«,/ imtnersioii,
Immeul)le, im-muli-bl, tn. real estate.
Imminemmertt, im-iiie-nama;/, ad. immittently
Imminence, iin-me-na;(ss,/: imminence
Iniininent, e, im-mc-na«, — t, a. imminent, iinpenditi-'
s Imniiscer, im-niis-sai, v. r. to intertneddle, iiiter/eVe
Immixtion, ii;i.miks-tyo«,y: .«c^rwrtW/iW. i/^,,,/.

Immobile, ini-mob-il, a. motionless.
Immobilier, ère. iui-inob-il-yai, — r,a. imtncn-eable, real.
Immobilité, im-mob-e-le-tai,/ imtnobility
Immodéré, e. im-mod-ai-rai, a. -nient, ad' imtnoderaf
Immcdeste, im-mod-est, a. -ment, ad. immodat i,',i.
Immtdestie, im-mod-es-te,/ immodesty. [fiudent

Imiiio ntion, im-mol-ah-syow,/ immolation.
Immoler, im-mol-ai, v. a. to itnmolate, sacrifice.
Immonde, im-nio»d, a. uiuieati.
Immondices, im-mo«-diss,/:/,r.y7///j, dirt.
Immoral, e, ini-mor-.il, a. immoral.
Immoralité, iiu-mor-al-e-tai,/ imttiorality
Immortaliser, im-mor-tal-e-zai, v. a. to immortalize
Immortalité, iiii-inor-tal-c-tai,/ imtnoitality
Immortel, le, im-mor-tell, r». immortal
Immuable, im-iiiû-ah-bl, a. -ment, ad', immutable un-
Immunité. nn-miViie-tai.y: immunity. Ichanrrab e

Immutabilité, im-miVtab-c-le-tai, /. immutability ' '
Impair, aiu-pair, a. uneven, oiid
Impardonnable. ai«.par.don-.ili-bI. a. unpardonable
Iniparfait. e. ai«-par.f.iy. -fet, a. -ei.ieiu, ad.

Jcct ; unjinishcd ; —, tn. imperfct tenu-
jiupartial, e, .i/^zparsyal, a. -cmciit. ad. 'impartial
Impartialité, ai« p.ir-syal-et.ii, / impartiality
Iiup.isse. ai«-paliss, /". W;;;,/,//A.v
Impassibilité. ai«p.is-so-be-le-t,ri,/: ,•„,/„„,•*////„
Impassible, ai«-passe-bl, a. impassible
Impatiemment, aiw-pas-yam-ax, ad. itnpatiently.
Impatience, ai«-pas.ya;is,/ impatience.

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liilpalient, e, al/ipas-yax, — t, a. imfatitnt, unqttitt,

anxious.
Iiiip.itiL-ntor, ni«-pas-y.i«-t.ii, v. a. '^ lireoie's /inlioief;

s—, 7'. ;•. to t; row itnf>itunt. (i;. a fa mi! v.

s'ImiMlriiiiisir. ai;/-i)atronc-zai, v. r. to hnome iiiasitr
liii|),i).ilil.-, ai«-|>ay-yali-lil. rt. iiivaluahic ; admitirtilc.
Iiiilu'iutr.iliilitc, al«-ii.ii-ii.iitr.il)-flc-tai, /. iiiipciutia-

tnltly. \/>fiiftiali/i-.

Iin|iL'ii. trahie, ai«-|.ai-iiaitrali-t)l, a. — inciit, aii. im-
liii|MiiittMici', ,\\n-\t,i\-\\ii\.i\n\, /. i>iif:-iii/i iny.
Ini|n'iiiti'Mt, !■, ai«-|iaiiiLt.i)/, — y, a. i>nf>iHitfnt.
liiilnralil, ivu, ai;/-pairalif, — iv, .1. — ivciiicnt, ad.

niifiiative, al'sohite ; -, tu. iinpftative.
liii|)ir.iti iif, ai;;-|iairat riss, /■. fiiif'ir.ss. [<f/>li/il(.

liiipcrccptililo, .li/rpairsip lu-lil, il. — inciit, aa. imfier-
Imperil, ilile, ai/;p.iirilali-lil, a. Iliat laiiiiot /'C lost.
ltii|«rfctliiiii, .li/z-pairfck-syoii,./! iviferjcitton.
Iiiipirl.il, o, ai/(-p.ii-ryal, /. iniferial. [/■irious.

Impcricux, se, ai«-p.ii-ryiili, — z, a. —sèment, aii. On-
Iiiipi'rissable, .iiH-pai-re-sali-M, <«. iiiif'erishiihlf.
liiiperitie, .ii(;-paire-se,/. iiiiskil/uliicss. ii;uoiiiiue.
liiipi'niu-,il)ilite, .ii;;-p.iir-iii.ii-.ilic-let,ii, f. iiiif'fiTioiis-
Jiiipeniii'alile, ai;/ pair-iiMi .ili-l>l, a. iiiif<trTioiis, [ufss.
Impersonnel, le, ai/(pair-boii-ell, a. — lement, <»i/. itiiper-

SOtlltl.

linpertliioimnent, nl;i-pnir-tc-naiM-a>/, ad. ixiftrii-
n iilly, al'sui-itly.

Iniperlmciice, ai;; palr-lc-naHS, /. impertincnct, ab-
iiintity ; si//iiif.\s.

Impertinent, e, ai;<-palr-to-na», — t, a, i»i/ic>!iiieiit,
silly ; iiialiif'ert. \Jir»t.

Inipertnrl).ible,.iin-palr-tftr-l)ali-lil, ir.— ment, aii.sh-itily,

Impétrant, ai;;-p.ii-tra;;, >». grantet.

Impt'trer, ai;(pai-!r,ii, t. a. to iiiiMratf. [pctiioiis.

Impéti:enx, se, iii;;j)ai-tfl-nli, — ;:, a. —sèment, ad. iiii-

Impétniisité, ai;(-i>ai-tri-oli-2e-tal, /. iinfietitosily, veitt'-

Impie, ai«-i)e, a. impious, uui^oilly. [;;/t';(if.

Impiété, ai;;-pyal-t.u, y! iiiiputy.

Impitoy;ilile, ai;/-iie-t\v.i.yali-lil, a. —nient, ad. uinufi-

Implacable, ai;/-plak-ali-l)l, a. iinplatahle. [i(/'ul.

Implantation, ai;;-pla;;-tali-syo«, A ïiuplaittatioii.

Implanter, ai;i-pla(/-tai, ja iJ. to iuiplaut.

Iniplexe, ai;(-pleks, a. ii/tpte.y, loiufliiated.

Implication, ai;/-ple-kali-syo;/, /.' itiiptuntioii.

Im)>llclte, ai;i-ple-sit, 17. — ment, nd. implicit.

Impliipier, ai;(ple-kal, v. a. to impliiate, involve, en-

Implorer, ai;(-plor-ai, v. a. to implore, crave. [tantale.

Impoli, e, ai;;-pol-e, a. — ment, (»i/. unpolitc, uncivil.

Impolitesse, ai;;-pol-c-lcss, /. unpolitciiess, tnciiilily.

Iinpolitiipic, ai;(-pol-o-tik, a. — nu nt, ad. impolitic.

Imponderable, ai;i-po;;-ilai-rali-l)l, a. imponderable.

Im|)opnlaire, ai;;-pop-ri-lair, a. unpopular.

Impopularité, ai;i-pop-iVlar-e-tai, /. unpopuUirity.

Ini|iortance, ai;(-por-ta«ss, /■. importance, consci/iicnre, j
tnomcnt. [<>/■ moiiicnt. 1

Import.mt, e, ai;;-por-ta;(, — t, n. important, 0/ nofc, \

Imiiortation, ai;/-por-tali-syo;;,y'. importation ; import.

Importer, ai;;-j>ortat, v. a. et n. to import; be 0/ con-
sci/nence; n'nnporte, it is no matter.

Importun, e, ai;;-|)or-tu;;, — tfui, a. importunate, trouble-
some ; — , ;;(. intruder.

Importuner, ai;;-por-ti1-nai, 7'. a. to importune, trouble.

Importimité, ai;;-por-tfl-ne-tal, /. importunity.

Imposable, aH-poli-zali-bl, a. imposable.

hnposant, c, ai;;-poli-za;;, — t, a. imposing'; sfriiing:

Imposer, ai;;-poh-zai, 7'. a. et n. to impose ; c/iarj,'e ; en-
join ; overawe ; clteat, deceive.

Imposition, ai;;-poli-zc-syon, /"■ imposition : duty, tax.

Impossibilité, ai;;-pos-sc-l)e-lc-tai, /. tinpossibilily.

Impossible, ai;;-pos-e-M, a. — ment, ad. impossible.

Imposteur, ai;;-pos-tiir, ;;(. impostor.

Imposture, ai;(-pos-tûr, /; imposture.

Impôt, ai;;-poli, ;/;. tax, duty, toll.

Impotence, ai;/pot-a;;s, /. inipotency.

Impotent, e, ai;;pot-a;(, — t, a. impotent, injirm.

Impraticable, ai;;-prat-c-kali-bl, a. impracticable : un-

\ passable; unsociable.

Impréci'.tion, ai;;-prai-kali-syo;/.y^ imprecation.

Impré^;lK■r, ai/;-pr,iiii-yai, f. a. to imprei;na.'e.

Imprenable, ai;(-iir;;/;-iuili-bl, a. impregnable.

Imprescriptible, ai;;-pros-krip-te-bl, ir. imprcscrif'tible.

Imiiression, ai;/-pres-yo;;,/". im/iression ; print, edili.in:
<lroit il'—, proprietorship. [pression upon.

Impressionner, ai;(-])res-yon-ai, v. a. to make an im-

Imprévoyance, ai;;-prai-vwa-ya«s,y; improzndcnce.

Imprévoyant, e, ai;;-prai-vwa-ya;;, — t, a. improvident.

Imprévu, e, ai;/-pr.ii-vi1, .!. unforeseen.

Imprimable, ai;;-pre-nMli-bl, a.Jlt to be printed.

Imprimé, ai«-l)re-mai, ;;;. anyt'iinc; in print.

Imprimer, ai>i-pre-iiiai, f. a. to impress ; frint ; frime.

Imprimerie, ai;;-priin-rc, y. printing-office.

Iniprim^cA aix-pre-mur, m. printer, pressman.

Improbaliilité, ni;;prob-nb-e-le-tal, /. ituprol.tlill/V.

Improbable, ai)/-prob-ali-bl, a. —ment, ad. improbable.

Iniprob.iteiir, trite, ai;;-prob-atiir, — riss, ii, disappic-
^i>i.V ; — 1 '"■ réprimer.

tmprobation, ai;iprol)-ah-syo«, /. disapprobation, dis-

Iin|>r<ibité, ai>/-iirob-e-tai, /l improbity. [liie.

Improductif, ive, al/z-prod-Ak-til, — iv, a. unprodiulne.

Impromptu, ai;;-pro;/-pti1, m. impromptu.

Impropre, ai'z-propr, a. —ment, ad. improper,

Imjirouver, ai/i-proo-val, v. a. to disapprove.

Inijiriiusileur, .ii;;prov-e-/;.it-ur, ;;/. iinprirvisalor.

Improvisation, ai;;-prov-e-z.ili-syo;/,/? extemporizing.

luiiiroviscr, ai;;-lirov-e-zai, r. a. to evtemporite.

Improviste, ai;;-prov-ist, .'i 1'—, ad. iiiimoiiies.

Imi)rudemmenl, ai;;-prû-daiii-aM, ad. imprudently, in-
discreetly.

Imprudence, al);-prd-da;(s,/ imprudence, indiscnlion.

Imprudent, c, ai;(-prû-da(;, — t, <i. imprudent.

Impubère, ai;(-pù-b.iir, ir. adolescent.

Impudenunent. ai;;pfld,un-a;;, <ri/. impudently.

Impuilence, ai;;-pù-ila;/s, y; impud' nce.

Impudent, e, ai;(-pi'i-da;;, — t, a. impudent, saucy.

Impudeur, ai;/-pft-dur, /; impndcnie, imm,>desty.

Iniiiudicilé, ai;;-piVde-se-tai, A umltastity ; impiinty.

Impudiiiue, ai;;-piVdik, a. —ment, ad. unchaste, leii;t.

Impuissance, ;ii;;-pwe-sa»r,/; impuissance ; inability.

Impuissant, e, ai;(p\ve-sa;;, — t, a. impotent, lirai' . ini-

Impulsion, aix-pùl-syo;;,/'. impulsion, impulse, [a/,f.

Iini-unément, ai;;-piVnai-ma;;, «if'. with impunity.

Impuni, e, ai;;-piVne, a. unpunished.

Impunité, ai;(-piVne-tai, A. impunity.

Impur, e, ai;;-pûr, i». impure.

Impureté, ai;(-pi'ir-t.ii,yf impurity.

ImiMitabilité, .•ii;/-prt-t.i-be-le-tai, f. imputability.

Imjjutable, ai;i-pfi-tali-bl, a. imputable.

Imputation, ai;;-pû-tali-syon, /. imputation.

Iminiter, ai;i-pfl-lai, t'. a. to impute, lay to one's chaix't,

Inaliord.iblc, m-ab-or-dali-bl, <r. inaccessible.

Inacceptable, in-ak-scp-tali-bl, a. inacceptable.

Inaccessible, in-ak-ses-sibi, a. inaccessible.

Inaccord.ible, in-ak-or-dali-bl, a. unj^rantabU.

Inaccostable, in-ak-kos-tah-bl, a. unsociable.

Inaccoutumé, e, in-;ik-oo-tiVniai, a. unaccustomed, un-

Inachevé, c, in-asii-vai, a. unjinished. \iisuul.

Inactif, ive, in-ak-tif, — iv, a. inactive.

Inaction, in-ak-syo;;, yi inaction.

Inactivité, in-ak-te-ve-tai,y. inactivity.

Inailmissible, in-iid-inis-sibl, a. inadmissible.

Inadvertance, in-ail-vair-ta;/s, /. inadverteney.

Inaliénai lilité, in-al-yai-nab-e-le-tai, /. inalienableness.

ln,'iliénable, in-al-yai-nali-bl, ir. inalienable.

Inaltérable, in-al-tairahbl, a. unalterable.

Inamovibilité, in-am-ov-e-be-le-tai, /. unremoveable-
tiess ; beiiii^/or li/e.

Inamovibb;, in-am-ov-e-bl, a. for li/e.

Inanimé, e, in-an-c-mai, a. inanimate.

Inanité, in-an-c-tai,./; inanity, emptiness.

Inanition, in-an-e-syo;;,y: inanition.

Inaperçu, e, in-ap-iiir-si1, a. unperceived.

Inai)pétence, in ap-paita;;s,./i want ol appetite.

Inapplicable, in-ap-le-kali-bl, a. inapplicable.

Inapplication, in-ap-!ekali-syo;;,y". inapplication,

Iiiapplicpié, c, ina-pli.-kai, a. inattcntite, careless.

Inapiiréciablc, in-ai)-prai-syah-l I, a. invaluable.

Inaptitude, in-ap-le-tûd.y; iinjitncss.

Inattai|uable. iu-at-ak-ali-bl, a. ine.xpux'nable.

In.ittendu, e, in-at-a;;-ili1, a. unexpected.

Inattentif, ive, in-at-a;;-tif, — iv, a. inattentive, careless,

liiatttiition, in-at-a;;-syo;;,y; inattention.

In.'iu^iir.'ition, in-oli ijû-rah-syo^.y; inau,:,'uratiou.

InauL'urer, in-ohj^ri-rai, v. a. to inauf^urate.

Incalculable, ai;/kal-ki'i-lali-bl, a. incalculable.

Incandescent, c, ai;(-ka;/-tles-sa;(, — t, a. ineandesciiit.

Incantation, ai;/-ka;;-tali-syo;/, y; incantation.

Incapable, ;ii;;-kap-ali-bl, a. incapable, unable.

Incapacité, ai;(-kap-as-e-tai, A incapacity ; iinaptness.

Incircération, ai;;-;var-sai-ran-syo;;,y; incarceration.

Incarcérer, ai;(-kar-sai rai, v. a. to incarcerate.

Incirnadin, e, ai;;-k.ir-nad-ai;/, — in, Incarnat, e, aii-
kar-nali, — t,rt. carnation-coloured.

Incarnation, .ii;;-kar-nali-syo;;,y: incarnation.

Incarné, e, ai/(-kar-nai, a. imarnate.

s'Incarner, ai«-kar-nai, v. r. to assume the hinnon

Incartade, ai«-kar-tail,y; insuit. [nalnr;.

Incendiaire, ai»i-sa;(-dyair, a. incendiary.

Incendie, ai;(-sa;;-de, m.crcatfire ; conJlai;ration.

Incendier, .•u;;-sa;(-dyal, v. a. to hum. [ir;/.(.«.

Incertain, c, ai;;-sair-tai;;, —ten, ir. — cment, ad. un

Incertitude, ai;;-sair-tc-trKl,.A inicrlitudc ; doubt.

Incessanuuent, ai;/-si'S-ani-a;;, ad immediately.

Inceste, ai;(-scst, ;«. incest, [ccstiù :is.

lucesitueux, se, ai/t-scs-tû-uli, —2, a, «-s^iucut, ad, in-

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l(l(-iiï«'iiiniciit, ni'/ <C(lain-.T«, itJ. incùUnlally.

Inciiifiici.-, .li'isc-il.i'is,/; tiuiiitiut. [iiin\/eiit.

IikkIciiI, 0, iii»i-sf-(l.ii(, — t, It. iuii.ltnt, casual ; —, »«.

Iiicltii-'ralion, alM-scnairatisyo»i,/ tiicineralwn,

iiitiiiéror. ai«-scnairai, v. d. to iiuiiitratt.

incisif, ivc, ai»i-sc-zif, — iv, n. imisiir.

iiuisinii, ni"-so-zyo<i, / imisii'ii.

InciLition, ni'/'Sc-Lili-»)'!»!,/; nuitatioii, stimiilatioit,

liKitcr, ai»<-sc-tai, ?■. n. lo imiff.

Incivil, c, iii/i-sc-vil. r». — cint-iit, irif. Oicivil, unfolile.

Iiuivlllto, al»i-sc-vclc-tai,/ iiuivility.

IiK iviiiiie, ai'z-sc-vik, <i. uuhkt a fiitriot.

liaivlsine, ai)/-se-vlsni, m. naiit o/ fdfriolisin.

iiiciciiiciicc, ai/i-kl.ii-nia»/ss,/ iiijinieiity.

iniloiiicnt, c, ai</-kl.ii-nia<;, — t, <». imtenifiit, sf,>trt.

InLlin.ii^nn, ai/i-klo-nay-zo»(,_/; iiiiliiiiition. [/i».t.ui';r.

Iiulinatioti, alx-klciialisyd;», /. imliiiation ; .fli'/>f :

Incliner, aix-klc-iiai, t. a. ft ii. (o un Une ; h,nu ; be Uis-
/<ur./A'; s'—, 7'. r. toiuiline ; bow,

Iiulns. c, ai»i-klrt, — z, a. eiulosed.

Ini hr.ivriuciit, ai»/-kliVzlv-in.>«, rt7. iiir/usifely.

liiLinjnito, ai«-k(in-yu-ti)li, ait. iiito:;iiifo, tmoj,',

InciiluTcncu, ai<(-k'i-ai-ra</s,/. iiiiolierenre.

Inc iihtrcnt, c. ai)(-koai-r.i;i, —t. <i. inrohereut. [hûily.

IncnnilmilibilitL', .•ii(/-ki))/.l)i"|s.|cl)C-lct.ii. /. lUdoiibuiti-

Inciiiiilnistil)lo, ai</-ko;/-bi1stcl)l, a. iiuoyiihii^^tibU.

incnnniionsiirablc, ai/i-kom-iiiu/J-sû-rah-l>l, «. imoin-
»iensiiriible. [soiiir.

liiciiniinoile, al;(-komo(1, a. iiico'iiiiiodious ; trouble-

Iiicoinmodo, e, ai/i-koinod-ai, a, —ment, att. iiuoii-
venieitl : iiiiiisfosni.

InciinnnodtT, ai(»-kom-o<l-ai, v. a. to iucoiniiioife; aiiiioy.

liiciiinniDilitc', ai)i-kiiin-ode-tai, y. iHionveiiiiiice ; m-
tiisfositio». [iiiiiib/e.

Iiiciiniiniinicdile, ai«-koninu1-ne-kah-l)l, tt. iiiioiuinu-

Incnnipar.ililc, ;ii«-ko)/.|),ir-.ihdjl, u. — ment, ii./. in-
io>ii/'itr,ib/e, »ititi/i/fss. [bility.

Iiici]ni|)atil)ilité. ai«-k(iH-pate-l)C-Ic-tai, /. iucoitifati-

lnciiMi|iatible, aiii-ko«.pat-e-bl. a. iiuoinfaliblt.

Inconipcteninient, ai«-ko»i-p;ii-tam-a<(, <irf. incompe-
tently.

Incompétence, ai«-ko;i-pai-ta;(SS, /. iiicomfttoice.

Inccinipotent, e, ai»(-kn;ipai-la>(, — t, a. iiitonifelent.

Iruoniiilct, lite, ai//-ko«-pl.(y, — pleyt, n. iiuoin('Ute,

liicomiirc'liensibllite, ai»i-ko;(-prai-aH-se-be-le-tai. /. in-
loiiifirehcnsibitily. [hensible.

Inciimpreliensible,'ai>/-ko;i-prai-a«-se-bl, <?. iucotnfre-

Inconcevable, ai»/-k<)</s-valibl, a. incoiufiva'^le.

Inconciliable, ai»(-ko>/-silyali-bl, <». irrecoiu liable.

Incondtiitc, ai«-ko«-dwit,y". luisioiiiiuct.

Inconijru, c, ai«-ko;(-i;rù, <>. i)icoux'ruous, itii/ît.

Ini onj,'riiité, id;/-ko«i;rùi.'-tai, /.' iiicouj^riiity.

Inconnu, e, ai;i-kiiii-û, .f. uiii-iii>~.v)i.

luconseciiience, ai-ko;i-s.iika;(ss,/; iucoiixequeiice ; in-
û'iisisteiicy. [iiuoiisis'eiit.

Iiiconséciiient, e, ai«-ko»(-sai-ka»/, — t, a, imousei/uciit ;

buoiHi.liTation, ai« • ko;/ • se- dai-rah-syoïr, /. iiicoii-
1 i.lentlioii. [comi/trate.

Inconsidéré, c, aiH-koxse-dai-rai, a. —ment, ail. in-

Inconsol.ible, ai;(-ko«-s()lalibl, a. inconsolable.

Inconstanimcnt, ai« - ko» -stan; -aH, ail. iinstenilily,
li:;htly. [>;cj.t.

Inconstance, ai;(-kn;/-sta;/<is, y; inconxtai:cy, unsleaiii-

Inconstant, c, ai;/-ko>i-sta'(, — t, a. inconstant.

Inconstitutionnel, le, ai;/-ko;(-ste-tû-syoii-ell, a. not con-
stitutional, [testable.

Incontestable, ai;/-ko;/-fcs-tali-bl, a. —ment, ad. incon-

Incciiitesté, e, ai«-knj(-tes-tai, u. not contested.

Incontinence, ai«-ko«-te-na)iss,/; incontinency.

Incontinent, c, ai»i.ko;/-tc-na«, — t, a. et ad. inconti-
nent ; iiinnedialely.

Inconven.ible, ai«ko>(-vna-l)l, a. —ment, ad. untecom-
in^r; unsuitable.

Inconvenance, ai«-ko«-vna>(s, /l unbecoininj^ness.

Inconvenant, e, ai«-ko;(-vnai(, — t, a. unbecoming,
unseemly.

Inconvénient, ai«-ko;(-vai-nya»f, vi. inconienience.

Incorporation, ai;/-kor-por-ali-syo», /. incorforation.

Incorporel, le. aio-korpor -cil, a. incoy/'0)eal.

Incorporer, ai/;-kiir-|)or .li, ;•. a. to imor/'Oiate.

Incorrect, c, ai>*-kor-rekt, a. incorrect.

Incorrection, ai»(-kor-rek-syi3>/, /. incorrectness.

Incorrifjibilité, ai«-kor-re-lije-l)e-le-t.ii, /. inccrrijj' ble-

Incorri^fiblc, ai«-kor-re-hje-l)l, a. incorrii^ible. {ness.

Incorruptibilité, ai«-kor-ri1p-te-bedo-tai, /. incorrupli-
hility.

Incorruptible, aix-kor-rflp-te-bl, a. incorrufitible.

Incrédibilitc, ai»(-kr;ii-de-bc-Ie-tai. f. incredibility.

Incrédule, ai;t-krai-dûl, ii, incredulous ; —, m, iinbe-
lierer.

Incrédulité, ai;(krai-diVle-tai,/ incredulity, unbelief.

I"cr^.i^ e, ai« krai ai, a. nncreated.

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IncrliniiiT ni'/ krimcnal, v. a. to iin/eaifi.
Incroyable, aix-krwayaliM, a. —ment, ad. incredible,
Incrnsttition, ai»i-kri1s-tali-syii)/,y. nu ruitation.
Incubation, ai'i-kil-b.ili-syo/i,/; intubation.
Incube, ai«-ki1l>, »«. nii;nlinare.
Inculpation, .lixkùl-pah-syox, / arraignment.
Inculper, ai/f-kill-nai, r. a. loaccu\e, ihar\;e.
Inculipier, aink.uk.ii, f. a. to imuliate.
Inculte, ai>f-ki1lt, a. uncultnaled.
Intidture, nifi-kùl-tiV./. want o/ culture.
Incur.ibilité, ai»i-kiVr.ib-c-letai, /. iiuurability.
Incurable, ai<i-klVr.dl bl, a. incurable.
Incurie, ai/i-krt-re, /. carelessness.
Incurinsité, ai/i-kilr-coli-ze-t.ii, /. Aeedlestnest,
Incursion, aid-kAr-syo;», / incursion, inianon.
Indébrotiillable, ai«-d.ii brnoAahbl, <i. inexplicable.
Indécemment, ai>/-<lai'Sam'a», a. indeiently.
Indécence, ai»-d.iisa»iss,/; indecency; unseemliness,
Indécent, e, ai><-<l.d-sa>r, — t, u. indecent ; unieemty.
Indécliillrable, .ii»/d li-shit-r.ili-bl, ii. undeiipheràhle ;
Indécis, e, ai»i-dai-se, — siz, n. undecided, [undejinable.
Indécision, aix-dai-se-zyo»;,/; indecision. [t rat table.
In<lécrott.d)le, ai«-(!aikrot-,did>l,<». not polis liable ; un-
Indéfini, e, aix-dal-fe-no, —ment, ad. indejinite.
Inilofinissable, ai«-il.ii-fe-nc-salibl, a. unde/inable ;
Indélébile, nix-dai-l.iibil, a, indelible, ^unaccountable,
Iiulélibéré, e, al;/-d.ii-le b.ii-ral, a. indeliberate,
Iiulelicat, e, ai«-dai-lekali, — t, ii. indelicate.
Indélicatesse, ,ii>i-d.ii-le kat-ess, /. indelicacy.
In Iciiine, ai>/-<lenm, a. indemniticd.
Indemniser, ai(/-d.im-nezai, v, io indemnify.
Indemnité, ai/i-dam-ne-tai, /. indemnity ; indemnifi-
cation. [dent/Y.
Indépendamment, ni»(-dalpa«/-(lam-a«, ad. indcptn-
Indépendance, ai«-d.ii-|>.u/d.i;/ss, /l independent y.
Indépendant, e, ai</-daip.i«il i»/, — t, a. independent.
Indcstruciibilité, ai;i-destri"lk-tc-be-le-tai, /. indestruc-
tibility.
Indestructible, aiw-des-trûktebl, it. indestructible.
Indétermination, ai«-ilai-tairine-Malisyo;i, f. indéter-
mination, [determinate : irresolute.
Indéterminé, e, ai«-(laitair-menai, (7. —ment, ad. m-
Indévot, e, ai;>-dai-vuh, — t, a. — euient, ad. indeiout ;

irreligious.
In lévotion, ai«-dai-v()li-syo((,y. indcrotion.
Index, ai>/-deks, m. index. [indicafiie moi\i.

Indicatif, ive, ai»/-(le-k.it-if, — iv, a. indicative ; —, m,
Indic.ition, ai>;-ile-kah-syi);/,.A indication.
Indice, ai/t-diss, m. sign, token.
Indicible, ai«-ile-se-bl, a. unspeakable.
Indiction, ai«-dik-syo»/, y; indittion; convocation, pro-
Indienne, ai<;-dien,y; printed cotton. [clamation,

Inititlereunnent, ai»-(le-f.u-ram-a«. <»./. indij/erently.
Iiidillérence, ai»i-de fai-ra<is,/; indijlerence.
Indiffèrent, e, ai);-de-fai-ra;(, — t, a. indijlerent, iincon-
Iiidijjén.it, ai«-de-lijai-nali, m. in ùgenate. [cerntti,

Indi>;cnce, .ai«-de-lija.',s,y. indigence, poverty.
Iniliifène, ai«dehjayn, a. indigenous, native,
lndij.'ent, e, ai«-de-lija</, — t, a. indigent, fioor,
Indi>;es(e, ai«-de-I\jest, a. i'idigest.
Iiidiifestiim, ai/(-de-hjes-tyo»(,y! indigestion, surfeit.
Inilijjjiation, aix-din-yah-syo;»,/ indignation. [b.ise,
Indi^'Ue, ai«-(lin-y?, a. —ment, ad. iimcorlliy ; mean,
Indi),'ncr, ai;<-din-yai, v. a. to exasperate ; s'-, ■.'. r. to be

indignant.
Indignité, ai«-dln-yc-fai,/; indignity, unviorthiness.
Indijjo, ai«-dc-uoli, m. indigo.
IndiKoterie, ai«-<le-j;ot-re,y; indic^o-mixnufactory ,
Indijjotier, ai«-de-(;(jt-yai, m.indigo-tree. [slioiv.

Indiiiuer, ai;(-de-kai, v. a. to indicate : point out, appoint.
Indirect, e, .ii;;-de-rekt, it. — cnieiit, ad. indirect.
Indisciplinable, ai«-de-se-ple-iiah-bl, a. ungovernable ;

unruly.
Indiscipline, ai)/-dc-se-plln,./; ■tcant of discipline.
Indiscipliné, e, ai«-de-.se-ple-nai. a. iindisi ipUired.
Indiscret, été, ai;(-dis-kray, — krct, a. — étemeiit, ad.
indiscreet , inconsiderate ; —, m. indiscreet, imperti-
nent. ['n:nce.
Indiscrétion, ai)/-diskraisyo;/,/ indiscretion ; imferli-
Indispens,d>lc, tii«-diL-pa«-sali-bl, a. — lient, ad. indis-
pensable, [quealhe.l.
Indisponible, .iii;-dis-poli-ncbl, a. that cannot be be-
Indisposé, e, ai«-dis-poh-zai, a. indisposed ; umoetl.
Indisposer, .li/z-dis-poli-zai, v. a. to indispose ; disaffect.
Indisposition, ai;/-dispoli-ze-syo«, y: indisposition.
Indissolubilité, ai<(-dis-sol-fl-l)e-le-tai, f. indissolubility
Indissoluble, ai«-dis-sol-û-bl, a. —ment, ad. indissoluble.
Indistinct, e, ai>(-dis-tai»kt, a. — enient, ad. indistinct ;
Individu, ai«-de-ve-dû, ni. individual. [confused.
Individualiser, at;i-dc-ve-diVal-e-zai, v. a. to indivi-
dualise.
InJ'vi' iilité, al/(-Je-*c-dû-al-et;\i,/ individuality.

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Individuel, le, ai»-de-ve-UAcl, a. — etneiit, ad. iudtvi-
Unal.

Iiulivlii. e, aiH-dtvc, — vii.a. iituiiiiiitd : \yAt—, jointly.

Indivise!, e, ni>i'<le-vc-2<ii, a. iiiidivi,ied.

IlidivisiUilitii, iii/i-ilc-ve-ïjc-bc-lc-t.il, /, indivis ihilily,

Iridlvi-iilile, .li^-dc-ve-ze-lil, n. —mem, ad. iiidtviablt.

Indivision, M>i-dx:-\K-zyijn,/. joiitl /lossfssion,

In-iliX'liuil, ai><-di/-wit. ui. hiwi i/i nj;htteiis,

IikIdciIu, <ii>i-<tosil, a. indon/f.

Inducilitd, ai»i-ilovil-e-tai,/; mdocilHy.

Indoleiniiient, ai/i-ddl-aiii-a'i, nd. indoltiitly.

indolence, iii'i-do.l.viss,/. iudoltmt.

Indolent, e, ai>i-dol-a>i, — t, a, indolent ; liity.

Indoiiipt.djie, ■-ii;i-<lo»-ptali bl, a. nnlnmablt, unninii-

Indonipttf, e, ni>/-do;/-ptai, ii. iinliitnrd. \iij;(abie.

In-doiuc, niwdooz, >n. book in tiuelTis.

Indu, c, ai»i-dri, a. nnduf ; nnsemoniib/e.

ludiiliitahlc, ni>i-dû-bu-tah'bl, a. — iiient, ad. indlibi-
tabtt, undonhtrd.

Induction, ,iiH-dûl«-syo>i,/. induction.

•In>lulre, aii/dwcer, v. a. to indihe ; inftr,

Induli;cMce, aiH-dùlliia<iss,/. indx/gfiiie.

Indulgent, e, ai/i-dCiIliJa;!, — t, a. tndulstnt, kind.

Induit, ai;/-dftlt, m. induit. [mild.

indftnicnt, ni'i-diVnia;!, ad. unduly.

Industrie, ai;i-dCis-tre, / industry; ingenuity; dex-
ttrily . chevalier d' — , sharftr.

Industriel, le, ai/i-dils-ireell, a, tnaniifacturing ; — ,
»«. iniinii/iirliirer, tradfr, [ingenious, skilful.

Industrieux, se, ai»/-dùs-trf-uli, — z, n. — SL'nu;ut, ad.

Indbranl.dile, iuai-bra»(-labl, a. —nient, ad. immov-
able; unshaken.

Inédit, e, in-,ii<le, —dit, a. unfiubtished.

Ineirabilitc, e, iiieffal)-e-lc-tai,./. iiiitf'ibility.

lucfl.ible. in<}|' lali-bl, a. inej/dhle, uiix/>(iikable.

lnc(la<;.iblc, iu-cfasalil)l, ,j. iiidiHhIe.

Incllicace, in-of-n-kass, a. infjffimcioiis ; fruitless.

Inellicacitc, incf-c-kas-e-tai,/l incflicaiy.

Inégal, e, iu-ai-);al, a. — euieiit, ad. uiuqiiat : unereii.

Itic'tialitd, inai-nal-e-tai,y; inei/uulity ; nn-venness,

JnL'lét,'.ince, iu-ai-lai-v;a«ss,y; ineli'j.'aiiie.

Inélégant, e, iu-ai-lai-LM»/, — t, (i. inelixa'.t.

Inclit;d)lc, inai-lelije-l)l, a. not eli^nble.

Induarrable, in-ai-nar-rali-bl, a. ine.\/>rissible, unsfeak-

Inepte, in-ept, a. — uieut, nd. unfit ; foolish. [able.

Ineptie, in-ep-sc,/. ine/^tiliide ; foolery.

Inejiuisable, iu-.ii-pwe-zalilil, a. iiie.\haustible.

Inerte, in-airt, a. inert ; sliii^^'ish.

Inertie, iu-air-se,y.' inertiit ; .ilii;,'i;ishness.

Inespéré, e, in-es-pairai, «. — lueut, ad. unhoped, tin-

Inestiuial>le, in-estc uiali-bl, a. ints/iinable. [ex/>ectid.

Inévitable, in-ai-ve-tali-bl, <t. —meut, ad. inevititble,
unavoidable. [careless.

Inexact, c. in-ct;-zakt, a. — emeiit, ad. inaci urate ;

Incxactitutle, iu-en-zak-te-ti^d,/! inaccuracy ; careless-

Inexcusable, ineks-kiVzali-bi, a. inexcusable. [iiess.

Inexécutable, iuai,i,'z-ai-kfl-tah-bl, a. unperfortnable.

Inexercé, e, inei;z-air-sai, a. unpractised.

Inexorable, ine>;z-or-ah-bl, a. —meut, ad. inexorable.

Inexperience, in-eks-pai-rya«ss, / inexf'erience.

Inexpérimenté, e, in-eks-pai-re-nuiH-tai, a. inexperi-
enced, untried.

Inexpiable, ineks-pe-ah-bl, a inexpiable.

Inexplicable, iu-eks-plekah-bl, a inexplicable.

Inexprimable, iu-eks-pre-mali-bl, a. inexpressible.

Inextinguible, in-eks-tai«j;u-e-bl, a. inextinguishable,
unquenchable.

Inextirpable, ineks-tir-palibl, a. not to be extirpated.

Infaillibilité, ai«-la/-e-be-lc-tai, /. infallibility, cer-
tainty.

Infaillible, ai«-fa/-e-M, a. —ment, ad. infalliHe, certain.

Infaisable, ai»-fai-zali-li|, a. infcastble.

Infamant, p. ai»(-fau-ma;/, — t, a. itynoiiiiiiious,

Infftme, ai«-faum, a. infainoiis ; disgraceful.

Infamie, aiH-fam-c,y. infamy.

Infanterie, ai»(-fa>(-tre,y. infantry.

Infanticide, ni>/-fa«-te-sid, >//. infanticide.

Infatigable, ai;;-fat-c-Kahbl, a. — meut, ad. ;'"defati-

Infatuation, aiH-fat-Ci-ah-syo«,y! infatuation. [gable.

Infatucr, ai;;-fat-wai, v. a. to infatuate, prepossess ; s' — ,
V. r. to be infatuated.

Infécond, e, ai;/-faiko«, — d, a. infccund.

Infécondité, ai;/-fai-ko«-<lctai,y; injecutidity.

Infect, e, aiH-fekt, a. infected ; infccliious.

Infecter, ai/;-fek tai, v. a. to infct, poison; corrupt.

Infection, ai«-fck-syo);,/. infection.

Infi.'odatiou, ai)i-fai-oil-alisyo«,y: enfeoffment.

Inféoder, aiH-faiodai, -v. a. lo enfeoff.

Inférer, iuw-l.iii.ii, i'. a. to iii/er. [loiver, nether.

Inférieur, e, ai>;-fai-ryur, a. — enient, ad. inferior.

Infériorité, ai<i t'ai ryor e-l.ii, A inferiority.

Infernal, e, ai«-lair-nal, a infernal.

Infertile, ni>i-falr-(il, <t. infertile.

Inferlllué, ni;/.fairtile-tal,/ infertiltijf,

lufestei, aix-fciilai, 1'. a. to tii/esl.

Infidèle, ni»i-fcdcl, a. —ment, ad. unfhith/ul, /nfie;

unbelieving ; —, ni. unbelirver.
Infidélité, aifi-lc-dai-let.ii,/: infidelity ; uii/aitlifulnes^
lutiltrallou, ai/ifil Ir.iliiiyo'i, t. infiltration.
Infiltrer, ai/itiltrai, v. a. toinfiltrale.
Infune, ai'i full, (I lowest. [W—, tfithout ni i.

Infini, e, ni//-fe-ne, <i. —ment, ad. infinite ; boundicM ,
Infinité, aiwfene-tai,/; infinity ; infinite iiiiinber.
Infinitésimal, ni»(-fe-ne-taizc-mal, a, infinittsimai.
Infinitif, ai«-fe-netif, ni. infinilive.
Infirmation, ai// fcrr-mah-syo;/,/ invalidation.
Iiitiniie, ai/z-feirm, ^r. infirm ; iveak.
Infirmer, ai//-feer-mai, //. a. to invalidait, anutit.
Infirmerie, ni/i-fcerm-re, /. infirmary.
Infirmier, ai//-feer-nie-ai, m. hospital attendant.
Infirmité, ai//-feer-iiie-tai, /. infirmity.
Iiitl.iium.ible, ai//-f1.im'm.ili-bl, a. inflammable.
Inflamm.ition, ai//-fl.iiii-mnli-syo//,/; injlaminatiott.
Infléchir, ai//-flai-slieer, v. a. to infect.
Inflexibilité, ai//-f1ek-se-be-lc-tai, / inflexibility, in.
Inflexible, ai//-Hex-se-bl, a. in'lexifle. [/lexibleiif^i.

IiiHexiou, ai//-Hek-s^'o«,/l injlcfion.
Iullit;er, ai//-flc-lijai, 7'. a. to inflict; impose {puiii'i-
Influence, ai//-flft-a»/s,y: influence. [mem)

Influencer, ai//-flù-a//-sai, v. a. to influenct.
Influent, c, ai//-fli^-a//, — t, a. influential.
Influer, ai/z-tliVai, v. n. to hai>e an influenct upon.
lufolio, ai//-fol-yoli, m. folio-book.
Information, ai//-for-iu,d:-syo//, /. information ; in.
Informe, ni«-form, a. shapeless. ['/"" ■

Informer, ai/<-for-niai, v. a. et n. to inform; acguaml :

make an inquiry ; s'— , V. r. to ask after.
Infortune, ai/z-for-tùn,/; misfortune.
Iiifurluné, e, ai'/-for-tfl-nai, a. unfortunate, unhapf>y.
Infracteur, ni//-fraktur, m. infringer, violafoi .
Infraction, ai/z-fraksyo//,/! infraction, violation.
Infructueux, se, ai//-lri'ik-tA-uii, — z, a. — scincnt, a.l.

unfruitful ; unprofitable ; vain.
Infuser, ai//-rA-zai, v. a. to infuse.
Infusible, ai//-fû-ze-bl, a. infusible.
luftision, ai;/-fû-zyo;/,y; infusion ; inspiration.
Injjamlic, ai// (ja/zb, a. nimble, sioift.
s'liij,'enier, ai//-lijai-nyai, v. r. to set one's loits to.
Injjcnieur, ai//-lgai-nyur, ;//. engineer. [geni<n<.

In^;éuieux, se, ai«-hjainyuh, — z, a. —sèment, ail in.
liil^énu, c, ai/;-lijai-nû, a. — nieiit,U(/. ingenuous ; offn,

innocent.
Inijénuilé, ai//-hjai-nfl-e-tai,/: ingenuity ; candour.
s'Insérer, ai//-hjai-rai, v. r. to meddle.
lufirat, c, ai//-^'rali, — t. a. iingratefnl.
Iui,'ratitudc, ai//-i,'rat-c-tûd,y; ingratitude,
Injjrcdient, ai//-(;rai-<lya//, ///. ingredient.
Ini,'uérissable, ai//-t,'ai-re-sah-bl, a. incnrabli.
Inhabile, in-ab-il, a. unqualified, unfit.
Inhabileté, in-ab-il-tai,y. iinskilfiilncss.
Inhabilité, inab-il-e-tai,y^ inability, incompetency.
Inhabitable, inab-e-tah-bl, a. uninliabitaolt.
Inhabité, e, iu-abe-tai, a. uninhabited.
Inlialatlon, tn-al-ah-syo//,y; inhalation.
liihérent, e, in-ai-ra;/, — t, a. inherent.
Inhibition, in-e-be-syow,/; inhibition.
Inhospitalier, ère, in-os-pe-tal-yai, — r, a. inhospita").
Inhospitalité, in-os-pe-tal-e-tai,/; inhospitalily.
Inhumain, e, in-û-niai//, —men, a. — ement, ad. in'.:i-

man, cruel.
Inhumanité, in-ft-man-e-tai,/'. inhumanity, cruelty.
Inhumation, in-û-mali-syo;/,./; biirving.
Inhumer, in-ft-inai, v. a. to inhumate, bury.
Inimaginable, in-e-mahj-e-nah-bl, a. unimaginable.
Inimilable, in-e-ine-tahbl, a. inimitable.
Inimitié, in-e-me-tyai,y. enmity, aversion.
Inintellijjible, in-ai//-tel-le-hje-bl, a. unintelligible.
Inique, m-ik, a. —ment, ad. iniquitous, unjust ; in:-
Ininuité, in-c-ke-tai,y: iniquity; injustice, [righlc.us.
Initial, in-e-syal, a. initial.
Initiation, in-e-syah-syo;/,/; initiation.
Initiative, in-e-syat-iv,y; proposingfirst.
Initier, in-e-sy.d, v. a. to initiate, admit.
Injecter, ai«-lijck-tai, v. a. lo i>,

comtnanrl.

Injecter, ai«-lijek-tai, v. a. to inject.

Injection, ai/z-lijek-syo;/,/: injection.

Injonction, ni//-njo;/k-syo«,_/". injuuction.

Injure, ni;/-lMÛr,y". injury, insult ; abuse.

Injurier, aiz/hjCu vai, v. a. to abuse. i

Injurieux, se, ai//-lijùr-yuh, — z, a. offensive, abiiSi-';\

Injuste, ai//-hjust, a. —ment, ad. unjust. [un,:.i':

Injustice, aiz/diji'is-tiss, y. injustice.

Injustifiable, ai//-lijûstc-fe-.di-bl, a. unjustifiable.

liiuavi>;able, in-nav-e-irali-bl, a. innavigable.

Inné, e, in-nai, a. innate.

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Innorrmiiipnt, lno«-«tn i\>i, a,/. innoffntlY.

liiiiiM ciii V, li\iis-.i«ss, /. iiiihHi-iKi- ; si»i/>/i,i'y.
Ihii'iiiiit. r. ill iis-.i»/, -I. II. iiiiii'itiil i iiinfit- ; —, in.

liiiiiK Liili r. inns ;i'/-t.il, t'. (t. loixcifiiit.

Iiiiininl'r.ilili', iiini>// lir.iliM, n. — iiu-'il, nA. iimiinifr-

iiiiiiiiiii', e, ill iiniii ai, ii. A/< tt. |<iV'<', iiiiiiitn, i.uk,

iiiiMi.iliiir, iiiiiiiv .il-iir, HI. iniiornfrr,

iiiji.iv.iliiiii, iniiDv-.ili-syii/i,/. miimjiilion,

iiiiiDvcr. miKiv-ai, i'. <i. to inuittitte.

IiMiliscrvatiiin, ln-€il)-sair-v.ili-syc)«,y. Hoii-ohtfrfianet.

In'iicu|i<i, e, liiiilc-fip.ii, n. uiii«iii/<itii ; uiifinftoytd.

IniiLt.ivo, in-ok-t.ih-voli, m. ititiivo, Oilnvo book.

Iiwitulatciir, iii-okO-lat-tir, m. iiioiiihitor.

I not Illation, lii-ok-d l.ili-syi//,./ duk nUtiott,

Iti'Kiilcr, iiMik-iVlai, f. a. to iiiotiilatt.

Iiir>i|(irc, in-iul-ur, a. tiuhiorons.

liiiillciiiif, Ive, iii-of-a<(-sif, — iv, a. inofliiisive, harm-

lii.Mnlation, iii())/-ilah-syi»»,y; i>iiiii<iiitioii,y/ood. [/tss.

iiiuiKlcr, iii-<i;i-<lal, t. a. la o:rr/fo7v,

lihipiiii.', c, iii-np-c liai, a. — iiiciit, itJ. iii(/oieset>i, iin-

/.\yf(tft/, sHciittn.
iiiiili|)iirtiwi, c, in-<in-por-lii;f, — tfln, tinstasonahlf,
\\wY\w\\.un\\i, in-()|)-|i(ir-tiViic-t.ii,./; miseiisoiuib/tiitss.
liiiir|;aiiii|iR-, inur-Kan-ik, <i. iitorj;iitiiiiil,
liiniii, e, iii-we,<i. iiiiiiraiti o/.
Ill c|ii.irtc>, ai;ikwar-tiili, >«. iiuarlo-book.
Iiii|iiii.'l, tte, ai</-keay, — ct, n. iineaty ; rrtf/fir.
iii.HiiL-ler, niw-ke-et-ai, v, a. to disifuii't i iiistnrb ; s'— ,

1'. r. lo be iiiixioiis.
iiuiiiiLtiulc, ai)/-ke-ot-û(I,/; uiiean'iiefs ; rtslltssiitis.
iiicliiisitcur, ai<(-kci:o-tur, «/. iin/iiiti/oi:
liuiuiiitiDii, ai«-ki;-zc-syi);i,y; tiii/uisition.
]!is.ii-.issaliie, ai^i-sai-zc-sah-lil, a. u)iseizat>le.
Insalubre, aiHSiil-iVlir, a. timcho/eioint.
Insaluliritt', ai«-sal-iVhrc-tai,/. innv/ioltsomeiiess.
Iiis.iti.ililili}, .■ii«s,i'.-yali-clclal,y. iiitat!i>/>/e>ifsf.
Iiis.ili.ilile, iiii/-s.is-)ali-lil, (I. i)iiii/iii/'/<\
In.' ii'iiimciU, ai/ci-yaiii-a;», ait. uiU-iiowi>:i;ly.
Iiisi ri|itii>n, aiHskri|)-sy<i;(,/'. iiistri/'tioii ; title,
•Insirirc. .il«skrccr, v. a. to enter; iiuiribe ; s'— , v. r.

Ai eiilff one's njine.
Iiiicriit.ible, al«-skrù-tah-l)l, a. iiiisea>x/uible.
liisLtle, ai«-sckt, «;. insect.
Iiiscl/c, ai«sayi, ;«. book in sixteen^.
IiisensL', e, ai«-sa«?.ai, a. sensetess, mad.
InsL'iislliililc, ai«-sa;;-su-bc-lc-tai,./ insen'^ibility.
'iiM-nsible, ai'/-i.i'(-bc-bl, a. — uiciit, ad. insiiisib/e ;

iDiMliii);.
Ills, |i.irable, ai«-sal-|)ar-ali-bl, n. inseparable,
liisircr, ai«-sal-rai, t'. a. to insert.
liiscrtliiii, al«-s.iir-sy(i«,yi insertion, [sidions.

liiMiliciix, se, ai«-siil-yiili, — z, a. —sèment, ad. in-
'iisi^;iic, aix-siii-y, a. si^^nal; notorious; —, ;;/. en-

s'.V'i • — s,/A insij,'nia.
Insinnitiaiicf, ai«-siii-yu-fe-a«ss,y; iiisijriii/îranry.
Iiisi;;iiiliaiit, c, ai«sin-yc-fc-a«, — t, i». insn^nijicant.
Insinuant, c, ai«-sin-iVa«, — t, a. insiniiatiTe.
Insinuation, ai;<-sin-û-ali-syo«,yî insiniKition ; hint.
Insinuer, ai«-sin-ûai, v. a. to insinuate, sui';jest ; b'— ,

7 . >-. to insinuate one's self.
lnsi|iiile, ai«-sc-pid, a. insipid ; dull.
Insipiilitd, ai«-se-picl-e-tai,/. insipidity ; dulittis.
IiiMslance, ai«-sib-ta«ss,y. persistence.
Insister, alx-sis-tai, v. n. to insist, persist.
Ins'ici.iblllté, ai;/-siis-vab-e-letai,/. unsociableness.
liisoci.ilile, ai«-sos-y.ili-lil, a. - ineiit. ad. unsociahte.
InsoleniiiiLMit, ai«-so!-;ini-a//, ad. tnsoienlty, saucily.
Insolence, ai/(-sol-a«ss,y; insolence, saucincss.
Insolent, c, ai;/-sol-a«, — t, a. insolent ; malapert.
Insolite, ai«-sol-it, a. unusual.
Insolubilité, ai«-sol-n-be-!e-tai, /. insvluHeness.
Insoluble, ai«-sol-fi-bl, a. insoluble.
Insolvabilité, ai«-sol-val)-c-le-t,ii,y; insolvency.
Insolvable, ,ii«-sol-vali-lil, a. insolvent.
Insomnie, ai/i-soin-ne,/! want of sleep, restlessness.
Insouciance, ni;/-soo-sya;iss,/; carelessness.
Insouciant, e, ai;/-soo-sya«, — t, a. careless ; thouj^htless.
Insoumis, e, ai«-soo-iiie, — iniz, a. unsubdued.
Insouteii.ibie, ai«-soot-nah-bi, a. insupportable ; inde-
In 'pecter, ai«-spek-tai, v. a. to inspect. [/ensible.

Inspecteur, ai;i-spek-tur, in. inspector, surveyor.
Inspection, ai«-spck-syu«,y; inspection, survey.
Inspir.ition, ai«-siie-rali-syo;;, /! inspiration.
Inspirer, ai;i-spe-rai, v. a. to inspire.
Instabilité, ai«-stab-e-!e-tai,y instability, Jic/ileness.
Instable, ai«-stali-lil, a. unstable, Jickle.
Install.ition, ai«-stal-lah-sy()«,y. installation.
Installer, ai«-stal-ai, v. a. to install ; s' — , v. r. to tstah-

lish one's self.
Inst.iminent, ai«-stam-a«, ad. earnestly.
Instance, ai;(-sta«ss. /, imtanct : iinfortunU^,

^ Instant, c, alM-nt.i>/, — t, a. inxenl, f^rfitiiic l —, w.
I instant, moment ; \ V- , inslaiiily.

Iiisl (iilaM.', e, ai)/vl,i<;-taii.il, .». - iiicnt, ad. iHtfantif-

in-.l.ir, .ii(; -tar, ."i r ,ad.liii: [n,'<n%;

liisi,4ur.itiMii, .ii</sliili.ralisyo;/, / intfanrafi.'n.

Inslik:ilrnr, .ii(i-sli«-.iiiir, m. - irlci', - Iriss, /, iimtlgil'

Inslii-atioii, ,ii«siii;-.ilisyo(/,/ iiistii'alioii. [lof,

, liislill.ilic.n, ai//siil l.iji.syo;/,/. instillation.
I Instiller, .ii«-»till.ii, j/. a. to instil,
I liisliiitt, ai»i-st.ii;i, «I. i»)j/((/(-^ [sthlftive.

Iiisliiictir, ivc, ai'/'staifik-tif, — iv, (t. — ivenient, ad. in-

Instituer, al/i-sletù-ai, t'. a. lo instiliite, establish ; ap-

Iiislittit, ai//'Stc-ttV in. institute. [point.

Iiistitiituiir, ai;;-ste-tft-tur, >«. iiistitutor ; schoolinatter;
— trice, — Iriss,/. sihoolinistrets. [ schtvl.

Institution, ai;/-sle-liVsyi)H, /. tnttilution ; boaidum-

Instructeur, aui-strrtktiir, in. inslriutor, teacher.

Instructif, ive, ai«slrnk-lif. — ve, a. instructive.

liistriiclioM, ai«stiiik-syo;(, /, initriulion ; in/ortHa-
lion ; education.

Instruire, .lid-striVeor, v. a. lo intlruel ; teach; in.
Jorin ; »'— , Î'. r. to leach one's self ; improve one's

Inslriiiiient, ai^-striVin.!»/, m, instrument. [se(/.

Inslriinitni.il, ai'/-striViiia<(-lal, a. instrumental.

Insu, ai</si1, .i 1—, ad. un/tnown lo ; a mon —, un-
kiunvn to me. [nation,

Insiiliorilin.ition, nix-siVlior-do nali-syn»r, / imulvrdi-

liisiibonliuiiié, e, .lii/siVbordoiiai, ir. insubordinate,

Insiillisainiiient, ai)isi1f.e-/ani-a'/, ad. iiiMiffictentty.

InsiiHis.ince, ai;;si'ir-e-z,i/<ss, /. insul/iciency ; inca-

lnsulli>,int,o, ai«-sûf.e-z.i»/, — t, .i, iusuf/icieut. [paiity.

Insulaire, ai;i-siVlair, i». insular ; —, m. islander.

Insulte, aixsi'ilt, y insult, ajl'iont.

Insulter, aio-siil-tai, v. a. to tii\itlt. [sufferaMe,

Insupportable, ai«-si1p-or-tati-bl, a. insupportable, in-

Insurgé, ai</-sflr-lijai, in. insur);,'iit. [rebel.

s'lnsiii;^er, ai»/-srirlij.ii, v. r. to rise in iiisiirreition.

Insurmontable, ai//-si'ir nio;/ tali bl, ir. iii\uper,ibte.

Iiisiirreclion, .ii;/-si1rreksyo;/, y iiisurrctlion.

Iiisurreclioiiiiel, le, ai«-sùr-reksyoii-cll, a. insnrree-

Intact, e, ai^itakt, a. uiitoiolied. [tionary.

Intarissable, .ii;/-t.ires.ili bl, a. inexhaustible.

Intejjr.il, e, ai'/-t.ii->;ral, a. intcj;ral; — tineiit, ad,
entirely, 7v holly.

Intc-i,'r.il,to, ai«-tai-j;ral-e-tal, y inlein-ity.

Integrant, e, ai«-tai-j;ra«, — t, ii. intej^rant, component,

Iiitfi;re, ai«-tay-|,'r, a. uprif;ht.

Iii!éi/rité, ai;(-tai jire-tai, y. integrity.

Intellect, ai;(tellekt, in. intellect.

liUelleclif, ive, .ii«-tel-lek-tif, — iv, <i. intellective.

Intellectuel, le, ai«-tel-lek-tù-ell, a. intellectual,
spiritual. [inowiiu'lv.

Inlelli;,'emnieiit, ni</-tcl-le-hjam-a»;, ad. intelli_!,--entiy,

liitelli^jcnce, ai«-telle-lij.i;(ss, y intclli;;eiice ; under-
sliiiidiii),' : ability.

Iiitelliijent, e. ai«-tel-lc-hja«, — t, a. iiitellii;eiil, skilful.

Iiitellijjible, ai^/tcl-le-lije-bl, a. —nient, ad. inlelli),'ible /
clear. \cess.

Intemperance, ai);-ta«-pal-ra«ss, y intemperance, r.v-

Intempérant, e, ai«-ta»i-pai-ra«, — t, <i. intemperate,
i>nnij,lcnite. [weathtr.

Intempérie, ai/Jta)/pai-re, y inclemency of the

Intempestif, ive, ai/(-t,i/i-pcs-tif, — iv, a. — iveiiient, ad.
unseasonable. [ manai^eineut.

Inteiulance, ai>J • ta» • daxss, f. supermtciid-nce,

Intemlaiit, ai«-taH-ila«, in. intendant, stinoard ; sur-

Intense, ai«-ta;iss, a. intense: violent. [ivyor.

Intensité, ai«-ta«-setai, y iiitensity, inlenseness.

Intenter, ai«-ta«-tai, v. a. lo bei^in. enter.

Intention, ai«-ta«-syo«, y intention, purpose, desij^ii.

Intentionné, e, ai«-ta«-syo'/-ai, a, aj/ccted ; bien — ,
-veil-minded ; mal — , disalfected.

Intentionnel, lo, ai«-ta;/-syon-ell, a. intentional.

Iiitercailent, e, ai;/-tair-kacl ii«, — t, a. irresular, un.

Intcrc.ilaire, ai;/-tair-kal-air, a. intercalary. [even-

Intercalation, ai«-tair-k.i!-ali-syo;;, /. intercalation.

Intercaler, ai;(-tair-kal-ai, v. a. to intenalate.

Intercéder, ai«tair-sai-d;ii, v. n. to intercede for.

Intercepter, ai«-tair-sep-tai, 7'. ,1. to intercept, [mediate.

Interception, ai«-tair-sep-byo«, y interception.

Intercesseur, ai;(-tair-ses-ur, m. intercessor.

Intercession, ai«-tair-ses-yo»/, y intercession.

Interdiction, ai'/tair-dik-syoH, /. interdiction, pro-
hibition ; suspension. [suspend, stupefy.

•Interdire, ai r-tair-deer, v. a. to interdict, prohibit ;

Interdit, ai;/-tairde, m. interdict, interdiction. [in^.

Intéressant, e, aiw-tai-res-a;/, — t, a. interesting'; affect-

Intéressé, e, ai;/-tai-i'es-ai, <i. interested; covetous ; con-
cerned in.

Intéresser, ai;(.t3i-res-al, v. a. et n. to interest; exciti
interest; iiiox'e ; injure; !>'— , v, r. t« (akf an in-
terest in f it concerned iji,

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inlMlt al"-tiil-rny, m. inltrtil ; ath'imtitg* , prcndru

•—kjto I'oiiittn out's it/j about.
Intrrfi'licr, iil/r-t.iir-fDl-y.il, v. a. to inUrUiivt.
liilirniir, p, ai;;-t.il-ryiir, a. — ciiuiit. <i./. inttrior, in-

Itytnil, intftiti/; -, >//. in Milt ; hmnt ; stmt
liitcriiii, ai</-l.ii-riiii, 1». mtaiilimt. \llii>:ij^hls,fl,

Iiili'rifi ilmi, .il;(t.iirlijiksyc)/», /, inltrifilion.
IiiliTicliT, .ii</l.iirliJ/<//l.ii, v. II. — ii|>i>il, /vi niabt an

(»/»/>■(</,
lull rliricilre, al/z-talrlin-ni-iiir, a. iiilfi/intnry.
Iiilcrliiciilfiir, al«-lair-lc.kA-tiir, >«. iiili'>li>iiil,'r.
Inlcrliiciiliiili, al*/t.iirliÉk-rt-sy()«, /. iiilit Im iitioit,
lliturliiiiitoiro, ai)(t.iir-liik-iVtwar, a. iiiterlomlory.
iiiturli)|.L', aiH-lair |ii|i, «1. iiiltrlofer, stnii^t^l-r.
Intiriiiiili', iii»/-lairiii(.il, »«. inlerlinlt.
InlrriiK'diairi!, ai'(-lair-iiiai->lyair, n. iiittrintilialt.
liltrriiiiii.ilik-, alxtairiiiL'aiali'liI, n. tini/i'ir.
InliTiuissiiiii, al«tiiirinis syo»», /. iiilftnii\siou, fiaiist.
iMtc.TiniltL'iiic, ai;i-t<iir-iiiit-ta>/-is, /. iiitcnnisiioii, in-

lerriifiliiiii.
liitcrnt.', at>/-liiirn, a. iii(frn:il ; —, »«. honnier.
llitL-riiiiiK r, ai;/'lair'llMJ(^^, in. iiifii iiiiin !•'.
liilcr|icll.ilii>ii, ai/i-lair-pcl-lali-syo;;, y. iiittif>tllation,

siiiiiniiMis.
Iiitiriiulli r, ai</-tair|Hllal, v. n. lo sii»i»ii»i.ihalfeii,i:t.
liilcr|iul,itiiiii, ai»(-talr|iiil-ali'.yo;;, ./. iiilfifoliition.
Iiilci|">li r, .ii//lair|iiil-,ii, ;•. ,1. /,) inttr/'o/alf.
liiUr|H)si.r, ai«-l.ur-l»'li-/.ii, v. <i. lo //(/<'//i<ir ,• s' -, IK r.
to hitirrenf. \lir;;iilioii.

Iiitcriiositiim, al«-tair-|>'ili-ze-syo>/, / inlfrt'>silioti, in-
IntiTiuctalif, ivu, aiw-t.iir-praita-til, — Iv, ii. — ivcmciit,

ail. iiilcrpitlatiTt, ry^iimnlini;,
Inttri>rétali<iii, ai»(t.iir-iirai-t.ilisyi>»/, / iiittr/'i-ttn-
li.tLT|iri.'te, ai;i-tair-|)rct, ;/;. inlerfiitUr. [titin.

Interpréter, iiiH-tair-praitai, t. a. lo inttr/irtt ; c.v-

fUtin; IraniHitt : — ca mal, to >nision\lrite.
IiilcrrL(»ae, ai»/-taii-rayii-yc, >n. inler-rii);it.
liitcrrdK.itfiir, ai//-tair-ii^;-at-iir. )n. inliri;\i.ii'<»:
Interriijjatif, Ive, .ii«-tair-()H-at-if, — iv, ir. iiitcriox'niivc.
liitcrrciK.itidn, ai'(-tair-()j,'.ali-syo«, /. inlirnnnlioii.
llitcrronatiiire, ui»/-tair-(n,'-at-war, ni. inttnoxatory.
lllti;rri)K>-T, ai«-tair-ollJ-ni, î'. a. lo inhr rotate ; tx- j

ainint,
IiiterrDinprc, ai«-tair-o;(.pr. v. a. to iiitt-rnif'l; imptdti
Interrupteur, ai/i-tair nip tur, in.inli'iinfifir. [ttisliirli.
Interruption. ai/i-tair-nlp-syiKi,/; inftrniffuti.
Inter^tin', ai^t-tair-stlss, «/. iuttnliie.
Intervalle, ai;/-talr-v.il, ni. inttrxnl,
•Intervenir, ai«-tair-vneer, v. a. lo in'ervoit ; inter-
Intervention, .'ii«-tair-va;/-syo«, /. in/tnriilion. [ fose.
Interversion, ai«-ta;r-vaii-syo;;,y'. i/i\tn>'/'(inie.
Intervertir, ai</-tair-vair-teer, v. a, to inlci'Viyt, orer-
Intest:it, ai'(-tes-tali, >n. inles/ale. [turn.

Intestin, e, ai;i-tes-tai((, —tin, a. intesline, inleriial ;
— s, in. pi. boivds. pi.

Intiniatinn, ai«-te-niali-syo«, f. intimation, iiolifuii-
Intime, ai«-tim, a. —nient, cid. intimate. \_lion.

Intimer, ai;/te-niai, 7'. a. lo notify : summon.

Intimider, ai«-tc-me-(lai, v. 11. to inliiniiii.ik, frighten.

Intimité, ai;/-te-nie-tai, f. intimacy.

Intitulé, aiH-te-ti"i-lai, «(. title.

Intituler, ai;/te-tû-l.ii, v. a. lo entitle. [insnt/erahle.

Intiiléralile, ai«-t(j|-.ii-rali-l)l, ii. —nient, mi. intolerable.

Intolérance, ai<(-tol-ai-ra»;s, J', inloieranie.

Ii\tolérant, e, ai«-tnl-ai-ra//, — t, a. intolerant.

Ijitolérantisme, ai«-tci|.,ii-ra;(-tism, m. intolerance.

Intonation, ai«-ton-.ili-syo«, /. intonation.

Iiitradiiisilile, ai«-tracl-\ve-ze-bl, a. iintranslalii7>le.

Intrait.ible, .li/z-tray-tah-bl, a. intraitable ; unruly.

Intransitif, ive, ai«-tra;;-ze-tif, — iv, a. intra nsili!'e.

Intréjàde, ai«-trai-pid, a. —ment, ait. intrepid, fearless.

Intrépidité, ai;/-trai-pc-de-tai, f. intrepidity, fearless-
ness, [inlrijruer.

Intri^jant, e, ai«-tre-3a«, — t, a. intri^niiii; ; —, m.

Intri^jue, ai;/-tri)i,y: intrigue. {intrigue.

Intrii^'uer, ai^i-tre-j;ai, v. a. et n. to puzzle, perplex ;

lntri(,'ueur, ai//-tre-niir, ni. intriguer. [intrinsical.

Intrinsètiuc, ai«-trai/(-sek, a. —nient, ad. intrinsic.

Introducteur, ai;/-trod-fik-tur, m. introdutcr.

Introductif, ive, ai;;-trod-ftk-tif, — iv, a. introductory.

Introduction, ai;/-trod-ûk-syo«,/; introduction.

•Introduire, ai«-trod-wcer, Î'. a. /c introduce; s' — ,v. r.
to introduce one's self; gain admittance.

Intronisation, ai;(-tro-ne-zali-syo«,y; enthroning:

Introniser, ai/i-tro-nc-zai, v. a. to entliront.

Introuvable, ai«-troo-vali-bl, a. not to be found.

Intrus, e, ai«-trrt, — z, a. intruded ; — , m. intruder.

Intrusion, ai;/-trÀ-zyo«,y; intrusion.

Intuitif, ive, ai«-tiVe-tif, — iv, a. — iveinent, ad. intuitive.

Intuition, ai«-tiVe-syo«,y. intuition.

Intumescence, ai«-tû-mes-sa«s,y; intumescence.

Intuineicent, e, ai/i-tû-mes-sa>/, — t, a. inliiinesctnt.

Inuklti!, e, ln-A-i«.tal, a. unmual, unwonted.
Inutile, l»-ft-til. It. - nicnl, ad. mettss ; iieedleti ; idU
Inutilili», In-rt lilctal, / tnulilily, uxelesuitst ; idU

thing.
Invalnni, c, ai« • vai;i • kA, a. uiuynu/U'red. unxnn-
fUi\ti,d. [~-, III. diMiblfd u'Idier.

Invali.le, al>i-val.|il, a. —ment, ad. invalid, disabled;
Inv.ilidir, .ib/-val-e-(l,il, c. a. to inialhlale, annul.
Inv.iliditi', ai;/-v.ile.ile.tai, / inialiditv.
Inv.irl.diillté, ab/-v,ir-yabe-le-lai,/. in'rariablinttt.
Inv.tri.ibic, aj/z-var-yali-bl, a. - nient, ad. invariable,
Invasion, a|;/v.ili/yo;/, /: invasion. [umlianucabie.
Invective, ai»i-vek-tiv, / inveitivt.
Invectiver, aix-vektevai, j'. n. to inteii'H,
Inventaire, al;/'Va'i-t.iir, ///. inventory.
Inventer, ai/(-v,n/-t.ii, v. a. lo invent ; forgt.
Inventeur, .li/i-vawtur, m. inventor, ionlrixfr,
Inuiuif, Ivu, Mns.\n\\i, -Iv, a. inventive.
Invenliuii, ai//va»/syi>«,./. invenli'n : unlrivanct.
Inventorier, ai</-v.w/-ti)re-al, 'v. a. lomaAvan inventory.
Inventrice, ain-v,i»-triss,/ invenlress,
Inversinii, ai(/-valr-syo/(, /, inversion.
Inveslin.iteur, .ii«-ves-te t,'atiir, in. investigator.
Invesli^Mtion, iii;/-VLS-te-t{,di-syn;/,y: inve.\tit;ation.
Investir, ai»(v< steer, v. a. lo inval.
Inveslisseiiii lit, al«-veslisni.w(, in. inventing.
Investiture, .ii;;vcs-ti-lûr, /. imestiturt. \velerali.

Invi-terer, ai// vaitai-r.ii. v, n. et s' -, t'. r. togrotv i>i-
Invimilile, aj//-v.d//-se-bl, a. —ment, ad. invincible,

insurinoiintabte.
Inviolabilité, ai</-ve-ol-,ib-elc-fal,/: inviolability.
Inviol.dile, .il/(.ve-ol-.ili-bl, fi. - ment. di/. iirvio'/able.
Invisible, ai/i-ve-/e-bl, .1. - ment, ad. invi.\il>le, unseen-
Invitation. .ii//-ve-t.ili syo//,y. invitation.
Inviter ai//-ve-t.ii, v. a. to invi:e,bid.
lin (jc.it ion, ai//-vok-.ili-syo;/,y. inrikalion.
Involout.iire, .ii//-vol-o//-tair, a. - nient, ad. involuntary.
Involontiers, ai//-vol-ci//.ty,il, <»i/. unwillingly.
lnvoi|iier, ai//-vok-.ii, v. a. lo inioie ; appeal to.
Invraiseiiil.l.ible, ai/;-vr.iy-s,i//.blali-l)l, .i. -nient, ad,

improbable, unlikely.
Iiur.ii-.embl.ince, ai//-vray-s.iH-bl.i//ss. /; unlik-elihoci.
Invulnérable. ai»/vCil-nair.ili-bl. a. invutneiutle.
Iota, yot-ali, ///. iota, Jot, point,
Ir.ii, e-ray. see Aller.
Ir.iscible, eras-se-bl, n. irascible.
Iris, e-ris, ///. 11 is, rainboir.
Irisé, e, e-rc-zai, a. ra inbow-coloii rec(.
Ironie, e-ron-e,/.' irony.
lronii|ue, e-ron-ik, <». —ment, ad. ironical.
Irracliel.ible, ir-r.ish-tah-bl, a. not to be redeemed.
Irradier, ir-rad-yai, v. n. lo irradiate.
Irraisonnable, ir-ray-zon-ali-bl,<j. - n.ent, ad. irrational.
Irréconciliable, ir-ray-kon-sil-yah-bl, n. — inent, ad. irre-

coni liable,
Irrécus.ible, ir-rai-kiVzali-bl, a. unexceptionable,
Irrétiéclii, e. ir-rai-ll.ii-slie, <». tliougiittess.
Irréllexion, ir-rai-llek-syo//,y. Ihoughllessness,
Irréformable, ir-rai-fonn-ali-bl, a. irreclaimable.
lrrelr.iiL;.ible, ir-r.ii-fraL'ali-bl, a. irrefra'.;ahle.
Irrcuularilé, ir-rai-ni1-l.ir-e-tai,y: irrei;uiar',y.
Irré),'iilier, ère, ir-r.ii-t,'û-le-ai, — ayr,' u. -èrement, ad.
irregular. [irrcl.gious. uni;oJlv.

Irrelij;ieux, se, irr.iililije-uli, —/., ./. - semeiit. ad.
lrréli;;ion, ir-r.ii-lilij.e-o//,y: irréligion, un^odlines.i.
Irremediable, ir-r/(/(-m.ii-dyali-bl, ii. — lueiit, <i,/. irre.
mediable. [ „npa rdonalu'e

Irreinissiblo, ir-rai-mis-s.'bl, /i. — ment. <»,/. irreniiwiHe
Irrépar.ible, ir-r.ii-par-.ili-bl, <». - nient «,/. irreparable.
Irrépréliensibilité, ir-rai-prai-a;/bib-ele-t.ii, /: irreprt-
liensibleness. \blamele\i.

Irrépréhensible, ir-rai-prai-a//-sc-bl, a. irreprelienslble.
Irréprochable, ir-rai-prosh-.ih-bl, <j. —nient, ad. irre-
proachable.
Irrésistible, ir-rai-zis-te-bl, a. —ment, nd. irresistible.
Irrésolu, e, ir-rai-zol û, a. — nicnt, ad. irresolute, un.

settled.
Irrésolution, ir-rai-zoI-fl-syo;(,y: irresolution, indecision.
Irrespectueux, se, ir-res-peU-tO-uli,— z, a. — seinent, ad.

disrespectful.
Irrévérence, ir-rai-vai-ra;/s.s.y: irra>erence.
Irrévéremment, ir-rai-vai-rain-a»;, ad. irreverently.
lirévéreiit, e. ir-rai-vai-r.i//, — t, a. irreverent.
Irrévocabilité, tr-rai-vok-ab-e-le-tai,/ being irret'ocalU.
Irrévocable, ir-rai-vok-.ih-bl, a. —nient, ad. irrevocablt.
Irriijation, ir-rijf-ali-syo//,y; irris;ation, witering.
Irrit.ibilité, ir-re-tab-c-le-lai./: irritability.
Irritable, ir-re-tali-bl, <». irritable.
Irritation, ir-re-tah-syo//,y: irritatio ■.
Irriter, ir-re-tai, v. a. to irritate, excite, provoke i %'■-,

V. r. to fall into a passion.
Irruption, ir rûp-syow,/ irruftio*\,^

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|-,l,iiiiliiiic, ii-l.iiii-Uiii, tu. i\tiiiiiitm.
IvI.iiI'Mi, c-«i)l-iili-%yo«,/. ij-.'/ii/(.<;/.
Iii.lriiunt, c-/'>lni.ii(, HI. relDtiiwiit, \oliln,U,
iscl.-, c, c/i(lal, (I. iiJlitttii; loinly ; iniii<iiiifr'*ii;
— iiiL'iir, iiii. lolititrtly. [Ilti* lonely.

IsoUr. c /'il-.il, V. <». to iiit/iift, sff-i^rnh 1 »' , r. r.A»
J.^ii, e, c 'ill, u. %prii>ij; i b.<rii , iiiiuin— ilit ({L'riii.iiti,

JCldXi/ I 'in I II,

Istii"', «••".I'l, /; lifii* ; oiitltl; fiirltnanct,

IsiliiiK', K'ui, HI. iithiimt.

iLili'lui;, V't.il-ik, It. it.ilic. [/eit/fj.

It.riiit. Ivc, ct.ilr.il If, -Iv. a, — IvumcnI. mi. rt-

liiju r.iiro, o-lf-n.ii-r.iir, in. ilinfrary,

ivi>iri;, L-vij-ar, III. ivory.

ikijiricr, o-vo-ar-y.il, </«, ivory-tnrntr,

ivr.iie, c-vr.iy, in. t,ire,

Ivrc, c-vr, ii. iti nnivii, hi/oxiutfi'ii.

Ivri.'isu, c'vrcs'i,/. ilriiiUfniii-w, iiUoxintfion.

I>Mj,'ii<;, e-vriin-yi-, <i. i/noiivn ; —, in. ilrim/ntrd.

Ivrij(,'in.r, c-vruii-yai, v. n. loJiuLlle.

ivro^jiiurio, e-vrim-yi«/«-ri;,/' Urmili'iiiifff, ti/iflinii,

lvri)j{in.'»»c, c-vriiii-ycss,/. iliiin/!'ii-uointin.

aMc, lil.ilil.l
.il.lcr, li|,ililil,ii, ;

iioMi.

. . ». to Il0t,/l.

' .1I...I, lij.ili oil, 1)1. iio/> : \hirl trill.

' il.iiiir, hi.ili (ii.,ii, V. n. !.< fi\i:il,\ ihatttr.

\ .n-.ii'.rr, lij.ik-.is-.ii, V. n. to iJif/ii;

' .lL.l^sL•tio, lij.ik-a^s-rccy. i/iiittt-iiiif^,

.aciit, «, lij.ii-a'i, — t, II. in otiTYiiiut,
' .Klurc, lij.iih-air, /./iitloiv land.

.11 lii'rcr, lij.isli-.iir-iti, v. a. to/,iilow.
' .u Imlio, hj.is-ai'/t, / hyaiinlli.

.itoliin, lijak'Ob-ai;/, m. doiniiiùan friar ; j'acoHn,
] .icoiias, lijak-uii-ali, in. jiicoiiff.
\ .ittante, rij.ik-ta//ss, /. tioayfiiii,'.
] .itiil.Uoiri;, lija-kfl-l. It-war, a. e/iniil.itory,
\ .iilis, lij.ili-ilis. III/. 0/ olii, ill liinci 0/ yort,
\ aL'ii.ir, lij.it{-w.ir, in.Jii),'iiar.
' .iillir, lij.i/-ccr, T'. II. to sfoiit : bunt out.
\ .lillisscinciit, lijaAis-in.i;/, >//. ifoiiting, ^Uihing ont.
' ai-., Iij.ii, in. )tt : luoil.
\ .il.i>,'c, lijalalij, in. liiity on ivint,
\ il.ip, lijal-ap, in. Jalap.
] ale. llj.ll, / bowl.
\ .1I1.0, ly.il-.ii, / bowlful.

.ilut, lij il iiy, III. fifbble.
\ .iliin. lij.ilifii)/. in. polf, slakf : land-mark.
. ili.rmor, lij,ililim-ai, v. it. to \tiik f'oUs : in.irk.

alimiiLiir, lijali-loii-iir, in.javilin-inan.

Lilmisor, lij.il 00-zai, v. a. to bt jtalout o/".
, .ildiibic, lij.il-i)o-/c, y: /fii/K/i.i.v, eiivionsnest ; vcufti.in

.ilciiix, sc, hjaloi), — z, a. j nloiu: [blind.

.iinais, lijiiiiay, ad. tTtr : iiu — , never,

ainli.itje, hja»/-l)alij, in. jamb ; stroke.

.iinl)e, \\\.\nh, f, lei; ; sliank.

.iinlii;, c, lija/i-bai, ii, bien —, welt-legged.

.inibc'ltc, hjawbc't, f.foldiiii;-t'-ife.

.iinbon, hja;(-l)o;/, in. Mam, gi,,niiioii.

.iiiil»iiini.'aii, hja;(-bon-oli, //(. small /tattu

an, lijax, m.ian.
' .iiiiss.iire, lijan-e-sair, m. janizary.
Jantc, lija«t, f. felloe, jaunt.
, .iiivicr, lija'j-vyat, m. yaniiary.
\ .ipon, lij.ip-o«, m, japan ware.
' appu, lijap, f. pialtliiig.

.ippeiiR-nt, hjap-nia», in. yelping.

ippcr, lij.ip-ai, V. 11. to yelp, bark.

.upie, lijak,./;yi7fXv/; — de mailles, coat of mail,

aciujtte. \\y.\\i.-iA, f. jacket ; child's coal.

inliii, hj.ir-ilai;;, in. garden.

irdin.iKe, lijar-clc-nalij, in. gardening : garden stuff.

inlincr, liiar-dc-iiai, v. n. to dress .x garden.

irdinct, lijar-dc-nay, m. little i;ardcn.
Jardinier, 1ijar-din-ë-ai, m. gardener; —ire, — r, f.

gardener s wife ; Jtower-staiid.
,[ar^;on, lijar->;i)«, in. jargon, gibberish.
, .ir;,,'i)nncr, lijar-^'on-ai, v. n. to talk gibberish.
.'.irvjonnciir, lijar-j;oii-iir, >n. jabberer.
, .irrc. lij.ir, j. jar, water-jar.
,' arret, hjaray, m. ham, hough. '
j irrutcr, lijar-tai, T. a. to garter,
arretière, hjar-tyair, y: i'ur/^r.
'^^•à,Vy.\x,m. gander.
as, lijali, m. stock (anchor).
^ii«r, hjahzai, v. n. to prate, chatter.
, •iscr'ic, hjixh-zro, f. prating, chaiterins;; ■ ,', .

'abCHr, lijali-zur, m. prater, (h(tt«r(r,

.iinilii, lija\.ni.ili<, m. Jasmin*.
.ispc, lil.i>p, in. jasper.
a-.j)cr. III it'p.il, x>. It. to marble,
•is|iiire, IiJ.iS'iiilr, /. marb.iinf,
"u, hi. 11,/; Bo^v/, porringer,
ci-, Ji)at'.ti, / l>ow(/iil.

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lllCl', lll.l

1111(0, lijiilij, /.gano
<: lij.ilifij.ilij

\thefi(Ul,

itandanibarrtt,

ilH{o.i>{i', lijiilidij.ilij, ;</. gauging,
, ., iii),'ir, liji.li-lij.ii, r>. a. !• gauge,
l.iii^jiMir, lijiilijur, in.gan.er,

aiiii,^!^, lijiil|.|i,iMtr, It. yellowish,
, .nine, hjiilin, a. yellow; —, m. ytliow eolonr; yolk.
' iiiiiir, lijiili nci-r, v. a. it n. to inakt yell.nv ; ^/vn»

.iiinlssc, lijoli \\\^s,f. jaundice, \\ellotv i ii\ii,

, .ivc.iii, lij.iv-nh, in. small island formed byi gravel.

iivclcr, hl.iv-l.il, V. a. to lay lOrn in bniiMes , lie on

iviilmo, lij.ivdin, /: jarelin.
, .ivcllc, lij.ivrl, /. bii'idle 0/ corn.
J iviliit, lij.ivluh, m. darl.
■■•reiiil.iilc, lij.iir.iiiny.id,/ complainl,

isulle, liJ.il-ziVit, in. yesiiit.

L'iiillic|tif, lij.ii/ri.ut-lk, a. jemitic.

rsuitisiiic, liJ.ii-ziVc-tlsMi, //(. hMiilisiit.

ct, lij.iy, m. ,a\t, Ihroiv : \/loo/. spng ; ftsi ; _ He

ctce, lii;//it.ii, /: pier, bank. |liiiMuro, rayofli-ht,

clcr, lij/i/(-t.il, V. II. et n. to throw, i.n/, /lun; . s.'i^'ot;

suppurate; — ilcscrls, to cry out ; — ilc l.i jiimi.rc»,

to \hiiie : so —, v. r. to /ling one's self; rush u -on.
Jftnii, Ujuhiitii, m. counter. '

Jill, liinli, m. play; .'.port: game ; gaining ; pa. k it/

cards; action; perjorinaiut ; —do boiilo, A.m',/;'.

green; — do bill.ird, billiardtab/r ; — do biiiirsi-,

jA', ■'.•■jobbing ; — do limt^, i/iiibb.'e. pun.
JiMi II, lijiih do, m. Ihiirt.l.iy ; -. .'r.is. ShrwfThnrt'

dav : — s.iiiit, .Maniid.iy- riiund-iy.
\ Joi'in, lijuli;/, ad. jailing,
■(.lino, liiiiliii, II. young ; younger; gidify,
0Ù110, lijnliii. III. /'as' '
oiliior, fijiili-ii.ii, I'. /
oiiiiot, lij/i/iii.iy, a.

oiinosso. I1J///M10SS, /; JW/V//I ,• youthfitlntss,
oilnoiir, lijuliniir, in.jaster.
o.iillorio, \\\u-;\t-xii,f. jeweller' s trade ; Jewels, pi,
o.iillior, liJD-a.'-yai, in. Jeweller.
Jocrisso, liliik-riss, in. co/,;iiean.
Jiilo, liji)-.iti,/7(n', v''i''''i<'Jf .• mirth.
lui^,'nallt, lijij-ayn.ya«, pr. ne.xt to, joining.
Juiiidro, lijo-al«-dr, 7'. ij. et n. to Join ; unite ; fit close f

so — , V. r. to unite; meet.
Jnint, liio-ai«, in. joint, junction (see Joindre),
Joiiito, liio.,ii/;t,y:/i»)7ir«.
Joiiuco, liji) .ii//-tai, /. double handful.
'uiiitif, ivo, liji)-ai»/-til, — iv, a. joined.

last,
ery young.

liiitiiro, h\i>-,ùn-tùr,f.ju III f lire.

>li, o, hjiil-o, ii. — niLiit, ail. pretty ; pleasing.

iiiliot, to, lijiil-yay, — yot, a. rather pretty,
cilivoto, lljul.iv-t.ii,/ geiv;aws.
Jonc, liju;/, III. rush, cane, reed.
Jonclioo, lijii//-sli,ii, /. brandies or Jtov/trs strewed

about; fieainilieese.
jDiiclior, lijii;;sh,ii, %'. a. to strew,
Juliet inn, lijii/ik-syi)«,y;y»;/(7ii>«.
Joiijilor, liji);;>;l,ii, v. n, to Juggle.
Joii^rlorio, lij. i<(.^r|;,/,.re, /: juggling.
Juni,'loiir, liin»; .^'iur, in. juggler, mountebank,
Jmi.iillor, liloo-aA.ii, v. n. toplavfortrijles,
Jcjniiarbo, fijoo-b.irb,/ hoiise-liek.

iiiuo, liJDO./: cheek.
mior, fijoo-ai, v. a. et n. to play ; sport; game: per.
Jorm, act ; deceive; —aux cartes, to plav at cards . •
— do la lliito, /i) //ir.v ;i/i'« the Jliite ; fai'ro —, lo set
agoing, put in iiiolion ; so — , v. r. to \port, play,-
make a jest of ; dally with.
Jouet, lijoo-ay, m. plaything ; laughing-stock.
Joueur, lijoour, m. player; gambler.
Joultlu. o, lijoo-rtil, a. chubfaeed.
Jou^j, lijoo, in. yoke ; slarery.
Jniiir, lijoo-eer, v. n. to enjoy, possess.
Joaiss.inco, liioo-e-sa«ss,y.' enjoyment; possession.

Joujou, hjoo-lijoo, m. plaything, toy.
our, lijoor. III. day ; light ; opening ; \ —, open ; en

plein —, at noonday ; il f.iit —, it is daylii;ht ; — s,

//. <i'<U'J-. life, pi. [log-book.

Journal, lijoor-nal (//. —aux), m. Journal; iiewspater ;
Journ.ilior, ère, hjoor-nal-yai, — r, a. daily; uncertain';

— , in.jouriieyinaii.
Journaliste, Iijoor-nal-ist, in.jeurnalist, reviewer.
Journée, lijoor-n.ii, f. day ; day's work ; day's luages ;

f;ens do — , workmen.
Journellement, hjoor-nel-maw, ad. daily, every day,
Jouto, lijoot,y:/ui<j/, tilt. ''

Jouter, fijoo-tui, V. >i. to joust, !(((,

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ioiitcur, lijoo-tiir, m. tiller.
ouvciiceaii, lij()o-va;i-soli, >«. lad, youth,
JoiivcMcclle, lijc)i).va;/-sel, /. has.
J'lvial, e, lijdv-y.il, a.j\n'utl, merry.
Jipvi.iliti;, lijov-y.il-c-tai./iyi': /i//iO'i merriiicss.
Jiiyau, liji)-ali-yi)li, »i.Jrivel.
Jiiyiiisclil, \\\i)-;\U-y»\\/.\;\\,/.jisl,jii'.;:
Joyeux, so, lijo-ali-yiih, — <?, a. — soiiiciit, arl. Jovfiil,
Julio, lijfl-li.ii, tn. lobby, f<assa!:f. [dteer/iil ; i^lait.

Jal)ilairc, lijùbclair, a. cf the jubilee.
J titillation, liji'i-lje-lahsyo;/,/i e.\iiltalioii, festivity.
Jiiliilé, hjii-lm-lai, in. jubilee.

Juclicr, lijû-sliai, u. n. et ie —, v. r. to roost, perch,
Juchoir, liji'ish-war, >«. roo%t.
Judaïque, Iiji1-(lah-ik, a. yemish.
Juiiicatiire, \\\ii-i\ti\.M{\x,/. judicature.
Judiciaire, Infl-cle-syair, a. —n\i^M,uU. judiciary; judi-
cial ; — ,/.jud);ineut.
Judicieux, se, hjfl-de-syuh, — z, a. — senient, ad. judi-

[cious.

decision ; sen-

[decide ; think.

pass sentence;

Jc-w ; — ve, /.

\.Jewess.

uge, liji'ihj, m.judfie.
u>;eineiu, hjfilij-iiia«, m. judgment ,
teiice ; opinion.

iijîer, lijfi-lijai, v. a. el n. to judge ;
lilt', ve, ly wif, — iv, a. yeivish ; — , ;«
uillet, liju/-ay, tn. yuly.
' uiu, lijoo-ai>;, in. yune.
uiverie, hjwiv-re,/! yews' ward.

Jujube, liiù-hiûli, /. jujube.
ujubier, 1ijfl-hjfl-l)yai. m.jujubetree.
, ulep, hjiVlcp, tn. julep.
uiiiart, lijiViiiar, >n.ju)nart.

urneau, elle, lijiVmoli, — inel, a. twin-boin ; —
uinclle, IiJi1iiiLl,yC tivin-sister; — i, pi. cheeks, pi.
umeiit, lijii-nia;/,./; tnare.
upe, \\n\]>, /. petticiat.
Jii'ioii, lijiVpo;;, tn. nnderpelticoat.

[twin-brother.
tn.

Iiji1-ra«d,/; warUeuship.
'ijiVr.ai, a. sworn ; —, >n jurytttan.

urai.'li

ure, e,

urenicnt, lyfir-iiia^;, tn. oath; curse.

urer, liji'.rai, v. a. et n. to swear ; jar, clash.

ureur, hji'i-nir, "/. siue.ircr.

uridiction, h\![-t\^-i\'\\i.-syo)!,/. jurisdiction.
luridique, lijil-re-dik, a. - iiieiit, ad. juridical, lawful.
jurisconsulte, liju-ris-ko'/sult, tn.jurisco>tsult.
Jurisprudence, hjû-ris-piil-daj/ss,^^ /nris/rudeitce.
Juriste, liji'irist, tn. jurist, civiiian,
. uron, lijù-ro«, tn. oath,
jury, hju-re, m.jury,
. us, hjii, >n. juice.
jusant, W\-z:in, ttt. ebb, reflux.

Jusque, Jusijues, lijTisk, pr. to ; as far as ; till, until.
Jussion, lijfls-syo;(,y; order. [exact; /recise.

uste, Iijflst, a. et ad. —nient, ad. just ; right ; straight ;

ustesse, lijûs-tess,.Ay"i'';/fjj- ,■ exactness.

ustice, hjus-tiss,/;y«J'//<<', rit; lit ; law.

usticiable, lijfis-tis-yaii-bl, a. under one s jurisdiction.

usticier, lijfts-tisyai. v. a. to punish cor.-.trally ; exe-
cute ; — , in. one that does justice ; judge.
Justilïable, hjûs-ti-fe-ah-bl, a. jnsfi fiable.
Justificiitif, ive, hjOs-tif-e-k.it-if, — Iv, a. justificative.
J tistification, h jûs-tif-e-kah-syo«, f. jusiijiccttion.
Justifier, hjfls-tif-e-ai, v. a. to justijy ; se — , v. r. to

justify one's self.
Juteux, se, hjû-tuh, — z, a. juicy.
Juvénile, lijiVvainil, a. — nient, ad. juvenile ; boyish.
Juv(iiiilit(i, hjû-vai-uil-e-tai,/ youthfutness.

KaMidoscope, kal-ai-e-dos-kop, m. kaléidoscope.

Kali, kal-e, tn. kali.

Kanjjuroo, kaw-jjû-roo, tn. kangaroo.

Kermesse, kair-iness,y; antiualfair,

Kiostpie, kyosk, tn. kiosk.

Knout, knuut, tn. knout.

Li, lah, ad. there ; thither; — bas, yon, yonder; —
haut, t/ure, above, up there; jusque —, till then;
V\ \h, so so, pretty ivell.

Labeur, lab-iir, tn. labour.

Labial, e, lab-yal, a. labial.

Laboratoire, lab-or-at-war, tn. laboratory.

Laborieux, se, lab-or-c-uh, — z, a. — sèment, ad.

Labour, lab-oor, tn. ploughing, tillage, [laborious.

Labourable, lab-oorali-bl, a. arable,

Labouraji"^, lab-oo-rahj, tn. tillage.

Labourer, lab-oo-rai, v. a. et tt. to plough, till, labour.

Laboureur, lab-oo-rur, tti.ploughtttati.

I abyrinthe, !ab-e-ni;(t, tn. labyrinth, mazt,

Lac, lak, tn. lake.

Lacer, lah-sai, v. a. to lace ; line.

Lacération, las-ai-rah-syoji,/: laceration.

Lacérer, las-ai-rai, v. a. to l,rcerate, tear,

Lai et, lali-say, ;/;. lace; snare.

L.klie, lausli, <i. — iiieni, at. loose, slack; eoivaidh;

vtllanous : — , tn. loivard, slugi;a>d.
L.lclier, lau-sh.ii, v. a. to slack, sl.iiken, loosen; release;

dtsiha-ge ; — une llctlie, to shoot an arrow ; — \i:

pietl, to run away ; sc- , v. r. to grow loose , gc o/j,

give way.
L.lclieté, laush-tai,/r cowardice, sluggishness, villany.
Lacis, lali-sc, tn. net-work.
Laconique, lak-on-ik, a. —ment, ad. laconic.
Laconisme, lak-on-ism, tn. laconistn.
Lacs, lah, tn. string ; snare.
Lactation, lak-tali-syo>/,/ lactation.
I^cté, e, lak-tai, a. lacteal ; milky ; vole — e, ttiilky 7ivtv.
Lacune, lak-ûn,/:^'"// dejiciency. \wict,h.

I^dre, lah-dr, a. leprous ; stingy, — , m. leper ; sordid
Ladrerie, lah-drH/«-re, y: leprosy; measles, pi.; la-.n-
La({unc, \:i^-(\n,f. lagoon. ihoua.

Lai, e, lay, a. lay, secular; —, tn. layman,
I,aid, e, lay, — cl, a. ugly ; bad.
Laideron, layd-ro«,y. ui;.'y puss.
Laideur, laydur,/; ugliness ; unseemliness,
L.iie, l.iy,y. wild sow ; glade.

I.aiii.ijje, lay-nalij, m. woolleit goods, pi, ; flapping.
Laine, \en,f. wool.

l.ainer, leii-ai, v. a. to nap, card {wool),
Lainerie, len-re,y! wool-market.
Laineux, se, len-uli, — z, a. woolly,
Lainier, len-yai, m. wool-inongtr,
I-.-iï<lue, lali-ik, a. lay, secular; —, tn. laytitaH,
Lais, l.ii, tn. standard-tree.
Laisse, l.iyss,y! leash.
Laissées, lay-sai.yi //. dung.
Laisser, l.iy-sai, v. a. et ti. to leave : let; desert; omit ;

bci/ueath ; se — tomb<-r, tofa.'l.
L.iit, lay, m. tnilk ; petit —, whey ; frère de — , foster.

brother ; ve.iu de — , sucking-calf; vache à — , tnilk-
I.aitaife, lai-talij, tn. milk diet. [fwi*.

Laitance, lay-ta//ss. Laite, let,/; tnilt, soft roe.
Laite, e, lay-tai, a. suft-roed.
Laiterie, lay-tre,y. dairy, milk-house.
Laiteux, se, lay-tuh, — z, a. milky.
Laitier, lay-tyai, ttt. dross ; tnilkinatt.
Laitière, lay-tyair,y. milkiuMnan ; ttiilking-ccrw.
Laiton, layton, tn. brass, latten.
Laitue, lay-tCl.y; lettuce,
L.iize, layz.y width.
Lama, lain-ah, m. latna.
Lamana>;e, lam-an-alij, m. coasting-pilotage,
Lain.ineur, lain-an-iir, tn. coast-pilot.
Lambeau, la;/-l»ili, tn. rag, tatter, scrap, \tn. loiterer.
Lambin, e,la«-b;:i«, — bin, a. slow, sluggish, tardy ; —,
Lambiner, la«-be-nai, v. n. to be slow, loiter, linger.
Lambris, la;(-bre, ttt. ceil'ng ; wainscot.
Laiiibrissai;e, la;/-bre-sahj, tn. ceiling ; wainscotting.
Lambrisser, la«-bre-sai, v, a. to ceil ; wainscot.
Lame, lam,y. sheet ; joil ; blade ; surge.
Lamé, e, lam-ai, a. laininated, [deplorable.

Lamentable, lam-aH-tah-bl, a. — ment, ad. latnentablc,
Lamentation, lain-a«-taii-syoH,y: lamentation, plaint.
Lamenter, lain-a«-tai, v. a. to lament, complain;

mourn ; se — , v. r. to moati, mourn,
L.imin.age, lam-e-nahj, tn. laminating.
Laminer, lam-e-nai, v. a. to laminate.
1 ..iminoir, lam-in-w .ir, tn. flatting-machine.
Lampe, \a.n\>,f. lamp.
Lampée, la«-pai,y; bumper.
Lainperon, la«-pro;;, tti. socket.
Lampion, la«-pyo;(, tn.firepot, illumination-lamp,
Lampionner, la;(-pyon-ai, v. a. to illutninate.
Lampiste, la«-pist, tti. lamp-maker.
Lamproie, laxjjrwa, y; lamprey.
Lance, la»:ss,y. /«««.• lancet.
Lancer, la>i-sai, v. a. to dart, fling, cast; launch (a

ship) ; se —, v. r. to rush upott, shoot.
Lancette, la«-set,y; lancet.
Lancier, ia«-syai, tn. lattcer.
Landau, la«-cioh, tn. landau.
Lande, la;Kl,y. heath, ttwor,
Laiidjjrave, la>id-grav, tn. latidgravt,
Landier, Ia«-dyai, tn. andirott,
Laneret, Ian-ray, tn. tanner.
Langage, la«-gahj, tn. language ; style.
Lange, la>/hj, m. swaddling-clothes, pi.
Langoureux, se, la«-goo-ruh, — z, a. —sèment, ad, Ian-

guishitig, languid.
Langouste, law-foost.y; large lobster.

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I,«ntriie, lawRh, / toiigiit ; lan^uaze ; — dc ferre, j///
,')• >i<\k 0/ t.tiiti.

I .m/iiclte, Uw/-K'i;t,/ totii^ue : valve.

I .iii^-.ieiir, \.vs-\i\\x,f. !itiif,nii,ines.<:, languor.

1 .in.;iiir. Iav>,'lifer, -.'. n. to lit>t)^i(isii,f>iiiiLtifay, Uiis^er.

\ ..wvl^xw^-^.immuM, l.i'/Hlit-s.uii-ii»;, ml. litii);iiislii>ii:/y,
,',111;; II /. iV V . I /(I 111.- II n I.

1 .in:,'m-,s.int, e, la)(-t'.lic-!i'T«, — t, n. la>i);uUlnHj];,

l.,iiiHf, l.iiiiss, a. l)ourii; —,jloi:ks o/wool, ft,

I .iiiiiir, lan-yai. in. latitter.

l-iniL-rc, l.iii-yair,/. strap ofleatlier, Insh

i.inifcrc, laii-c-fair, a. /<iiii,i.vr,iiis.

Lanterne, la;/-tairii,y; tuulcrn : —ii.fi. )u^llsenle.

LaiiteriiLT, la)i-tairnai, v. >i. to dally, trijte.

I .anternerie, l.i«-tairn-re,^ dally iiii,', trijliiii:: noitsfnsf.

i..iMteriiier, lax-tair-nyai, in. laiit-rii-iiiater ; trifler,

I.aiitiirelii, laH-ti"ir-li\ ad. in a shujftiiif; iray. [daltiei-

I.aiuii;ineiix, se, lan-ù-lije-mili, —z, a. ianii^inons,

i.aper, lap-ai, 7'. a. to lap, lick up.

I.apcreau, lap-roll, ni.yoiiii); rabbit.

Lapiilaire, lap-o-ilair, tn. lapidary.

l.apiilalioii, lap-e-<lali-syo;;, /; lapidation, stonins^,

laiJiiler, l.ij)-e-(lai, v. a. to lapidatf, stone to death,

1. aiiiclitier, lap-e-ilif-yai, v. a. to turn into stone.

I.apiii, lapai»», tn. rabbit, coney,

I.a|iiiie, lap-in, y. doe-rabbit.

Laps, laps, m. lapse ; —, c, laps, a. /alien.

Laipiai'., lak-ay, in. lackey, foot-boy.

I. ii|ue. lak,./! lake.giiin-lac : — , in. lacker,

L.iiiiiille, l.ik-ell, see Lequel.

L.irciii. l,ir-sai«, in. larceny, theft.

L.iid. lar, >«. bacon, fat.

L.irilcr, larilai. z'. a. to lard.

L.irilciire, lar-dwar, f. larding-pin.

L.ir(l(<n. lar-(k>H, >n. slice of bacon.

l..ircs. lar, in. fl. I.ares.pl. ; home.

l.,ir!,'o. larlij. a. et ad. — incnt. ad. large, 7vide, broad ;
Ubfial ; — , in. breadth, luidciiess, width ; iii.iiii sea ;
.ill loll.; et au —, far and 7vide : en Ion),' ot en -, up
mid doicn ; être nu —, to have elboiv-rooin ; be at

L,irL,'esse, lar-hjess,./. largess. [one's ease.

L.irijriir. l.ir-lijur, /. bread,',! ; broadness, tvidcness.
l..ir:.;iie, 1 art,', in. oj/ing, main sea.

Lari,'iier. I,ir-),'liai. v. a. to loosen, cast off,

Lariiic. i.'irni, ;;;. tear; drop.

L.irmier. lar-iiiy.ii, in. eave, loop-hole.

Larinièrus, lar-iiiy.iir.y; pi. craiks. pi.

I.aniii'ieineiit, larni-wa-inaH, in. shedding of tears.

Larmoyer, lariii-v.a-yai. v. n. to weep, cry.

L.irroii. lali-r(i«. in. rh icf ; —nesi,L; — roilcss, f. female

L.irniiiiieau, lali-ron-oli, ni. little thief. [thief.

Lane, l.irv.y! larva.

L.iiyiix, l.ir-ai;/ks, in. laryn.x,

I ..IS. lauss, int. alas !

Las. se, lau, — ss. a. tired, weary. [lewd.

L.iscif. ive, las-bif, — iv, a. — iveinent, ad. lascivious,
Lastiveté, las- iv-lai,y! lasciiiousness, lewdness.
L.iss.iiit. e. las-s;i», — t, a. tiresome, wearisome.
Lasser, lah-sai, v. a. to tire, weary, fatigue ; be —, v. r.

10 X low weary.
lassituile. lah-se-tûd, f. lassitude, weariness, heavi-
I-.it.inler, lat-aii-yai, in. macaw-tree. [uess.

Latent, e, lat-a;/, — t, a latent.
L.ilcr.ii, e, lat-ai-ral, a. — enient, ad. sidelong.
L.iliii, e. lat-ai;', — in, ii. latin ; lateen,
l..i;;;iiser, lat-e-ne-zai, v. a. to latinize.
Latinisme, lat-e-iiisiii, m. latenism.
L.iiinité, lat-e-!ie-tai,y; latinity.
L.itituile, lat-e-tiKl,y: latitude.
Liiiines, lat-rin,y; pi. water-closet.
Laite. \.\i,f. lath, shingle.
L.itltr, lat-a', v. a. to lath.
l.ittis. lat-e, tn. lattice, lathing.
l.aiidatif, ive, loh-tla-tif, — iv, a. laudatory.
Lauréat, lo-rai-ah, tn. laureate.
L.uirier, lo-ryai, tn. laurel ; glory.
L.ivahii, lav-all-boll, tn. washJiand-stand.
L.naife, lav-ahj, tn. washing ; slop, splash,
l.av.uulc, lav-a«il,y; lavender,
Lav.uulière, lav-a>/-(lyair,y. laundress.
L.ivasse, la-vass,y. heavy shaioer,
L.ue. lav.y; l,iva.

L.ivenient, lav-nia«, tn. washing ; clyster.
Laver, lav-ai, v. a. to wash, clean, aosolve ; se —, v. r,

to wash one's self.
L.uelte, lav-et, y: dish-cloth: sponge.
Laveur, se, lav-ur, — uhz, s. washer.
1. ivis. lav-e, tn. wash, colouring.

Lavuir, lav-war, tn. washing-place ; wash-house ; si'iiX
lavnre. lav-ûr,y; dish-water, hog-wash ; scouring.
l.axatif, ive, lak-sa-tif, — iv, a. laxative,
Layer, lay-yai, v. a. to cut a lane.

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I-ayetlcf, I,-iy.y«/»-ty.ii, tn. box-maker.

Layette, lay-yet,/, drawer, shelf, childbeif-lhlt»,

Lnyeiir, lay-yur, in.forest-siiriiyor,

I.azari.'t, la-za-r.iy. in. lazaretto.

I.é, l,.i, tn. breadth {,f cloth).

I.è'clicfrito, l.iyslifritt.y.' dripping-^an.

Leelier, l.iysli ai, T'. a. to lit k. li,k up.

Leçon, \uli-;un, f. lesson , Icitiire , (aire l.i —

give one his cue.
Lecteur, leklur, >/;.— trice, — triss,y; lecturer ;
Lecture, lectilr.yi reading.
I.éjjal, c, l.ii-nal, a. — enient, ad. legal, lawful.
Lé),'alisation, lai-^;.il-c-zali-syo«.y; legalizing,
Le'^aliser, lai-j^.il-e-zai, v. a. to legalize.
Leijalite, lai-L'al-e-tai./! legality.
Lc>;.it, lai->'.an, in. legate.
Lé>;ataire, iai-i.;at-air, tn. legatee.

Lt-i;ation, \.i\-\i.i.\\-^\on,f.legatcship, legation .'embassy.
Le-ije, laylij, a. in ballast : lisht.
Léi,'ende, l.ii-lija)nl,y; legend.

Léifer, ère, l.ii - lij.ii, - r, a. — èreitient, ad. light:
nimble: active; easy ; inconsiderate ; fickle; t\. la
légère, lii;htly ; incon sidcrately.
Légèreté, lai-lijair-tai, /."/v/(/;/?jj; ,:i>nblenesK ; fickle-
Lejjion, lai-hjyo», / legion. [luss ; slightness.

Lé>;ionnaire, fay-lijyoii-air, in. legionary.
Législateur, lai-lijis-latur, in. lei;isl<itor, lairgiver.
Législatif, ive, lai-hjis-la-tif, — iv, a. legislative.
Legislation, lai-lijis-lali-syo/i,/; legislation.
Législature, lai-lijis-lat-ûr,/ Ui;isl,ttiire.
Légiste, lai-hjist, m. civilian, lawyer.
Légitimation, lai-lije-te-inali-syo», /." legitimation.
Légitime, lai-lije-tiin, a. — nicnt, ail. legitimate, lawful.
Légitimer, lai-lije-te-iiiai, v. a. to legitimate ; justify.
Légitimiste, lai-lije-teinist. m. legitimist.
Légitimité, lai-lije-tc-mc-tai,y legitimacy, lawfulness.
Legs, lay, tn. lc.gacy.

Léguer, lai-gai, v. a. to bequeath. \ greens, pi.

Légume, lai-gûin, ;//. legume; — s, //. vei;etables,
Lemiiie, lem, m. lemma.

Lenilein.iin, la;«l-iii.ii«, in. the ne.vt day, day following.
Lénifier, lai-iie-fe-ai, v. a. to leiiify.
I.énitif, ive, laine-lif, — iv, a. lenitive.
Lent, e, la;<, — t, a. — enient, ad. slow; sluggish;
Lente, l.i//t,y: nit. [tardy.

Lenteur. l.u(-tur,y: slncness ; tardiness.
Lenticulaire, la«-te-kûl-air, a. lenticular.
Lentille, Uui-til.f. lentil ; freckle.
Lemisiiiie, la«-tisk, tn. mastictiee.
Léonin, e, l.ii-on-ai;/, — in, a. leonine.
Leopard, l.ii-op-ar, m. lei f"ird.
Lèpre, \.iy-\>T,f. leprosy.
Lépreux, se, lai-pruii, — z, a. leprous.
Léproserie, lai-proliz-ro,yi lazar-house.
Leijuel, l«/(-kell,/»(. 7vho. wliicll, whom.
I.ese, layz,y. crime de lése-uiajesté, high treason.
Léser, lai-zai, v. a. to wrong, hurt.
Lésine, lai-zin,y! stinginess.
Lésiner, lai-ze-nai, v. n. to be stingy.
Lésinerie, laizin-re,/! stinginess.
Lésion, lni-zyo>(,y. lesion, wrong.
Lessive, Ics-iv./i lye, lye-washing.
Lessiver, les-iv-ai, v. a. to loash in lye.
I .est, lest, m. ballast, lastage.
Lestage, les-talij, in. ballasting.

Leste, lest, a. —ment, ad. nimble, brisk, clever, smart,
Lester, les-tai, v. a. to ballast.
Lesteur, les-tur, m. ballast-lighter.
Lélliargie, lai-tar-lije.y; lethargy.
Lclliargicpie. lai-tar-!:j:k, a. lethargic.
Léliiiiere, lai-te-fa'r, a. deadly.

Lettre, li tr, y. (Ctter; epistle, hand-writing ; f^pe ;
à l.a — , . '.'rally ; — tl'airaires. letter of business ; —
dc cliaiigo. b'U of exchange ; — de voiture, invoice.
Lettré, let-rai, a. lettered, literate.

Leur, lulir, /;/. to them, tlieir; les leurs, theirs ; their
Leurre, lulir, tn. lure, bait. [own.

Leurrer, liihr-ai, v. a. to lure ; decoy.
Levain, \uh-\Mii, tn. leaven, yeast.
Levant, 1//A-v.ih, in. rising : Mast, Levant.
Lève, layv.y; hollow mallet.

Levée, l«/i-v.ai,y". rising; raising ; Iny ; bank, tnole ;
recess; collection (letters); swell {sea) ; trick {cards).
Lever, l;</f-vai, v. a. et n. to lift, lift up ; raise ; cut of/',
carve ; gather ; levy ; remove ; come up, rise ; be — i
V. r. to rise, arise; — , tn. rise ; riling; levee.
Levier, l.(/(-^yai, in. lever, beam.
Lévite, lai-vit, ;/(. I.rvite.
Levraut, l;</(-vroh, in, leveret.
Lèvre, Iay-vr,y; lip.
Levrette, li(/«-vret,y! f rry/«o»/«(/-*»'fcA.
Lévrier, iai-vre-ui, in, greyhound.

t.evrnn,\iih vrnii, tn. Iillle ,i;iiyltoiind.
Lev 'ire, \iih-\i.T,/. Vinxt.
I.L'xiciiie, Itk-s^k, )'/. /•'. iion.
Le<!, i.iy, /;•. haiii l'y, luar,

\.eZi\Xi\, l.liz.U, III. lï.ilKi.

Lézarde, l.ii-zard,/; iraikf, ciuKk.
Ldzarilij, e, l.iizar-d.ii, a, iiccicd.

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\iicilcs. /<',

j-f^firMC, c, itM-zar-d.ii, rf. tititntt. itiiriii, /■*.

Liaison, lyai-/ii;/, /. j,<iiiiii\;, ioiiiii\tiiiii : — s //. i/jmo.

Liant, o, ly.i;/, — t,'r7! <\'nif'iyiui; ; itiir/iciis, i;eiilie.

Li.inl, ly.ir, iii./ailliiiii;.

Li.irdi-T, ly.ir-dai, 7'. ii. to fay by fai-lhiiis;x ; higgle,

Liiirdciir, lyar-diir, ill. slinky ft:! ioii.

Li.is'.e, lyass,/. buiulli' off'ipd's; itring.

Liliane, lc-l).ilii, III. rou,i;h \roHe.

Lil)atii)n, lL'-liali-sy(i;;,yi libntioii,

Litiflle, Ic-bcl, III. libel, lampoon.

Lil)Lll(.T, luln!-lai, v. a. to sfrc/y.

LIhelll'.tu, lu-lnl-list, VI. Ubcllti-, laiii/'oi'iier.

Liberal, e, lu-bai-r.d, a. — cim.nt, ml. iibcral : /ffe :

Litit-ralitO, lo-bai-ral-c-t.ii,/ lil>n\ilily. [geii^roits.

Lil)i!rati.ur, Ic-bai-rat ur, >ii. tlilivi-ni\

Libératif, ive, leb.iirat-if, — vf, a. liberntiiiQ--

Liberation, Ic-bai-rali-syn;;, /i ili\rAari,'f, i-idifitiirf.

Liliérer, lo-bai-rai, 7'. ti. to/i-fc, rid; sc —, -■. r. to /-ity

Liberté, le-bair-tai,y; liberty : Jifidom. \oiies ilrhls.

Lilicrtin, e, le-bair-tai«, —tin, a. libertine; raA-i.'.Ji,

licentious, 1 '"'rj'.

Liberliii.ipfo, Ic-bair-tcnalij, in. libel lini.'nii ; rerAle.ts-
Lilitrtiiur. lebair-le-nai, v. ii. to lend a disorderly life,

be rakish.
Libidineux, se, le-bc-de-niili, — z, a, libidinous.
Llljraire, le-brair, in. bookseller,

Lil)rairie, le-brair-e,y; booktr.ide ; bookseller's sliop.
Libre, Ic-br, a. — nient, ad. free; iinoiiiij'ied ; bold.
Lice, liss, /. list : bitelt-hound.
Licence, le-sa«ss,/; lieeine ; lieentioiisness
Licencié, le-sa«-syai, in. litenliate.
Licenciement, lc-sa«-se-nia«, in. disbanding troops.
Licencie je-sa/i-syai, v. a. to disband.
Licencieux, se, le-sa;/-syiih, — z, a. — senient, ad. lieen-
Licet, le-sait, m, perinissioti. [lions, dissjln.'e.

I-ichcn, le-ken, m. lichen,
Licitation, le-se-tah-syox./T licitation.
Licite, le-sit, a. —nient, ad. laufnl.
Liciter, Ic-se-tai, v. a. to sell by unction.
Licorne, le-korn,/; nnicorii.
l.icou, le-koo, >n, /taller.

Lie, le,/ dregs, lees, pi. ; faire chère —, to feast.
Liéjje, le-ailij, in. cork ; cork-tree.
Lien, !yai;i, in. band : tie ; —^, pi. chains, fetters, pi.
Lier, lyai, v. a. to bind, tie ; Join ; thicken (.utiue) : se

—, V. r, to bind one's self : thicken.
Lierre, lyair, in. i-:y.
Lieu, lynli, in. place, room: reason, occasion: an —

de, instead of; avoir —, to take place, hafp:n : - x,
IJeue, lyuh,/ league. \pl. privy.

Lieur, lyur, in. binder.
Lieutenance, lyuli-tna«ss,y! lieutenancy.
Lieutenant, lyuh-tna;(, w. lieutenant.
Lièvre, lyay-vr, in. hare: I'cc de —, haredip.
Lifjanient, li;,^-ani-a;(, in. li^'ainent.
Liijature, \\ii-Mùr,f. ligature, band.
Lijje, lilij, a. liege.
Liijnajje, linyaiij, tn. lineage, race,
l.iiini:, Vm-ye, A line : /ishing-line : troupes de —.foot
Li^Miée, lln-yai,/. oJ/'spring,p)v^eny. [soldiers, pi.

Lii^'ner, lin-yai, v. a. to line.
Linnette, Iin-yett,y. ticiiie.
Lijjneul, lin-yulil, ;;:. shoemaker's thread.
Lij^neux, se, lin-yuh, — z, a. lix'iieous.
Lit;ue, lij^,/". league, confederation.
Lijfiier, li.i;-ai, v. a. to unite in a leaj;ue: se —, 7'. r. to
Lit;ueiir, iii;-ur, ;;;. leaguer. [league, confederate,

Lilas, le-laii, in. lilac.
Liliacé, e, le-lyasai, a. liliaceous.

Limace, le-iiiass,/. slug. [iiig sfaireas.'.

Limaçon, le-iiiah-so;;, tii. snail ; escalier en — , mind-
Lim.iille, le-nia/,/. liinaturc, pilings, pi.
Limande, le-ma;/d,./; burt, dab.
Limbe. lai;(b, in. limb, edge : —i, pi. limbo.
Lime, \\\n,f. /He : siueet lemon.
Limer, le-iaai, -,: a. to file, polish.
Limier, lim-yal, ni. bloodhound.
Limitatif, ive, le-me-tat-if, — iv, a. limitary.
Limitation, !e-me-taIi-syo;(,_/; limitation.
Limite, le-mit,./ limit, boundary.
Limiter, le-me-tai, v. a. to limit, bound.
Limitruplic, le-me-trof, a. frontier.
Limon, le-mo;;, m. slime, iiiitd ; lemon; shnft[.'art\.
Liinonaile, le-inon-ad, /; lemonade. [kre/>er.

Liiiion.idier, le-nion-.id-yai, in. -ère, —t,f coftee-liousc
Limoneux, sç, Ic-mou-uJi, — z, (T. ilimy, muddy.

Linionier, leinonyai, >«. thillhorse, lemou-trte,

I.imonière, le-iiion-yair, , . shaft.

Limonsina^'e, le-nioo-ze-n.dii. '''. rough-walling.

Lini)iide, l,ii;/-piil, a. limpid, dear.

I.inipidilé, lai;/-pe-detai, /. l.iii/'idness, ilearnrst.

I.imure, le-niûr, y. /////;.,'■ ; /.'//>/'/.

I. in, \,t\n. III. lint.Jlax: j,'r.iiiieile — , linseed,

l.inaire, le-n.iir,./. toad-Jlax.

Liiiieul, lai';-sulil, m. vin ling-sheet.

Linéaire, leiiai-air, a. linear.

Lineal, le-nai-al, a. lineal.

Linéament, le-nai-arn-a)/, in. lineament.

I.inette, le-nett,/; linseed.

I.in^.'e, lai;;lij, in. linen. \f. seainshet^

l.inijer, lai;;-lijai, m, linen ■draf'er ; -ire, — lijair,

Linj,'erie, lai;/lij-re,/l linen-drapery ; linen trade.

Lint,'ot, lai;/-f,'oli, in, ingot, bar.

Lin;jotièri;, lai«-f;ot-yair,y: ingot mould.

Lint;nal, e, l.ii/i-t,'\val, a. lingual.

I.in>;iiiste, lai/;-i;wi-,t, )//. lini;uist.

Linj,'uistiinie, lai^i-jiwis-lik,/. science oflangunjes,

Linîère, lin-yair,/! //(n-7/'ii«;ij« ,• /la.v plot.

Liniment, liii-e-iiia<f, m. liniment, ointment,

Linoii, le-nu;/, in. lawn.

Linot, le-iioii, in. linnet.

Linotte, le-not,y; hen-linnet,

Linteaii, lal//-toli, in. Unlet.

I. ion, lyo;/, m. lion.

Lioiuem, lyii;;-soIi, in. lion's whelp.

Lionne, lyoii, A li.iness.

\.\\\^o, lip,./: blobber-lip.

Lippée, lip-.ii,./; inoiilhful : Um\z\,\c —, free-cost,

Lippitude, lip-pe-tûd,/ lippitude.

I.ippn, e, iip-pil, a. bio! ber-lifped.

l,i:|n.itioii, iik-ku.di-syo;;, /. liiiiiation.

Liqui-faction, le-Uw.ii'lak-sJo;;, /; l:./:iefactioit.

Li<pivlier, le-kw.ii-fyai, v. a. to liquefy, melt : se —,

Liqueur, le-kur,./.' lii/uor. [->. r. to lu/iiejy, f^r.'W liqnu!.

Liipiidiiteur, le-ke-d.it-ur, ;//. l:t/ii:daloi:

Licpiidation, k--ke-dali-syo);, y. ti,/iiidatioil.

Liquiile, le-kid, a. liquid, watery ; clear ; — , m. liqn.d.

Licpiider, le-ke-dai, -•'. a. to liquidate.

I.icpiidité, le-ke-<le-tai, A liquidity.

Liquoreux, se-, le-kor-uli, — z, a. luscious, sweet,

Liquorihte, le-kor-ist, in. distiller.

'Lire, leer, -,'. a. to read ; peruse.

Lis, lis, in. Illy.

Lisant, le-s.u(, see Lire.

Liséré, liz-ai-rai, in. embroidering.

Liseron, liz-ro«, in. bindweed.

Liseur, le-ziir. in. —se, —z,f. reader.

Lisible, le-ze-bl, a. — ment, ad, le:,'ible, readable.

Lisière, le/y.iir, y; list; selia:;e: border; — s, //.

leading-strings, pi.
Lisse, liss, a. smooth, glossy, sleek : —,f. rail, riliai.J.
l.isser, le-sai, v. a. to smooth, gloss.
l.isseiir, le-st;r, in. polisher.
Lissoir, le-swar, in. polisher, sleekslone.
I.issure, le-sûr,y^ glossiness.
Liste, list,/ list, roll.
\ Listel, lis-tel, m. listel.
Lit, le, m. bed : layer; bois de —, bedstead ; — de

c.\n\p,/ield-bed ; — de re|)OS, cciiclt.
Litanies, le-tan-e,/ //. litany.
Liteau, letoli, m. haunt {of a wolf),
Littiar^;e, le-tarhj,/ litharge.
Litlio,L,'raplie, le-tojj-raf, m. lithni^rapher.
Litlioi,rrapliie, le-lojT-rafo,/. lithography.
Lithoiiraphier, le-tiijj-raf-yai, v. a. to lithogrnph,
Lit!ioi,'rapliiiiue, le-toijra'f-ik, a. lithographie,
LitholoL^ie. le-tol-ohj-é,/. lithology.
Litliotomie, le-tot-om-e,/ lithotomy.
Liti'ire, le-tyair,/. litter, straw.
Litiifant, e, le-te-ffa», — t, a. litigant.
Litii.jo, le-tilij, m. litigation, suit at law.
Litiijieiix, se, letilij-yuli, — z, a. litigious ; dispxtiahîe,
Litorne. le-torn, f fieldfare.
Litre, le-tr, m. litre (measure).
Littér.iire, lit-tai-r.iir, a. lileraiy, learned.
I.ittér.i). e, lit-tai-r.il, a. — eir.ent, ad. literal.
Littér.ilité, lit-t.ii-r.il-u-tai,/ lileralily.
Littér.iteur, lit-t.ii-ra'.-ur, m. literary man, man et
Littérature, lit-tai-rat-ûr,/ lite rai tire', [letters, schel.ii:
I.ittor.il, e, lit-tor-;il, a. liHorai ; —, m. coast, shore.
Litiirt;ie, li-'.ftr-lije,./! liturgy.
Liturijiiiuo, le-tûr-lijik, a. liturgical.
Liure, le-Cir,/ rope : lashing.
Livide, le-vid, a. livid.
Liviilité, le-vid-e-tai,/ lividness.
Livraison, lc-vray-zo«,/ deliv-:ry ; part, numier
Livre, le-vr, in.boof- ■ -—,f. pound.
LivrOc, le-vrai,/ eiy,- servants, p{.

lilV [S3 I

Livrer, le-vrai, v. m. to dtlivef ; i;ivt up ; — bataille. ti>

tii^<ii;e: so —, v. r. to t^iiie one's self tip ; iviiii/iit

one's self: conJiiU in.
I.i\ ret. Ic'-vray, '". liltli: boni; certi/icatt,
I. .il. I-, I..I). w. l"!»'.
l.....ii. e. I.ik-al, a, — cmciit, ad. local ; — , >«. local ily :

l.i.c.ilite. li.k-.il-ft.ii, ./ lonility. [pie)in.\ts.

l...c.it.iiro, |iik-.it-air, ;//. loil^'<r ; tenant.
l......itioii, l(ik-alisyu«,/ letlDij^ out.

I....J1. l..k, t/i.lox-.

I.i.cIk-, IdsIi./ loach, jrrouiidlni)::

l...Llicr, losli-ai. 7'. H. to t>e loose.

I..,L..iMi.tif, ivo, liik-o.mot-if, — iv, a. locomotive.

l..;L..iniitioii, lok-()-iiii)li-syi)«,y; loco»ictio>i.

L<"..iii'>livc, lokomiili-tiv, / loco»iotiTe eiti^iite ; —

,111 \i!i. lire, assistant locomotive.
I.i,..uti..M, lokiVsyi)»,./; tnauner of speech.
I. ...lier, lud-yai. m. hci-i/iiilt.

!.. I, l.f, m. loo/'; Ltri; .ill ~, ta be to the -iviiidiuard,
I,i.i;,iritliiiic, loj,'-aritiii. m. to,i;arithm.
l,(.-.iritlimiiiiic, liii,'-arit-iiiik, a. lo';arithinic.
I-.'s'L', l.ilij.yi lo.if-e. box ; lint, cabin ; kennel.
]...i;c.iiilc. li;lij-.iii-lii, a. inhabitable.
i....;ciiiLiit, l(ilij-iii.i<(, >//. loii;;in\;-s ; quarters, pi.
LM,;cr, lnlij-ai, v. a. et n. to lo,lj;e, quarter; liTC, diuctl ;

sc -■, r. r. to take lod-^i)ii;s ; make a lodi;>nent.
I.(.'.;Lur. lii)ij-iir, in. iMli^iim-hoiise keeper.
l,..i;i( icn, lnlij.c-sy,ii«, ;//. l,i,:;ic!aii.
i.i.^'i.lMc. l.ilij-ik, a. - iiiL-nt, iid. logical ; —,f. loj;ic.
l-i.;,;!-., i..lij-c, m. dicctlin.,', lodx'iiii,^ ; home.
1,(11,'. iL,'riphe, Li'^'-o^-rif, ni. U\i;oi;riphe.
Loi, \v,.\,f. laic; rule; iKinimo (le — , latvyer ; — de

c|..iiiicilc. lawo/s<l/le>nent : — ilV-lcctioii, elect ion-laiv.
I... ill, lo-ai»/, ad. far, far off, at a distance ; — <le,y«;-

jroiii : (le — , 11/ It distance ; Ion/; before.
Loiiit.iiii, e, lo-ai//-t.iiH, —ten, <j. remote; distant; —,

III. distance ; backi;roiind.
I.i.ir, lu-alir, «/. dormouse,
I.ui^ilile, Kva-£e-l)l, a. allou'ed. lawful.
l.ui^ir, Iwa-zeer, «/. leisure ; ."l —, at leisure,
l.oiiih.ird, lo«-l)ar, in. pawnbroker,
I. limbes, lo«l), in.pl. loins, pi.
l.oiulriii, lo«-iirai«, in. London cloth.
Luiij;. lie. lo«, — nl'i "■ ''"'.<,'■ laixe ; slow ; \ la Imiijiio,

in time ; —, m. lem^th ; tout ail — , at luri;e ; tmit lUi

—, all aloni; ; tout de SOU — , at one's leug^tli ; le —

de, aloiij;, all aloni;.
I.i.ii;^'.iiiiiiic, lu« j,'a-iieeiii, a. loiii^animous.
I .uiii,'aiiiiiiité, lo/z-naii-e-iiie-tiii,/! longanimity.
l.uni,'e, lo;(lij,/' j-/n»/; thonc; : loin.
l.iiii^'er, lo;/-lijai. v. a. to go along.
l,uii:^évite', lo«-lijai-ve-tai,y; longevity.
l.uiiKiiiie'trie, lo«-lijo-iiiai-tre,y loiigiinetry.
1,0111,'itikle, lo;/-lije-ti'Kl,y; longitude.
Li)ii),'itiidinal, e, lo/zlije-ti'i-de-r. ■ , •. longitudinal.
l.onnJuiiitL', lo«-lijo-ai«-tai, a. lo.g-Jointed,
I.onj^riiie, lo»-greeii,y; sleeper.
LoML;temiis, lo«-ta», ad. a long while.
l-ijiii,'ue, lo«k;h,y. long syllable.
l.oiiijiiet, te, lo«-(,'ay, — j;et, a. pretty long.
I.oiii,'iioiir, low-j^iir.y". length; lingering.
I.oocli, lok, >«. toc/i.
Ijipiii, lop-ai«, in. gob, bit.
I,oi|ii,ice, lok-wass, ii. loquacious,
j,iH|u,icitL-, lok-was-e-tai,y. loquacity.
I.iHiue, lok, y rag, tatter.
I.i.i|iict, lok-ay, >n. latih.
I.oi|iiette, lok-et,/ small bit : little piece.
l.or),'iier, kirn-yai, v. a. to ogle ; leer.
I.ur(,'iielte, lorii-yett, / spy-glass ; opera-glass,
l.i)rj,'iietir, lorn-yiir, in. ogler.
l.'irtjiiiin, lorn-yo;(, m. eye-glass.
I. on. It. liir-yoh, in. yellow-liammer.
Loriuier, luriu-yai, in. loriiner, saddler.
I.ors, lor, pr. — de, at the time of; ties —, from that

time : pour — , then, in that case,
I.orsnue, lorsk, c. wticii.
l,osdiij;c, loz-a'/lij, in. lozenge.
Lot, loll, in. lot, share, portion ; prize.
Loterie, lot-re, yi lottery.
Li .tier, lot-yai, in. lotus.
Liitiuii, loli-.syo«,_/'. lotion.
Lotir, lot-eer, v. a. t.i dizide into lots.
Lntisba^'e, lot-o-salij, in. assaying.
Lotibseiuent, lot-e-siiia«, >/i. dividing into lots.
Loto, lo-toli. III. loto. [able.

Lou.ihle, loo-ali-bl, a. — merit, ad. laudable; comimnd-
Louajje, loo-,ilij, in. letting ont ■ prendre .^ —, to hire.
Louaii>;e, loo-a/dij,/! praise, commendation,
Lou.iiitjer, loo-a<ifij-ai, %>. a. to praise.
Louaiijicur, loo-a;(-hjur, ;//. praiser, flatterer,
Jvoudie, loobh, a. .wiiint eyed ,- siispniou^.

MAC

l.oucher, lull ^ilini, v. a. tc squint.

l.iiuer, loo-.ii, -•. II. to let, rent, hire ; praise, comniettd ;
se —, V. r. to litre one's self, let, praise one's self.

Loueur, loour, ni. one who hires ; /'raiser ; /laitcirr.

Loup, loo, m. wolf: fackini;-stuk : — cervier, stag-
wolf, tyii.\ ; — narou, in. man-wolf

Loupe, loop,./; wen; knob; inai;infyiiig glass.

l.iiuiHUX, se, l.iii-puli, —7., a. kiiol>/\\\

t.iiurd, e, liior, - .1. a. — eiiieiit, ad. lieaiy ; clumsy.

Lourd. mil, loor-dnli, ///. ankicardfellojc.

I.ourderie, loor-die,./! blunder.

Lourdeur, loor-dur,y; hca:'iiiess.

Li.urer, loor-ai, v. a. tojoin [notes],

.'.outre, loo-tr,yi otter.

Louve, loov,y she-wolf; iron.pincer,

Louvet, loo-vay, 1». deep ycUoic-dim.

Louvete.iu, loov-toli, m. -icolf's cub.

Loiiveter, loov-tai, v. 11. to ivlictp.

Louvcterie, loov-tre,/. equip(i:;c for wolf-hunting.

Louviers. loov-yai, m. J.ou~icrs cloth.

Louvoyer, lon-v wa-yai, v. 11. to tack.

I .iixiidroiiiie. loksod-rom-c. /! loxodroinits.

Loyal, e. Iw.i-y.il. ii. —•■nient, ad. loyal, fair, true.

Loy.iiite', lw.i-yiil\-tai./. loyally, fairness.

Loyer, Isva-y.ii, in. rent; hire.
I 1.11, III, see Lire.
I I.uliie. 10 be. y whim, maggot.

Liilirii ité. Ill lire-setai, /: lubricity.

I.ul.rilier, lû-liril'-e-.ii, v. a. to lubricate.

Luliriijue. li'i-brik, 1». —nient, ad. lewd.

Lne.irne. Ii'l-karn,y skylight.

Lucille, liVsid, a. —nient, <;i/. lucid, clear,

l.iuiilite', liVsid-e-tai.y brightness, clearness.

I.ucr.itif. ive, lù-kr.i-til', — iv, a. lucrative.
: Lucre, lù-kr, ;//. lucre, gain.
j Luette, liVett.y in ula.
I Lueur, \i\-ur, J. glimmer, glare.

Lir^ubre, lù-i;ù-lir, a. —nient, ifi^. lugubrious, doleful.
I Lui, li'i-e, /;(. he. him, it; to him, to her, to it : lui-
! Lui, liVej_xtf Luire. [uiêiiie, himself.

•Luire, lû-eer, v. >i. to shine ; glitter.
I Luisant, e, lû-e-za/i, — t, a. glittering ;
\ Luinbajfo, lo«-bali-jjoli, m. luinbai;o.

Lumière, lù-myair, y /;,;./(/, candle;
hole; hint; knoicledge, luminary ,

Luiiii);,'iion, lii-min-yo;;, in. wick ; taper-end.
I Luminaire, lil-menair, m. light; lii;hts,pl.
I Limiineux, se, lû-me-iuili, — z, a. luininoiis.
I Lun.iire, liVn.iir, a. lunar, liinaiy.

Lunaison, lii-nay-zo«,y iiinalion.

Luii.iticjiie, lû-n.it-ik, <r. lunatic ; whimsical.

Lundi, hi«-de, in. .\foiiday. \wliims. f!.

Lune, li'in. f moon; cl.ii'r <Ie — , moonshine ; — s. /*A

Lunette, lii-uet, f. glass ; seat (of a water-iloset) ; sky.
I'g'it : — s, pi. spcctat les, pi,

Lunettier, Ii1-net-yai, in. spectacle-maker.

Lupin, lû-pai;(, m. lupine.

Lustre, lils-tr, in, lustre : gloss.

Lustrer, !i1s-trai, v. a. to j; toss, glaze.

I.ustreux, li'ib-truli, — z, ii. glossy.

Lustrine, liis-trin,y lustring.

Lut, lut, m. lute.

Luter, lùt-,ii, z: a. to lute,

Lutli. lût, m. lute.

i.iitliér.inisiue, lû-tai-ranisin, m. f.ut/ieranisin,

1-utliérieii, Ii1-tai-ryai«, — ryeii, a. /.utheran.

Luthier, lû-tyai, m. musical instrument-maker.

Lutin, li'i-tiii«, iH. hobgoblin.

Lutiner, lù-tenai, v. a. to plague, tease,
' Lutrin, lil-trai;;, ///. chorister's desk.
j Li-.tte, lût. y wrestling, struggle.
I Lutter, lût-ai, v. n. to wrestle, struggle.
' i.nttcur, \C\t-\\r, m. wrestler.
I Luxation, lûk-siih-syo;;, f. luxation.

Luxe, lûks, m. luxury, luxuriance.

Luxer, lûk-sai, v. a. to luxate.

Luxu.-e. lûk-sûr. y luxurioiisness. [rions, luslful.

Luxurieux, se, liik-sûr-yuli, — z, a. —sèment, ad. iuxii-

Luzerne, lû-zairii, f. liicern.

Lycanthropie, le-ka«-trop-e, f. lycantlircpy.

Lycée, Ic-sai, m. lyceiim.

Lyiuphaticiue, lai'i-f.it-ik, a. lymphatic.

Lynx. lai;(KS, m. lyii.w

Lyre, leer, y lyre.

Lyrique, leeri'k, iJ. lyrical ; —, m. lyric

M

Ma, see Mon.

M.icadainiser, makad-amezai, v. a. to tnacadaiiize,

N|ac;ir"»i mak aro;j, tn. tmca.nion.

shiny.

opening ; toiuh-
•de K'U. V'"-
V>.<ht.

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Macaroni, mnk-ar-nn-c, in. f/iiiraro>ii,

Madildiiif, m.is-;ii-il\v.in,./. >nii//i\\'.

^l.ln•l,lli(lll. iii.i^-.iir.ili N)'i;/, /; iiiinryatioil, spaiing.

M.iccror, iii.is-.iir.ii, :■. u. A' iiiaitr,ifi;

M.li IK-, iiMii'-li, /. (or/i-iiifiii/.

M.K liclir, iii.iiislil'.iir, »i. Urotso/iron,

M.I1 111 liirr, iii.iii^lily.iir, a. /. dciit —, griniier.

M.li:licr, inaii-sliai, v. ii. ti>i/if7i\ inastuatf.

M.lclieiir, m.ui-sluir, in. iJinvi-r. [ifitiii.

MAcliicatoirc, maii-sliu-kat-war, in. so mft hi 111; to ilttw;

Ntacliinal, e, mash-e-ii.il, n. machinal, niechaniial.

Macliiiiateur, iiia-.li-o-iiat-iir, m. n>ntrivfr. [triz'ance.

Machination, iiiasl\-e-nah-syo<(, /. innchinaHon, con-

Machine, inash-in, /. inathiue ; en,i;ine ,■ — à vapeur,

steam enj;int ; — locomotive, locomotive ; conducteur

tie — , eiif^ine-mitii.
Machiner, inash-e-nai, v. a. to contrive, plan.
Machiniste, inasli-e-nist, >«. machinist.
MAclioire, niau-sliwar,/; jaw. Jawbone.
Mâchonner, niau-slion-ai, v. a. t<i miimbU.
M.lchurer, mau-sliit-rai, v. a. toiiaitfi,
^iacis, nias-e, m. mace.
Made, niali-kl, /î water-cheslnut.
Maçon, niau-sc», m. mason ; bricklayer.
^laçonna^e, inah-son-alij, m. mason's work, masonry.
Maçonner, niali-son-ai, v. a. to b.tild, wall up ; bundle.
Slaçunnerie, niah-son-re, /. masonry.
Maçonnique, niah-son-ik, a. masonic,
Macre, nialikr,./; ivatcr-chestniit.
Macreuse, niak-ruhz, /. sea-<iiick.
Maculature, niak-fl-lat-ûr,/! waste-paper, waste.
Alacule, niak-ftl,yi slain, spot.

Maculer, mak-il-l.ii, v. a. et n. to spot, blot ; be blotted.
Madame, matl-ain, /. madam, mistress, my lady.
Mademoiselle, niad-niwa-zel, y: miss.
Madone, mad-oii, /. madonna.
Madras, niadrahs, m. Madrat handkerchief.
Matlre, e, inad-rai, a. speckled, spotted ; sly ; — , m.
Madrier, niad-re-ai, m. thick board. [cunning blade.
^Ia^u, e, maf-li1, a. chith<heekcd. ,

Ma){asin, niajj-az-ai«, m. maj^azine, storehouse.
M.i){asinatre, mag-az-e-nahj, in. lime the goods remain

in a warehouse ; hire o/a warehouse.
Majfasinier, nia);-az-in-yai, in. warehouse-keeper.
Majje, niahj, m. magus, astrologer.
M,i(i;icien, malij-e-syai»(, m. —ne, — syen, /. magician,
Ma^'ie, mahj-e,/ magic. [7vitard.

Matfique, niahj-ik, a. magic, magical.
Wa^ister, inalij-is-tair, m. schoolmaster.
Magistral, e, malij-is-tral, a. — einciit, ad. magisterial.
Majjistrat, niahj-is-trah, m. magistrate.
Ma^istratute, malij-is-trat-ûr, /; magistracy, [worms.
Magnanerie, man-yan-ree, /. house for rearing silk-
Majfnunime, man-yan-im, a. —nient, ad. magnanimous.
M.i)jnanimite, iiian-y.iii-e-nie-tai,y! magnanimity.
Magnat, magh-nah, m, magnate.
Ma;;nésie, nian-yai-se, /. i/utgnesia.
Majfnétique, man-yai-tik, a. magnetic.
Ma);nétiser, nian-yai-te-zai, t/. a. to magnetize.
Ma;;iiétiseur, nian-yai-te-zur, m. magnelizer.
Maijnétisme, nian-yai-tism, m. magnetism.
Ma>;nilicence, nian-ye-fe-saHs,/; magnijicence.
Mairnitique, inan-ye-fik, a. — incnt, ad. magnificent,

splendid; — , in. ostentatious man.
Ma;;ot, niah-^oh, m. baboon ; hidden treasure.
Mahometan, niah-oin-ai-ta«, m. Mahometan.
Mahoniétisme, mah-om-ai-tism, m. Alahometanism.
Mai, may, m. May ; t/uzypole.
^Iaie, lu.iy, y. kneading-trough.
M.iiijre, may-gr, a. —ment, ad. meagre, lean ; jour —,

lish-day ; — repas, spare diet ; faire — , to abstain

from meat, keep Lent.
Mai>;relet, te, may->;r-lay, —let, Mai^jret, te, may-gray,

— ({fct, a. a little lean, thin, poor.
Maigreur, iiiay-^jrur, f. iiicagreiiess, leanness.
Maijjrir, mai-greer, 7j. n. to grow lean ; fall away.
Miil, ma/, in. mall; mallet.
Maille, ma/, /. mesh ; stitch ; link ; web ; cette de —s,

coat of mail, n'avoir ni sou ni — , to he very poor.
Mailler, nidAai, v. a. et n. to make meshes : beat (hide] ;
Maillet, ma/-ay. in. mallet. Igroiv speckled.

Mailloche, maZ-osli, f. wooden mallet.
Maillot, nia/-oh, m. sivaddling-band.
Mam, niai«, / hand ; handwriting ; trick ; cuire (op

paper); hook ; grapple; de — on —, from one to

another; tic lonjjue — , long since : sous —, under

/uàiid, clandestinely ; a toutes — s, every way ; cheval

de—, led horse; coup de — , bold stroke; battre

des — s, to applaud; en venir aux —s, to engage;

faire sa — , to plunder.
Main-d'œuvre, mai;/-duh-vr,y^ luorkmanshtp.
Milia forte, uutiu'fort,/: assistance, help.

Mainlevée, tnai»»-Ii</«-val, f. replevy,

Maiiiiiiiso, m.ii</-uieez, f. seizure.

Maiiiiiinik', in.ii«-iiiurl, y; inortiiiain. [time.

M.iiiit. e, iii.ii//, — t, <». many; in.iintcs fois, mama

Maiiili.'ii.int, iiiai>/-tn.i>(, ad. iioiv, at thit tune.

•Maintenir, mai'/tneur, v. a. lot us/a in, s>-'p.'rl ; 111,1 1'l-
tain, piiterie ; S'' — ,7'. r. to hold oui.

Maliitniiie, m.ii^tiM'i, y. maiiileiianie.

Maintien, niai//-ly.ii'/, m. mamlciiauce ; carri.icr,

M.iire, mair, m. mayor. [iounleiian,e.

Mairie, iiiair-e, f. mayoralty.

Mais, may, ad. but.

Maïs, luafi-is, m. Indian wheat, maize.

Maison, inay-zo«,/. house ; family ; — d'arrit, //-ij.ii.
house; — de plaisimce, nut nor ; — dc ville, tu:cit
house.

M.iisoimée, niay-zon-ai, f. the whole house or family.

Maisonnette, uuii-zon-ett, /I smalt house ; line-keeper s
house, guérite.

Maître, may-tr, m. master; landlord; — autel, ///>*
altar; — de danse, dancing-master; — d'école, sch,vl-
fnasler ; — d'études, usher; — d'liotel, stcwati:
— de musii|ue, music-master ; petit — , beau, spatk.

M.titresse, may-tress, f. mistress; — ancre, s/irel-

Maîtrise, may-triz, y. mastership. [aiic/nr.

Maîtriser, may-tre-zai, v. a. lo domineer, master, .»*-

Majesté, mahj-es-tai, f. majesty. [:iiii\

Majestueux, se, m.ahj-es-tu-uli, — z, a. — senieiit, n.l.
m.tjestic, majeslical.

Majeur, e, mahj-ur, a. major, greater ; superior.

Major, mahj-or, m. major ; état — , stajf.

Majorat, malijor-ah, m. majorat.

M.ijorité, mahj-or-e-tai, /! majority.

Majuscule, mahj-fis-ki.1l, a. capital.

Mai, mal (//. maux), m. e7iil ; pain, distemper ; hard,
ship; misfortune ; — d'iiventure, whitlow; ■ .le
cteur, squeaini\hness ; — de dents, — aux dciits,
toothache; — de mer, sea-sickiuss ; — de vuime,
gripes ; — , ad. ill, badly ; wrong ; — h propos, iin-
seasonably ; être — avec (|., to be at variance itil/t
O'le ; se trouver — , to jind one's self ill, faint.

Malachite, mal-ak-it, /; malachite.

Malacie, \\i;\\-vi^-e, f. vitiated appetite. [paliciil.

Malade, mal-ad, a. sick, diseased, distempered ; —, rt.

M,da<lie, mal-ad-e, f. illness, sickness, disease ; /miJ.
iiess ; avoir la — (In pays, to be home-sick.

M.Uadif, ive, iiial-ad-if, — iv, a. sickly.

Maladnerie, mal-ad-r;(/i-re,y. lazaietto. [iifu.

Maladresse, mal-iid-ress, /; aivkwardness ; unskilful.

Mal.idroit, e, nial-ad-rwa, — t, <«. — enient, ad. awkic.ird.

Malaise, inal-ayz, m. uneasiness. - [unski.fiil.

h; liaise, e, m.il-.iy-zai, i«. — nient, ad. difficult; iiuon-
veil lent.

Malandres, mal-a«-dr, y; />/. ma,
Malandrcux, se, iiial-a//-tlruli, —

malaiiders ; rottenness.

Mal-appris, mal-apre, )/;. churl, boor.

Malart, mal-ar, in. mallard.

Mal.axer, mal-ak-sai, v. a. to mala.xate.

Malb.iti, e, mal-bau-te, a. ill-shaped.

Malcontent, e, lual-kou-ta», — t, a. discontented.

Maldisant, e, mal-de-za;j, — t, a. backbiting, slanderous;

— , m. backbiter.
M.lle, maul, a. male ; manly ; — , m. male.
Malédiction, mal-ai-(lik-syo«, f. malediction, curse.
Malefaim, maul hv.n.f. violent hunger.
Maléfice, mal-ai-fiss, ;/;. witchcraft.
Maléficié, e, mal-ai-fis-yai, a. bewitched; shrivelled.
Maléfique, mal-ai-fik, a. malignant.
Malencontre, m.-il-an-ko«-tr, f. ill luck.
Malencontreux, se, inal-an-ko«-truli, — z, a. unlucky.
Mal-en-point, mal-a«-po-ai«, ad. badly off.
Malentendu, mal-a«-ta«-di1, in. fnisunder:ta>hliii;,
NIal-ètre, mal-ay-tr, in. uneasiness. [mis:,il:i.

Malévole, mal-ai-vol, a. evil-minded.
Malfaçon, mal-fas-on, y. defect; cheat.
•Malfaire, mal-f.ilr, v. n. to do mischief.
Malfaisance, mal-fay-sa»(z, f. tnischievousness.
Malfaisant, e, iiial-fay-za;r, — t, a. mischievous.
Malfait, e, mal-fay, — t, a. ill-shaped, ugly.
Malfaiteur, mal-fay-tur, m. malefactor, crimiiia
Malijre, mal-grai, /;'. tn spile of, nottvilhslandii...
Malhabile, mal-ab-il. a. —nient, ad. unskilful. awk'v,iri. j
Malhabileté, malab-il-tai, f. unskilfu/ness. awkicirJ- ]

ness. [int. — h, ir.v 'J.

Malheur, mal-iir, m. misfortune, ill-luck ; misery: -, j
Malheureux, se, nial-nh-ruli, — z, ii. — senient, a.i un-
fortunate ; wretc/ud ; miserable ; — , ;/i. wreUhii |

tnan. wretch.
Malhonnête, mal-on-ayt, a. — ment, a<l. dishonest ; rndt.
Malhonnêteté, mal-on-ayt-tai, f^. dishonesty . rudentss.
Malice, mal-iss,/ tnalice ; ■maliciousness, roguishntsi;

roguish trick.

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M.iliclcUA. sc, mal-ls-yuh, — z, a. — semcnt, ad. maii-

iii'iis , tniSiliiiTOHS ; roijiiis/t.

M.ili^'nciiient, iiial-iiiy?-iiia«, <»./. iitiilij^uaiitly.

M.iliniiite, iiial-in->r-tai, /. ma/ij;>iify, >iiaUj,'iia>iry.

M.iliii, tU'ic, mal-ai<;, — iii-y^, a. maiicioKS, inalifiiniit ;

Maline, inal-in, / spriiig-tUie. \rognisli, sly.

M.ilines, nial-iii. / Mechlin lace.

Malingre, nial-ai"-t;re. a. sickiy.

Malintentionné, c, inalai>(-ta»(-syon-ai. a. ilt^disfosed.

M.ilitnrne, inal-e-torii. a. awkuatd, stupid.

Mal-juiié, e, nial-hjrt-hjai, «1. error in the sentence.

^lHlle, mal, /. trunk ; —poste, mitilcoach. [ableness.

Malléabilité, lual-lai-ab-e-lc-tai, /. malleability, ntalle-

Malléable, nial-lai-ah bl, a. malleable.

^lalléole, nial-lai-ol, /. malleolus.

Mallcticr, ni.il-tyai, m. trunkmaker.

M.illette, mal-ett, / little trunk.

Mallier, tnal-yai, m. fack-horse.

Malmener, iiialm-nai, v. a. to abuse, chide.

Malotru, e, mal-oli-tril, a. piti/ul, wretched.

M ilpeijjné, e, in,il-payn-yai, a. shabby. [nasty.

Malpropre, inal-uro-pr, <i. — niont, a. slovenly, dirty.

Malpropreté, inal-prop-pr-tal,/^ slovenliness, nastiness.

Malsain, e, inal-sai»i, — sen, a. unhealthy ; umvhole-

MiKcant, c, nial-sai-a«, — t, a. unteenUy. [some.

>lalt, ni.alt. m. malt.

Maltole, inal-tolit, / extortion.

Maltoticr, inal-toli-tyai, m. extortioner. [injure.

Maltraiter, nial-traytai, v. a. to use ill ; ivronj^ ; abuse.

Malveillance, nial-vei'-a>;s,y; malevolence, ill-ifitl.

Malveillant, e, iiial-vc/-a«, — t, a. malevolent, ill-
viiiulfd.

Malversation, mal-vair-sah-syon,y; malz<ersatiû)t.

Al.ilvcrser, inal-vair-s,ii, t'. n. to embezzle.

Malvoisie, niiil-vwa-ze, m. malmsey.

Ma?nan, niani-a», /. mamma.

Mamelle, niani-tl, yî breast; teat, dug,

M.iinilon, niain-lon, ;•/. nipple ; pap.

Mamie, nia-nia, /. sweetheart.

Mamelii. e, iiiani-lû, a. full-breasted.

Mannnifère, niani-mof.iir, a. mamtnifcrous.

Mammouth, mam inoot, m. mammoth.

M.mant, nian-a«, m. peasant; clotuu.

Maiitlie, inansli. ;«. /«i««rf/<'; haft; helve; — ./.sleeve;

Mancliette, nia<;-shct, f. riijffic. [channel.

Manchon, ina;(-shoii, >n. muff.

Manchot, e, nia;/-shoh, —shot, a. maimed ; one-handed.

Mandant, nia«-(iaH, m. constituent.

Mauilat, ma'<-(lali, m. mandate, writ.

M.iiidataire, m;".<(-dat-air, m. mandatary, constituent ;

Mandement, ma;(d-ma;/, m. mandate, order. [provy.

M.inder, nia>i-dai, ■a. a. to send word . send/or.

Mandibule, ma«-de-l)ûl, m. mandible, jaw.

M.inilillc, man-di/, m. mandilion.

Mandoline, ma«-tlol-in, /. mandoline.

Mandrill, nia>/-drai'i, m. mandrel ; punch, ynould.

Manducation, m.^^-dil-kah-syo»», f. manducation.

Manci;e, man-nihj, >n. ridins^-house ; ridin.-scliool,

M.'uKs, maun, m. pi. vmnes, shades, pi,

,Ma:i,'cable, nia«dyah-bl, a. eatable.

Man;; -aille, man-hja/,y;yii(ii/; eatables, pi. ; meat,

Maiij;eoire, ma«hjo-ar, /. manx'er, crib.

Manner, ii?a«-lijai, v. a. et n, to eat; spend, squander
away ; salle îi —, dinin,i;-room ; se — , v. r. to be eat-
oble ; destroy each other ; — , >«. eating; food, Z'ic-

Man^;erie, ii\a)<-lijre,./; eating ; extortion. [tuals, pi.

M,i,i,i;e-tout, nia«hj-too, m. spendthrift.

Mani,'eur, se, nia«-hjur, — z, m. eater, feeder.

M.uii;cure, ma;;-hju', y; nibbling; gnawing.

Maniabl;, man-yah-bl, a. tractable, pliable, handy.
Mani.aque, man-yak, a. maniac, lunatic.
Manic, \\\.:n-e, f. mania ; fancy. [conduct.

Maniement, inanc-iaaH, >«. handling, management.
Manier, man-e-ai, v. a. to handle ;feel ; manage, rule ;

an —, by the feel.
Manière, man-e-air, /.' manner; kind, sort; style; de

— (jue, so that; par — d'acquit, carelessly.
Maniéré, e, nian-e-ai-rai, a. affected, quaint.
M.inifestation, man-e-fes-tah-syo«, f. tnanifestation.
Manifeste, man-e-fest, a. —ment, ad. manifest ; —, m.

manifesto.
Manifester, maii-e-fes-tai, v. a. to manifest. [trigiie.
Maniijance, nian-e-j,'a«s, f. underhand dealing, in-
Maiii)rancer, niaii-e-^a«-sai, 7>. a. to contrive, plot.
Manipul.ition, man-e-pfl-lali-syo«, f. manipulation.
Manipuler, man-e-i)ftdai, v. a. to tnanipulate, operate.
M.unvoau, nian-e-voh, m. ,'lat basket.
Manivelle, iiianevel, y! hand!'- ; crank.
M nine, maiyi, f tnanna ; basket.
Mannequin, ni.tn-kai/i, m. mannikin, hamper.
Maniiequine, e, niankin-ai, a. affected.
Mana-uvre, man-uh-vr, m. tnason's man, hodman.

Manœuvre, man-uli.vr,y: rigging ; manaeu-'re, conduct,

M.iiUL'Uvrcr, inan-uh-vrai, v. n. to work ; manœuvre,

Mamcuvrier, man-uh-vre-ai, m. skilful seaman.

M.iiiuir, man-war, m. mansion.

.Manouvrier, man-00-vre-ai, m. laboure», workman.

Maiupie, i!ia«k, /«. wa>it ; — de, ad. for want of.

Manquement, ma'ik-max, m. failure ; fault, omission.

Mamjuer, ma''-kai, v. a. et n. to miss; slip; fail;
want; be missing; miscarry; — do tomber, to In

M.^nsarde, ma^-sard,/: j.-^u/vrA [near falling.

Mansuétude, ina»-sû-ai-ti\d,y^ mansuétude, mildness.

Mante, mant,f. mantle.

Manteau, ma»-toh, m. cloak; mantelpiece ; sous le —,
secretly ; — dc nuit, night-goivn.

Mantelet, ma;j-tlay, w. mantelet.

M.'iiitiUe, nia/i-ti/, f. mantilla.

Manture, niax-tilr, f. surge. [manual.

Manuel, le. niau-û-ol, a. — leinent, ad. manual ; — m.

Manuf.icturc, inana1-fak-tftr,y; manufactory.

Manufacturer, man-iVfak-tfi-rai, v. a. to manufacture.

M.inufacturier, man-fl-fak-td-re-ai, m. manufacturer.

Manumission, nia-niVmis-yox, f. freedom.

Manuscrit, man-û-skre, m. manuscript.

Manutention, man-A-ta;i-syo;i, f. management ; main-
tenance; upholding.

Mappemonde, map-mo;/d, y: map of the world.

Maquereau, mak-roli, m. market el.

Macjuijfnon, inak-inyo;(, >«. horse-dealer, jockey.

Maqui^jnonnage, niak-in-yon-alij, m, horse-dealing,
jockeyship.

Ma<|ui>rnonner, mak-in-yon-ai, v. a. to trim for sale.

Marabout, niar-iib-oo, m. marabout ; coffee-pot.

.Maraîcher, mar-ay-shai, m. kitchen gardemr.

Marais, mar-ay, m. marsh, fen ; kitchen garden ; —

Marasme, mar-asm, m. marasmus, [salant, salt-pan.

Marâtre, inar-au-tr,y: step-mother.

Maraud, mar-oh, m. scoundrel.

Maraude, inar-ohd, /; marauding.

Marauder, mar-oh-dai, v. u. to go a-marauding.

Maraudeur, mar-oh-dur, >n. marauder.

Marbre, mar-br, m. marble.

Marbrer, mar-brai, z'. a. to marble.

Marbrerie, niar-br«/i-re,y; marble-work.

M,irl)reur, mar-brur, m. marbler.

Marl)rier, mar-bre-ai, >n. stonecutter.

M.arbrière, mar-l)re-air,y tnarble quarry.

Marbrure, inar-briir,y; marbling. [pi.

M.irc, iiiar, m. >nark ; grounds {coffee); skins {grapes),

M.ircassin, niar-kas-ai«, m. young wild boar.

Marchand, inar-slia», m. merchant ; tradesman ; cus-
tomer ; — de fer, ironmonger ; —, e, — d, a. mer-
chantable; trading. [modes, milliner.

Marchande, inar-slia«d, /. trading-woman ; — de

Marchander, ni.ir-sha«-dai, v. a. et n. to cheapen,
haggle for ; hesitate.

M.irchandise, niar-shaH-diz,y. merchandise.

Marche, marsh, y: marsh; motion ; move ; step, stair.
Marché, inar-shai, m. market; bargain; cours du —,
market-price ; h \mn —, cheap. [board.

Marchepied, marsh-pyai, m. steps ; foot stool, foot-
Marcher, niar-shai, v. n. to walk, march ; travel.
Marcheur, inar-shur, >«. —se, — uhz, f. walker;
Marcotte, inar-kot,./: sprig, layer. [/reader.

Marcotter, mar-kot-ni, v. a. to set layers.
Mardi, mar-de, m. Tuesday.
Mare, m;\r,f. pool ; trough.

Marécage, mar-ai-kahj, m. bog, fen, s^vamp. [fenny.
Maréca^'eux, se, mar-.ii-kaly-uh, — z, marshy, boggy,
Marech.il, niar-ai-shal, m. Jarrier ; marshal; — des

loj^is, quarter-master.
Marech.ilerie, mar-ai-shal-re,y:yam>rv. [shalsea.

Maréchaussée, mar-ai-shoh-s.ii, f. horse-police; mar-
M.irée, niar-ai, /". tide ; fresh sia-fish ; haute —, high

water ; basse —, low water.
Marelle, mar-el,/', hopscotch.
Marge, marlij.y; margin.
Margelle, mar-hjel,y;'Ari>«, curbstone.
Marginal, e, mar-hje-nal, a. marginal.
Margiiier, mar-lije-nai, v. a. to write marginal Hotet,
Margotter, mar-go-tai, v. ». to cry as a quail.
Margouillis, inar-^oo/c, m. puddle.
Margrave, niar-grav, m. fnargrave.
Margriiviat, mar-grav-e-ah, m. maigraviate.
Marguerite, m.irg-rit,/: daisy ; pearl.
Marguillerie, inar-ghi/-rc,y: churc/twjrd-nship.
Marguillier, mar-ghi/-,ii, ;/;. churchwarden.
Man, ni.ir-e, m. husband, spouse.
M.iriable, uiar-e-ah-bl, a. marriageable.
M.iiiage, m,ir-e-alij, m. marriage, wedding.
Marie, ni.ir-c-ai, m. bridegroom.
Mariée, inar-c-ai,y. bride.
Marier, iiiar-e-ai, v. a. et se —, v. r. to marry ; matcH.

MAR

- nil/, r. i>hililt-)iiak<'

l1V.it.ur, se, marc-iir,

Marin, e, iiiar-ai'/, —in, u. murine; — , iii. srainail,
Miirinadc, iiiar-c-nail,./ />((/•/*'. [inayinft.

Marine, mar-in,/, inaniie : ihitv ; officier de —, timut/
M.irlticr, ni.ir-L'-iiai, 7'. a. to iiuirinalr. fiukle. {ojfficer,
M,iriii^''iiiin, niar-.ii;;nH,ii»/, ;//. iiiiisi/i<iti>.
Marinier, iiiariii-L-.ii, iii. /ia>x'i»iaii, l}i;/ttei)iiaii.
Marionnette, niare-on-etl, y! /*/<//'•/.• - s, //. piif'f'tt-

siu<iv. {huslHtiut and ii'ile.

Marital, c, nmr-c-tal, a. marital: — enicnt, aii. like
M.inlinie, niar-e-tini, a. tnariliine,
M.iritoriie, nv.ft-iiKmw, /. i/irty iveiich.
Marivan(l.i);c, ni ir-o-vuli-dalij, »/(. »ia>i>icns»i.
Marjolaine, niarlij<)l-cn,yi iiiar/orani.
Marmaille, niar-ina/,/: hratx, /il.
Marmelade, inarni-lad,y: marinnlade,
M.irniile, inar-niit,/". /or;-/(i'i,v-/»('/.
Marmiton, niar-meto;/, in. siiillioii.
Marmotte, r.iar-mot.y. marinct.
M.irmotter, niar-mot-ai, 7>. a. to mutter.
M.irniouset, niar-nioo-zay, m. marmoset.
Mam i^e, ni.irnalij, tn. inarliiij;.
M.irne, marn,y; marl.
Marner, niar-nai, t. a, to marl.
Marneux, se, ni.ir-nuli, — ;?, a. marly.
Marnière, niarn-e-air.y: mart-f>it.
Maro(iinn, mar-ok-ai«, in. rnoroao leather.
Maro(iiiinier, mar-ok-in-yai, m. moron o leather-dresser,
^.l.ironi:, ti\nr-ot,y._/'ool's tmu/'le : hot>by.
Maroufle, niar-oo-ll, w. scoundrel.
Mar(iuant, c, mar-ka;(, — t, a. conspicuous, rcinarlcahle.
Maniue, mark, A )nark ; stamp ; sio-n, token ; counter.
Marquer, mark.ii, v. a. et n. to mark ,■ stamp.
Manjiieter, mark-t.ii, T. a. to spot, speckle,
Mar(|ueterie, mar-ket-re,y; inlaiil-iiork.
Alaniuette, market,/! cake o/ I'ees' nax.
^I.lrqueur, niar-kur, m. marker.
Marquis, mar-ke, m. mari/i:.s.
Mar(iuisat, niar-kezali, in. inarquisate.
^iar(luise, mar-kiz, y: innrchioness.
^!arraine, mah-ren,.A i^odmother.
Marron, ni,di-ron, m. lari^e chestnut ; curl ; cracker :

—, ne, — ron, a. yiinaiuay ; l)ro7i<n.
M.irronnier, m.ih-ron-yai, in. large chestnut-tree.
Mars, mars, in. March.
M.irséclie, niar-saisli.y. barley.
M.irsouin, mar-soo-ai'?. in. porpoise.
M.irteau, mar-toli, m. ha'Hiiier, knocker.
Martel, mar-tel, in. mct.e — en tête, to make uneasy.
M,irtel.i>;c, ni.irt-lalij, in. marking-trees.
Marteler, mart -lai, v. a. to hammer , trouble, tease.
M.irtelet, mart-lay, in. little hammer.
Martial, e, mar-syal, a. martial ; marlike.
Martinet, mar-te-nay, in. martinet ; flat candlestick,

cat-o' -nine-tails. [^stake the double.

Martinjiale, mar-tai;(-.i;nl,y; inartingat ; jouer l.i —, /,)
Martin-pêcheur, mar-t,ii«-pay-sluir, in. kingjisher.
Martre, niar-tr,/; marten ; sable.
^lartyr, mar-teer, in. martyr.
M.irtyre, mar-teer, in. martyrdom.
Martyriser, mar-te-re-z,u, -,\ a. to martyr, torture.
Martyroloije, niar-te-rol-olij, in. martyrology.
Mascarade, r.ias-kar-ad,y". masii'iernde.
Masculin, c, mas-kû-lai«, —lin, a. ma.sculine.
Masculinité, mas-kiVle-ne-tai, /. masculineness,
Mascjue, mask, in. mask ; masker.
^las(luer, mas-kai, f. a. to mask : disguise ; se —, v. r.

to put a mask on ; oi.tguise one's self.
Massacre, mas-ak-kr m. massacre ; butchery; bungler.
Massacrer, mas-ak-'ai, ■:: a. to massacre, butcher;
Slass.icrenr, nias-akrur, ;;/. murderer, [spoil.

^Iassa,^;e, mas-.ilij, in. massing.

Masse, mass, masse; lump; rammer; mace; en — ,
MAsse, niauss, / pool (at play), [in a body, by the bulk.
Massepain, mass-pai;(, in. marchpane.
Masser, mas-ai, v. a. to mass ; set, lay.
^I,lSsier, uias-yai, in. mace-bearer.
Massif, ivc, nias-if, — iv, a. — ivement, ad. inassh'e;

massy ; solid ; —, m. thicket; masonry-work, dead
Massue, nias-ii.yl club. [wood.

M.istic, niastik, in. mastich ; putty.
Mastication, nias-te-kahsyo;/, / mastication.
Atasurc, nmh-zùr,/. ruins of a house, pi.
Mat, mat, m. mate ; donner échec et — , to cluckmate.
Mat, e, mat, a. unpolished ; dim,
M,U, m.ih, lit. mast.
Matamore, mat-ani-or, in. bully.
Matelas, mat-lau, in. mattress.
Matelasser, niat-las-ai, r; a, to stuff, guilt.
M itclassier, m.it-las-yai, in. mattress-maker.
Matelot, mat-loh, in. seaman, sailor; consort-ship.
Matelote, mat-lot,/ matelot. Ueiviid.

I Mater, ni.it-ai, i: a. to checkmate.
M.lter, man-tai, t. a. to/urnish with masts ; set 11/

M.ltereau, mau-troli, m. small mast.

M.iterialiser, mat-al-ry<il-e-zai, v. a. to materialixe.

Matérialité, mat-al-rynl-e-tai,./' uaterialily.

M.iteriaux, mat-ai-ryoh, in. , ,. materials, pi. ; stuff.

Materiel, le, mat-airyel, a. —lenient, ad. material ; -,
m. apparatus ; implements, pi.

Maternel, le, ni.il-air-nci, a. —lenient, ad. inaternil.

Maternité, niat-air-ne-tai,/; maternity. [inottiri '1.

Mathématicien, matai-mat-e-syai;/, m. matheni.t':-
Clan. [inatical; — ^,/. pi. mathemiUn\. rl.

M,itliémati(|ue, m.it-.ii-mat-ik, a. —ment, ad. main;.

Matière, mat-yair,/! material ; matter ; reason ; en -
de, (/( point o/.

M.Uiii, mat-ai«, )/(. morning ; forenoon ; —, ad, early,

M.Min, m,uit-iii;(, m. mastiff'.

Matinal, e, m.itenal, a. early, early up,

M.'ilineau, mau-te-noli, /;/. little ma\tiif.

Matinée, niat-e-nai,/ morning, forenoon,

M.ltincr, maute-nai, 1'. a. to line, abuse.

Matines, m,\\.-'\n,f. pi. matins, pi.

M.itinenx, mat-ennli, m. early riser.

Matir, mat-eer, t. a. togiTC a dim cast.

M.itois, e, mat-\va, — z, a. sly cunning, sltarf ; —, in,
cunning blade.

Maloi'.erie, mat-waz-re,./; slyness, cunning ; trick,

Matoii, mat-(">, m. tom-cat.'he-cat.

Matrice, mat-riss, /! matrix, matrice.

Matricule, mat-rekùl, A matriculation.

Matrimonial, e, matreiuon-yal, a. matrimonial.

M.itrone. matnm, A matron; midivife.

Matiiratif, ive, mat-iVrat-if, — iv, a. maturatife.

Matur.ition, inat-ùrah-syo;/,/: maturation, ripenii:^.

Mature, niau-tiir.y; masting ; masts, pi.

M.itarité, niat-fi-re-tai,/: maturity, ripeness,

•M.uidire, moh-decr, t. a. to curse, execrate,

Mau>;réer, moli-nr.ii-.ii, ?'. it. to curse and nvear,fiiii:r.

M.iusolée, nioh-zoUai, m. mausoleum.

Maussade, moh-sad, a, —meut, ail. sulky, dully;

Miussaderic, inoh-sad-re,y; sulkiness. [ctinn^w

Mauvais, e, moh-vay, — z, a. et ad. bad, ill ; hot-hcadi.i.
il fait —, it is bad iveather; senlir —, 'o /uive a bad
smell; trouver — , to dislike, take amiss.

Mauve, twnhv.f. mallow; sea-gull.

Mauviette, mohv-yet,y:./;V/ii'-.'<jrX'.

Maxime, mak-sim,y". ma.xiin.

.M.txiimnn, mak-sc-mom, in. maximum, highest dei; ret.

Mazette, niah-zct,/. sorry little liorse.

Mé.mdrc, niai-a«-dr, in. maze, irinding.

Mécanicien, maikan-esyai/;, m. me hauician ; ma-
chinist ; — coiuhicteur, enxine-man.

Mécaniciue, ni.ii-kanik,./; mechanics, mechanism ; —
a. — ment, ad. mechanical.

Mécanisme, mai-kanism, m. mechanism.

Mécène, mai-sayn, m. patron.

Méchamment, mai-sliaui-a)/, ad. wickedly ; maliciomly.

Méch.mceté, m,'ii-slia;<-stai, /! it'ickedness ; iuiiii;h!{
ness ; 7cicked action.

Méchant, c, mai sha>/, — t, a. wicked, bad, wretch-d,
sorry, naughty ; —, m. reprobate.

Mèche, maysh,/; wick, match ; tinder ; screiv ; lock rj
hair.

NIécher, may-slial, v. a. to fumigate mitlt /iriinstoire.

Mécompte, mai-ko«t, m. mistake ; disappointment.

se Mécoinpter, inai-ko;(-tai, 7'. r. to miscount ; mi.ttaif.

Méconnaissable, mai-kon-es-ah-bl, a. not to be knoicn
again. [ungratifnlmtr.

Méconnaissance, maikon-es-n;/s, f. unthau/fnln'St,

Méconnaissr-int, e, mai-kou-es-a«, — t, a. unthankful,
ungrateful,

•Méconnaître, mal-kon-ay-tr, v. a. not to recognne.

Méconnu, mai-kon-il, see Mécouuaitrc. [diso^ni.

Mécontent, e, mal-ko«-ta«, — t, a. dissatisfied, inol-
content. [dissati.yfaili'n.

Mécontentement, mai-ko«-fa«t-ma«, in. disconlii.l,

Mécontenter, mai-ko;(-taw-tai, v. a. to discontent, dis-
satisfy'.

Mécréant, inai-krai-.a«, m, miscreant, infidel.

Méd.iille, \\v,\\-i\,\l , f. medal.

Médaillier, mai-d.i/-ai, ;/;. cabinet of medals.

Médaillon, mai-da/-o«, in. medallion.

Méilecin, mai-dsai;;, in. pinsician, doctor.

Mé(lecine, niai-dsln,/! medicine, physic.

Médjciner, mai-dsin-ai, v. a. to physic.

Médiat, e, m.ii-dyali, — t, a. — emcmt, ad. mediate.

Médiateur, mai-dyat-ur, m, mediator.

Médiation, mai-dyah-syo;»,/: mediation, intercession,

^1é<iiatiser, mai-tfyat-e-zai, î'. a. to mediatize.

Médiatrice, niai-dyat-riss,/. mediatrix.

Médical, e, mai-de-kal,<7. medical ; medicinal, physical,
i Medicament, niai-dc-kam-a«, in, medicament, physic.

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Médlcamcnter, mui-(le-kaMi-ii>/-tai, v, ti, to give tiitdiiu- i

infills, physic.
MccliiMiiiciiteux, «e, nial-(lck.iin-a»;-fiih, —t, a. tncdùa-
Mtciiciiuil, c, iiiai-ilc-sc-lial, d. iiiitiiiiinil. \i»(nlttl.

Mcili'icrc, iiial-(lyn-kr, a. — i\ifnt, ail. iiiiMiiiii,' ; in-

ifi//iriiit ; lol,->it/>lt.
Mcilwcrilc, iiiai-ily')k-rc-tai,./: nifiliocrity, sUinieruess.
•Mciliro, iiiai-ilccr, v. ii. to sliiii.ler, s/'Ciii- ill of.
McdisaiiLC, iiiai-ilc-ii-i;/ss, /. slander, tinkhitiiii; :

siiiiidal.
MciliiaiU, c, inal-(le-za»(, — t, a. slaiidtroiis ; —, vi.
Miiii^oz. iiial-(lc-sai, si-e Mcdiru. \slaiidcref.

^il•(lit.ltif, ivc, iiiai-ilct.U-if, — iv, a. iiiedilalive.
Mcilitation, mai-ili;talisyi)/;,y; intdi.ali ui. [dtvist-,
Mo'litcr, iiiai-ilctai, t'. <i. it ii. to tiicditiitf, pond' r ;
Mciliterrance, mai-ilctair-ran-ai, a, tiifdileriiiinaii ;
^l^•(iillnl, mai-dyoiii, »i. iiudinin. [tiiltiiid,

Nlif.iit, liiaifny, >n. iiiisdii-d.
^il■fiaIn;c, inai-lyawss,/". )/iistnttt, diftrusl.
M\ liant, 0, niai-t'y.iK, — t, <t. tnisliiitijiil. siispkions.
su Méfier, mai fyai, v. r. to iiii.itnist, Misped.
Mijiardo, mai j,'ard, y. tnadxtiliiity ,■ par —, I'lKid-
Mci;cre, inai-lijair,/. x/imt: \jifrUntly, iiiniw.iiis.

^ll\;le, mai liJL', Mcnisscrio, mailijis-rc.yi iouiiij; sAiiis.
Mc^'i-ïsifr, nial-liji'.-yai, ;//. tawer.
ML-iliciir, c, mc/-iir, .i. better ; lo --, la — c, the best,
Mulaiicolio, iiiai-la«-kcil-c,/: ine/ain/ioty.
Mi.l.uicoliiiue, iiiaila«-kul-ik, ii. — iiiciit, itd iiielaii-
(liolicgîoomy. [pi. iiiiseeliitiiies, pi.

Melange, iii.dla/dij, in. tni'.vini,', iiiixtmc : medley ; — s,

Milaiijjijr, maila»(lijai, v. ii. io ini.\ ; blcr.d.

^iL■las'>o, mai-lass,yl niolit.ises.
>lijlée, iii,iy-lai,y; coiijlict : Ji,i;ht, debate.
t\iVr, may-lai, v. a. to minx'le, ini.\- ; entitiiffle ; shuffle
\iiirds); sc —, V. r. to be mixed; meddle i interfere.

Mi-livc, maidayz, in. lair/i-lree.

Mi.lisse, inaidiss.y: iiielissa, balm.

Mtl ifércs, inel-lc-fair, m. pi. inelliferoiis inseets, pi.

MlIhiIIc, mai-Ii)il-i;,y. meluly.

Ml hi.liciix, su, inai-lnil.yiili, — z, a. — scmciit, ad. me-

jMilndranio, inai-lml-rain, m. melodrama. [lodions.

Ml loiiianc. inai-liimali, m. lover oj music.

Melon, mH/(-l(j;;, )//. melon.

Mtl.'iiiiiérc, in;(//-liiii-y.iir,y; melon-i^round.

Mciiilir.meux, so, nia«-l)iaii-idi, — z, a. meinbranons.

Mcniliic, Hi.i;(-lir, m. meniher, liiibb ; part.

Mcjiiilirii, c, iiia;/-l)n'i, <:. laixe-liinbed.

Miiulirurc, nia«-liri'ir, /./rame.

.Mriiic, niayiii, a. et o.f. same, self; e^'en, also, very ;
(Io —, Just so, liieicise ; !\ — , 7iil/ti>i reath ; iiicttru ii
—, to enable.

Mtincnto, mai-mai;(-to, m. meinarandiim.

MiMiioire, mai-mwar,/; memory; remembrance ; — , >n.
iiieiiiorial ; bill : — s, //. memoirs, pi,

MriiiDiali!;;, !iiai-mcii-ali-l'l, ii. memorable.

MiiMiir.itif, ivc, mai-ninr-at if, — iv, <r. remembering.

Ml inori.,1, mai-mor-yal, in. ir.emorial ; day-book.

Mcii.mc, iii»/<-n.'iss,y; threat, menace.

Mrii.iccr, m;(/(-nas-ai, f. a. to tiireateu, menace.

Mciiajjc, mai-iinlij, m. honsehold ; iwnseieeping ;
hi'iis'-iuiff.ry ; eionomy ; faire bon — , to live ivell
iiXtllter; \.cn\t —, to keep honse. [coiidiut.

Mijii.ij;cMient, niai-nalij-ma't, m. caution, discretion ;

Mina(,'ir, mai-nalijai, v. a. to /tusband ; spare ; man-
oj;e : procure ; contrive ; se — , v. r. to take care o/
one's self.

Moll i,i;i.r, ère, mai-nabj-ai, — r, a. thrifty ; frugal.

Mona^jorc, mai-nalij-air,/; housekeeper, houseicife.

Mona^'orie, inai-liaiij-re.yT menageiy. [mendicant.

Mondiant, e, iiia«-dya«, — t, a. bei'ging ; — , m. beggar.

Mendicité, ma«-de-sc-tai,y: tnendicity, beggary.

Moiulier, m.i«-dyat, v. a. to beg.

Moiioo, in/(/j-nai,y". secret practice, intrigue.

Mener, nw«/j-nai, %'. a. to lead, conduit, carry ; drive ;

Wonostrel, mai-nes-trel, ;;/. minstrel. [introduce.

Monotrier, niai-nai-trc-ai, m. fiddler,

Moiionr, ni;(/<-mir, »i. leading-man, ringleader.

MoMotte, iii;(/Miot,y; little hand ; —i,pt. handcuffs, pi.

Molls, max, see Mentir.

Mi^^nso, ma«ss,yr income, revenue.

Monsun.;c, i.iax-soxlij, m. lie, fiction ; illusion.

Monsiin^;er, ore, ma«sii«-lijai, — r, a. false ; deceitful.

Moiistnies, ma«-strfl,/.' pi. menses, pi.

Moiisiiol, lo, ma;(-sà-oll, a. — loinciit, ad. monthly.

Montai, e, nia»-tal, a. — eiiiont, ad. 7'iental.

Moiitoric, ma;i-tre,yiy;Vi, story,

Montour, sc, ma«-tur, — tidiz, a. lying, deceitful ; — ,

Moiitlie, ina;(t,y; mint. [_m. liar.

Mi'iiiioii, n)a'(-syo«,y; menfioii.

M ntiiMiiior, nia«-syi)ii-ai, tv a, lo mentien, .rpeak of,

* >loiuir, ni;u(-toer, T-. n. to lie, Inanie,

^ cntoii, max to//, ;•' ■'(<«.

Moiilor. mal(/-tor, »//. mentor, guidf.

Menu, 0, in/z/i-nrt, ri. el ad. slender, small; mftttt,

vuli'ar ; — s \>\.i\>Axs, privy purse ; Pi\ ket- money ; —,

)//. bill of fare ; giblets, pi.
Moiiiiaillo, m///<-niVa/,y; small money ; trash,
Monnet, m/(//-niVay, m. minuet. ;

Mc-niiisor, in/</i-iii"i-e-zal, v. a. to do joiner s work.
Menuiserie, nw(V/-nù-izro,y.'7Vii';;c/-.i' ; joiner's work.
Momiisier, nw<//-nâ-iz-y.ii, m. joiner,
.\I. |iliitii|ue, niaititik, <». mephitical.
.Ml |il.it, m.ii-pl.ili, m.Jlat parts, pi.

•so .Moprendro, mai-pr,i//-ilr, v. a. lo mistake. \pr.

Ml pris, ni.ii-pre, m. contempt, scorn .■ .in — ilc, ('// spile
.Mopris.iliie, mai prc-zalil/l, ■». —meat, <r</. conieinptible,

despii able.
Méprisant, c, mal-pre-za»/, — t, a. contemptuous, scorn-
M.priso, ni.iipriz,/: mistake, error. [ful.

Moprisor, m liproz ai, r. i». to contemn, despise, scorn.
.Mor, \\v.\\T,f. sea, main ; ploinc —, hii;h water.
.Mercinlile, mair-k i/ztii, a. mercantile,
Mercen.iire, m.drsn.iir, ii, nurcenary, venal; — , in.

mercenary, hireling.
Mcroerie, in.iirs-re, yl mercery, mercer's ware,
.Merci, niair-se, y! mercy, pify ; —, //;. thanks.
.Mercier, ère. mair-syai, — r, v. mercer, mUliner,
.Mercredi, m.iir-kr-de, ///. Il'e./nesday.
Mercure, m.ilrkùr, ///. inenurv. '

Morcuri.de, mair-ki'ir-y.il, y; lecture, rebuke; priie of
MorcnricI, le, nialr-kûr-yel, a. mercurial. [grain.

More, inair, f. mother; langue —, mother-tongue ;

— I.iine,y///cv/ "(■.'('/.
Méridien, m.iiridy.d//, ;;/. tueridian.
Méridienne, inairul-ycii.y; meridian line ; faire la—,

.'i' titke a nooning.
Moridiim.d, e, m.ii-rid-yon-.il, a. meridional, southern.
MoriiKis, inai-rc-nolis, ///. merino.
.Merise, muh-Tiz. f. irild c/ierry.
Merisier, ni/</iri/-yai, ;//. loiid iherry-lree.
Méritant, c, inai-re-ta//, — t, a. nurilorious, worthy,
.Mérite, ni.ii-rit, in. tnerit, worth ; desert.
Mériter, ni.ii re-t.ii, -,>. a. el ii. to merit, deserve ; be

worth ; procure.
Méritoire, niairitwar, a. meritorious.
■Merl.in, iiior-lax, m. whiting.
Merle, niairl, ///. blackbird.
Merlin, iiiair-lai//. m. pole-axe : marline,
.Morluclie, ni.iir-irisli,y.' .(to,/.;/ish. ^

.Merr.iin, in,iir-ai//, ;//. slal/-uood ; hart's horn.
.Merveille, niair-v.iy/, y: marvel, wonder; h. — , admir-
ably well.
Merveilleux, se, mair-vayAnh, — z, a. — scincnt, ad.

mai-oellous, wonderful ; —, ///. the mai-ocllous.
Més.illi.ince, mai-z.d-ya//s,yi disparagement.
.Mésallier, m.iizal-yai, v. a. to disparage ; sc —, V. r. to

degrade one's self.
Mésange, \\\.\\z:\n\\], f. tomtit, titmouse.
Mosarriver, ni,d-zar-e-vai, v. ii. lo miscarry, turn out ill.
.Mes.iviiuuro, in.ii-zav-a/«-tilr,yl mischance, mishap.
.Mésestime, mai-zos-teein, /. disregard, contempt.
Mésestimer, mai-zes-te-mai, v. a. lo disesteem, undei^-

value. [standing.

.Mosiiitellijjcncc, in.ii-zai//-tolle-lija;/s, f. misunder—
.Mésiiitorprétcr, mais-.ii//-tor-prai-tai, v. a. to misin-
Mosmorisme, mes-inai-risin, ///. mesmerism, [terpret.
'.Mosotfrir, mai-zof-froer, v. a. to underbid.
Mes(|uin, c, nies-kai//, — kin, a. — einent, ad. stingy,

niggardly ; shabby.
Mesiiiiinerie, mes-kiiire,./. J//'//.4'-»/«'.rj-; shabbiness.
Messa>;e, mes-alij, ///. message; errand. [carrier.

Mcss.ii;er, mes-alij-ai, ///. messenger; harbinger ;
.Mcssa;;erie, mes-alij-ro, f. coach-oj/ice ; stage-coach.
Messe, nioss.yi mass.
Messéance, mesai-.u/s.yî unseemliness.
Mosséaiit, e, nies-ai-a//, — t,a, unseemly, unbecoming,
♦.Mosseiiir, mes-war, î'. ;/. lobe unbecoming.
.Messie, nies-e, //(. Messiah.
Messier, mos-yai, m. keeper.
Messieurs, mos-yiili, m. pi. gentlemen, sirs, pi.
Messire, mes-eor, ///. sir.
.Mesiiiaiile, m/z/jzur-aliM, a. measurable.
.Mesurage, m///'(-zùr-alij, t>i. measuring.
Mesure, muh-zût,f. measure ; compare ; bounds ; ;"l —

(lue, according lo, proporlionably.
Mesuré, e. m///i-zûr-,ii, a. measured, cautious.
.Mesurer, nu/Zf-zOr-ai, v. a. lo measure; compare; be

cautious in ; bC —, v. r. to be measured ; loinpjre

one's self Willi.
.Mesureur, ni///(-zûr-ur, m. measurer, meter.
Mésuser, mai-ziVz.ii, '.\ n. to misuse, abuse.
Métaoliroiiisme, inai-tak-ron-isui, ?«i ?/KlUihlVlfifllt,
Métairie, iiiai-tay-re,y;yii/7//,
Métal, mai-tal, m, i/utal, :

MBT

Métnillque, mal-tal-lik, a. mtlallie.
Mot.illiirKie. in.iilat-irtrlije.y; nitlalhirt^.
M^laiii(ir|ih<isc, iii.ii-t.inior-foliz, /. uielu»io>'filiosis.
MiitamorpliosLT, mai-tam-cir-foliz.il, v. a. to nitfaiiipr-
Mélapliorc, iii.ii-t.if-or,/ mtliifhot: \flu>st.

Mt'taplioriciiic, iiiai-taf-or-ik, a. — incnt, ad. intlu-

phorital. I tiidaphy \U(il.

Motaiiliyiiiiliie, niai-taf-e-zik, /. metifnyiic\ ; —, a.
Mt'taycr, iii.tl- tay - yal, m. farintr ; — t;re, —n\r,/.
Mctcil, inai-tay/, «i, inaslin. {Jarmtr't wi/t.

Météore, inai-taior, in. mtlecr.
MvtéorUiue, inai-tai-nr-ik, .«. )>ieltoric,
Mctt*r)r()loj;ie, iiiai-tai-or-olnlij •<;,/, ineleorolo^y.
Mét<for()l<inii|iie, iiiai-tai-dr-ol-nlij-ik. a. tntttorological.
Méthode, iiiai-tod.y; )>uth(Hi ; way.
M(i(ho<li(]iie, inai-tO(l-ik, a. — mciit, ad. tnelhodical.
Méticuleux, se, mai-te-kftl-iih, — z, <i. trt'tr-ltmoroits,

scriipiiloiix.
Métier, iiiai'tyni, nt. trndf, haiiJirra/t, pyo/essinii.
Métis se, inai-tis, a. inoiigrtl. [iiisOiess ; loom.

Mètre, inay-tr, >«. melrt.
Métriciue, in.ti'trik, a. intlrical.

Métro|iolc, iiiai-trop-()l,y. iiittrof'olis, mother church.
Métropolitain, e, iiiai-trop-ol-c-tni«, —ten, <i. metro-
Mets, may, in. dish, mess {.see Mettre). [foiilan.

Mettable, iiicl-nh-lil, a. wearaltle.
•Mettre, iiiet-tr, v. it. to put, put on, set, lay ; expose ;

— (leliors, to dismiss ; — p,ir écrit, to irrite doivn ; sc

— , 7'. r, to set oite's self ; j^et ; sit down ; bei^in ; set

about ; dress one's self.
Meulilant, c, inuh-bl.i», — t, a. ineiiMes —i,/urniture.
Meulile, imili-l>l, a. movable; li.i;M : — , >«. piece of

furniture : —s, pi. household ):oods,furnituri ; — de

boule, rococo J urniture.
Meubler, inuliblai, 7». a. to furnish.
Meiilc, mulil, f. tnillstone ; grindstone ; rich (hay) ;

stack {stratv).
Mculicre, niuh-lyair,yC tnilisloiie.

Meunier, niuh-nyai, »i. miller ; pollard ; —ire, — alr.y;
Meurs, mur, see Mourir. [miller's tvije.

Meurtre, nuilir-tr. ;;/. murder.

Meurtrier, ire, uiulir-tre-ai, — air, a. murderous ; — , tn.
Mcurfricrc, niulir-tre-air,y; loop-hole. Imurdtrer.

Meurtrir, inuhr-treer, 7». a. to bruise.
Meurtrissure, nuilir-lre-si1r,y. bruise.
Meus, mull, see Mouvoir.
Meute, luulit,/". pack of hounds.
Mtuve, tuuliv, see Mouvoir.
Mévendre, uiai-va>(-<lr, v. a. to undtrsell.
Mévente, inai-va;/t,y; dead sale.
Mezzanine, incd-zan-iu,./; mezzanine,
Miasin,-iti(|ue, inc-as-nint-ik, a. tniasmatic.
Miasme, me-asin, m. tniasm.
Miaulement, ine-olil-ma;/, ;«. mewinf^.
Miauler, nie-oh-lai, 7/. n. to nieiv, caterwaul.
Mica, mik-ah, »>. mica.
Miche, mish,/ loaf.
Micmac, mik-mnk, tn. byplay.
Microscope, nie-kros-kop. ;«. microscope,
Microscopiciiie, me-kros-kop-ik, a. microscopical.
Midi, me-dc, in. noon, midday ; meridian ; south.
Mie, mc,f. crumb ; blister ; ma — , my dear, sweetheart.
Miel, myel, m. honey.
Micllat, mt-ell-ah, m. mildew.
Mielleux, se, mycl-uh, — z, a. honeyed, luscious.
Mien, nc, iiiyaix, niyen, /«. mine, my own ; les —s, my

friends, my relations.
Miettr,

[rais —, / had rather,
'ler ; le —, the best ; j'aime-

, myet,y; little crumb.
Mieux, inyuh,^. better ; rath,
Mièvre, niyay-vr, a. rox'uish, 7i.'ai,'!;ish.
Mièvrerie, n\yny-\ruh-re,f. rox'uishncss, waj^x'ery.
Mijtnard, e, min-yar, — d, a. —cmtM, ad. delicate, sweet,

mincinj,'-.
Mi(;narder, min-yar-dai, v. a. to cocker.
Mignardise, iuin-yar-diz,y, delicacy, prettiness ; —s, pi.

fair words, fl.
Nfi);non, ne, min-yon, — on, a. delicate, pretty ; argent — ,

spare money ; — , tn. — ne, f. darling, favourite,

mill ton.
Mi);nonnement, min-yon-ma>/, ad. delicately, finely.
Mi^uonnettc, niin-yon - ttt, ./; mignonette; ground
Mij{raine, me-Kren, /: megrim. Çfepper.

Migration, nie-j;r.ih-syo<(,./; migration.
Mijaurée, mihj-o-rai./". conceited creature.
Mijoter, mihj-ot-ai, t'. a. to simmer ; fondle.
Mil, mil, II. one thousand.
■ Mil mil, in. mil/-'.
Mil.ui, inil-a;(, in tutc.
Mili.iiri.-, uiil-yair, a. miliary.
Milite, mil-is,./; militia ; soldiers, pi.
Milicien, iue-lis-ya/«, ;//. inilitiamaii. [roay.

Milieu, inil-yuli, tn. middle i centre; medium, mean.

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Millt.ilre, mit-e-tnir, <i. —ment, ad. milUaryi —, «

Militer, mll-e-Ini, i\ n. to militate ; oppose. [seldnr.

Mille, mil, II. (1 thousand ; —, m. mile.

MillLn.iire, niil-lal-uair, a. millenary ; —, m. iniL'r.

Millésiine, iiiil-lal-zim, in. date {coin}, [narim.

Millet, mi/-ay, m. millet.

Milli.iirc, milyalr, a. millinry.

Milli.ird, iiiil-y.ir, in. a thousand millions.

Milli.lsse, iiiil-y.i-,s,/; Ihausands, pi. ; a world,

Millli'iue, mil-yciii, a. thousandth.

Milliir, mil-y.ii, tn, thousand-weight.

Million, mil yi)«, m. million.

Millionnaire. iiiil-yi>n-air, m. a man worth milli'tnt.

Milord, mil-or, m. lord, nabob.

Mime, iiiiui, m. mime, mimic.

Miiiii(|in.', niim-ik, it. mimical ; — ,/! mimic art.

Miii.uider, me-noji-dal, t. n. to affect, smirk.

Minauderie, mc-noh-drc.y/rc/'/v uiVi, ^/. .■ smirking.

Min.uidier, ire, nie-noli-dyal, — r, a. ajfected.

Mince, iiiai</ss, a. thin: slender, shallow.

Mine, iiiin, / look, mien, appearance ; coiiiitenaiirr ,

mine ; ore ; avoir bonne —, to look well ; faire la \,
Miner, me-nai, t. a. to mine, undermine, [topoul >ii.
Minerai, miii-ray, in. ore.
Mineral, e, me-nni-ral, in. mineral.
Minéralogie, nienai-ral-ohj-c, a. mineralogy.
Minér,ilogi(|ue, nicn.iir.il-ohj-ik, a. mineralogical.
Miiiér.ilogiste, nic-n.ii.r.\|.olij-ist, in. mineralogist.
Minet, te, nie-n.iy, —net, r. puss, kitten.
Mineur, e, lue-nur, a. under age ; lesser; — , tn. tniiirr ;
Miniature, min-yat-ilr./i miniature. [iniiifr.

Miniaturiste, uun-yat-i1-rist, m. miniature-painter.
Minière, min.e-ayr,y mine, mining.
Minime, min-im, a. very sviall.
Ministère, niin-is-tayr, in. ministry ; office ;
Ministériel, le, min-is-t.ii-rycl, a. — lenient.
Ministre, me-nis-tr, in. minister ; priest.
Minium, min-yom, in. red lead.
Minon, min-o;/, m. puss, kitten.
Minorité, luin-or-e-tai,/! minority.
Minuit, niiii-we, m. midiiixht.
Minute, min-ût,/; minute; original.
Minuter, me-nflt-ai, v. a. to minute ; contrive.
Minutie, me-nii-se,.A minulia, trifle.
Minutieux, se, me-mVsyuli, —z.a. — scmeiit, a</. minute,
Mi-p.irti, me-parte, a. bipartite. [trijliiij;.

Mirabelle, me-rab-el,/; ' small plum.
Miracle, me-r.ikl, m. miracle; ivonder.
Miraculeux, se, me - rak - Û - luh, — z, a. — semcnt, «(/.

miraculous, ivonderful.
Mirage, me-ralij, in. looming.
Mire, nicer,/: aim.
Mirer, me-rai, v. a. to aim at ;

behold one's face in a glass.
Mirifique, me-re-lik. a. wonderful.
Mirliflore, meer-le-flor, tn. dandy, coxcomb.
Mirmidon, nieer-iiie-do«, m. pigmy, shtiinp.
Miroir, nieer-war, m. lookini^-glass ; titirror.
Miroité, e, nieer-wat-ai, a. àapple-bay.
Miroiterie, iueer-wat-re,y; looking-glass trade.
Miroitier, meer-wat-yai, m. looking-glass maker.
Miroton, ineer-ot-o», ttt. miroton.
Mis, me, see Mettre.

Misaine, ine-z.ayn,/; mtA de — ,foremast.
Mis.intlirope, me-za>f-trop, tn. misanthrope.
Misanthropie, ine-za«-trop.e,/; misanthropv.
Misantliro|)iq'je, me-Zii«-trop-ik, a. ii -santfiropic.
Miscellanées, mls-sel-lan-ui, m. pi. miscellanies, pi.
Miscibilité, m!s-se-be-le-tai,y: miscibility.
Miscible, mis-se-bl, a. miscible.
Mise, \\\\z, f. stake: outlay, expense; dress, fashioi

— en liberté, release ; — en vente, putting up for

sale ; monnaie de —, cuisent coin.
Misérable, ine-zai-rah-bl, a. -ment, ad. tniserable

wretched ; — , tn. wretch, villain.
Misère, me-zair, f. tnisery, distress ; wretchediies ,

WJiie.
minister'!
ad. Ill inn-
Iterial.

loom ; se —, V. r. to

plague, trifle.
Misf'

\liséréré, me-zai-rai-r.ii, m. miserere. \ter.

Miséricorde, me-zai-re-kord, f. ttiercy ; pardon, quar-
Miséricordieux, se, nie-zai-re-kord-yun, — z, a. — seiiicut,

ad. merciful.
Missel, me-sel, tn. tnissal, tnass-book.
Mission, me-syo)/,y. mission.
Missionnaire, ine-syon-air, in. missionary.
Missive, niis-siv,y. epistle.
Mistral, mis-tral, m. north-west wind.
Mitaine, nie-teii.y". mitten.
Mite, n\\t,f. mile.

Mitiijation, iiic-l(-gah-syo;(,y: mitigation.
Mitiger, ine-tc-lijai, ?•. a. l.< mitigate.
Mitoii, me-tOH, m. mitten, <;iove. [afe ; slew.

Mitonner, melonai, v, a. et n. to cocker, foncUe ; tnaH'

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Mitoyen, n«, mlt-w.iyni»/. —yen, a. inùU.'f ; mur — ,

Mlir.iille, iiic-tr.i/,/. v»"''/' '^o'- f fiftilioii-ivall.

Mitr.iillcr, rtictrii/-.ii, v. n. /•> shoot wit/i gnift shot.

Mitre, iiictr,/ »islif : ihimnfy-lof.

Miirir, iiiiMr.ii, «i. tnirt-di.

Mitron, iiic-tro«, m. /oiiriieytnnn baktr.

Mixte, luikst, ir. tiiixed, mixt.

M.xtioii. iiiiks-tyo;/,/ mixtion, tnixliirr.

Mixli'iimcr, lîiiks-lynniii, j'. n. to mix, tiiiiigli.

Mixture, iiiiks-ti'ir, /. mi\liirt.

Miii'i'iuiiiiiue, iMiiiii-iiinii.ik.y; miitmonks.

Mobile, iiiol>-il, a. tnoiahlt: iinstduiy ; i/iiick; —, m.

mo:fr, s/>riiii^.
M'ibiliairc, mol) il-yalr. d. motiahtf, personal.
Moliilier, i-re, moli- il- y.ii, — r, <i. movable; —, m.
inonuthiei, fl. : l'iirtiilure. {seii'iit.

Mi>liills.\tlou, iiinl) clozili-syoi;, /. ailing to attive
W'.li:li-.cr, iiioli.c-lL'-/.ii, -■• (I. to rail to activi servie*.
^l(llllllll*, iiiobelc-t.ii. A iiiolulity.
Miicl.ilitc', inoil-alcl.ii./ iiio/ii/ity.
hjciilc;, mod, /. fasiiion ; moite, uay ; —s, //. dresses .•

— . III. moiit ; moite.
MhiI^Il', liiodell, t)i. moite/, />alterii,
Nloijelcr, iiiciil l.ii, v. n. to iiiiutcl.
Mn.lelciir, moij.jiir, m. moite/ler.

Mciilcr.ilciir, iiioil-,ii-rat-iir, m. mo^feriitor, riiltr. [tioii.
Mniliralioii, inoil-.ii r.ili-syo;(, /'. modiiiitiOH ; initiait-
Mi.'lirL', e, mml-iii-rai, ii. — mont, iiil. nioiierule, lem-

/•eiiite.
MiKlciicr, niO(l-nl-r,'ii, v. n. to iiioilernte, temper,- re-

strain, reduce : fimify ; se — , v. r. to restiiiiii one's
Mi"ifriie, niM(| .lini, u. >:i,>.liiii. leieiit. \silj : abate.
Wn.kTiier, iii'iil-.iirii.ii, ;■. ii. to moiteriiite.
Mnilistc, modest, a. — iiiont, ad. modest ; moiierate.
Mii'Ifstio, mod-L'itf, /. iiiodesly.
Mn.lu ité, mod-cse-t.ii./i siiiiiHiiess.
Miiiline.iiliiii, iiioil c-lV-k.ih syo/;, /. modifiiatioii, re-
Mi'IiIilt. tiioclify,ii, J'. i7. 10 iih'dilv, limit. [••Irùiion.
Mi>ilii|iie, mill! ik, i». — mont, ml. :Ue>idcr. simtll.
M'lilr.lr, moil-ist, J. mt.'inier, miiii-milliiier.
Muiliil.iliMn, mo l-ù-l.ilisvoj/,/. iiiodiilalion.
Mii'iiili', mnil Ù1, ;;;. tiuuhde, pattern.
Mii'liilor, nioilûl.ii, 7'. a. to modulate.
Millie, nio-al,./. marron',

Mi'i-llciix, se, mo-aluli, — z, a. —sèment, act. tnamni'V ;
Miiclliin, moal-o'f, in. rin'-stoiie, roit^'/i stone, [so/t.
Mniir',, iiKilir.y! fi . inaiiiicrs, mornis, pi.
M'li, ii.o-.iti, /;/. /,• ine ; ,i — I lielp ! help I — même,

/ myself; ijiiant .\ — ,./'"■ my part.
Mi)ii;noii, ii.o-ay;/yo«, m. slump. [least.

Moiiidio, mo;ii//(lr, <i. /V.t.t, lesser; Ic — , 1,1 — , the
Mi'ine, mo-,din, 1:1. inottk, I'lar ; 'lUariniiigpan,
M( mean, luo-almoh, >/;. sparroiv.
Miiiicrie, iiio-alin-rc,./C liie monks, pi.
Mi'ins, nio-ni/;, ad. less ; fxiept : but ; h — de, for less

thou ; h — <iiic, unless, ijiwt ; Ic —, the least ; an —,

dn --, at least.
Moire, moalir,/! icatered stii/K
M'iicr, mo-alirai, 7'. a. to water.
Mois, nio-,ah, m. mciil/i.
Mnisi. e, mo-alizo, a. mouldy ;

— ri?nt, «</. momem
hypocrisy. \.tary.

Momcnf.ini!, e, motn-.lJttan .il, a.

Momcrio, inohm-rc, / iiiiimmery ;

Moinie, moji-me,/ mummy.

Mon, iiio;«, m.i, \n.\\\.p>i. my.

Mon,ical, e, mon-.ik-.il. n. tnoiitish ; — ement, <irf. lit*

Mon.icliisime, monasli-isin, »i. moiiachism. [a tiiau/i.

Moii,idc, in<in-.id,/. ino/iaj.

Moiiinliie, iiionar-sho, /. monarchy.

Miin.irchii|ue, moii-.ir-shik, u, moiianhioil,

Mon.iriiue, moii-ark, m. monarch.

Moiiastcrc, mon-,iS'lair, m. monavtery,

Mon,istii|iic, nioii-as-tik, a. monastic.

Monceau, mu/i-soli, in. heap.

Mondain, c, mo«dai«, — den, a. — ement, aif. worldly;

Mondiinlté, mo><-dan'C-tai,y. worldliiiess. |;vi;//.

Monde, mo«d, >n. world; people; serrants, pi.; le

beau — , people oj /ashioii , tout Ic — , eierybody.
Monder. mo<i-dai, v. a. to clean <e; peel.
Mundilier, moii-dir-c-ai, v. a. to muiidi/y, cleanse.
Monétaire, moii-ai-talr, a. monetary.
Moniteur, mon'e-tur, in. monitor.
Monition, mone-syo»(,/. monition.
Monitoire, moii-it-w,ir, m. monitory.
Monnaie, nion-ay,/! coin ; money ; tniiit.
iMonn.tya^to, moii-ay-yali), ni. minlinj,': coiiiinj^,
iMoiuiiycr, moU'ay-yai, v. a. to stamp money, coin,
j Monu.iyour, luon-ay-yur, tn. minter. ' Imiiit.

I M')Uot,'r.immc, mon-o-nr.im, m. monogram.
I Miinoi,'r.«|i|iic, moii-o-Kraf-c,/; mono^'raphy,

.Monolofiuc, inon-o-lo(f, m. soliloifiiy.
I Monnm.mc, iuon-o-m,tn, in. monomaniac,
i Moiioinanic, mono-mali-e,y; mmiomania,
j .Monopole, mo-no-|«il, m. monopoly.
I .Monopoleur, mo-no -pol-ur, m. Monopolist.
I Miino->yll,ibe, moiio-sillali, m. monosyllable,
! M.notonc, mo-notnn, a. tnono/onoiis.
: Monotonie, iuo-no-ton-c,y: monotony.
Moiisei(,'nenr, mo;/-s.iin-yur, in. my lord.
Monsieur, iiio-syuh, m. sir ; i^entleinaii.
Miiiislre, moii-str, 111. monster. [stioiis, enormous.

Moiijtrneux, iuo»-slrù-uli, —7, a. — scmriit, ad. mon-
.Monstruosité, iiio«-s'riVoli-zetai,X monstrosity, mou-
Mont, ino«. III. mount, moiinlaui. [stroiisncss.

.Mont.nio, moM-talij, m. larryini; up. [taiiircr.

Moiita>fii,ird, iiio«-tan-y.ilir, m. liii;hlander, inoun-
Miiiita.i,'iie, nmn-\..vn-ye./. mountain. [hilly.

Mont.iKnoux, se, mo;/-t.in-yuli, — z, a. mouiitaiiioiis.
Montant, c, mo;i-t,i«, — t, a. rising' ; hilly; >.Mr<.lo — o,
irliez'inj; L'liard ; — , >//. beam ; amount, sum total;
vin (|ui a du — , heady ■nine.
Monte, mont,/; ciK'eriii),'.
Montée, mo);-tni,y; <ij<(;(/,- staircase; step.
Monter, mo«-tai, v. a. et >i. to ^'o up, get up, a\ccnd ;
climb up; carry up ; ivind up; /urnisli {house);
command (ship); rise ; grow up ; come to ; get [on
horseback); mount {guard); set up {bed); se —,
7'. r. to amount ; be made up.
Miiitour, mo«-tur, m. seller.

[iiess.
, . . >/(. mould, moiiUii-

Moisir, mo-.'>li-zeer, i\ a. et n. to mould ; se — , v. r. to
g<viv mouldy.

Moisissure, nio-ali-ze-sûr,y; mouldiness ; maiilJ.

Miiissine, mo-ah-sin,/; bundle o/vine-branches.

Miiissiiu, mo-ali-so«,y; hanesi, crop.

Moissonner, moahsoii-ai, v. a. to reap.

Moissonneur, nio-ah-son-ur, m. reaper, harvest-man ;
—se, —\\\\z,/', hariest-icoman.

Moite, I. o-.ilit, a. moist, damp.

Moiteur, mo-aht-ur,y; moisture, dampness.

Moitié, mo-alu-yai,/: half, moiety ; à —, par — , hal/,

by lull/, by halves.
Moka, niok all, m. mocha coffee.
Molaire, mol-air, a. ilent — , gi indet:
Mole, niahl, m. mole, pier ; —,/. mole, moon-calf.
Molecule, inol-ai-ki'il,/; molecule.
Molester, mol-es-tai, i>. a. to molest, trouble.
Molette, niol-et,/ rowel ; mu/lar.
Mollasse, mol-ass, a. flabby, /lim.ty.
Mollement, mo!-!na;<, ad. .^oftly; r/feminately.
Mollesse, inol-ess,/. softness ; flubbiness ; effeminacy.
Mollet, te, iiiol-ay, —et, 1». a litlle soft; —, m. calf [f

the leg); fringe.
Molleton, infil-to«, v\. swanskin.
Molliiior, niol-lif-y.ii, r. a. to mollify.
Mollir. iMol-eer, 7'. ;/. to soften, slacken.
Mcillusqiie, luol-ûsk, m. tnolliisra.
Molyliilèiie, uujl-ib-dayn,/; molyhdttna.
Moment, moin - a;/, in. moment; à tout —, every

moinint; en cc — , dans le —,at this moment, im-
mediately.

.Mi-nl>;olfière, mo;i-L'olf.yair,./; air-ballaon.

Monticule, inoK-teki'il, in. hillock.

Monloir, mo</-twar, m. horse-block.

Montre, niox-tr,/. uatih ; sample, show ; sho^v glass ;
— i\ repetition, repeater.

Montrer, mo«-trai,r. a. to sho7v ; point out, teach ; se—,
V. r. to show one's self; behave.

Moiitneux, se, ino«-tft-uli, — z, a. mountainous, hilly.

Monture, mo«-tiir, y. b'ast for riding; mounting;
stock {gun) ; spur-leather.

Monument, mo«-finia«, m. monument.

so Moquer, mokai, v. r. to mock, laugh at ; scorn.

M<>i|ucric, mok-rc,/ mockery, scoff. [scoffer.

MiMjueur, se, mok-ur, — iiliz, a. mocking; —, taker,

Mnrailler, inoraAai, v. a. to draw with pincers.

Murailles, mora/,/: //. pincers, pi.

Mor.iillon, mor-.i/-o«, m. iron-Jtap.

Moral, c, mor-al, a. — onient, ad. moral.

Morale, mor-al,/; morality ; tnoral ; lecture.

Moraliser, iiior-al-c-zai, v. a. to moralize,

Moraliseur, iiior-al-e-zur, m. ntoralizer.

Moriiliste, mor-al ist, m. moralist.

Moralité, inor-al-e-tai,/. morality ; morals.

Moratoire, mor-at-war, a. alloiving delay.

Morbide, mor-bid, a. morbid.

Morbifiquc, mor-be-tik, a. mcrhifual.

Morceau, mor-soh, >/<. bit, morsel ; piece ; fragment.

Morceler, inors-lai, v. a. to parcel, pa'-cel out.

Morcellement, nior-sel-ma«, m. parcelling.

Mordacité, mor-das-e-tai,/; mordacity.

Morilant, e, inor-da», — t, a. biting ; sarcastic ; —, tt.

size ; pointedness.
Mord'cant, e, inor-de-kan, — t, a. acrid; biting; salt-
Mordicus, luor-de-kûs, ad. obstinaUly, [rical.

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MUS

Mordiller. moMll/-i>l, t. a. to uihble, hilt at.
Mordoré, c, iiior-ilor-al, a. o/a rfdiiiih Itiflwii.
•Montre, mnr-ilr, v. a. rl >i. fo hilt, ttibbtf itt : raleh ;
Mori', iiior, >«. iiei^ro, li/iiiliwioo): [mt-fiat,

Mortil, iiiorlil, ni. roin'/i (li^f, tltfluiuff Irrlh, fl.
Morfiiiiclrc, iiior-fiiw-ilr, v. a. to thill; sc — , v, r. to

tail It lolii ; itauif nitriidiinct.
Morfoinliirc, mi)r-fi>;/.ilftr,/. cold.
Moryiii;, inorj;,/ liiiii);htiiifss, fride ; (/ead/toii.te,
MorL'iu'r, iiinrK-iil, v, a. to brnTf, darf.
VIoriliDiul, e, nmr-c-lifi//, — d, a. dyiii); ; —, m. dyini;

man ; — e,/! djiiit,' ivonuiil.
Morii .itid, e, iinirck'ili, — d, a. tanniy, Hiit.
Morii/iiier, innr-c-lijai-iMi, v. a, tosilioof, tutor.
Miirille, iiKir-l/,./! morel.

M'lnllipn, iiiur-i/-o;/, ui. flu» bltiek graft; roin'/$
Morion, mo -.c-ii", i>i. morion. [emerald.

Morno, morn, ii. i;loomy ; —, ;i«. Hiiffi
Morose, nioroliz, a. i/iorori\ tour,
Morosilif, nior-<ilizc-tal,/; moro.ttiieis, toiiriitsi.
Mors, inor, m. bit.
Morsure, mor-silr,/; bite, bifiiij^.

Mort, inor,yi deiif/i ; h —, mot tally ; —, dtad body ; — ,
c, inor, — t,ir. dtad; .leared ; — liols, tittdenvood ; — ik*,
stillborti ; can — c, sta iidittji- 7f ater ; — e saison, dull
time of tlie year.
Mortivdille, liu'r-t.id ell,./ italian sausage,
Morliiisc, mor-tiiyz,./ mot-ttte.
Mort.illte, morl.ilc-tai, / mortality.
Morlcl, le, mor-tel, a. — Icmciit, ad. mortal ; deadly.
Mortier, inor-tyai, tn. t/toitar.
Mortifère, nior-tef.iir, a. deadly.
Mortilic.itioii, nior-tefekali-syo;(,/ mortification.
Mortifier, mor-tify.ii, v. a. to in M-luy.
Mortuaire, nior-lu-air, a. fanerai ; extrait — , certificate
Morue, mi>r-i1,,/ cod, cid/islt. [tt/ decease.

Morvi;, wmiv.jf .■mot ; g.'atiders, fl.
Morveux, se, morvuli, — z, a. snotty,
Mtisaiiiue, moz-ali-lk, / mosatc.
Mosc«uado, moskwad, A raiv sugar.
Mosi|uéc, moskai,y; mosqite.
Mot, moll. III. ivoid ; saying ; tnotio; — à—, word for

ii'Ofd ; lion — ,.!rst, wiltiiism.
Motet, niot-.iy, nt. motet.

Moteur, Irii'c, nioh-tur, — triss, a. titotive; — , m. tnozier ;
Motif, nu)t-if, tn. iih'tive ; reason, [antlior.

Motion, inoh-syo;/,/: motion.
Motiver, mo^e-vai, v. a. to state the motives.
Motic, mot, /I clod ; feat ; hillock.
Motus, molitûs, int. hiis/tl nota word I
Mou, molle, moo, mol, a. soft; nerve/ess ; effeminate ;
Moutliard, moo-sliar, m. sj>y. [— , tn. lights, ft.

Mouche, muosh, y; y/y ,• patch ; sfy.
Moucher, nioo-slial, v. a. to blow the nose; snuff

(candle) ; sc —, v. r. to blow one's nose.
Mouclienm, nionsh-io«, tn.gnat: snuff.
Mouclieter, mooblilai, ?/. a. to sfot ; fink.
Mouclicitcs, inooslict.y; //. siin(fers,pl.
Moucheture, moosh-tûr,/". finking.
Mouchcur, inoosh-ir, m. snuffer.
Mouchoir, niooshw r, t». Itandkerchief.
Mouchurc, moosh-Ûr,/; snuff.
•Moudre, moo-dr, i'. a. to grind ; mill.
Mouc, moo,/; mouth ; f.iirc la nioue, to font.
Mouée, inoo-ai,/; reward.
Mouette, moo-et,/; sea-gull.

Moufle, tnoo-fl,y; mitten. ("C".

Mouillage, mooAahj, tit. anchoriiig-groiiiid ; anchor-
Mouiller, moo/-yai, t. a. et n. to wet, soak, moisten ;

soften ; cast anchor ; sc —, v. r. to get wet.
Mouillette, mooAyet,/: siffet, slice of bread.
Mouillure, mooAyùr.y: wetting; moisture.
Moulapc, nioo-l.ilij, m. moulding ; measuring (wood).
Moulais, moo-lay, see Moudre.

Moule, mool, ;/;. tno\ld, fatlern, model; — , /. mussel.
Mouler, iiioo-lai, v. a. to mould; measure (wood); roll
Mouleur, iiioo-lur, m. moulder ; meter. [{paste).

Moulin, moo-lai<(, m. tnill ; — \ café, coffee-mill ; —\

huile, oil-mill ; — .H vent, windmill,
MoulinaKe, moolc-nalij, m. tnilliiig.
Mouliné, e, moo-le-nai, a. worincatcn.
Mouliner, moo-le-nai, v. a. to mill.
Moulinet, moo-leiiay, ;;/. little mill ; tiiriistik.
Moulincur, inoo-lin-ur, in. inillmaii.
Moulu, moo-li'l, .fee Moudre.
Moulure, moo-lûr.y. moulding.
Mourant, e, moo-ra<(, — t, a. dying,
•Mourir, moo-ieer, 7'. «. to die ; — de faim, tn ;.l.trve ;

faire — , to put to death ; se —, v. r, to be dyiii^.
Mouron, moo-ro>j, m. chickivced.
Mourrai, moor-ray, see Mourir.
Mousquet, nioos-kay, m. musket.

.Moti^queladc, mookktail, / tniiiket-shoi.

Mouv|iietnire, mnotk-tair, m. iniisketttr,

MoiiMiiietcrle, moo^kct-rc,/. folley of mtisktlry.

Mousse, iiiooM, y! mots ; foatti ; — île fuWun, lather i

Mousseline, nioos-lin.y. muslin. (— , «i, cabiiiboy,

.Mouiser, nioo-siii, v. ti. to foam, froth.
I Mousseron, îiioos-ro»/, m. small muihrooiti.
I Mousseux, se, moo-suli, — z, rt.y(iii«;i«v; sparkling,
I Moussoir, niooswar, ;/». chi\olate-miU,
I Mousson, nioos-o);,y: monsoon,
. .Moussu, e, inoo-si1, a. mossy.

Moust.ichc, moost.ish, y: mnstachlo.

Mousli<|ne, inoos-tik, m. moschetto,

Moi'it, moo, m. must.

Mout.irde, iiifio-tard, /t tniistaid. [A''.

Moutardier, moo-tard-yal, m. tnuttard tnaii ; tiit/st.irt-

Monton, iiioo-to/«, m. ivether ; mutton; rainucr;
beam.

McMitonncr, moo-ton-al, r. a. et n. lo itirl, fit. -.le;

Moutonnier, ère. nioo-ton-yai, — r, a. sheeflike, [f ,ii't.

Mouture. mu\-i-\(\r,f. grtnding ; milter's fee. [r,i;i,/.

Moiiv.mt, e, moo-va»/, — t, a. moTing ; s.iMe —, (/ui h-

.Mouvement, iiioov-iu.i;/, >«. motion, moientent ; ufo-
sure, tinte (iiiustc); impulse; <le son propre —, //
one's oit'ti accord.

Monvcr, moo.v.ii, v. a. to loosen, stir tif.

•Mouvoir, moovo-alir, v. a. et se -■ , t. r. to tiioT'. \lii:

Moyen, ne, inn'a'y.iin, —yen, a. inildie; mean: >\\
moyenne, on an average ; —, m, means, way , Ac/' ,•
au — de, by the means if; —s, /A circumstaum ;
powers, f I.

Moyennant, mwa-yen-a<;, />•. by means qf; — fjU". fi-i-

.Moyeiineur, mwa-yennur. in. mediator, [vidcd ih.tt.

Moyeu, iinva-yuh, ;/(. tiiiTe.

.Mu.ilile, mfl-alilil, a. mutable, changeable.

Mncilai;e, nii^-se-l.ihj, m. mucilage.

Mucilai,'iiieux, se, miVse-I.Uij-e-iiuli, — z, a, mii^ilai^l-

Mucosité, mrt-koh-zetni,./ iiiueus. [iwuT.

.Mne, mfl.yi moulting ; sloiixh, skin.

Muer, infl-ai. v. n. to moult, mew,

M net. te, miVay, —et, a. dumb, mute.

Mutle, iiuVfl, tn. miixtle.

Mii^fir, miVhjeer, i>. n. to bellow, roar.

Mnjjisseinent, niiVlijisnia//, in. bellinving, roaring,

Mnj;uet, mft-eai, in. lily of the valley,

Muj,'neter, mnj,'-tai, v. a. to court.

Muid, imVc, tn. hogshead.

Mul.ltre, mrt-lau-tr, ;;/. mulatto.

Mule, \\\(\\, f. she'iiiile ; sliffer: —s, fl. kibes, pi.

Mulet, imVlay. m. mule; mullet.

Ntnlcticr, mdl-tyai, in. muleteer.

Miilon, mfl-lon, m. great heaf (hay, salt),

.Mulot, mft-loli, m. field-mouse.

Mnltlforine, mûl-telorin, a. miiltlforiii.

Multi|)lial)le, mfilteple-ah-M, a. inullifliable.

Multiplication, niril-te-ple-k,di-syi"(. f. mulliflicatirn.

Multiplicité, nifil-te-plese-lai,y.' multiplicity.

Mulliplier, mûl-tc-pleai, 7'. a. et se —, v, r, to multiply,

Muliitude, mùl-te-tûd.y; multitude.

Municipal, imVne-se-p il, a. munie if al.

Municipalité, im'l-nesc-palc-t.ii, /. inntiicifality.

Muiiilicencc, ml^-nc•fe•s iwss.yi miini/icence.

Muiiilicent, c, niA-nif-e-sa//, — t, a. munificent, liberal. ,

Munir, mfl-neer, v. a. to proTide, store, [prmiisions. fl.

Munition, miVne-syo;/, f. ammunition ; — dc Imhk li ■,

Muiiitioimaire, mfl-ne-syon-air, m. commissioner of

stores, contractor.
Mmincux, -ie, nu'ik-nli, — z, a, mucous,
Mnr, mur, m. ivall.

Mûr, e, mfir, a. — enicnt. ad. ripe ; mature.
Muraille. m<\T,\l,f. wall.
M (ire, m(\T,f. mulberry.
Murène, miirayn,y! niunrna.
Murer, milr-.ii. r', a. to 7rall, 7vall uf,
Milrier, mi^r-yai, ;;;. mulberry-tree.
Milrir, mflr-cir, "'. a. et n. to rifen ; mature ; grow ri^t.
Murmure, mûr-nirtr. m. murmur.
Murmnier. mflrinflr-ai, t. n. to miiriniir ; whisper.
Musaraijjno, nul-^nr-.'iyn-jv,^ shrewinoiise.
Mus.ird, <■• inrt-2ar, — d, a. loitering ; —, m. loiterer,
M use, mûsk, m. musk. [louii:;er,

Musc.ule, mris-kad,/ nutmeg; flenr dc — , mace.
Muscadier, niûs-kacf-e-ai, m. nuline\;-tree.
Muscadin, milskad-.-iix, m. musk-fastil ; spark, dan.ly,
Muscat, iiuV, Icali. a. muscadine.
Muscle, mûs-kl, m. muscle. >
Musclé, e, nii1s-kl,ii. a. miisculoiis. *

Muscnlenx, se, mûs-ku-luh, — z, a. miisctilous.
Muse, mn,:f. muse.
Mnse.iu. nuVioli. tn. snout ; muzzle.
Musée, nuVzai, in. museum. , -
Muscler, inflz-lai, v. a. to mmzli, .■

MUS

Miner, miVj.ll, v. il. to lotttr. tri/lt,

Mii«:riillc, liifli-rol,/; iii>rft>iinil,

Misctlc, infl-ict,/ biiiitift-

MiiM<iim, iiirt-/iil-on). III. iniiuum.

MiisicO, c, lllft-K'k.ll, ri. — flilrllf, <?f/. Iillitl'cit/,

Miiilcicn, nirtvciy.ii'i, tu. iiiiinuuiii.

Mii..i.|ue, iiiiViik, /. i/iiisi,:

MuMiiicr, nirtskiii, »'. a. to ffrfumt with miisk i

p.it.ilcn muv|iii>os,/f<i//«'»-(«i,' ivonh, //.
Mu^lllrll.»ll, c, iiirt/iM-iM.i»i, — mill, a. iiiiissiitmail.
»lut,iliililc(, mftt.ili-clulai,/ iniit,i/'iti/v.
^lllt,lli^ll, lurtlitiliHyd»»,/ miirn.'ioii. iJiitiij^.
MiKil.iliMii, mi'i-le-l.ili-syo//,/. iiiulilation.
MiiiiliT, mrt-tc-l.il, t'. (I. to iimtilalt. [mutiiitti:

^illlill, c, mil t.ii;/, —till, a. uiutiiioiis, riotout : —, m.
kf Mutiner, im'l-tc-n:ii, t. r. to mutiny ; bt xliihhorii.
Mutinerie;, miVtin-rf.y; iiiii/iiiy, riot; stiibàoiiiiiess.
Mutisme, iml-lisin, »i. ifiiiiihntM.
Mnlu.tliti', mù-tiVale-tai, y. mutuality.
Mutuel, le, iiuVtA-el, a. —lenient, ad. mutual.
Myiil'ijjle, iiic-i)l-ohJ-c,/! iiiyi>loi.'y.
Myiijie, iiio-op, II. s/iort-.tif^/iti-.i,
My"i>ie, iiief'l'-''./ '".V'AV-
Myri.i'le, iiicer-eiiil, /'. iiiyrnit.
Myrciliiilan, iiic-ri)l)-<il-,i«, m. myivMan,
Myrrhe, tiieer,/ myrr/t.
Myrte, nieert, m. myrtif.
Mystère, iiiistnir, m. m^slfry,

Mystirienx, se, inis-t.ii-ryiili, — r, m. — somcnf, a.i,
Myslitisine, inls-te-sisiii, m. mystii iidi. [iiiyst^-rioiu.
Mystiticateur, niis-tc-fc-k.«tiir, m. Iioa.xfr.
Mystification, mis-te-fe-k.ih syo;/, /! hoit.xiiig ; hoax.
Mystllier, inis-lif-yai, v. a. to hoax.
Mystiipie, inistik, a. —ment, ait. inyttii ; iiiystioii.
Mythe, mit, m. fal'lt.
Mythii|nj,'ie, init-ololij-c,/; inylho!i\i;y.
Mytliulu^iiiuc, iiiit-ol-ohj'ik, a. inytitolo£ii.al,

Tf

Nalmb, nnb-.nl>, »«, tiahoh.

Nalint, n.il)-oli, III. shriiii/<, ihiaiT.

Naiarat, n.ik-ar-ali, in. I<rii;ht oi\iiti;t rtd.

Nacelle, nas-cl.y; small bout ; car.

Nacre, iiakr,y; inot/itr of/'earl.

N,it:ré, c, iiak-rai, <i. feaily.

Nalfe, iiaf,/ eau ilc —, oraiixe/loiver-ira/fr.

N.iKe, ii.ilij, y. swiinmiiif^ : !\ l.i —, in or by S7tiiiii-

iiiiiif,' ; être en —, to be all in a S7i'i:%t.
Na>;ée, nahj-.ii,y. stroke in suiininiiii^.
Na),'eoire, n.\\\yvii\t,/.Jiii.
Na),'er, n.ihi-ai, v. ii. to swim ; row.
Najjciir, iialij-ur, in. swiiiiiiier ; lower.
Na>;uèrc, NaKi:iires, liaK-.iir, ad. but lately.
N.ii.ule, nail V. 111. y! naiad. \i;enHoiis ; siinfle.

N.iif, ive, n,ili-if, — iv, a. — ivcmcnt, ad. artless, in-
Nain, e, iiaiH; iieil, a. dwar/ish ; —, in. dwarf.
Naissance, nay-sa«ss,y; birth; exlraitioii.
Naiss.int, e, tiay-sa;/, — t, a. newly born ; rising^ ;
Naissait, n,iy-sny, see Naître. [growini;.

•Naitre, iiay-tr, v. ii. to be born ; arise.
Naïveté, iiahiv-tni, /. artlessness ; ingeiwnsness ;
Naniii, nan-a'i, in.x'oodies, dainties, fl. [siin/>lii't'ty.
N.mkiii, iia';kai«, in. nankeen.
N.iiuir, na;i-tccr, v. a. to give a pledge ; se — , v. r. to

fro; hie cue's self with.
N.intissenieiit, na«-tis-iiia'/, in. pledge, security,
Na|ilite, na(t, in. naphtha.

N.ippe, nai),y; table-clotlt : sheet of water ; hart's-skin,
Na| peroii, nai)-ro;/, m. small tahle-cloth.
N.Kinis, nali-ke, see Naître,
^farcisse, nar-ciss, m. dal/odil.
Narcotiiiue, nar-kot-ik, à. narcotic,
Naid, liar, in. spikenard.
Nart,nie, nartj,/ — (le, a Jig for.
Narijuer, nar->,'al, v. a. to scorn.
Narine, nwr'm.f. nostril.

Narijuois, ii,irkwa, in. cnnninf blade; p.irler —, to
Narr.itenr, narr.it-ur, m. narrator. [talk s la ii^.

Narr.itit', ive, narratif, — iv, a. narratize.
Narr.itiun, nar-rali ;,yo«, /; Narré, n.irr.ii, >«. nana-
Narrer, nar-i.ii, t. a. to itarra/c, relate, \_tion, relation.
Narv,il, nar-val, in. narwhal.
N.isal, e, nali-z.il, a. — ement, ad. nasal,
Nasalité, iinh^aletai,y; nasal sound,
N.-isanlc, nah-z.iril,./:y;7/;>.
Nasardcr, nali-zar-ilai, v. a. to fillip.
Naseau, nah-zoh, m. nostril.

Nasillard, e, nali-zi/-ar, — d, a. mmCling ; —, m. — e,/.
t>'c'Sillcr, iiah-zi/ai, v. n. to snnj/le. [snuffler.

Rial?

-5C, — ulu,/ SIIUlftlT,

t9« 1

Knsllleiir, nalizi/iir, in.

N,issu, nass, A weel.

N.it.il, c, ii,tt',il, >i, natal, iiafire

Nat,itli)n, ii,it',ili-syi»i,/: stf'iinmlmf,

N.itif, ive, n.it-if, — iv, a. native, born,

N.ili'in, nali-syn;»,/. nation.

" itlnii,il, e, nail syon-nl, ii, —omen», ad. national.

Naliuii,ilis(>r, ii.ili-syiitvale s,ii, T', rr. A) ni/i.iniilné.

N,itii>n.iliié, ii.ih tycin-iil'Ot.ii, /. nationality,

N.ilivite, n,iteve-t.ii, / nativity,

Niitriiii, ii.ili'trix/. III. natron,

N.itte, M.it,./ mat ; braid.

N. liter, iiat-l.il, V. a. to mat.

N.ittirr, naty,ii, in. inalinaiei'.

N.itnr.ilis,itiiin, Iiati1-r.il-e-/,ili syi)»(,y naturiili:ati.<n.

N,itiir.iliscr, n.iti\-ral-c-z,il, v. a. to natnralue. (imi.

Naturalisme, n,iti*lr,il-isiii, in, naturalness ; natnrtil-

Nalih.ilislu, iiataVr.il i .t, in. naluraliit.

N.iiiir.ilite, nat iVral c-tai,/! beiiii; a iialife. [in kind.

N.itnre, li,it-nr, y. Hii/(/(v, constitution ; sort; en — ,

N.itiirel, le, n.il-iVrul, a. -lenient, ad. natural; in.
gcnnons ; plain; illegitimate ; — , in. nature;
I onstilution ; disposition ; an —, to the l\J*,

N,uifr.i>;e, iM-fr.ili), m. shipwreck.

N.iufr.i^je, e, iinlralij-.ii. a. Hiipwreiked,

Naiil.i>,'e, iiiilililij, in./rci.;ht.

N.uise.iliniiil, 0, iMli.zaiali-ii«,|~iI,(i 'nauseous, iii.nrt-.

Nausée, n(j|i-.!.ii,/, naif/ca. [nil,

Natiti<|ue, iioli'tik, a. nautical.

N.iv.il, e, nav-.il, i». na-,al ; combat —, sea-fight.

N.ivée, n.\\-.\\,/. ban,'eli<ad.

Navet, iiavay, m. turnip.

Navette, n.iv-et,/ rape-seed ; shuttle,

N,ivii;,ii)le, iLiv-e-^.tlilil, a. navigable.

Navigateur, nav-e>;,it-nr, m. nai'i..;ator, sailor.

N,ivik;,ition, n,iv-e-^,ihsyoH,y; navigation, voyage.

N.ivic'uer, n,ivc-(,Mi, ?'. n. to navigate, sail.

Naville, na-vl/,/! canal.

Navire, ii.iv-eer, in. ship, vessel.

N.ivr.mt, c, nalivra//, — t, a. heart-reiidiii'.f.

Navrer, iialivr.ii, v. ir. to ivoiind ; rend the heart.

Ne, nuh, c, no, not.

Né, e, ii.il, prt. et a. born ; bien — , of good birth ;
well-disposed ; mort —, still-born.

Néanmoins, ii,ii-a;Miio.aiH, ad. nevertheless.

Né.iiit, nai-a»/, in. nothing, nought.

Nébuleux, se, n.ii-liù-l.ili, — /, a. nebulous, cloudy.

Nécessaire, iiai-cesair, (t, — ment, ad. necessary; re-
quisite; — , in. coni/>etency ; busybody.

Nécessité, naices-e-t.ii, yl H^irij/ô"/ need, want; — s,
pi. necessaries, pi.

Nécessiter, nai-cese-tai. v. a. to necessitate.

Nécessiteux, se, nai-ces-e-tuli, — r.,a. necessitous, ntf-i,!,

Nécrolojje, n.ii-krnl-ohj, ;//. register of deaths.

Nécroloj;iiiue, ii.iikrol-ohjik, <«, necrological.

Nectar, ueK-tar, in. nectar.

Nef, nef, A nave; vessel.

Néf,isle, 11 li-fast, a. unlucky,

Nétle, ii,iy-ll,./. medlar.

Néllier, uai-tle-.ii, in. medlar-tree.

Ni'jjatif, ive, ii.ii-L'itif, ~lv, a. —ivcmcnt, ad. negative,

Ne^'alioii, nai-^Mli-s)d;(, /: negation; refusal.

Neirjli^e, ii.ii-;,'leli.|ai, m. undress. [lessly,

Ne^jliyenaneiit, iMi-vilelij iin-a;/, ad. iieglii;entty, tare-

Nd>,'li>;ence, iiai-^jle-lij.ixss,/; negligence, carelessness,

Néj{lij;ent, e, llai•^;le■llj.l;/, — t, a. negligent, careless,

Ne^jli^er, n.ii-fjle-lijai, v. a. to neglect ; disregard,

Né>focc', nai-Hoss, in. trade, traj/ic.

Négociai lie, nai-nos-yali-bl, a. negotiable.

Ni-(,'oci.int, iiai-i^os-ya<(, in. trader, merchant,

Néijoci.iteur, iiai-j;os-yat-ur, in. negotiator.

Né',,'oci,ition, n.ii-v;osyahsyoH,/; negotia.'ion.
Nétjocier, iiai-gos-y.ii, t. a. et n. to negotiate ; trade,

Ne^jre, n.iyur, in. negro, black. [deal,

Né^;resse, iXAi-arcfi^.f. female negro.

Név;reric, ii,ii-i;r«A-re,yi negro-yard,

Néjjrier, nal-preai, in. sla-.e-ship.

Néi;rillon, n.ii>jri/-o«, in. young negro.

Néjjus, nai-vjils, in, negus.

Neit,'c, naylij, /'. siioio; pelote de —, sno^vball,

Neij;er, iiaylijai, 7'. n. to snow.

Nei>,'eux, se, nay-lijuli, — z, a. snowy.

Neuni, iian-e, ad. nay, by no means.

Néolotjisme, n.ai-ol-ohjism, in. neologism,

Neolojfue, nai-al-o(j, in. neologist.

Néophyte, n.ii-o(-it, m. neophyte.

Népotisme, nai-pot-ism, m. nepotism.

Nerf, nairf, m. nerve; sinew.

Nerveux, se, iiair-vuh, — z, a. nervous ; vit^oroits.

Net, te, nai, — t, a. et ad, — tement, ad, clean; cleai" ;

fair ; plain.
Netteti^, \\<^\.-\uh-\.3S,f. cleanness ; clearness.

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Nettoiement, nct-wa-ma», Nettoyi^ft, net-wa-yalij> m.

cltan'ug ; cUarinir. [to cUan ciu's stl/.

Nettoy-ftr, net-w.i-yal, v. a. to citait, clear ; se —, v. r.
Neuf, ve, nulif, — v, a. new; ratv; fresh; à — ,

anew: de — , new ; — , «. nine ; ninth.
Neutr.ileinent, nuh-tr.il-inn», ad. neutrally.
Neiitr.iliser, niih-lral-e-z.ti, v. a. to nentralixe, modify.
Neutralité, nuh-tral-e-tal,/: neutrality.
Neutre, luih-tr, a. neuter ; neutral.
Neuvième, nuli-vyeiii, a. —ment, ad. ninth ; —, m.
Neveu, iw</i-vuh, »«. ne/>hnv. [ninth part, ninth.

Nëvritinuc, nai-vre-tik,/^ neurotic.
Nez, nal, m. nose.
Ni, ne, ad. neither, nor.

Niable, nc-ah-bl, a. deniable. [in, simpleton, ninny.
Niais, c, ne-ay, — z, a. — ement, ad. silly, simple ; — ,
Niaiser, ne-ay-zai, v. n. to play the fool, fiidJle.
Niaiserie, nc-ayz-rc,/l silliness, simpltiity ; foolery.
Niche, nish,/. niche : trick.
Nichée, nisli-ai,y; whole nest.
Nicher, nish-ai, v. n. to nestle.
Nxhet, nish-ay, m. nest-egg.
y.\J.m\x, nlsh-war, >n. breeding-cage,
Nicodèuie, nik-o(l-ayni, nt, simpleton.
Niil, nc, m. nest ; hiding-place.
Nièce, nyess,/: niece; petite —, grand-niece.
Nielle, nyel,yf mildew, alight.
Nieller, nycl-ai, v. a. to mi/dew, blight.
Nier, nyai, v. a. to deny^ disown.
Nifj^aud, e, nijf-oli, — il, a. silly, foolish ; —, nt. booby.
Nigauder, ne-);oli-dai, v. n. to stand trifling.
Nj);aiidcrie, ne-i{oli-dre,y; silliness, foolery.
Nimbe, nai>d>, tn. nimbus.
Nipper, ni|>-ai, v. a. to fit out, rig out.
Nippes, nil»,/, fit. do hes, pi. ; apparel. [of one.

Nic|uc, nik, f. faire la — .i (]., to scorn one, niake game
Nitouclic, iic-toosli, tn. sainte — , demure hypocrite;

faire la sainte —, to look demure.
Nitre, ne-tr, m. nitre.
Nitreux, sc, ne-truh, — z, a. nitrous.
Niveau, nc-vnh, tn. le^iel ; au — , de — , level, on a level.
Niveler, niv-lai, v. a. to level.
Nivelenr, niv-Uir, m. lereller.
Nivcllonient, ne-vel-niaH, ;«. Inelling.
Noble, no-bl, a. — meTit, ad. noble ; — , m. nobleman.
Noblesse, nob-less, y; nobility, nobleness.
Noce, f. Noces, noss, f. pt. tiuptials, pi. wedding ;
Nocher, nosh-ai, m. pilot. [marriage.

Noctambule, nok-ta«-brtl, m. noctambule.
Noctambulisme, nok-ta;(-bfl-lism, m. noclnmbulism.
Nocturne, nok-tiirn, a. nocturnal, nightly.
Nocuite, nok-fl-e-tai.y; nocuousiiess.
Notlus, nod-US, m. no.le.

Noel, no-ell, m. Christmas, Christmas carol.
Nitud, nuh, tn. knot ; tie. Joint ; intrigue.
Noir, e, nwar, a. black ; gtootny ; foul ; brown [bre^d);

base, wicAfd ; — , itt. black ; negro.
Noirâtre, n\var-au-tr, a. blackish. [woman.

Noiraud, nwar-oh, m. black man ; — e, — olid, /". black
Noirceur, nwar-sur, f. blacktiess ; baseness, tieimois-

ttess. [grow black.

Noircir, nwar-seer, v. a. et n. to blacken ; se — , v. r. to
Noircisseur, no-ahr-siss-ur, m. dyer tn blaik.
Noircissure, nwar-se-sfir,y. black spot.
Noire, nwar,/; crotchet.
Noise, nwaz,y; quarrel, strife, dispute.
Noisetier, nw.iz-ty.ii, in. hazel-tree.
Noisette, nwaz-et,/; hazel-nut.
Noix, nwa,/; nut, walnut.
Noiis, noh-le, nt. freight.
Noliser, noh-le-zai, t'. a, to freight.
Nolissement, noh-lis-nia», m. freight.
Nom, no>», in. name : reputation ; au — de, in the

name of; — de ^juerre, nicknaiite.
Nomade, noni-ad, a. nomadic; — , in. nomad.
Nombre, no«-br, in. number.
Nombrer, no»-brai, i'. a. to number.
Nombreux, se, no«-bruh, — z, a. nutiurous.
Nombril, no«-bre, m. navel.
Nomenclature, nom-aM-klat-Or,/; nomenclature.
Nominal, e, nom-e-nal, a. nominal.
Nominateur, nom-e-nat-ur, in. advoivet.
Nominatif, nom-e-nat-if, m. nominative.
Nomination, nom-e-nah-syoH,/: nomination.
Nominativement, noin-e-nat-iv-ma«, ad, by name.
Nommément, nom-ai-ma;<, ad. namely.
Nonmier, nom-ai, v a. to name, appoint; à point

nommé, in the nick of time ; se —, v. r. to be called.
Non, now, ad. no, not ; ni moi — plus, nor I either.
Nonagén.'^ire, non-ahj-ai-nair, a. ninety years oj age.
Nona^ésinie, non-ahj-ai-zim, a. nottagesiinal.
Nouante, non-a//t, », ninety.

Nonce, nonss, m, nuncio. \piiiely.

Nonchalamment, non-shal-am-a«, ad. carelessly, su.

Nonchalance, no;i-shal-a;/ss, f. carelessness, supine.
ness.

Nonchalant, e, noi/-shal-a>i, — t, a. careless, supine.

Nonciature, nnn-%yaX-(\T,f. nunciature.

Non-conformiste, no;/-ko;i-for-niist, in. noitconforinisf.

None, non, f, afternoon prayers, pi. [disseiifrr.

Non-jouissance, no«-hjoo-e-sa«ss,/. iioit-eitjoyment.

Nonue, non,/; nun.

Nnnncttc, ..on-et, f. young nun.

Nonobstant, non-ob-sta», pr. notwithstanding,
i Nonpareil, !e, noit-\)ar-ayl, a. matchless, incompara' ':
I Non-payement, no/t-pay-y^-max, tn. non-payment.
j Non-sens, non-sa»/s, in. nonsense.
I Non-usafje, non-fi-zalij, »«. disuse.

Non-valcur, non-vii\-ur,f. unproductivenest

Nopaj;e, nop-ahj, tn. burling,

Nopur, nop-ai, v. a. to burl.

Nord, nor, in. north ; north wind.

Normal, e, nor-nial, a. normal.

Nostaljfie, nos-tal-hje,/; hotne-sickttess.

Nota, not-ah, m. note. \t't,

Notaliilites, not-ah-be-le-tai, A//, remarkable persom

Nntalilc, not-ah-l)l, a. — inent, ad. remarkable ; ton-

Notaire, not-air, in. notary, attorney [siderahie,

Nolaiuincnt, not-ama», ad. particularly, especially.

Notariiit, not-ar-yali, in. notary's ojfice.

Notation, not-ah-syo«,/; notation.

Note, note, f. note; annotation.

Noter, not-ai, v. a. note, mark ; brand,

Noteur, not-ur, nt. copier of music.

Notice, not-iss,/; account.

Notification, not-e-fe-kah-syo;/,/: notification.

Notifier, not-if-yai, v. a. to notify, give notice of.

Notion, noli-syoH,/; notion, idea.

Notoire, not-war, a, —nient, ad. notorious, manifest.

Notoriété, not-or-e-ai-tai,/; notoriety.

Notre, no-tr, /»;«. our. (oier relations ; ourfrieini;.

Notre, noh-tr, pn. ours; le —, ottr oivn ; les nôtres,

Noue, noo,f. paittile.

Nouer, noo-ai, v. a. et n. to tie, knit; se — , v, r. lo

Nonet, noo-ay, in. ragful. [knit ; grow ricke'y.

Noueux, se, noo-uh, — z, a. knotty.

Noulet, noo-lay, m. .gutter.

Noiirr.iin, noo-rai;/, m. young fry.

Nourrice, noo-riss,/; nurse. [fosler-fathtr.

Nourricier, ère, noor-e-syai, — r, a. nutriliTe, —, m.

Nourrir, noo-reer, v. a. et n. to nourish ; feed ; main-
tain ; bring up; entertain; se — , v. r. to live, f fid

Nourriss.iKe, noor-e-salij, m. rearing. [upon.

Nourrissant, e, noor-e-sa>f, — t, a. nourishing.

Nourrisseur, noor-e-sur, in. cowkeeper.

Nourrisson, noor-e-son, in. nursling.

Nourriture, noor-e-tflr,/; nourishment, food; livelihivd.

Nons, noo, pn. we, us, to us ; — nicmcs, ourselves.

Noinire, noo-ûr,/; rickets, pi.

Nouveau, noo-voh, a. et ad. new ; fresh ; modern; ck —,
again, afresh; — né, baby ; — venu, m. new-coiiin.

Nouveauté, noo-voh-tai, f neivttess ; novelty ; — s, //.
fashionable dresses ; ne7ti books, pi.

NouTel, le, noo-vel, a. —lenient, ad. neiv [see Nouveau) ;
le ^— an, the new year.

Nouvelle, noo-vel,/; imvs, tidings, pi. ; novel.

Nouvelliste, nco-vel-ist, in. newsmonger.

Novateur, nov-at-ur, tn. innnrator.

Novation, nov-.ih-syo«,.A innofation.

Novembre, nov-a;i-br, m. Aovetnber. [beginnrr.

Novice, nov-iss, a. unexperienced ; new ; — , in. no'tite ;

Noviciat, nov-is-yah, in. novitiate.

Noyale, no-ah-yal,/; sail-cloth. [core; heart.

Noyau, no-ah-yoh, m. stone t fruit) ; newel [stairiasr) ;

Noyer, no-ah-yai, in. walnut-tree. [drowned.

Noyer, no-ah-yai, 7/. a. to drown ; se — , v. r. to /•'

Nu, e, nû, a. naked, bare ; à — , naked, bare; — ti
bare-headed ; —, m. naked part.

Nuaue, nû-alij, m cloud.

Nuajjeux, se, nO-ahj-uli, — z, a. cloudy.

Nuance, nfl-a«ss,/: shade.

Nuancer, nû-a«-sai, v. a. to shade, blend.

Nubile, nû-bil. a. inarria.geab/e,

Nubilité, niVbe-le-tai,/; tiiihilify, puberty.

Nudité, nû-de-tai,/. nakedness, nudity.

Nue, nû,/ cloud.

Nuée, nû-ii',/; cloud ; swarm ; flock

Nuire, uA-eer, v, n. to hurt, injure

Nuisiljle, nA-e-ze-bl, a, hurifut. ittfurious.

Nuit, n([-e,f. night ; de —, in the night, by night.

Nuitamment, nil-c-tam-aM, ad.'by night, nightly.

Nuitée, nft-c-tai,/. night s Iodising ; night's labour

Nul, le, nul, a. no ; void, null; nobody ; nulle part, ai.

NuUe, nul,/, hm//. [nowhtrt.

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Nullement, nAI-ma», ati. nol al all, hy n» m*afU.

Nulljte, nùl-leliii./ milhty ; cifher.

NCiiiieiit. nû-iiiii»/, ad. naketUy ; plainly.

NuMioriUre, uû-inai-rair, a. numerary ; legal; —, m.

(axH, specie
Nimier.il, e, nn-mai-ral, a. numeral.
Niiiiicrateur, nft-mai-rat-ur, tn. numerator.
NiiiiiL-ratioii, nû-iiiai-r.ih-syo;(,/: uiiineration.
Niiiiierii|ue. iiA-mai-rik, a. — iiient, «</. nutntrical,
Nimicf. nû-iiiai-roh, wi. iiuinder.
Niiincri>t.-:>;c, nû-inai-rot-alij, t». niirnierinj^.
Nuiiiorotcr, nu-inai-rot-ai, x>. <i. /<> number.
Nuniism.ttu|iie, mi-iuis-iiiat-il-,./; niimisiiiafiis, //.
Niincupalif, ive, no;;-kùpat-if, — iv, a. nuncufialive,
Nupti.il, e, iiilp-syal. a. nuptial. [niincHpatory.

Nuinic, nillc.y! iKipe.

Nutritif, ive, iiû-tre-tit, — Iv, a. nutritive, nutritious.
Nutritii)», iuVtre-syoii,y: nutrition.
Nymplie, nai»if,/, nymph, /airy.

Oh, int. 0 1 oh ! Ito '

0.i-<is. o-ah-zis,/. oa-vis.

Oil. ilitiice. i>l>-ai-ilya«s.s,/ ebcdiene*.

Oln-'iliciitiel, le, ol)-ai-(lya;;-syel, a. obediential.

OUcif, ol)-ai-eer, v. a. to obey ; yield.

01i>.M-.viiice, ol)-ai-e-sa«ss,y: obedience ; allegiance.

01"-is,.iiit, e, ob-ai-e-saH, — t, a. obedient.

Ciliéli^.(iiie, oli-ai-lisk, tn. obelisk.

OI.L'icr, ()l)-ai-rai, v. a. to run in debt, involve in debt.

Olitsiti.', ()l)-ai-ze-l>-ii,y: obesity.

OMt, oli-it, "/. obit./niierai obsfifuiei.

Olijotter, ob-lijek-t.ii, v. a. lo^'bject. [^'lasi.

Olijcclif, ive, oUlijck-tif, — iv, <i. objective ; — , tn. object-

Ulijcclioii. ol)-lijefc-syo;«,y; objection.

()l)jct. ol)-lijay, <«. object : article, matter ; ttiotive.

Objur^.itioii, ob-liji1r->;ali-.syo«,/; objurgation.

Olilatioii, ob-lah-syo«,y: oblation, ojfertng.

Olilit;.ition, ob-lc->;ah-syii>/,yi oblii^ation ; duty. bond.

Olili^atoire, ob-le-j,'at-w.ir, ii. obtixatary, binding.

Olili^é, ob-le-hjai, >n. obligée ; indenture, bond.

()bli/(j uiimcnt, ob-le-hjaiii-ax, ad. obligingly,

Oiilijjc.iiice, ob-!e-lij,i«is,/! obligingness.

OI>lii,'c.int, e, ob-le-hja«, — t, a. obliging, courteous.kind.

Olilijier, ob-le-hjai, v. a. to oblige ; bind ; compel ; s — ,
V. y. to oblige one's self, be bound.

Oliliiiiie, i)b-lik, II. — iiieiit, ad. oblique ; indirect.

Olilh]uitc, ob-lik-c-lal,y: obtiiiuity, obliqueness.

Olilitcratioii, ob-le-tai-rali-syo«,/: obliteration.

Oliliterer, ob-!e-t.ii-rai, v. a. to obliterate ; s'— , v. r. to

Dliluii),'. ue, ol)-lo)(, — (jli, a. oblong. [disapp. -r.

Obolc, i)b-ol,y; obole.

Olircptice, ob-rei)-tiss, a. — ment, ad. obreptitious.

Olircplioii, ob-rep-syo«,y; obreption.

Olisccne, ob-sayii, a. obscene, indecent.

llbscéiiité, ob-sai-iic-tai,./ obscenity.

Obscur, e, obs-kflr, a. obscure : dark.

Ol)scurcir, obs-kûr-scer, v. a. to obscure, darken ; s" — ,
V. r. to be obscured ; grow dim. [darkness.

Obscurcissement, obs- kùr-siss- ma«, tn. obscuring ;

Oi.scurité, obi-kflr-e-tai,y; obscurity ; darkness.

Obsecration, ob-sai-krali-syo«,y^ obsecration.

Obséilcr, ul>-&ai-dai, v. a. to beset, importune.

Obsecjues, ob-sek,///. obsequies, pi. [obsequious.

Obséiiiiieiix, se, ob-s<'ii-kwe-uli, — z, a. — senient, ad.

Observable, ob-sair-v,ih-bl, a. observable.

Observance, ob-s:iir-v,i»iss,/; obsen>ance, rite.

Observateur, ob-sair-vat-iir, m. observer.

Observation, ob-!>air-vah-syo;<, /. observation ; observ-
ance ; keeping.

Observatoire, ob-sair-vat-war, tn. obsetvatory.

Observer, ob-sair-vai, 1: a. to observe ; ivatcli; s' — , v. r.
to be cautious ; watch each other.

Obsession, ob-ses-yo«,y. besetting.

Obstacle, obs-tah-kl, ni. obstacle. [ness.

Obstination, obs-te-nah-syo;/, /. obstination, stubborn-

Obstiné, c, obs-tc-nai, a. — ment, ad. obstinate.

Obstiner, obs-te-nai, v. a. to make obstinate ; s'— , v. r.
to be obstinate, insist on.

Obstruction, obs-triik-syo«,y: obstruction.

Obstruer, obs-trA-ai, v. a. to obstruct ; hinder.

Obtempérer, ob-tax-pai-rai, v. n. to obey.

•Obtenir, obt-neer, v. a. to obtain ; prevail upon.

Obtention, ol)-ta«-syo;«,y: obtaining.

Obturation, ob-tû-rah-syoH,/; obluratiott.

Obtus, ob-tO, — z, a. obtuse ; dull.

Obtusanifle, ob tû-za>/-(;l, a. obtusangular,

Olius, ob-ûz, m. sliell.

«busier, ob-ù-zyai, tn. howitter, ~

Obvier, ob-vyai, v. n, t« obviate, prtvtnt.

Occasion, ok-ah-zyo;/,/. occasion,opportMnity ; chanett
A'—, accident,iliy, serond-tiand. \sionai.

Occasionnel, le, ok-.th-zyon-el, a. — leinent, ad. oeca-

Occiuionner, ok-ali-zyon-;ti, T'. ii. to occasion, canst.

Occident, ok-se-ilii;<, in. occident, ivest.

Occiilental, e, ok-se-<la>/-tal, a. oaiitental, western.

Occulte, ok-kiilt, n. occult.

Occupant, ok-kû-pa», in. occupant, occupier.

t)crupation, ok-ku-pah-syo»/, /: occupation.

Occuper, ok-kiVpai, v. a. et n. to occupy ; hold ; employ;
s' — , v. r. to employ one's sel/tn, be busy.

Occurrence, ok-kflr-raHSS,y: occurrence.

< )ccurrent, e, ok-kûr-ra»/, — t, i». occurrent.
Océan, os-ai-a</, in. ocean.

Ocre, okr,y". ochre.
Ocreux, se, ok-ruli, — z, a. ochreous.
Octaèdre, ok-tali-ay-dr, in. octahedron.
t)ctave, ok-tav,/ octave.
Octavin, ok-tav-ai>(, in. octave-flute.
Octobre, ok-to-br, in. October.
Octogénaire, ok-tolij-ai-nair, ii. octo,jenariait.
Octroi, ok-trw.'i, tn. grant: city-toll. '

Octroyer, ok-trwa-yai, v. a. to grant.
Octuple, ok-tA-pl, a. octuple, eight/old.
Oculaire, ok-iVfair, a. ocular ; tcinoin — , eye-witness.
Oculiste, ok-iVlist, m. oculist.

Ode, oA,/. ode. [scents, pi.

Odeur, od-ur, /. oiiour, smell, scent; — s, //. sweet
Odieux, se, od-yuli, — z, a. —senient, ad. odious.
Odouiètre, od-o-niay-tr, tn, odometer.
Odorant, e, otl-or-a;(, — t, <i. odoriferous, fragrant.
Odorat, od-or-ali, m. smelling : smell.
Odorer, od-or-ai, v. a. to perceive by smelling.
Odoriférant, e, od-or-e-fai-raw,— t, a. odorij'eious, fran-
(l'xuinéniquc, uli-kiVniai-nik, a. oecumenical. [rant.
(lidème, uli-daym, m. cedema.

Uiil, uli/(//. yeux, yuli), m. eye; eyesight; bud; gloss
{o/a stuff"); coup iV—, prospect ; glance; à vue d'— ,
(liillade, ùh/-ad,y: ogling, glance. [tisibly.

oeillère, uli/-air, / eye-jlap, blinker ; dent —, eye-tooth.
(Millet, uh/-ay, tn.pink; eyelet.
• r.illeton, uli/-to;(, m. young sucker.
(lisopliajfe, uli-zof-alij, m. oesophagus.
(liuf, ulif, m. egg.
ilùivé, uli-vai, <«. hard-roed. [the philosopher' t stone.

< l-luvre, iili-vr,y; work ; deed ; —, in. work ; le ^'rand —,

< iilensiint, e, of-a»/-saH, — t, a. offensive, insulting.
Otfense, of-a«ss, y offence, injury, affront.
Oifenser, of-a</-sai, v. a. to offend ; hurt ; V—, v. r. to
Olfenseur, of-.i'i-sur, m. offender. [be offended at.
Ollonsif, ive, ol-a'(-sif, — iv, a. — ivement, ad. offensive.
OiFensive, of-cin-^W. f. assault, attack ; prendre I'—, te

ai t offensively, attack.
Olferte, of-airt,/! Oifcrtoire, of-air-twar, tn. offertory.
Oilice, of-iss, in. off. e, function ; service, charge; — ,

f. tantry, confectionary.
OtTicial, of-e-syal, m. official.
O.liciaiit, of-c-syaH, in. officiating priest.
Oiliciel, le, of-e-syel. a. — Icni'Mit. ad. official,
Ollicier, of-e-se-ay, v. n. to oJ)iciate.
0:ticier, of-c-syai, in. officer.

t)flicicux, se, of-c-syuli, — z, a. — semcnt, ad. officious,
( micinal, of-c-se-na!, a. officinal. [kind.

Ollicine, of-e-sin,/. laboratory
Olfr.mde, of-rawd,/. offering, oblation.
Ortrant, of-ra;;, >«. bidder; le plus —, the highest bidier.
Ollre. of-fr,/. offer, [v. r. to oj/'er or present one' 5 self.
•Otlrir, of-reer, v. a. to offer, tender ; bid ; present ; s'— ,
(Jlfusiiuer, of-us-kai, v. a. to darken ; dim ; blind; hurt.
( )i;re, o-gr, m. ogre.
oil 1 oh ! int. oh !

Oie, v>A,f. goose ; — d'automne, stubble-goose ; petite — ,
Oignon, on-yo«, m. onion. [giblets, pi,

Oignonière, on-yon-yair,/; onion-bed.
OiUe.ol, folio.

•Oindre, waiH-dr, T'. a. to anoint.
Oing, waiH, m. hog's grease.
Oiseau, wa-zoli, >n. bird; hawk ; hod; à vol d' — , in a

direct tine ; tirer aux — x, to Jowl.
Oiseler, waz-lai, v. it. to catch birds ; bring up birds.
Oiseleur, waz-lur, in. fowler, bird-catcher.
Oiselier, w,az-lyai, in. bird-seller.
Oisellerie, wa-zel-re.y; bird-trade.
Oiseux, se, wa-zuh, — z, a. idle, lazy.
Oisif, ive, wa-zif, — iv, a. —ivement, ad. idle ; useless ;
Oisillon, waz-i/-o;i, tn. ^•ouiig bird. [ — , in. idler.

Oisiveté, wa-ziv-tai,y; idleness.

< )ison, wa-zon, in. gosling.

Oléagineux, se, ol-ai-.alij-e-nuli, — z, a. oleaginous, oily.
Olfactif, ive, ol-fak-tif, — iv, a. olfactory.
Oliban, ol-e-ba«, in. frankincense.
OliKarcliiCi ol-c-|far-$he, / oligarchy.

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Oll^nrclilqiie, ol-c-Rar-sliik, a. o/i^'an/iical,
Oliiii, uh-liin, m. formerly, oliiii.
( Mivairu, ol-c-vuir, a. olivt-like.
Oliv.iisiiii, fil-e-vay-Z("/,yi otivt-^easoit,
OlivAlrc, ul-e-vau-tr, a. olivt-cotourt.i.
Olive, oliv,/ o/ive.
Olivier, (il-iv-yiii, wi. oliTt-lrtt, olive.
Olympe, iil-ai;/)), >//. o/yiii/<iis.
Olyiii|>ieii, lie, ()|.al'/-iivii", — pycn, a. olyinf>ian,
Oiiilielle, ci;/l)el, / uinl'ti,
Oiiiliellifcre, ii«-l)el-lef.ilr, ii. tiinhtlli/eroiix.
Oiiilir.ine, o»-liratii, »//. iltaiit : iiiiihinr.e ; siti/iictjti,
Oiiil>ra>;er, oi/-l>raiij-ai, t. <i. to .\/iiii/:\ shmiinu,
Oiiiliri^eux, se, ii;(-l)r,ilijiili, — /, ./. .ui.\/>iti.'iis ; si'i/fis/l.
Oililirc, o/i-br, y; iha.lr, shiiiiow ; ptcUnci ; );h.i\l ; ,
Oiiilirelle, o«l)rel,/^ fiini^ot. \»t. itmbir,

Oiiil>rer, o;/-l)rai, :'. ii. to slimlt.
Ombreux, se, (i;/.l)riili, — z, i«. shady, shadomy.
Omelette, oiii-lett.y: oinrlet.
•Omettre, o-u.ettr, î'. a. to omit, Uav< out.
' Omission, o-iiiis-yo;;,/; omi\sioii.
Oiniiibiis, omiiebCis, »i. o»iiiil>iis.
Omiii|iiiteiiec, ()m-nc-|iot-a';ss,y. otniiif'otfiice.
Omiiistieiice, uiii-ne-syawss,./.' oiiinistumt.
Omoplate, omo-plat, f, sltoiiUer-bt,iiii\
< (11, (111, pit. one, people, tiioii, ifieii , — Jit, // is said,
Oii.i>;re, uii-ali-t;r, t/t. wild ass.
Once, oiiss, / ounce.
Oiicle, oH-kl, tn. uncle.
Onction, onk-syo;/,y. unction.

Onctueux, se, unk-tii-iili, — z, a. unctuous ; pathetic.
Onctuosité, onk-tiVoh-ze-tai,y; unctiioiisncss.
Omle, o>u\,/. tvavc, hillo^v ; —s,pl, sea.
Ondc'e, o;(-ilal,y: shower.
(Jiiiler, o«-(lai, -'. a. to ivater, tabby.
On ilit, (i;/-ile, in. hearsay.
Oniloieuient, on-iliva-iiia;», tn. pri-.ate baptism.
Oiiiloyer, o«-dwa-yai, v. a. et n. to christen priz>ate/y ;

undulate.
Ondulation, on-(IA-Inh-syo«,y; undulation ; zvavin^".
Onijul.ituire, on-dil-lat-war, a. undulatory.
Oiiiluler, o;(-(liVlai, ''. n. to undulate ; wai'e.
Oiiduleux, on-dii lull, — z, a. undulating; ; Jlowin^.
Onéraire, oii-ai-rair, a. onerary : in trust.
Onc'reux, se, oii-ai-ruli, — z, a. burdensome, heaiy.
Oiijjle, on-)i\, >n. nail ; claw; hoof.
Onglée, o;/-j,'l.ii,y; numbness at the finder s ends.
Onglet, o«-i;lay, tn..i:ua>d: small graver ; mitre.
Oiijfuent, on-^,\n, tn. ointment.
Oiijfulé, e, o«-j;ù-lai, a. hoojcd.
Onomatopée, on-o-iiiat-op-ai,y; onotitatopaeia.
Ont, on. see Avoir.
t)ntoloj;ie, oH-tol-olij-e,/; ontology.
Onyx, on-iks, tn. ony.v.
Onze, onz, a. ti. elci'i'n ; elei enlh.
Onzième, o«-zyem, a. ele-entlt ; — , tn. eleventh part.
Opacité, op-as-e-tai,y; opacity.
Opale, op..-il,y; opal.
Opaque, op-ak, a. opaque.
Opéra, op-ai-rah, in. opera.
0|>érateur, op-ai-rat-ui-, tn. operator.
Opération, op-ai-rali-syoH,./; operation.
Opérer, op-ai-rai, ?'. a. et n. to opctate, 7Uork, effect ;

se faire — to u>ide>xo an operation.
Opes, op, tn.pl. scaj/oldins: /loles, pi.
t)pliite, of-it, m. ophites.
0|.>hthaliiiie, of-tal-me,./: ophthahny.
Oplithaliiii(|ue, or-tal-mik, ii. ophthalmic.
Opiat, op-yah, tn. opiate.
Opilatif, ive, op-e-lat-if, — iv, a. obstructive.
Op;lation, op-e-lali-syo»/,y. obstruction.
Opiler, o-pe-lai, v. a. to obstruct.
Opinant, op-e-iia«, tn. one 7iho gives his opinion.
t>piner, op-e-nai, v. it. to give one's opinion, vote. [born.
OpiiiiAtre, op-iii-yau-tr, a. — ément, ad. obstinate, stub-
Ojiini.ltrer, op-in-yau-trai,7'. a. et n. to render obstinate ;

be stiff; s' — , v. t: to persevere stubbornly.
Opiiii.ltreté, op-in-yau-tr-tai,./; obstinacy, stubbornness.
Opinion, op-iiiyo;i,y; <5/»/Hii;;i; vole. \,pertinacy.

Opium, op-yoiii, tn. opium.

Opportun, e, op-por-tu«, — tiln, a. opportune, seasonable.
(opportunité, op-or-ti'i-ne-tai./i opportunity.
Opposant, e, <>p-oh-za</, — t, a. opposing ; — , in. op-
Opjiosé, e, op-oh-zai, a. opposite, contrary. [ponent.
Opposer, op-oli-zai, Î. a. to oppose, resist ; s' — , v. r. to

oppose .• except aga'ust.
Opposite, op-oli-zit, a. opposite ; h 1'—, over ag'aiitst.
Opposition, op-oli-se-syoH, /". opposition ; protestation.
Oppresser, op-pres-ai, v. a. to oppress. [exception.

Oppresseur, op-prcs-siir, m. oppressor.
Oopressif, ive, op.pres-sif, — iv, a. — ivement, ad. op-
Oppression, op-pres-syo.'/,y oppression, [pressixe.

Opprimer, op-prc-niai, 7'. a. to opprt^i.

Opprobre, oji-pro-br, tn. infamy, itisgratt»

Op'.er, optai, t'. «. to choose.

Opticien, op-te-syai«, m. optician.

(Optimisme, op-te-misiii, m. optimistH,

Optimiste, op-lc-mist, tn. optimist.

Option, op-syo«,/! option, choice.

Opliijiie, op-tik, a. optical ; — ,f. optics.

Opiilemment, o-pi'i-lam-an, ad. opulently.

Opiilenie, op•^l-l.^>/^s,/l opulence, opulency, wealth.

Opulent, e, op-iVla;;, — t, </. opulent, -iva.'/hy.

lipustule, (jp-ils-kùl, in. opuscule, small licatise.

Or, or, m. gold ; —, c. but now ; — ç:^, well now.

Oracle, or-.ili-kl, in. or.xcle.

' ''■'^^,'e. or-alij, m. storm.

t ir.if,'eux, se, or-alij-uli, — z, a. stormy,

Oraison, or-ay-zox.y. prayer, speech.

(Jr.il, or-.il, a. oral, verbal,

Oran;;e, or-a«liJ,y: orange.

(Jrali^'e, e, or-.i^-lijai, a. orange-coloured.

Oranijcadc, or-a;/-1ijad,/; orange-sherbet.

Oraui,'e.it, or-a«-lijali, in. tandtd orange-peel.

( )r.iin,'er, ora;;-lij.ii, in. orani;e-tree.

Oiaii^;erie, or-.\n-WyTC,f. or,ingc>y.

Or.iiiijiste, or-a«-hjist, in. cultivator of orange-trees.

Orateur, or-.it-ur, ;/;. orator, spcah-r.

Or.iloire, or-at-w,ir, (». —ment, ad. oratorical ; — , i

Oratorio, or-at-or-e-oli, in. oratorio. [oratory.

Orbe, orb, in. orb.

Orbiiulaire, or-be-ki'i-lair, a. orbiiiitar.

Orbile. or-bit,/. orbit.

Orchestre, or-kes-lr, in. orchestre, orchestra.

Oril.ille, or-dal-e,/i ordeal.

Or. lin. lire, or-de-n.ilr, ii. — nient, ad. ordiiutry, commM\.

usual; — , daily fire ; custom; ordinary, iii.ii,:

.^ 1'— ,(rj usual ; d'— , pour 1- , usually, ino; often.
(^I'dln.il, or-de-nal, <i. ordinal.
Or.liiiaut. or-de-n.t'/, m. ordaining bishop.
Oriliiiiti.in, or-de-n.ilisyo«,/; ordination.
Or<lonn.<nce, or-doii-a;/ss, y. otdiiiiince. ordering ; i/ii.

position; ordonnance ; prescription; habit 'I'-

regimentals, pi. [ pivicn't.

Ordonnancer, or-dona«-sai, Z'. a. to g' ive an oid.i,
Onlnini.iteur, or-don-at-ur, in. orderer, director.
Ordonner, or-don-.ii, v. a. et ii. to order ; coinniand:

di\po.\e ; decree.
Ordre, or-dr, in. order; command ; disposition ; s.iiis

--, disorderly ; en sous —, subordinate.
Ordure, or-Mr,f._/ilfh ; dust; sweepings, pt.
Orilurier, ère, or-di'ir-yai, — r, a. smutty, obscene,
I Ireill.ird, e, or-ay/-ar, — d, ii. lap-eared.
Oreille, or-ay/, / ear; strap.
Oreiller, or-ayAai, tn. pilhnv.
(Jrfevre, or-fay-vr, tn. goldsmith ; silx'ersmith.
Orfèvrerie, or-fay-vr/</(-re, f. goldsinith-tr,ide. si!
Orfr.iie, or-fray,y". osprey. [smitJt-li,i,u.

Or>;aiie, or-j;an, m. organ ; voice.
Orijaneau, or-^;a!i-oli, m. ring {anchor).
Ori{aiiii)ue, or-),'an-ik, a. organic.
Or);anisation, or-t;ai!-e-zali-syo«,/! organization,
Oiti-iniser, or-;;.ui-e-zai, v. a. to organise.
Organisme, or-i,'an-isiii, in. organism.
Orf;.iniste, or-^an-ist, tn. organist.
Organsin, or-yaw-sai;/, tn. oiganzitie,
Or^je, orhj,./. barley; — yttix\à, pearl barley,
Or^;eat, or-hjah, tn. orgeat.
Or^jelet, orlijlay, in. pimple on Die eyelid.
Orj;ies, tjx hjid.f. pi. orgies, revels, pi.
( )r>;ue, orn, in. organ.
Ort;ueil, or-j;uh/, in. pride.
Orjfueilleux, se, or-i;uli/-uli, — z, a. — sèment, (i(/. /*'''»./,
Orfjues, or)i, f. pi. organ ; portcullis. [haughu

Orient^ or-c-a«, in. east.
Oriental, e, or-e-a«-tal, a. oriental.
Orientaliste, or-e-a«-tal-ist, m. orientalist.
Orienter, or-e-a;/-tai, f. a. to set towards the east : tiir

the sails ; arrange ; s"— , v. r, to consider where ,ki
Orifice, or-e-fiss, in. orifice. ['■•■

Orifjinaire, or-e-hje-nair, a. — ment, ad. origiiuir,.

indigenous, native.
Oii,i;iiial, e, or-e-hje-nal, a. — einent, ad. original; -,

m. original ; strange fellow.
Oriiiinalité, or-e-lije-iial-e-tai,y; originality.
( )ri,i;iiie, or-e-lijin,/; origin ; dans i— , originally.
Orieinel, le, or-e-hjc-nel, a. — lenient, ad. origiitxW
Orilloii, or-i/-o«, tn. orillon ; handle. [pri-m'ui.

Oriii, or-ai;(, tn. buoy-rope.
Oripeau, or-e-poh, tn, tinsel ; tinselworH.
Oriuc, orni, tn. elm.
Ormeau, or-moli, tn. young elm.
Ormille, or-nn7,y; small elm.
Ornioie, oriu-wa,/. elm-grove.

ORN [ysl

Orne, om, w«. wW/ ash-lree.

(Irncincnt, orn-iii.i«, >//. or/utrnfiit.

tJiiicr, or-nai, v. a, lo at 'jrn.

OriiitTc, or-i\yair,yC nil : roiilint.

()nulhol')>;ic, "r-iic-tDl-olij-c,/; ornilh<ilpi;;y.

UrDnrapliif, or-o-«r.if-c, / orv,i;ra/'/iy.

()rii„'rii)liiilin;, or-o-kjr.ifik, <i. ori\<;r,i/>liiiiil.

OriMillciir, iir-|>a/-iir, tn. i^olti-seanlifi;

(triilifliri, orfl.iw;, »t. — c, —lin,/, orfhan.

Oriiiiiiciit, or-pc-m.iw, in. orpiment.

Orpin, or-i>ai«, in. orfint.

Ort, or, a. xrost ^vnt^llt.

Orteil, or-tay/, in. CiV ,• grtiU tot.

Ortlmiloxe, or-tod-oks, a. oi-t>u>xiox.

Orlliixloxio, or-to-(lok-sc,/. orlluntoxy.

OrlliDijraplic, or-to>;-raf,y. ortho,.'raf>/iy, sfielliiis.

t)rtlKinr.-i|iliie, or-toi;-ril-e,/ ort)ioxnit/>/iy.

Orlli(j>;r.iplii^r, <jr-tcn,'-r.if-e-ai, v. a. lo s/>ell n\'ltl.

Ortii'ijirajiliiiiue, Dr-tojj-raf-ik.y; orthoi^rafliUal.

Ortliiipi'ilif, or-to-pni-tlf,/; oilliopoedUi.

Ortliiipoili'liif, or-tt>-pai-tlik, a. orthopa-iiw,

Orlu-, or-te.y: utttlt.

Orlnlaii, or-liila;;, in. ortolan.

Orviitan, or-vyai-t.l«, tn. orx'ietan ; iiiarcliaml d'— ,

Os, iilis, in. t'one. [iiioiiiileli.tii/:.

0»i.ill.itii>ii, os-sillah-syo;/,/. otriUalio»,

Osciller, os-sillai, t. ii. to osci//itt,;

Om\ ipIi^.H, 1». /'■'/(/, liariiix'.

Osciile. ulizay/,/. sorrtt.

Oscr, oli-zai, v. ii. to ittre, venture,

0-,tr,iii;, iiluray,/ osier-plot.

Osier, (ili-/yfii, in. osier.

OiM-let, iisvl.iy, in. small hone.

Ossements, ossina;;, in. pi. hones, pf.

Osseux, se, iissiili, — z, a. osseom, I'ony,

Ossitier, Dssifeai, t. a. lo oi.'i(/y,

Ossii.iire, os-sii-air, in. ossuary.

Osleiisil>le, os-ta(/-scl>l, a. - nient, ad. ostensiblt.

Osteiisiiir, osta«-swar, in. reinonslritnie, py.v.

Ostentation, os-t.T/-tali-syo;/,/. ostenliilion.

Ota^e, ot-alij, m. Itoslit.n^e.

Otcr, olitai, i<: a. to lake away, take ojf'; pull off;
larryiff, rein.'ve; s'— , ^. r. to j;'el away, j^'et out.

On, oo, t: or, either.

Oil, 00, ad. where ; whither ; to which ; d' — , from
U'lieiue ; how ; par —, which way.

Oui'lIic, wcsli,/". IracJt o/a ship.

Oiiaille, wa/,/, sheep, Jloik.

Ou.ns, way, int. hey-day I

Ouatc, wat,/ -.uaddiii);.

( )ii.iler, wat-ai, v. a. lo slnffwith wadding,

Oiilili, oo-l)le, tn.forget/iilness; iiiettru ei> ~, lo/orgel.

Oui 'lie, oo-ble.y; wafer.

Oulilier, oo-blc-ni, -,'. a. lo forget ; leave on.', omit ;
s'--, V. r. Io/ori:etont's self.

Oiiiilieltes, oo-ble-et,y! //. diin);coit.

Oulilicur, ooblc-iir, tn. iva/er-inaker.

Oi'Uieux, se, oo-ble-uli, — z, a. /orget/ut.

Ouest, west, m. ivest.

Ouf, oof, int. pho I

Oui, we, ad. yes, ay.

Ouiilire, we-ilccr, m. hearsay.

Ouïe, we,/, hearing;.

Ouïes, we,/, pi. .Kills, pi.

Ouir, weer, v. a. to hear.

Our.i(;an, oo-ra>;-a»(, in. hitrricatie. ■

Oumir, oor-decr, î'. a. to warp ; plot, hatch.

Ourdissage, oor-de-sahj, in. warping ; ivarp.

tJurdissoir, oor-de-swar, m. beam.

Ourler, oor-lai, v. a. to hem.

Ourlet, oor-Liy, m. hem.

Ours, oorss, >«. bear. Ourse, oorss,/ she-bear.

Oursin, oor-sai», m. sea-urchin.
Ourson, oor-so«, m. bear's cub.
Outarde, oo-t,ird,/ bustard.
Outardeaii, oo-tar-doh, in. young bustard.
Outil, oo-te, m. tool, implcmenl.
Outiller, oo-ti/-ai, v. a. to/urnish with tools,
Outrajje, oo-trahj, m. outrage.

Outrat,'eant, e, jo.irah>a«, — t, a. outrageous, abusive.
Outrager, oo-tralij-ai, v. a. to outrage, abuse.
Oulrageux, se, oo-trajij-iib, — z, — senient,a./.tf»/nr.C''""i'.
Outrance, oo-tra«ss,/ extreme ; à —, to the utinoil.
Outre, oo-lr,/ leather bottle : —, a. et ad. further ; /v-
yond, above ; d'— en —, quite through ; en —, besides,
moreover; — que, besides ; passer — , to go on.
Outré, e, oo-tr.ii, a. — niciit, ad. excessive.
Outremer, oo-tr-niair, >/». ultramarine.
Outre-passe, oo-tr-pass,/ trespass.
Outre-passer, oo-tr-pal)-s;ii, v. a. to go beyond, e.vceed.
Outrer, oo-trni, v, a, to overwork, overstrain ; overdo ;
enrage.

PAL

Ouvert, e, on-vair, —I, a. — cnient. ad. open; open

hearted, candid ; \ livre —, at sight.
Ouverture, oo-v.»ir-ti1r,/. opening ; overture ; openness;

— lie cii'ur, simerily.
Onvralilo, oo-vrali-bl, a. working ; jour — , 7if''rk,lay,
Ouvrage, oo-vr.ihj, in. work ; ivorkinanship.
Ouvragé, t, oo-vrahj-ai, <i. wrought.
Oavr.int, o, mi-vraf/, — t, ii. ,\ portes ~cr,, at the opening

of the gates.
Ouvré, e, oo-vril, a. wroni;ht ; diapered.
Ouvrer, oo-vrai, v. a. lo work ; lotn.
t)uvreur, oo-vriir, in. —se, — vrnlu,/ box-keeper.
Ouvrier, oo-vrc-ai, in. workman ; labourer ; jour — ,

workday : —ere, — .lir./ icorkwoinan.
•Ouvrir, ou-vreer, v. a. el n. loopen; birak open; b'— ,

V. r. to open ; make way ; open one's inin,i,
Ouvroir, oo-vro-.ir, tn. worfcroom,
Dv.iire, ov-air,/ ovary.
Ovale, oli-val, a. oval,
Ov.ition, ov-ali-syo«,/ or'<i/;<«i,
OvijMrc, ovep.ir, a. oviparous.
Ox)^l.itioM, ok-se-dali-syo;/,/. o.iydation.
Oxyde, uk-sid, in. o.\yd.
Oxyder, ok-sc-d.ii, 7'. a. to o.%ydate.
Oxygéner, uk-se-lij.ii-nai, v. a. lo o.rygenate.
Uxyinel, ok-se-inel, in. o.iymel.

Pacage, pak-nlij, m. pasture ; pasture-ground,

I'.iL.ig'fr, p.ik-aMjal, v. a. lo pasture, gra^e.

I'acli.i, pasli-all, in. pacha.

I'acitjcateur, pase-fek.it-ur, in. pacifitalor, pacifier.

I'aeiticatioii, p.is-e-fc-k,ili-syo»(,.A pat ifitation.

I'acilicr, pas-c-feai, v. a. to pacijy, appease.

l'.icili<juc, p,is-e-lik, a. —nient, ad. pacilic, pe.uefnt.

I'acotillo, pak-ot-i/./. rinall stock; seaman's iiigi,'ig',-

I'.icte, pakt, in. pact, covenant. [Irumpery .ouce.

I'.'ictiser, p.ik-tc-zai, •'. «. to covenant, palter.

I'adou, pad-uo, in. half-thread ribbon,

r.igaie, pag-ay,//.i.('7/<', spoon.
' I'.iganisine, p,ig-an-isni, in. paganism, heathenism.
' I'age, inh), f. page ; —, m. page.
! I'agination, palij-e-n.ih-syo»!./ paging.

I'agiie, pan-y^.y: totton drawers.

r.igodc, pag-oti,/; pagod.

raieinciit, see Payement.

I'aien, ne, pah-yai», —yen, a. pagan, heathen.

P,iill.isse, pa/-ass,/. straw iimllress ; — , in. ilown.

P.iillasson, pa/-as-o«, m. straw mat; layer of straw,

I'.iille, pa/,/ straw ; /law.

P.uller, p.i/-ai, >n. farmyard, dunghill.

I'.iillet, paAay, a. pale {wine).

I'.iillette, pa/-ett,/ spangle; —%. pi. gold sand,

I'.iilleur, paAur, in. dealer in straw.

r.iillenx, se, pa/-uh, — z, a.Jlawy.

I'.iilloii, pa/-o«, tn. link.

P.iin, paid, tn. bread; loaf; livelihood ; cake {soap);
— \ cacheter, wafer; —iVùyncu'i, gingerbread ; avo.r
du — cuit, lo htive a competency.

Pair, e, pair, ii. — eiiieiit, ad. cjual ; even ; level ; —, m.
male ; companion ; peer.

P.iire, pair,/ pair, brace, couple.

P.iiresse, pair-ess,/ peeress.

P.iirie, pair-e,/ peerage, pee rdoin.

Paisible, pay-zebl, a. — ineiit, ad. peaceable, peaceful,

P.iissiiit, pay-say, see P.iltre. [gentle, qiuet.

Paissant, p.iy-saw, see P.iitre.

I'aisson, pay-so//, m. pasture ; stretcher,

•Paitre, p.iy-tr, v. a. el n. to graze, pasture ; feed upon ;
se —, V. r. lofeed upon.

Paix, yiAy,f. peace ; quiet, slitlness.

I'aladin, pal-ad-ai», m. knight.

P.ilais, palay, in: palace ; court ; palate.

P.ilan, pal-a», m. tackle.

l'.il.iiii|ue, p.il-a;(k,/ /a/<i«Z'.

I'.il.in(|uin, pal-a«-kai«, m. palanquin, litter.
, Pal.istre, pal-as-tr, m. plate.
I Palatal, c, pal-at-al, a. palatal.
[ Pal.itin, e, pal-.at-ai», —'in, a. palatine ; —, m. /a.'afme.

I'alatinat, pal-at-e-nali, m. palatinate.
, Pal.itine, pal-at-ln, /. tippet.
' I'.ile, \i.i\,f.Jlood-gale, blade (tfiir).
; P.'ile, paul, a. pale, pallid.
Palec, pal-ai,/ r,rjv of stakes.
I'.ilefrenier, pal-fr/(/<-nyai, m. ostler, groom,

P.ilefroi, pal-fro-a, m. palfrey.

P.ileron, j)al-ro;i, tn. shouider-blacU.
Palet, pal-al, tn. quoit.

Paletot, pal-toh, m. paletot, pilot-coat ; mac.ii'ntosh.
Palette, pal-et,/. battledore; palUt.

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Pâleur, pauAur./. /a/f>tfsj : ivaiiiiest.

Palier, |iiil-c-ai, »>. Iniiding-place.

Piillticution, pal-e-fe-kah-syoM, /. paHfication,

IMIir, pau-lecr, v. n. to t^rovi fait.

I'.ilis, |><tl-e, »i. />i>/e, stakt.

I'.ilissa<le, |»al-e-s;nl, /. fiitisndt ; palt.

P.iliNsailcr, |>al-e-siiil-ai, v. a. I0 patisad*.

P,iliMs.i^re, |>,il-c-s^ilij, m. faliiii; up.

PalKscr, pal-e-sai, v. ii. to pale tip.

Pallailiuiii, p.il'lail-yi>iii, >n. palliniiiim.

P,tlliatir, Ivc, iial-lc-at-if, — Iv, <i. paliiixlivt.

Pallialioii, pal-lc-ali-syo;/,/ palliation ; mili^ation.

Pallier, pal-le-ai, v. a. to pultialt : txcust.

Palliiiiii, paMyoin, tn. palt.

P.iliiic, palm, / /(i/«« .• victory; — , /. palm, a lia>i(fs

Palmé, c, pal-iii.ii, a. pahnattd. ^breadth.

Paliiiette, pal-iiiet, / puttn-leaf.

Palmier, pal-invai, in. palni-lrre.

Palniipeiltf, paf-iiie-pcil, <«. palmipede, web/ooted,

Palmite, pal-ir.lt, tn. palinites.

Palnmbu, \>a\-oii\i,/, paliittibut,

Paloii, pal-o'/, tn. spatula.

Paloiiiiicr, pai-on-yal, in. spring-trei bar.

P,tlol, le, pau-lo'i, — t, a. palish.

Palpalile, pal-pali-bl, ii. — iiient, ad. palpable ; plain,

Pal|)e, \n\\\>,f./ftler.

Palper, pal-pai, v. a. to handle gently, feel.

]'alpitatiun, pal-pe-tali-sy(»i,y. palpitation.

Palpiter, pal-pe-tai, v. n. to palpitate, throb, pant.

Piliiier, puii-iiiai, v. 11. et se —, v. r. to s7i/oon, faint

P.lnioisoii, paiiiii-wa-zo»«,y. swoon,/aintinK-/it. \ifuiay.

Pamphlet, |>aj<-llay, in. pamphlet.

Pamplilélaire, pa/t-Hai-tair, tn. pamphleteer.

Pamplciiiousso, paw-pl-moos,/! Siant orangt.

Pampre, pax-pr, m. leafy Tine-branch.

Pail, pa». III. flap, lafprt ; front, face ; part of a wall.

Panache, paii-as-ai,y./ii;/(ir<-ii.

Panache, \>i\n;\s\\,f. plume ; cap of a lamp.

Panacher, paiwish-ai, v. n. et se —, v. r. to break into

I'anacle, pan-ad, /) panado. [streais.

Panade, p.in-ahj, m. paiiage.

Panais, pan-ay, in. parsnip.

Panard, pa-nar, ii. crooked.

Panaris, pan-ar-e, in. whUlow.

Pancarte, {>:\n-\i:\tt.f. bill posted up ; toll-table; nani^hfy

Pandectes, pa«-dckt, /; pi. pandects, pi. [boo/:.

Panétîyriiiuc, pan-ai-lijc-rik, m. panei:yric.

Panégyriste, pan-ni-lijc-rist, m. paiiet^yrist.

Paner, paii-ai, v. a. to crumb, do over -with crumbs of

Paneréc, piui-ral,/. basketful, [bread.

Paneterie, pan-tre, f. pantry.

Paneticr, pan-tyai, m. faiitlei:

Panetière, pan-tyair,/. shephercCs scrip,

Panicule, pan-e-Kiil,/'. panicle.

Panier, pan-yai, m. basket ; basketful.

Panification, p.in-e-fo-kah-syo«,/: panification.

Panique, panik, a. panic.

Panne, pan,/", shag^, plush.

Panneau, pan-oh, m. panel ; snare, trap.

Panneauter, pan-oht-ai, v. 11. to set snares.

Panneton, pan-to;i, m. key-bit.

Panorama, pan-or-ain-ah, m. panorama.

Pansage, pa;«-salij, tn. dressing (horse), rubbirj.

Panse, pa»/ss, y. paunch, belly.

Pansement, pa>/-sina;(, m. dressing.

Panser, pau-sai, v. a. to dress, rub.

Pansu, e, paw-sfl, a. paunch-bellied.

Pantalon, pa»-tal-0)/, m. pantaloons, pi. ; buffoon.

Pantalonnade, ija/i-tal-on-ad,/. buffoonery,

Panteler, pa»t-lai, v. 11. to pant.

Panthéisme, pa»-tai-ism, m. pantheism.

Panthéon, pa<i-tai-on, tn. Pantheon.

Panthère, pa»«-tair,y panther.

Pantière, pa«-t^air,/. draw-net.

Pantin, pux-tai», iii. dancing-Jack.

Pantograplie, pa«-tog-raf, m. pantograph.

Pantomime, pa»-tom-iin, y. /a;(/0;;(i>;(f, dumb show;

— , HI. pantomime.
Pantoufle, pa«-too-fl,y. slipper; en—, slipshod.
Paon, paw, m. peacock.
Paonne, pan, f. peahen.
Paonneau, pan-oh, m. young peacock.
Papa, pap-ah, tn. papa, daddy.
Papal, e, pap-al, a. papal.
Papauté, pap-oh-tai,/./a/<io'./<'/«/«"'«.
Papayer, pap-ay-yai, >/i. papavi.
Pape, pap, in. pope.
Papeijai, pap-jjai, tn. popinjay.
Papelard, pap-lur, tn. hypocrite.

Paperasse, pap-rass,/! luastepaper. [paper.

Paperasser, pap-ras-ai, v. n. to rMtntnagt papers ; wast*
Paperassier, |}ap-ras-yai, m.viho -watttspaptri scribbler.

Papeterie, pap-tre,/ paper.trade ; Pnper-iKiU ; papet,

making.
Papetier, |>ap-tyal, m. paper-maker ; stationer.
Papier, pap-y.il, tn. paper; — fort, drawing-paper ;

— A lettres, post-paper.
Papillon, pap-iA(»/, m. butterfly.
Papillonner, pap-i/-i>n<,ii, v. n.'to flutter about ; flirt.
Papill'iLigc, pap-i/-ut-ahj, in. hair in papers; tivnikling

of the eyes.
Papilli)lc, p.ip-l/-nt,/". f;<»-/-/rr/^>-,- sugar-plum.
Papilloter, pap-L'-ot-ai, i'. a. et n. to paper the hair;
Papisme, pap-ism, in. popery. [twinkle ; glare.

Papiste, p.ip-ist, in. papist.
Paquagc, pak-ahl. in. packing {flshes).
Pdi|iie, pauk, f. Passover : lia\ler ; — s fleurie*, Paltn

Sunday ; — s closes. Low Sunday.
Pa(|uel)ot, pak-lioh, tn. packet-boat ; — à vapeur, ste.iui.
P,l(|uerette, pauk-ret./. tiaster daisy. [pat Ait,

Paipiet, p,tk-ay, tn. bundle ; parcel ; packet.
Paipieter, pak-tai, v. a. to pack, bundle.
Par. par, /r. by, through ; about ; '>ut of; do — Ic roi,
Paraiiole, par-ab ol.y p.irahte. [in the Kind's name.
I*aral>(ili(|ue, par-abol-ik, a. paraholic.
Parachever, par-ash-vai, v. a. tojinish.
l'arai.'hroiiisiiic, par-ak-ron-isin, ;//. parachronism.
P.irachute, par-ash-Ot, in. parachute.
I'.irade, \yAX-;v\,f. parade, sho7v.
Parader, par-ad-ai, r>. n. to show a horse.
Paradigm, par-ad-igm, tn. paradigm.
Paradis, par-ad-e, tn. paradise ; lop gallery.
I'ar.iiloxal, e, par-ad-ok-sai, a. paradoxical.
Paradoxe, par-ad-oks, m. paradox,
I'arafe, par-.if, in. flourish.
Parafer, par-af-ai, v. a. to put one's flourish.
Parage, par-.ihj, in. part of the sea.
Paragraphe, par-ag-raf, in. paragraph.
Par.iisontiiur, par-.ii-son-yai, in. glassblower.
P.iraissiiit, par-ay-s.iy, see Paraître.
•Paraître, par-ay-tr, v. n. to appear; seem; come out;

make a shoiv ; fMte — , to show, publish.
Parallèle, par-al-lel, a. — mont, ad. parallel ; — , /,

parallel line.
Parallélisme, par-al-lai-lisin, tn. parallelism.
Paralogisme, par-al-ohj-isin, tn. paralogism.
Paralyser, par-al-c-zai, v. a. to paralyse ; weaktn.
Paralysie, \iAX-;\\-c-za, f. paralysis, palsy. [deadat,

P.iralytique, par-ul-c-tik, a. paralytica!.
Parangon, par-a«-go«, tn. paragon,
Parangonner, par-a</-gon-ai, v. n. to compart ; Justify,
P.irapet, par-ap-ay, m. parapet.
Paraphe, see Parafe.
Paraphernaux, par-af-air-noh, .•>». //. paraphernalia, pi.
Paraphrase, par-af-rahz,/î paraphrase.
Paraphraser, par-af-rah-zai, t'. a. to paraphrase : am-
P.iraphraste, par-af-rast, tn. paraplirast, [/'!/)'•

Parapluie, par-ap-lû-e, tn. umbrella.
Parasite, par-az-it, tn. parasite.
Parasol, par-as-ol, tn. parasol.
Paratonnerre, par-at-on-air, in. lightning-conductor.
Paravent, par-av-;i«, in. screen.
Parbleu, par-biuh, int. faith I forsooth I
Pare, park, tn. park ; J'old, oyster-bed.
Parcage, par-kalij, in. folding.
Parcelle, pnr-sel,y. psrticle, portion.
I'arceller, par-sell-ai, v. a. to partition.
Parce cpie, parsk;»/», c. because.
Parchemin, parsh-maix, m. parchment.
Parcliemincrie, parsh-mtn-re, f. parchinent-making ;

parchment-trade.
Parcheminier, p.irsli-min-yai, tn. parchment-maktr.
Parcimonie, par-se-mon-e,y:/ii»-j'i«(i>»/)'. [0111.

Parcimonieux, se, par-sc-mon-e-uh, — z, a. parsiinoni-
•Parcourir, par-koo-rccr, v, a. to travel all over ; rntt

over ; peruse ; sutvey.
Parcours, par-koor,y running over ; right of common.
Pardi, par-de, int. truly I
Parilon, par-do», in. pardon ; mercy.
Pardonnable, par-don-ah-bl, a. pardonable.
Pardonner, par-don-ai, v. a. to pardon, forgive, excusi.
Pareil, le, par-ay/, a, like, alike, equal ; — \e,f. the liki:

rendre la —, to give like for like ; —lenient, ad.

likewise, too.
Parement, par-nia>i, tn. ornament ; facing ; cufl'.
Parent, par-a;i, in. relation, kinsman ; — e, — t,y. kins-

7voman ; —i, pi. parents ; parentage.
Parenthèse, par-a«-tayz,/: parenthesis.
Parer, par-ai, v. a. et it. to adorn, deck ; parry, keep off;

curry {leather) ; pare; se — , v. r. to deck one's sttj; \

boast of ; ward (iff, guard against.
Parère, par-air, tn. advice.
Paresse, par-ess,y laMiiuts, sloth.
Paresser, par-es-ai, v, ti. to loittr.

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Parfswiix. se, par-es-uh, —z, a. lazy; sloth/til ; —, m.

.1/ lit; fit > J. Ill 3. V JcUou:
•I'.irl.iire, |).ir-f.iir, v. a. lo^er/ttf, cfmfltle.
l'arfiut, c, par-f.ii, — fct, <j. — ciiicnt, a. ftrfitt ; com-

fltte , —, >«. frettrili.
P.irfiler, par-fe-l.ii, :•. ■». I.y l<ufjtf.
I'.irluis, |>ar-f«a, ad. ioinrfinus, iinru a)t(i thtM.
rufuiii. |j.»r-fu«, )ii. /ifi/iii.i!\ .ufiit.
I'irfiiiiiiT, pnr-fiViii.ii, v. .«. to fer/nmt.
l',irfiiiiH;ur, |i,ir-fù-iiiur, "/. p,-riiinier.
I'.irliclic. p.ir-.iile, «1. f.ii licUoil,
I'.iri. |i.irc, "/. hff, 7/'(ti,'.'-.

I'.iri.i. le, p.ir c-ad,/ fa iriiii^-liiiu ; coupU o/fartrùigts.
r.iri'r, i>.ir-e-.ii, v. a. to hi't, lay a waxer.
I'.trkiir, par-cur, »i. I'tttt-r.
i'ansyllalmiiic p.ircsil-lal)-ik, a. /iit risyllahic.
i'.iriti.', [Mr-c-tai J. fiiri/y : ifxeinhiniin:
iurjure, par-lijùr, a. ferjiire.l, Jonworn ; —, »i, ftr-

juiyr; ffijiifv.
sf I'.irjiirLr, p.ir-lijil-rai, t. r. to /•eiy'iire./iirsivear onf's
I'aiia;,"', p.irl.ihj, <n. chaHfr, h.ihh.'r. [ifl/-

P irliiiiiiit, jMil-in.i'/, m, ptii-luiiiititt.
I'.irkiiicalairc, p.irl-m.ixt.iir, u. />iirliamtutary ; —,

I'l. rVa/r/- oJajUig o/triue.
I'arkiiKiittr. |)arl-liia«-tai, v. 11. to payUy.
I'atlcr, parl.ii, v. a. et 11. to spi-iii; talk ; sc —, v. r. to

,,1117 f I if ; he spoken : —, in. spe'.ih, uttoame,
r.irleiir, parlur, tit. talker.
i'.irlnir, p.tr-lii-alir, in. parloin:
Kirincs.in, pariu-sa;/, in. paiinesan.
I'.irJui, YM-\\\Q, pr. aiiioii^', amongst.
I'.iroilie, par-o-de,./; paivily.
r.inilior, par-ijcl-yai, 7/. <». to paioJy.
j'.ir'ii, p.ir-ua,/. parli/ioii.
r.itiiir, I .ir-w,ir, in. parer ; scraper.
r.iroiso. parwass.y. parish,
r.irniM.ilc, e, par-was-,. yal, a. par,i,/iia.', parish.
I'.iT' issi' 11, IR", p.ir-Ha3M-yai«, —yen, s. parisiiiitiier.
r.iroic. p.ir iA.J. -voni : speeth, laii);iiat;e ; iayim; ; Mir

ma —, upon my word ; couper la — "i i]., to interrupt

out ; ilotwicr sa —, to pass one's word ; preiiilrc la — ,

10 hei^Di a i pen It.
Vaioli, par-ol-c, in. parol! : f.iire — -, to doiiHe tltt stake.
r.irii\ysiiic, par-ok-sisiii, in. paro.xysm.
I .ir.iiR-, p.irk.y; destiny.

l'ariiULr, p,ir-kai, v. a. to /old ; l.di;e [artillery).
raniml, par-kay, in. bar; inlaid iloor ; oreliestra.
r,ir'|iu i.ij;f, p.'irk-talij, in. inlaid irork.
r.iniiitli.r, p.irk-l.ii, v. a. to lontaludau-, inlay.
r,iri|ui'loriu-, |)ark-tre,y! iiilaidyloo) iiti;.
r.iriui.lLiir, park-tur, in. he that >iia';es inlaid Jloors.
r.irrahi, par-ai'(, >n. );od/atlter, sponsor.
I'.irriciilc, p ir-rc-sici, in. parrttide : — , a. parricidal,
I'lrs, p.iur, i.f I'artir.
r.irM'iiicr, par-s/(/Muai, v. a. !o itieto.
l'art, p.uir,/. .\/i.nv, portion ; place ; ,'i —, aside: <lc 111,1

—,/rom Die : ilc — et il'.i'itro, on hoti: sites ; i{ucU|uu

~,si<'it,,T/ie!e: millu —, nowhere; aM'ir — à, to be

u'luenii;/ in : pvcmiro -- ?l, to participate.
r,irt,i;;e, par-talij, in. division ; share, portion.
r,irtai;<.Mlili.', par-Lilij-i'li-lil, a. partihic, divisible.
I'lria^caiit, p.ir-t.ilij-a;/, in. sharer.
P.irl.im.r, par-talij-ai, i'. a. et n. to par!, share, divide ;

por:i, ifate ; hale a share ; su — , t'. r. to share ; he
Partaiicf, par-ta//s!>,y; sailiii!^, departure. [divided.
I'artant. parta;;, ail. there/ore, loitseijnent.y.
I'arleiiairc. part-ii tir, in. partner.
J'artcrre, p.ir-lair, in. parterre ; pit.
Parti, parte, in. partly; way, means; resolution;

matt h : prendre lo — de q.. to side with one ; tirer —

(!e, lo make use or'.
Prfrli.il, e, par-sy.il, a. — CTiieiit, ad. parli.-.l.
Partialité, piir-syal-e-tai, /] p.zrfia.'ity.
Partijipanr, par-te-se-pa«, in. / ir.'.tker, d.-.-.-x-'/Vcv.
Particijiatioii, par-te-be-pali-syo«,y; participa ton.
P,iitici|>e, par-te-sip, m. participle. [share in.

Particip'.'r, par-te-se-uai, z: it. tj participate, h.-ive a
Particul.iriscr, par-te-kvVlar-c-z.ii, v. a. to particularise.
Particularité, par-le-kû-lar-e-tai,/. pariuular. [specify.
Particule, par-te-kùl,/. f articule.

Particulier, ère, par-t«'kijl-yai, — r, a. — èrement, ad.
partictdar ; privcte ; en — , especially ; privately ;

—, m, private person ; individual.
Partie, par-te,/. /ar/, partion. : eame ; match, client ;

en —, partly.
Partiel, le. par-syel, a, — lement. ad. parti.1l.
•J'artir, par-teer, v. a. et n. to part, divide ; set mit,

dep.irt , Hj.rt; J/rocacd, jlo-u ; à — d'aujourd hui,
iront to-day ; — d'un éclat de rirc, to burs! ou-t inti a
pi! of laugliUr.

Partisan, pai-te-za;i, tn. p>artisait ; adlurent.
Partitif, ive, par-ti-tif, -iv, a. paititi^.

Partition, parte syo»»,/ partition,

I'lrtout, par-tix), ad. eierywhere.

I',ir». par-rt, see I'.ir.iitre. [se! <dla>itoiid.t).

I'.inirc, par-ilr, y. dre^s. attire ; oriiainenl ; paring ;

•I',ir\enir. par-vncer, v. n. lo arri'.e ; reaiA, oàlatn,
get; make one sportune.

I',iricnu, p.ir-vml, in. upstart,

I'arvi-,. p.ir ve, m. porrh ; si/iiare.

I'.iN, pau, in. pace ; footstep, strait, defile ; — de cler,-,
hlunder ; — \ —, step hy step, slowly ; de ce —, mi.
mediately; aller Ixm -, lo tcalk pretty fast ; avoii lo
—, to have the preiedeiiy ; —, ad, no, not.

I'.isi.U, e, pas-kal, ii. pas hat.

I'.iMHUiiade, pas-ke-nad,/! pis /uiiia.le.

I'.isviMe, p.ih-s.dvlil, a. ■ nient, ad. passahle, tolerable.

I'as-, I lo, pall-s.id.y. /i/Jii'/i' //«/•i;/»,''* .' short slay.

l'as-iaKC p>ih-s.dij, in. p.twa^e ; thoroU);hp,ire.

r.i-,.i.i>;cr, ere, pa)i-!>,ilij-,ii, - r, ii. — creiiiciil, <ri/. pass-
ill); ; transient ; —, m. —ttc, f. passent;er.

I'.iss.iiit. e, p.ili-s,i», — t. II. chciiiiu —, thoroughfare ;
— , ;/;. pitssenj;rr, passer-hy.

P.issatloii. pali-> i-syii</,y: passing:

l'a-,s.u,»m. p,ili-s.iv-.i;i, m. pass, permit ; gan,t:way.

I'.isse, \>,\]\'>\f. p.iss ; thrust; ihannel ; stake ; fient
ihomiel) ; être eu —, to he in a fair way.

I'.i^s^', e, p.ih-s;ii, a. past, gone, oz'er ; out of fashion ;
—, 111. time past ; thini;s past.

P is-.e-c irreau, pahss-kali-rcli, in. sleeve-board.

l'as .«.-debout, paliss-<l((/(-l>oo, m. pass, permit.

I'ascdroit, paliss-droah, m. favour ; wrong.

I'.i .ste, Y.\\\-'M\,f. pas\age ; flight of woodiocks in Hit

l'a,,cnicnt, pass-iiia't, ;/(. lace ; trimming, [evening

I'as^eiiieiitir, pass-iiiaii-tai. v. a. lola,e, trim.

I'.r,- eniciiterie, pass-iii.i(/-tre, /; lace-inakiiig ; lace.

I' isseiiieiitier, pass-ni.i);-tyai. m. laceinaier. [traile.

l'as e-iiicteil, p.itiss-iii,ii-t.ij/, m. wheal and rye.

I';is,e-p,ariilc, p,tliss-p,'ir-ol, m. pass~ivrd.

I'as^e-partout, pahss-par-too, m. iiunterkey.

l'asse-|)asse, p.ili!>s-i>aliss,/. tuur de —, legerdemain,

I'assc poil, paliss-po-,il, in. edgni ■:

P.isse^x'rt, p;ih.ss-|)or, in. passp.irt,

I'.isser, l)a-hat, 7'. a. et it. to pass, go over; surpa",
e\ieed ; leave cut; cease ; disappear ; exNre ; pass-
I tuir cela, let it he so ; cela me passe, tli.it ts aho.--
my comprehension ; — i^\Ki,to call en ; — uii lontr.i'.
lo draw a deed ; faire —, lo put off; en — par, f
siihmit to ; — do l.i farine. A' .t;y/ mrn.' . — un risoir
sur la pierre, to set a razor ; — snus silence, /.> oiml
ineiilioiiing ; sc —, -■. r. to run away ; fade au,iy,
d,\ ,iy ; fall out ; dispense with.

I'asst.'rc.iu, p.iliss-roh. nt. sp.irrow.

r.isstrclle, paliss re!,/, narrow bridge,

I'.i ^etetiip., Jialij'. !..'•, in pastime.

I'lss ur, p.ih-sur, in. ,' 1 lyrian,

l'as .'-vi! lilt, pa!iss-v<ila;/, ;.i. sham soldier , iiilruder.

I'assiliilite, p.is-se-be-le-t.ii,./! passihility, liability.

I'.i.silile, pas-se-l>l, a. passih/e, liable.

I'.issif, ive, |).is-sif, -iv, ir. — iveuient, ad. passive.

l'as, il 111, pan-syo;/,/; passion. [eager, fou. I.

I'assiniiiu', e. pah-s)<iii-ai. a. —ment. ad. passionaie,

I'.issiuniier. p.ili-syon-ai, -c. a. to impassion ; se —, v. r.
to he unpasiioned ; lly into a passion,

P.issoir, pali-swar.y; cullender, strainer.

Past' I. pas-tcl. III. crayon.

I'.istcipie, pas-tek,yl icater-nielon,

I'astcur, pas-tur, in. shepherd, pastor.

Pastiche, p.is-tish, m. imitative pii^urt or composition.

Pastille, pas-ti/,y; pastil.

Pastoral, pas-tor-.il, a. — ement, ad. pastoral.

Pastorale, pas-tor-al,./ pastoral.

I'astoiirc.iu, pas too-roli, m. yai<ig sh'pherd.

Pastourelle, pas-too.rel,y; young shepherdess.

Pat, pat. in. .'taleinate.

l'.r.,aclie, pat-asli, /; toll-i^at ; stagecoach.

I'.itarille, pa.-ar-af,/; scraicl.

P.itate, pat-at,/ potato.

Patatras, pat- it-rah, in', crac'e, bump. [fellow.

Patau I, pat-oh. in. thick-footed y 'uitg dog; clionsy

I'atau,i;cr, pat oli-hjaL v.n. to paddU ; be emhari assed.

Pâte, \^^a:,f. paste, dough; bonne — d'homme, good-
naliircd man.

P.Ue, pau-tai, m. pie ; pasty; blot; pics.

l'dirée. \i3.\i-l,ù,f. paste.

Pattlin. pat-lai«, m. wheedler, cheat.

Pàtelin.i4,'e. pat-lc-nahj, m. wheedling.

Pateli.ncr. pat-le-iiai, v. a. to wheedle, gull, eeax.

Pdtelineur. pat-le-nur, m. wheedler, cneat.

Patène, pa-tayn.yt patine.

Patonôtre, pat-noh-tr,/ Lords Frayer: prayers, pi.

Patent, e, pat-a<i, — t, a. patent, manifest.

Patenre, pa'.iiit, f. patent ; licatce.

]'dtv:ntc, e, pava'; tai, a. licen-Hd.

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Pater, p.tli't.iir, m. Lord's J'ntyi>:

Patère, iial-air./i cii/> ; cttrtaiuheihitf.

Palernel, le, pat-alr-nci, a. — Icmcnl, ad. faltrnti.

Paternité, pat-nir-iic-tai,/; /dfr >-;(!/>'.

Pâteux, se, p.iu-luh, — z, a. donx/iy; tltttnmy.

Patli(;tiiiiie,i)at-aitik,u. — meiit,<i././(»//i<r//(,/a/A*/<fa/.

Pnlholo({ie, patol-ulij-c,/ /iJ/A.'Aii-.y.

Pathologique, pat-ol-olij-ik, a. p-ilhologùat.

Pathos, i)iit-os, tn. palki's, rant.

Palilml.iire, paVe-lifl-l.ilr, ■?. mine —, haiig'iiig look.

Patiemment, p.is-yam-aji, ««.i'. fitieiitly.

Patience, pas-ya(iss,/. /«/iV/iiC. [stifftrtr.

Patient, e, pas-ya«, — t, a. fatitnt ; —, »/«. falitiit.

Patienter, pas-y.'i»-tai, v. it. lo liiiv( putitnit.

Piitin, pat-ai>i, >«. siale ; palloi.

Patine, pat-In,/", verdi^ris.

Patiner, p.tt-e-nai, v. a. tl it. to (•mt'.fiimhlt ; shite.

Patineur, piit-e-nur, m.fiiinhler : skater.

IMtir, pau-lccr, v. it. to snfftr ; ht dislresstd.

P.ltii, pau-tc, lit. fastiiit.

P.Uibser, pau-tc-sai, v. ii. to make (mstry,

P.ltisserie, pau-tis-re,/ /.i ^/<■_y.

P.ltisslcr, pau-tis-yal, in. /•iistrv-civk.

P.Ui.ssoire, p.iu-tis-\v.ir,y. fastry-hoaid.

Patois, pat-wa, in. hrogiu; i^ihhfrish.

Patraque, pat-rak.y; lirui;, old snijf.

I'.ltrc, pau-tr, ;;:. Itt-rdsinan, shfp'urd.

Patriarcal, e, pat-rc-ar-kal, a. f<iilyiiin>!iil.

J'atriarcat, pat-ro-ar-kah, in. p.itii.trJiate, p.ttiiairh-

I'.ilriarthc, pal-rcarsh, iit. fnitrinrih. [■ilii/i.

Patrice, pat-riss, in. />atriiiitn.

Patriciat, pat-ris-yah, in. fatriiinte.

P.itricicn, nc, pat rc-syaiH, - sycn, a. palritian.

P.ttrie, pat-ro,y. itntive ioiintiy ; toitnlry, /tome.

Patrimoine, pat-re-mo-an, in. Palriinony.

iiuiiIhI, c, pat-rc-ni'iiiyaf, <i. fatrinioniat.

Peausserie, poli-ire,/". skinner's 7iai<.
I'eaussler, |K>h-syni, in. skinfirr./elliHonctt,
IVr, pek, <i. hareng — , fùklrd herring.
I'etLrtlilc, pck-kah-T>l, a. ftciahle.

< ndilîc, pek-adi/,/ pfcfadillo, petty faull.

■ k h licne, (tiiglir^

P.ilriniu

[a Pittriot.

Patriote, pat-re-ot, in. fatriol.

}'atriotique, pat-rc-ot-lk, a. — nu-nt, ad. fatriotti ; like
Patriotisme, pat-rc-ot-ism, in. putriolisiit.
I'alrocincr, p.it-ros-e-iiai, v. it. to tirt;»/.
I'.itron, ne, uat-ro;/, - ron, ;/;. f-ttttun; patron, d'fcuder:
Patronago, p.it-ron-ahj, in. patromtj^e. [niastt'r.

I'tilronaC e, p.it-ron-al, a. patronal.
J'atronnc, \i,\\.-rQn,/. fativness.
J'.itronncr, pat-ron-ai, v. a. to pattern.
P.itrouillu, \)i\\.-xool,/. patrol ; faire la —, to patrol.
P.itrouillcr, pat-roo/-ai, t. ii. tn patrol ; paddle :fituil!e.
i'alrouillis, pat-roo/-e, in. puddle.

V.iXW, \>i\t, y. paw ; yoot ; //ap {coal): J? like ; h quatre
J'alte-pclu, pat-p«/<-lû, m. hypocrite, [—s, on all-fours.
P.ittu, e, pat-i'i, a. lari^e-Joofed.
J'.'iturajje, pau-tû-rahj, in. pasture, pastiirc-ffround.
P.iture, pau-tûr,/. pasture, food. meal.
I'ilurcr, pau-tfl-rai, v. n. to pasture, feed.
V.ilureur, pau-tû-rur, m. one that leads horses to j,'rass.
I'aturon, pat-û-ro;/, m. pastern.
P.iume, pohm, f. palm ; tennis.
I'aumier, poh-my<i, m. keeper 0/ a teiinit-rottrl,
I'aupe^rismc, poo-pai-rism, in. pauperism.
Paupière, poh-pyair,y^ eyelid.

Pause, pohz,y. /a/Mf, stop. [— , lit. poor man, f'ej;;^ar.
I'auvrc, poh-vr, a. — meut, ad. p.vr, indigent; barren;
Pauvresse, poh-vress.yi/ocr woman.
Pauvret, poh-vray. m. — te, —\,f. poor little creature.
Pauvreté, poh-vr-tai, / poverty.
Pavage, pav-ahj, tn. p,^v<iti^.

ic Pavaner, pav-an-ai, 7'. r. to stmt. [— , lounger.

I'ave, pav-ai, m. pa7;iiig-stone ; pavement ; batteur de
Pavement, pav-ma«, in. paving ; pavement.
Paver, pav-ai, v. a. to pave.
Pavesade, pav-sad,/; nctling-sails, pi.
Paveur, pav-ur, m. paver, pavior.
Pavie, pav-e^y nectarine {peni It).
I'avillon, pav-i/-0H, m. pavilion ; flag : tent-bed.
Pavois, pav-o-ah, m bticlt'er ; ivaislcloth.
Pavoiser, pav-o-ah-zai, v. a, to dress ivitlt flags.
favot, pav-oh, in. poppy.
Payable, payyah-nl, a. payable.
Payant, pay-ya". m. payer.
Paye, pay-yt', f. pay : pay nias'er
'aywment, pny-yc-ma';, in. payment.
■'ayen, see Païen. [in one's detrs , /^et Rite's invt,-y.

'lytr, pay-yai, v. a. to pay ; acgiiit ; sc faire —, to call
■lycur, se, pay-yur, — yuhz, s. payer; paymaster.

lys, pai-e, m. eeuittry ; conntryinan ; — e, — iz, y.
'\\'ia'ie, ymy-c-Ziih], *n. landsevipe. [countryTioman.

ijsagiste, pay-e-zahj-ist, m. landscape painter

ijsan, pay-e-za», m. ecnntryman , —ne, — ann, /.

couiJrywoman.

' Mge, pai-ahj, m. ioU, toU-money ; toll-booth.
'eager, pai-ahj-al, m. totUgathercr.
*eau, pon,/. tkitt, hide ; peel; husk ; ptU,

vt' aiiuic, iiek
Pci;ia\i, pekav-c, /«. repe'itaiue,
P''i:lic, \in\>.\\,f. peach ;fi\hiifg ; -
Poché, jni shal, m. sin ; tresp.ns.
IVchcr, paibhai, v. n. to sin ; trespass ; he defective.
Pec her, pay-sliai, m. peailitret ; — , v. a. rl it. to fish ;

— ik la llvjiie, to an/le.
Pécheresse, pai-shre .s, /.female sinner.
Pêcherie, paysh-re,y.y/ snery.
Pécheur, pai-shur, in. sinner.
Pécheur, payshur, in. flatter ; — \ la li^jnc, angler.
Pécore, pai-k(ir,y: bca.\t ; llo.kiund.
IVctoral, c, pck-t'ir-al, ii. perioral ; —, I'l. pectoral ,
l'éculat, pai-kiVlah, in. peculation. [breast-p.'a.'e.

Péculateur, pai-kÀ-lah-tur. m. peculator.
Pécule, pal-kftl, m. pecalimn.
Pécuniaire, pai-krtn-ynir, a. pecuniary.
l'étunieux, se, pai-kùiiyuh. — /, a. moneyed,
Ped.igiigic, pai-dan-ohj-e,y!/i-ii'.r^'f>y_i'.
Pédagi>({i(|uc, pai-d.ip-olijik, a. p-d.igogt'ia/.
Pédagogue, pal-ilag-og, in. pedigogiie.
l'é.lalc'pai-dal././.-iAi'.

Pi-dant, c, paida«, - t, a. prdantic; —. in. prda'il.
Pfdanter, pai-ilaH-tai, v. 11. to la lure like a pedant.
Pédanterie, pai-da';-tii', p. pedantry.
Pédantesque, pai-il.i;/-lc-.k, a. —ment, ad. pdaur ,
l'édantisme, |>ai-da»-:ism, i>i. pedantry. [pedauli, 1.
Pi'dcstre, pni-dis-tr, a. - nu-nt, ad pedes'rtan ; on^,- '
l'édiculaire, pai-dc-kfll-.iir, a. pedicular.
Pédicule, pai-dekfll, m. pedicle.
Pédicure, pni-dc-kCir, tn. pedicure, corn-cutter.
IVdiluve, paide-lùv, in. foot-bath.
Pédon, i)ai-do»/, ;//. runner.
Pégase, pai-gatiz, m. J'e;;asus.
I'eignagc, |>ain-yahj, tn. combing of uool.
Peigne, pain-yi-, m. comb ; cards, brake, liatthel ; lai'.
Peigner, pnin-yai, v. a. to comb, halihel ; sc —, ?■. >• :■■
I'eignier, pain-yai, m. combinaker. [comb one's liia<
Peignoir, pain-ywar, tn. coinbing-clotti ; bathing-gem:
I'cignures, \mn-\{ir,f. pi. hair combed 0//:
•Peindre, pai/i-dr, v. a. to paint; describe ; flit h -

-,v. r. to pa int one's self; !■/.

very handsoi le ; t.e
represented.

Peiivo, pain, y /<i/«, punishment, penalty ; soriV7i ,
trouble, distress; labour; h — , hanlly; h graii'ii-
—, 7iith much ado ; être en — , to be anxious, be con.
ceriied ; se donner de la —, to take pains.

Peiné, c, pai-rai, a. elaborate, stifl'.

IViner, pay-nni, z». a. et n. to pain ; trouble ; weary ,
work hard, toil ; se — , v. r. to trouble one's self.

Peint, e, pai;/, — t, see Peindre.

Peintre, paix-tr, in. painter.

Pcinturage, paiw-tdr-alij, m. painting.

Peinture, y>Mn-Xiir,f. painting ; piciiire.

Peiiuurer, pai/z-tiir-ai, v. a. to paint with one echur.

Pelage. pi<A-lahj, in. colour {hair).

l'éle-mêle, payl-mayl, ad. pell-mell ; confusedly.

Pelcr, p»</<-lai, v. a. to make bald, pare ; pee.' ; sca',i ;
se —, %: r. to peel ofl'.

Pclorin, pail-rai«, m. pilgrim ; cunning fellow.

Pèlerinage, pail-re nalij, in. pilgrimage.

Pèlerine, \iM\-x'm,f. female pitgrint ; pelerine.

l'élican, pai-le-ka«, tn. pelican.

I'eliss, \i\\is, f. pelisse.

IVIle, pel, f. shmiel ; blade {oar).

Pellée, pel-ai. Pelletée, pclt.ii. f. shovelful.

Pelleterie, peltre,/! skinner's trade ; furs.

Pelletier, pcltyai, m. skinner.

Pellicule, pel-le-kiVi, f. pellicle.

IVIote, p\ot, f. pincushion ; pellet; siiowbaH.

Peloter, plot-ai, v. a. to bang ; beat.

Peloton, plot-o;(, in. bottom; clew oP thread ,

Pelotonner, plot-on-ai, v. a. to tottoni , uii:d,

V. r. to gather into clusters.
Peliuse, plooz, f. In-vn, greens7caid.
Po'u, e, p«/j-iri, a hairy, woolly.
I'irluche, plush, f. pli::h, sh.ig.
Peluché, e, pU1sh-ai, a. pluslicd, hairy. '
Pelucher, plûsh-ai, v. it. to grow shaggy.
Pelure, p«A-li1r, f. paring, peel.
Peiiaillon, p»</«-na/-o//, tit. tag ; monk.
Pénal, c, pai-nal, a. penal.
Pénalité, pai-nal-e-tai, f. penally.
Pénates, pai-nat, tn. pi. household gcds. //. '

Penaud, e, pi</«-noh, — d, a. abashed ; fccltsk.
Penchant, e, pa»;-sha;;, — t, a. sloping ; declxixingi

tn. slape ; inclination, propensity.
Penchetnent, pan-shnu;r, m. stcop.'itnd.

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Penrlier. payilMl. v. a.tt. n. to iutjin, ; Ua» ; tU^ ; WxAw.t. piir-dû. Pri. tl a. lost; ruintd k coro» —
btotcUntU: se --.«/. ». /,) t'a./. #«•;(,/. I M,aiio>nr.- » coup --. .1/ ni,;rf^./. . tcniinclle -i. -.7

Pen.l.il>le. pa»; dah bl, II. Arf»»^'!»/,-. | -.iiiceJ ,eii/tii</ <. s ». n

Penl.iixin. pa»-<lay-xo», / Haugliig. 1 pere, pair, ui.ja'her

_\tt<\M,m,raual,ta-ut. [,i,v/>. I' riMi|.tion. pal-rai«psyo.;, / >,r<«/vi-.<..

Pen.lel'iuie, p.i>i.illok,//<'>i,/.»;j/; ,/n,/. I'.rcii.pl.jirc, pal-ra»/p-lwar,

traiis/ire

Pcii'laril, pax-flar, m, rascal, ta^'ut.
jtie, pa>i-illok, / ffuii.int ;
I'cn'lillcr. pa>i-(ll/-ai, v. 11. to JiiMcte, sivtin'.
Pinilrr, p,i»i-ilr, v. a. tl n.t^ ««J'-Xi hang nfi ; so-,

f. r to II lie 011/ 1 stlf.
Pill III. p.i'/.ilu, »//. out ivho is haiij^tii.
Pinliilc, p.i;/(liV, in. ftn.iulitm ; —,/, liiiifpitit.
Prnf. p.i)n, »/«. bMI,

IViRlribilité, pai-n.ii-trali.C'lc-lnl, f. ftnetrabi.'ity.
Pciirtr.ililc, p.ii-nai-lr.ili-l>l, a. ftiielrai'^e. \,t- utt.

Pfiirtr.mt, c, p,ii'ii.ii-tra>/, — t, a. ftnftratir^f, lAi/y» .
Pciicir.ilion, pai-nai-trali-syn//, /. f>tiit:ralian ; ,uii «•'.

xr-ir.
Pf ni'trer, pai-n.ii-tr.ii, T'. a. tl ti. to pKittm'e ; mov! ;

liiry : so —, v. r. to fix in out's imnd.
Pfiiil'lc, pai-iiB-lil, (I. — meiit, ad. fainjul, lal'Mioiis.
PcniiliL-, p.ii-iiish, /; piimacf.
Pcniiiiiilc, p.ii!iai><-r>ul, /. feiiitisula,
IVniiMKu, pai-nc-taf/ss, /. ptiiiltiice. />cnaiut.
Pi intent iiT, pai.iic-ta«-'.yai, in. /viiiitiilinrv.
Itniliiit, c. p.ii-nc-ta»r, — t, a. ptuiltut, rt/i'rit'ant.
l'iMi;tcmi,ilre, p>iin.u-t.i>/-syair, m. /•■ni'tiiiiary.
IVmiLiitiel, II-, p.ii-iio-ta'/sycl, in. penittntuil.
IVnn.ij,'f. pciMi.ilij, in./fiitlttrs,fl. plHinaj^t.
I'liino. p'. ii.yi hta III- > flit lit r.
I'lniiuii, pcii-iio//, m.pfiiuon.
Feii'iii, \niH\vt\\, »>/. do;-i\in(,
I'l-pscc, p.i//-s.ii, /. tiioiiglit ; mind, sktUh, design;

tiihfy.
Pfus' r, \^.\>i-^\, V. a. tl n.lo think, belifvt, ronsidfr ;

•>■<■ /'.■ tiikt cart !•/.• — h, lothitikof, itiiitinbtr ;

— Innil.tT. to bt ntar/altiiij.;,
PciMur. p.i;;-sur, in. ikiiiktr.
Pi-iis:f, m-. p,i;;-sif, -iv, a. ftmive, l/ioin;h^fii/.
Pinsimi, p,i)/-syo«,/; botirdiii^'-lioitst, boardiin:-sc/tool ;

fdiut'ii,
PiMiMMiiiMire, p.»/«-syonair, in. b.mrdrr,- ptnuontr.
PciiM'iiii.it, p.iMsyim-iili, III. bo.irdiiig-sclioo/,
l'cii-.i..niiLr. pa<;-syim-aii t: a. tOj;i2'taptn.\uiil.
ri'iiMini. p.ii</.sniii, III. tnsi.
PciitatirWi', p.ii>i-lak-orit, »«. f>(iil.iclu>:d.
'cnti-, Y.vn./. declivily, .Uopt ; proptiisity ; t.t.'jiic^
'cnutoio, pa«t-kolit,/: ll'/iit .Stind.fy. [[I'ci/)

'tiilure. pa'( t:'r, /: iroinvoik.
'ciuiltkiiic, p.ii-nnlt-yeiii, J. pfnulliinalt.
'tuuric, p.ii-iifl-ru, ./;/#««/-_i', -,v,t)it.

'•|'i<-", paipe, I. pip.
Vpicr, p.iip-y.ii, 7'. 11. lo chirp.
'cpin. p/(/i-p,ii»(, tn. ktriitl ; ,i;raptstcnt.
'eiHiikn-, paipin yair, ^ iiiirsci-v.
'opinieri^te, pai-pin-y.ii list, in. imrsci yiiiiii.
'eniiitml.ition, nair.a/;-brt-l.iliiyu«. /. ptiaiiibiilation.
'ercile, p,»ir-k,il, f.Jiiic calico.
'erçam, c, pair sa;/, — t, n. picr.tii^- ; sharp, acuft.
'crcc, p.uris, _/: mettre en -, /,; b-r-j.i.li.
'crcc l)o,s, pairs-bwa, in. li^iiipeiJ.t.
'crcie, pair-sai, / .^'Aia'*', vista. ■'
'trceiiiciit, pairsnia;/, in. piticim^.
'ercf ne i;e. pairs-nayhj, m. sncivdiop.
Icrce-Drcille, pairs-o-re/, nt. titr-,vig.
'crccptciir, p;ur-ce[i-tiir, in. collector. Icuc-f^athtrtr.
trceptilnlité, p.lir-cep-te-bc-le-t.ii,/ p^rceplihilUy.
crccptihlc, pcr-cep-te-bl, a. ptictplMe, colltetihlt.
crciption, yMx<Q\i-syiin,/.ptrctptijn ; xatlteriiij^.
crcer. p.iir-sai, v. a. tl n. Iti pierce ; hort ; hioac
Ireak !hroni;h, forct : stiib ; dive into
— I'.mnir, tojortset tlitfulurt.

iTcdir. piirsur. m. bortr. \

'crceiuir, pairs-vwar, v. ti. I» gathtr ; ptrctivt '

"die, p.iirsli, / perch, pole.

crchir, pair-bhai. v. n. tl se —, v. r. loptrch, roost.
trellis, pair-she, in./eiice.
trdvir, pnir-shwar, m. roest.
:rclii5, e. pair-klû, —z, rr. disahl,-d, impotent.
■^fçoir, pairswar, m. pieirrr,

rçu, pair-sft. see Percevoir. ,

fcusiinn-, pnir-kfls-vo»/, f. percussion ; fusil K —, fief- !
TOable, pair-dah-bl, <T. /i>.M*/c. • [citssion-ciin '

rdant, pair-da», tn. losrr. - 1

tdition,i-alr-de-syo«, yr/^rff/rVji/. '

rdre, pair-dr, z-. «: r^ Ai-f ,■ ruiu.widiy. se — , r r v I
li:t Mt s -May, ramble; ruii: vk-'s stl/: be r*s( : dis-
nflvar. . . ,

WMu, pair-droh,' iK youir^partrùigr
wajTon, pair-dre;g(j>e, vi.JcKfri^jiî^
Mnx, pairdr», / partridge.

I'-rciiiie, iiai-rciiii, .1, pertiinml.
I'crfcctibilltc. pair-fik-lc-bc-l«-Ml, /.A'
IVrfcttiMc, pair-fcktct.j, a. f'er/'ccti'>le

— mint, ad ptrrinplory.
k lc-bc-l«-t.il, /. ptrfeetibill'y.

- , , ,>n'<i(

pairfek-syiyi, y. perfe^iion : aiaiiii,". i.x'i.

• •-••■■«,•«'«1 ^^» l'ill'114'llll, • £. t

Poriiiu-r, pai-rc-iii.ii, v. 11. to 1
l'ériiiiètrc, |>.>i-ro-iiiay-tr, in.
I'eri.idc, pai-r>cj.|, /. ptri\ii

IVrtL-ction

pa;r-fck-syoInii.i«, i<i. impriiVi-teiil.

I irletliuimer, per-Iek-syuii-al, t'. ii. el sc —, r-, r. to 1 ■>«.

Proiv.
Perfi lo, p.ilr-fi.l, a, —nient, ad. perfidi.'us. trr,te/terûM.
rcni lie, p.iir-fc-do,/. ferlidy, Ire.i, iicroii.<ness.
I'lrlor.iliiin, p.iir.fnr-ali-syiw';, /: ptr/onfion.
Pcrfiirer, p.iirl'T ,ii, t. a. to per/or.ile.
Poriclitf r, p,iirc-klo-t.ii, j'. </. 10 be in danger.
l'cri;;oe, p.ij-ro-lijal, in. ptri^ewn.
l'inl|..lio, p.ii-rc-ailo, in. perihtituin.
I'lTil, p.ii-ril. III. peril ; diini;er. \d>in^er.^us,

I'erilloax, so, p.iiii/-uli, - e. n. —cement, ad. pèiiloiii,
l'oriiiu-r, |iai-rc-iii.ii. 7: 11. to let fall.

perimeter. (,/ >//<•.

„, ,. . , ■ , , d, ep,\li; .-, ni. SHinmit,
1 Orioili.nie, pai-ry(ul-ik, a. -iii.iit, ad. peiiAli.jl.
I iripotio, pai-rc-p.u-so, f. sudd n ihaiige.
PiTipliirio, pai-ro-l.ii-rc, /. pcnpliery.
IVriphraso, pairo-fr.iliz,/ periphrasis.
I'cripliMsor, pai-ro-l'r.ili'^ai, v. ;/. loperiphratt, usecir,

cninAviitions.
Pcripnoumoiilc, pai-ropnnlinionc, r. peripnenin 'nia.
Porir, pai-rocr, 7'. n. to pernh, he lo\t ; /all in innn.
Porissalile, pai-ros.tli-lil, a. p,ri\hibie.
Pi-ristylc, pai-ris-iil, in. pemtxle.
Pcrif, piiirl, /. pearl, bead ; the be.\l.
Porl-*, o, pa:r-lai, a. pearled ,• pe.irly.
PcriiLincncc, p iiriii.iii-.i</ss,y; ptrniaittiiiv, diiral'o<i.
Porin.iiiont. e, p.iir iii.iii-a«, -\. a. permanent, standing.
Porniii.iliilitt', p.iir-iiiai ab-e-lct.ii, /. pei meahility.
Ponno.ililc, palriii.ii-.ihbl. If. /^/-wm/i.V.
•Perniettro, p.iir-iinllr, v. ,r. topcnml, allow ; iiidu're-
ie—,v.r.tot.i\'eli/>eilies. '

Permis, c, pair-iiio, - z, ///. et a. allo7i:'d ; latvPul ;

—, III. pirinit, licence.
I'erinission, pair-iiie-syo«, / /e-rmitj/V);/, Icive ,- liceiue.
Poriiiiilail, i).iir-!iirtt,ui, in. permuter, e.Vih.in^-ei:
Permutation, pair-iii':i-tali-syo«, /. periitiitatwit, e.\-

change.
Permuter, pairinfltai, v. a. tl n. to ptriniile, e\chai'.-t.
Icrnicicux, se, paii-no-syuli, — z, .r. — sem-nt, .1./. ^r.

;/(<-ic|;(r, mirihuTous.
P.-rniir. p.iirin-ai, m. ihin-.'one.
I'.'roriisdii, p,ii-r iray-^ii;;, f. peroral im.
I'iroror, pai-r-irai, v. it. to h:ira>igiie.
Peiiiro'ir, p li-ror-iir, tn. h.ir.tii.;ner. {/erpi!rff,r:..'.tr
jVrioii'Piul.iire, p iir-pa'/.tl..--k.1-l lir, a. — mo;>t. «^!
Pi r ".luliciiiaritc, p.iir-pa<i-(lc ki1lare-tai, /. ,v>y';i.'

ifu iifai-ity.
Per lu't ration, p.iirp.ii-fr.ili-syo;.-,/ /,T/»,-/r,»^/(>;.-.
Porintrcr, pairp.iiir.il, -,i. a. to petpetr.i'e. co-niinf.
Porpoliiation, p.iii-pai-tn-alisyn;/ /. /r'»-/»^/»,»/,,»;,. '
I'erpotiiel, lo, p.ur-pai-til-cl, u. — iemont, ad. pertietiial

everlasting. ' ' .

Perpétuer, pairpai-tiVal, v. a. to t
Porpétiiité. palr-paitûclai, y. ferpetnitv ; h —, Por

(•erpelualt.

,. . , . . . , perpeti

Perplcce, pairpliks, a. perplexed.
Porplexite, pairplok-se-t.ii,/ perplexed

,, -, ,- .. , . - \ever,Por lijt.

IVrplexite, pairplok-setai,/ perple.xedness.
Perquisition, pair ke-zosyo;/, /; perquisition, search.
Perron, p,iir-n<,, „/. flight 0/ steps ; perron.
Perro(jiiet, pair-ok-ay, in. parrot ; inSt do —, topm.ist
voile de — . topsail.

\_importunt, tro'iJ-'',
tc persecute ; haiii:! ;

Perruche, pair-i'ish./ /.m v"'/ ; she pa,-iot
l'cnuque, pair I'lk. / peri7Lig.
Perruij.iicr. pair-nk-yai. m. pernke-'n.iker.
Pcrs, e, pair, —■,-., i» bluish green.
Perse, viairs>,/. chintz. [importu

Persécuter, pair-sai-ki":-fai, v. a. Ic penecu, ,

Porsrcuteur, pair-sai-kû-tur, >n. /.Tjcc^Or. ' 'r.'
Persecution, pair-sai-kft-syo/r,/. pcrstcu.'i.'n
Perscvér.iiiinient. pair-sai-vii-ram-a«, ad. pei-sevrin'*fv.
Perseverance, pair-sai-vai-rawss,/ /rr^ftrrai/rc, stead -

I uess.
Pers.-verant, e, pair-saivai-ra«, — t, n, pcrsevcrir.g '

I Pcrieverer, pair-sai-vai-rai, v. n. .'0 persucie.' [s'ttdy '

, Persicaire, cair-se-kair,/. arj.wjn'. •

Persienne, piir-syen;/ Venetian blind, ' '

• Pèrslflapre, palr-se-flafij, >«. rjiilliry, banter.
Persifler, pair-sc-.1ii, v. a. la banter, cuts.

\ Persifleur, pair-se-flur, m. banlerer, quir.

IViipte

FEB r loo 1

Tt»'!, |>air-«e, »«. Canity.

I'crsil!-', e, |>air-si/-Ai, a. ^rttii (i/nfir).

rcr^ist.incc, pair-iis-tansH,/. /Vra/i/c«<.)' . uhahiuiy.

t'erMsUT, |).iir-Ms-t«l. T'. »i fiy fnrM\r, /■ei-sufit.

I'l.'r.'Miiiatfc, p.iir-vin-alil, fit.i/rii»iiii'/; iharm/ti;

rers'iiiivafité, |Mii-vmtil-e taf, /: ftfiJHiih'y, ftru'iini

r.hu'f. xaiiyoHt.

r.T-..iimf, |)air-son,//^»'«i»/ , cii —, ^er.unuxlly ; —, /«.
IVms aiiiei, If, pair-iuii dl, ii. —Icliieiit, aJ. fti'toii%il ;

, hi, ftr\0Hal.
l'tr^•llmitic.atioll, |i,ilr-Miti c-fokali-sy,!;;, /. ptrs.'iiill-
J'LTMdiiiitu r, |iajr-siiiii(y.ii, i'. ii. to pfr^oiiijy. {•iifiini
rcrii>i'<jlif. Ive, |iair-»|icktif, - iv, a. ftn/ectiv/ ; —,

J. y-itft^tivt : p)Viff< I.
I'crspi .ice, ihtir-spe-kash, a. JifnpUaiUom.
I'i-r-,|''i:.icilé, p.iirsprka .c-t.ll, /. /itrtfiiiiii i/y
IVrsi.:,,iiJte, pair- .(icliù r lai. /. fri^fh iiUy, iUm) iit\ ,.
IVts; (ration, pairspi-rali-syii»;,./. pfr^tumlion.
IVr-iiiiiler, pair-siVail-ai, ,'. i». I" peninnie : iiJii'f,

fff.itil Hfiin ; *i! —, V. r. fo think , /' i iiniii, rii.
I*, r-ii.isif, JVC, |iair-sfi-alizif, — iv, a. />, XiDiiuir.
IVrMiision, |Mir-SLi-ali-zyi)//,/'. fif^uciMoii.
/'i.rtf, pairt,/, /w i ,• ruin : — lU- tfiii|is. u,ii/t <i/ tiiia ,

.\ --, wilHIoss : cii piiru --, to iin furpost ; ,'k — ilc

\ wv./urthtr tlliin out din stf.
I'tTi iiciiiiiiciil, pair-te-iiaiii-a«, mi. ptrliiitntty, ^> tht
I'll tiiif nrf, pair-tt'-na;i-.>,,yi ftrtinrii' y. \furfuit.

rtrliTieiit, r, p,iir-tc-lia», — t, a. fetlintnt.
IVrluis, pair-two, >«. narrow piiss : i/taniill,
I'crtiiiviiic, pair-twe-zaii,y. finrlisitii.
)'t rturl)ateur, pair-ldr-bat-iir, ui.ftrtiirhiitor.iiistiirber.
1', rturl.alinn, iiair-tilr-bali-syci»;, / pirtnrb<it\i»i, dis-
IVrvunche, pair-va»/sli,y: p/risviiikt(. {titihuiicf.

I'crM Ts, c, pair-vair, — ss, (»./»c»-:r»jy, Tci'.Xy./. //oti'.ijv/.
I', r.crsinn, pair-vair-syi», /. /c»-:r''w.'«. ii utciOirss.
jVrvi rsitt' pair-vnir-sc-tai, /. p<r;er.\ity. perrersfiifis,

/; , ■ «■<» iiincs U' roiv ptt vtrs t.

JVrvtTtir, p.ilr-vairtuer, ;•. a. to ptrvert : »u —, v. r. to
I'l'vulc, p/</i-za(l,y. pfs.iiif.

IV's mimciit, xiuh-zMwuii, aU. //,m:i/v. [%tiiAi,l; s/on:
j'c .lilt, c, piili-iAit, - t, a itfitiy ; 7tri,,'/tty ; <liitl,
l'ciaiiteiir, pKA-za«-liir../: n'ei);ht i lieavintss, itii/iitss.
JV, <.»-•, p/</(zai,/i ^ii:\:/ii)if;.

ri:si-li(|uuur, payz-lik-iir, >/i. hytiroiiiffi-r. ,ir,otiie/fr,
1'r'i.r, p/(/(-.!ai, V. il. ft II. to tc,'/;/! .• poiid'r : lie
JV-'MI, p»/t-zo», III. \ltrl yard. \U:urj ; dwell upon.
IV",hiiniste, pcà-se-iiii»t, ni. peisimi.\'.
j'c .lu-, pijst,yl plu^^ne. pfstileiitt : , //'.'. h'lss me I
IV.'.ur, pcs-tai,7'. ii. l,>/i\t. .tfi'rin ; /•.' iihid.
l'cNlifùre, pcito-f.iyr. a pati/tioiis,
\\^ù(été, c, pi''-t'.'iair.il, a. in/e,Ud ,ci:li IJie plaigne,
IVsiileuce, pLs-l'.-I.Kos,/; peii:i!ti,.c.

I'l'slilLiit. c, pcvtu-l.i//. -I, a. tisti.ii.l. [:,-ioii.t,

IV'tilLiiiiL'l, Itf, p(.s-t<.-l.i';-hycll, u. /!< j.»/c//,'ii/, conta-
I'li.iril, pai-tar, t/i. pflaid.

i'l l.irilier, pai-tar. 1-yai, in. pelardcey. \a\scinlii'y,

IVlaudiCre, pai-t'li-dyair, /. l'nei\.<:irt, diiorjer.y
IV-lt-cliies, pai-tai-slii;,yi pi. pefei/iiai ipols, pi.
IV-toii-'lair, pet-a«-l.iir, in. jaiii-t.
IVttr, pft-ai, V. ». torraik; hnrsl.
i'i'iillcim.iit, pai-ti/-iiia>», m. cniLiliiii; ; spar/,;'iiijr,
I'ltiller, pai-li/-.ii, ;■. h. tacraiile: spurkU.
l'( liole, pai-syol, in. \taltt.
1'i.Ut, e, p»/i-te, —tit, a. — ement, ad. little, small; ptily ;

Irijliiij; : mean ; poor ; — à —, Ay detrvees ; — (k-i'iil,

in. half moiirniiti; ; — fils, in. i^iaiidson ; —e lilU ,

/. t;raitd-daii.s;liter ; — i;ris, in. minn'er ; — lait. in.

ivliey ; —maître, in. dandy; — ncveu, ««. i;r,iiid-

^I'pkew; — peuple, in. popidaie ; — e verole,y. stnall-

pox; — , m.yoHii.i; one, littie/elloTv ; whelp.
Petitesse, p«A-te-téss,/. littleness, smailness ; nieait-
IVlition, p3i-1.e-syofi,y. pclitian. [>iess, h-Mii:ss.

I'otitionnaire, paitf -syo/j-air. in. petitioner.
IVtitoire, pai-te-twir, a. petitory' pctitiona'-y.
IVton, p«A-to«, ; i. little foot.
I'ctrel, pai-trel, • i. petrel.

I'cirification, p.T -tre-fe-Uah-syov, /. /c^riyfi.a'w/t.
I'ctrifier, pai-tr t-e-.ai, v. a. to petrify ; se —, i>. r. to

petrify, becoi te stone.
P. trin, pai-tra! i, m. kneadinj;-trough.
P.:trir, pai-treer, v. a. to knead.
t':trissage, pai-tre-sahj, m. kueadmc.
Pttrisseur, pai-trc-sur, m. kntadir.
I'otrole, pai-trol, m. petrol.
Piitulamment, pai-tû-l.iin-a«. ad. petulantly.
Potulatjce, pai-tû-lanss,/: petulance, pcrttuss.
Pitulent, e, pai-tû-U«, — t, a. petulant, pert.
Pen, puh. ad. little, fe-M : —, à — . by little and little : \

— près, almost ; dans — , iit a short tun: ; poux —

que, ifrjir so little.
Peuplade, pt<A-plad, f. colony, fianiation ; hfrefe;
Peuple, p«,<-pl, m. ptiple i fry. [sfet^ûA,

FIB

pM/i-pl.tl, V. a. ft n. lit Pf,>pU : HHnhiflfi
\t —, ;•. r. to bfcoi'if p,'PnL<ns.
Peu liter, puA-nle-al, m. poplar.
Pcu', ^yiM,f.}ear, fright ; dc • i\f,lorfitirof; ^%.

<\ue, UtI ; avoir — dc, to be afraid oj.
Pcii-cux, »c, puh-ruli, — z, a.far/nl, liiHortut,
IVnt, puh, set PcniTnir.
IV-Lit-i lr«, puh-t.iy-tr, ad. perli.ipt.

I'cUM'i.t, puv, IVlIX, pull, ■^'t l',,IUIiif.

I'll.ii-tiiu, fahal-ti»/, in. plia/t.'a,

l'hal*iie, f«l-ayii, /. iii^'fit huttrr/ly.

I'li.iraiiM, far-ali-iii/, in. pltaio i ^uime).

I'liare, lar, »«. liglithouM.

I'li.irisiii<|ue, I'.ir-u-z.tli-ik, a. pliarinaiial.

I'll irisii.ii, far-iz-yai«, »/». I'haritet.

I'lurriiiLJo, f.iriiias-c. / /»/r<i/«/<i,.v .■ tip it.'itiai;\'< oh/

l'!iariii.n.icn, f.ir-ni.isyai/(, "/. .1/.V//.1.1» r

l'li,iriiia,c,pèe, rar-iii.ik-up-jl,/ pharinai.op.rii%.

I'li.isi'. tall/, tn. piia^e.

I'tiflii-,, lai-bûs, in. bombast.

I'll •iiiiiiitiie, fai-iiniii-.iyn, in. phenomtiion.

l'liil.iiithri)po, fe-la<;-trup, in. philaiithropi.t.

riiil.iiitliriipie, (ela</-tripp-c,/i piiilanthropy.

t'liil.intliri)pl(jiie, tL-lafz-trop-ik, a. pltilaiitHropt. al,

I'liillirlloiie, fil-ellayn, in. plUlh.lleiiut.

I'liilolo^lc, lil-oUoliJ-o,/ philology.

I'liiliilii^jue, lil-c.f.O)?, in. philolcgiit,

I'liilosoplic-, Tl' li)Z-<>r, >n. philosopher.

PliiUiMiplii;r, leloz-iif-ai, v. 11. to philo.^ophire.

Pliilo'.opliiu, fc-lox-of-c,/ philosophy.

l'hilos(i|itiiiiii(;, fe-liiz-ol-ik, a. —meut, ad. phi.,u\*'v

Pliiltrc, lil-tr, m. philter. lphilo>o/'>i„u

I'liWliotDiii»-, flai-bot-oiii, in. fleam.

Phk-li.itomie, (l.ii-bc)t-oiii-f,y.//»/«-/v/.'<«j',

I'lili)j;istiuiic, llo-lijis-tik, //;. phlogiston.

I'luxpie, Ink, m, phoia.

I'li'isjiliore, fns-for, in. plioiphorii'.

I'liiisplioriqiK-, fiis-for-ik, a. pliosphorii-,

I'lwitonraplie. fo-ti)->,'r.i(, in, photogiapùer.

I'liutiijjrapliie, fo-to-à,'rafe, /! photogiapnv,
\ I'lunin;raplii(|ue, fo-l' ■ ,;ral-ik, il. pho!ogiaphi,al.
j l'lira-,e, fraliz,./! /A/-(»J^.
i l'lira'.'.-ijlo){ie, frah-zai-ol-nlij-o,^ phrasfi>logy.
; I'lirascur, frali-zur, PlirasJcr, fr.ilizyai, ni. T'rh'i

I'hthisie, fte-i:i-,y; phthi\i!, ,oitrninptioii. [vinvr

l'lilliisii|ue, fte-/ilc, a. phthiiital, lOHMiinptire.
I I'liysi, it'll, fe-zls-yai>(, iii. natural philowpher.
' Pliyinliiyio, fezo-ol-iiliJ!',y; phy.\i. .'i\y.
\ l'lly^i. .lo>,'i.|iu'. ff-ze-"i".lii-ik, a, phytiol li; '■■.il.
j I'lij si ilii^;i-,tf, ri--/e-c,l-olij-ist, in. p/iyiioliii;i.t.
j I'liy .imiiimic, lcze-oii-,,:ii-e, y; phy.\io<;noMy, !■'•

I l'li\ siciimmisto, fe-ze-on-omlst. *u. phy.iio,;i!oni:.!.

I'li^ -.iiliM-, fizik. a. physical: — , f. /'.'., i.ia.
iiiitiiial lonst.tiiti'on.
I l'liyti.lri>;io, fe-t,,l(ilij.e,/ /'V>'/i>.',v.>''
i I'iatli-r, pyaf-ai, z\ 11. top^i.c ; piaihe,

I'l.iiller, jiy.x'-ai, :.'. n. to lunul ; y,oi\.

I'iaillcrie, pyaAre,./; /'aivlni.; ; j.o'dtiig.

I'i.iilleur, py,»/ur, m. hauler.

Pianiste, pyau-i->t, in. piaiii.it.
I Piano, pyaii-oh, in. piano-forte.

Piastre, pyastr, in. piastre.

Piaul irii, pyoli-lar, in. ■whine.-.
I Pi.iiiler, pyoh-lai, v. it. to whine.

I Pi>;. pik. III. pick-a.xe; peak; gajff';'!i—,pei-peiidic:i:.i''!}
' I'ira, |)ik-.\h, m. longing, p:. a.

Piciiree, pck.ir ai,,/!/i<>C'«r;)/^.
I Picorer, pe-kcirai, i: it. tog' it-piiiee'iujf,

Pi:oreur. pc-kor-ur. in. inaiiiitd'r.
I Picot. p"-kiili. in. purl, lUtU L-n'b.
\ Picotcii ent pe-kot-m-iH, in, pricking.
; Picoter, pu-kol-a'., i/. a. to pr^ih ; pi.t; t'.ts:,

Picoteric, p.:-kot-re, f. bukeriuj;, teinns.
I Picotin, pe-kotain, i:t. peck.

Pie, pe,./. magpie : —, a. pie-btUd ; charitable, p:oi:!.

Piece, pyess, / piece; bit; parcel ; room; p.i .'■
turiting ; trick ; — à — , by degrees ; fine — , ciiiin:::;
blade; — de canon, ;fi(«; — de vin, butt cfuinr.

Pied, pyai, nt. foot : à —, oitfcot; au — de l.i lettre
liieraily; sur le — de, a: the rale -y,- de — en cap,/'""i
/o;>/ffW«/ de — ferme, resolutely; coup de —, tvï
gens de — , foot-soldiers ; — à terre, resttngf 1 '

Picdeital, pyai-des-tal, m. pedestal. [—bot, e '><'>:''■'

Piedouche, pyai-doosh, m. bracket pedestal.

Piège, pyaihj, m. gin, snarc.

Pierraille, pyaix-a^/. pebbles, pi.

Pierre, pyair, f, stone ; — d'attaiitc, toethiv.f • 'T'''
iiing: — de iixMe, freestone , — de touche, tou:'t ft
I PierrïC, pyair-ai.y. stene-dm^n
• Pierreries, x>^à\T-ruh-xt,f. pl.je-vtit,p>l,
^ Pierreux, se, pyair-uh, — », a. stcm^.

stt ; se —, V. r.

III. /'..!» ; /

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Piefrot, py.ilr-oh, m. sparrvw; ctewn
Kkk, (ivai-iai,/ ^itly.
Pieter, py.il-tai, v. n. to foot tht tnark
10 slitnd ant agaiml.

'iiétineincnt. pfai-tinma»/, m. ilampiiig.
'ifliner, }/y.iiten,ll, v. «. /n Uitnip ; kuk.
'ittiiine, pyai'tism, tn. pietxjin,
'letijte, pyai-tist, s. pietist.
'leton, py.ii-to/i, m./oot-walktr.
'letre, pyny-fr, a. — iiieiit, ad. thahhy, taltry.
'icu. pyuh, m. stake, file.

'irux, »e. pyuli, —t, a. _,ement, ad. pious ; devout.
'uteon, pt-nJo;i, m. pigeon.
-'■ijcunnc.iu, pe-lijnn-«li, m. younsr pixeon,
FiKeunnier, pe-lijon-yai, m. pi^-eon-homt.
Pitfnocher, pin-yo^li-ai, v. u. to mionblt.
Pilf.ion, pin-yo;i, tn. /,'al>le : pinion.
Piitnoratif, ive, pig-nor-nt-if, — Iv, a. pien^rative.
f lUnoratlon, piK-iior-ah-syi)/!,/; pit.'no)alion, pttdgl.
'ijinorer, piL'-iio-rai, v. a. to iinpUdgt.
'ilaitre, pelastr, m. pilaster.
'il.iu, pe-loh, ni. slewed rur.
'lie, pil,/ file : he,tp : tn.-rt.tr,
'lier, pe-lai, v. a. to pound ,• hrui^e.
'ilcur, pe-lur, >n. he ivho poind..
Mier, pil-^ai, m. pilhiy, pon.
'illiye, pi/-.ilil, tn. piUa^-e, plnndrr
'ill.inl, r. i>i/-ar, — cl, -i, pifl.i^im:
I'illcT, pi. -ai, V. II. t,' pil,',ti;e. p.nnd
'illcrjf, pi.'-//A.rc,y: i\-hhfi-\- e\ioi .',,'ti.
'illeiir. pi.'ur, ;;;. plun.ierrf.
'.I'M, |K-liu/, ///. peille ; drum iti, <•.
I'll iri, pf-lnr-e. in. pillory.
I'll'iricr, polor-yii, v. a. 'to pillo, v.
■'I')', pchi, >n. heap ct salt.
•a'i[,n;e, iiclnt-ahj, tit. piltwork.
'.;ic, pi.lot. m. pilot.

'.I'lir, pt-liit-ai, V. a. to pilot ; drue pile., in.
il''l.'i, pe-li>r-ai//, m. pilot-hoy.
'I 11% pul;.t-e, tii.piles.fi.'
ill.

\^>i\A\,/. pert inin.w
'iiiiciit, peint;/, in. pimento.

'impim, e, |«ii»i.pa«, _t, a. spni.e. i; i:idy, sni.irt.
'iMiprtfiielle, paui-pr-nel.y. pimpernel.
'ill, |i.ii)/, m. fine, pine-tree.
'iiutle, piiiakl, tn. pinnule.
finassr, pe-nass, / pinnace.
'inastrc, pcnas-tr, >n. uild pine-tree.
'nice, paiHss, / pincers, nipper,
yi/'f; tie of a horsy s foot.-
'ince, e, pai«-sai, a. af/irted.
iiiceaii, p,ii;(.suli, inlpetuil; trush.
'iiicee. pai«vii,//i/ir//.
incelier. p,ii;(s.ly,ii, tn. sinush-pot.
'incemaille, pai«ss-iii.i/, tn. pimkpenny
■inccr paiw-vii, v. a. et n. to pin,h ; nip ■
'ahh. pl,iy{h,irp). '

incelles, paix-set,///. tongs ; flippers, pt.
inçon, p.ii»(.so«, >«. /i«r/i.
fnil.iriser, pain-<lare-2ai, v. «. to ntite affectedly
inuouin, pai;/-(;oo-ai;«, tn. pensruin.
inque, p,ii;;k, f. pint.
Insiin, pai</-sow, tn. greenjinch.
intade. \>Mn-\,\<.\,f. pint.tdo.
ime, vma,/. pitit.
noche, pyosh./ inattork,
ocher, pyusli-ai. v. a. to dig- with a matt.x k.
ochon, pinsh-o«, tn. tvihill.
on, pyox, m.pawt {chess) ; tnan [dr.tug't.'s).
lonner, pyon-ai, v. n. to take paivn ,:
I'mnier, pyon-yai, tn. pioneer.
!>*■. \»V./.pipe; 7i'ine-caU:

peau, pe-poh, tn. pip- .- h^nirall. \../.; , ,

per. pcpai. v. a. to catcli, with a bird-call; ,//>•,/ ', ,. .
P<'rie, pe.prcy: ,heat, trick. ' "

peur, pcpur, tn. cheat, sharf'tr.

Ke.nique. i„k.M:k, «,. /'omV, cluhbi'iP-^ ' '"

l/rZiJ L ■ •'""'*■'■ ^= -• ''■ »■• '" '■<■ aiii-ry, fie
luct, pekay, wr. /;,*«•/•,• stake.
luette, pe-ket,/. /,i//rv "'i'"*-.

luier, pik-yai, tn. pikeman.

«le, pe-rat, tn. pirate.

atcr. pe-rat-ai, v. n. to pirate.

atcre, pe-rat-ie,./:/;>ar)..

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. /.' .• handspike ,■
s, pi. /ore.'eeth; cla us, pi.

hold fast.

Jire, peer, «. »w»-M,- le — , /A#*/or//.

Pir.)i{ue, pe-rotf,/: ptrogiu, cant*.

rirole, p«-rol, »«. winter gretn.

Pirouette, p«er-wet,/. whirligig.

Pirouetter, peer-wetal, v. n. to turn iiAin om 1er.

Pi's pe, tn. dug, teat. '

PI*. pe, ad. worst . Ic —, tht wont . de — en — -. >»•'#

a»/.ï ?«,<)»•«• — all^r, m. List shi/l ; au — aller' u.i t
P Kine, x>\%-s\n,/.pool,pnidi later, [all tonus :o aU
ri*», pe-<al, >«. clay.
Plilat, pe-sah, tn. pist.
PJMcnlit, pesaH-le, m. dandelion.
I ssoMèrc, pe-sot-yalr, r dnhblmg spout.
{ «'•'^'•e. plvtasli.y:/,j/„,/„y.
I ïtachier. pis-tashe-.il, in. pistachii-lrtt,

Iste, pist,/ traik tract,
I'lslll, pis-til, tn. pistil.

'.'«l'''' »''*■"'•'''>•• •"• /'■"'''/ . eniip 'le -, /.i/j.'./.V -t.
■ fîn^-P"'"'?"' '"■/•'""'■■ tu, ter.- fusil â -, pr>^u,

• itance, put.iwss./ pittance, al,\rcance. f ,,,; . . ,,„
iteux, se, pc-tuli, -z, „. -sèment, ad. pit, /ni. r<. .:„/.'
;iie, i<fiy.<.\./.pity,,onfe,npi. I.iirc -, /o rr, ;//■/.</!■
lion. iiL'. toi/, tu. screu-ring. 1/,,/, ;,,,.': ,v',7

aoyabU-, pit.w.i.yali.l)l, ,r. -ment. ad. Piti/ul, '•'„ ,, ".

I iltorevjiie. pit-tor-esk, .r. -iiiom, ad. fictui ■.,. . .-.■
a fictures.fue inannrr.

nullité, pit-wit, /. pituite, ph.'cgm.
.miteux, hc. pitwetiili. - /, a. pi.uUout.

I ivtrt, pc-valr, ///. tcn ipf, her

i;ivoine. J.f-vwan,/. A„;/, .• -.', tn. ,;nat-xi:.ipp-r.
ivol, pe.v,,f,, ,„.^,,,„^. ,„„,„. ,f„.,,,. "

1 ivolLT, pc-\ot..ii, f. ;/. lo pilot, taf."

• ' ''-•>s'e, plak-.ilij, m. jeue-i .•//^■. *
ri.ic.inj, plak-.ir, ;»/. plac.ird. liK-t, p.,, .net

.uanler, pl.ik-.ir.d.ii, f. a. Kpou up, li>'c!
1 1 1> e, pUss, />,.i,r.- i-.„,/,- .,/andjor h.ict.i'v ■■■., .•,.,•

.'/A.r, condition . e.vcli,ii ,y .- — (rarnios, /.,,., ,,•
I I.U.I. nient, pl.isvip i»i, m. pulling out tnonr !.„• .• i

•te -. rtgUttr-opiie.

• lacer, pla»-«i, v. a. to place, put; raui p;- ^i,-

1 afoii I, plaf.o»/, >//. ,riV,//;. . y/,,..,- (,/,,/).

.ilonnaKc plaf-oii-ahj. m. c-:l>>ig
[' .ifi.iiticr, pfaf-oii-ai, -,: a. to ci!.
j' .ifoniieur, plaf-on-ur, m. ceilini-inaker
j'aK'i". plahj./. thore; regi«i.
'.i,i;i.>ire, pl,ihj.e-air, m. pl.n;,arv.

.ijiiat, plahj-o-ah. tn. plai^iariûn.
l'Iaid, play, tn. pUa.
j'I.ii.lant, e, nlcd-aw. -t, a. litigant.

ai. cr. ple<I.ai. v. a. et n. lo plead, la, aie.
,'!''':"■• Pltcl-ur, m. lilii;ant.

ai. i.irie, ple(|.Hr,i.re,/: pU.xdinir,

ai.h.yer, pled-wayai. tn laicyers address i.i , ..,../

.11..-, play,./, wound; piagu,:
I ais'.iant, plaiii-ya//, m. plaintiff:

i l.iiii.lr. , .lai-/.<lr, t. a. to/ity , grudge : se -, :■. r U
...ne |.|.ain,,/;/,'.„/,,y7.// [co.,.^a\n

j'I.iinte.'ljlai/Vt.'x'."'»»//;!/")!/,- groan. " (,,..■,•-,/

l'Kjimif, .ve, plai//.tif, - iv, a. -.vement, ad. /„„.'/",;
•Plaire, plair, t. ti, topfea.e; be pleasant ; pliV .\ D'eu!

wou/dtoi.od; ,M),eu ne plaiie, Uod /orbid ; se

,„•'.• '■• '-' be pleased, delight in. ^ ùi . ,/v

; aisiiinuient, play-zam-a/r, ad. humorously ; l,H'.

llaisaucc, play.za//i.s,/://.-,,o,„.,.- lie, de -fcoirlt,-,.

i i.i'"' ■ < . [merry; —, tn. irt'J.-

■;','^',o* f' , f'^y^-^"; -t. -r. pleasant, ludu rr:;.

ais.iiiter, pl.iv£,i./-t,ii, v. r.: el n. to /est, banter

I nivinterie, piay-^a/ilre,/. /.'-,„(i//o-, iest.H't-:
Ilaisir plai-zeer, tn. pleasure : .^p,^rf courtesv : \ ..

carefully ; p.ir -,/or .^p.r!,J,>: fastime : iiie.ur, ,
j ait, play, s.-e I'laire. Ipin-m-, ■■

I I in.:he, pla//sli,y: plank, bo.ird, plate.

I aiKheier, pla//-shai-yai, v. a. lo floor

I I 111. her, pl.ii.'.sliai, tn. tfoor ; ceiling.

• îl!r .f ,'"i '''•'"•■'l"--'-^- li'llt-hoard ; circutn/trtntor.
1 an.;. Ill, pl,i;/.s,)„_ „,. v^; ,.-,,,,, •'

I aiie, v\.u\,/. plane-tree ; knife.
1 .iiier. planai, v. a. et n. to pl.t, -.e : sniocth
1 anetaire. pla-nai-tair, a. planetary; —,
P ancte, plan-et,/: //.r;//-.'. -y • >

I aiieur, plan-ur, in. planislur.

lio-.-ft.
in. pla :e-
[ta rill in.

1 aiiimetrie, plan-e-inai-tre, /: planimetry.

j aiit, pla«, tn. plant; set; tw:g ^

I anta^e. pla«-tahi, tn. plantation.

P antation, pla;..t,->li.syo«, r. Plantation.

Pame, pla«t,/ //««r,- sole {foot).

Patiter, plan-t-ii. v. a. to plant place ; rfv ■ - li /.

Pameur, pla«.tur, m. planter. ^ \û^,:, f^^'l*

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PIrfntule. \iUn till /■ fiiiHtuU.

rUiilureiix, he, pLi/rli^-ruli, —t, m. — uiiieni, nJ. ptfnli'

I'Liiiure, iiUn-flr,/ sHtii,i>iiii,fi- (/«/• itfMut,

\'\.\i\»e, |)l.ik,/. //(I//, tiiul- (tliiniiity).

I'lixjiicr, plak-ai, f. a 10 />l,ftt ; Vfiiftr,

J'l.Kiiictto, |il.ik-ct,//;ir//<i//^'. ^■

I'lai|ii>-iir, |<t,ik iir, ih. fUtltr ; vtHttnr,

l'l.isl><|iie, iil.tftik, a. f!a\tù.

^ln^trlln, |>l.i>-lr<i>f, m brtatl-pitct i butt

Mill, c, pl.ili, -I,. I, — ciiii'iil. ,ut./lat; dull ; \ —,/ln!ly:

—, ni itiih: tinlt ; flat iidt ; btaJt [our),
riatiini', iil.il'.in, tn, flantlrtt.
I'Inl-lioril, |il,ili-lior, m. tiiiiinel.
llatLMU, \i\.\\-i\\,t». />lit(/ortn; tta-ioiirj, >

I'liilc l).inil<-, plal-ti.i'H, /! bartitr,
VUnée, pl.ttal. Z. liuh/ul.
I'Litcriiriiif, yUi-Uiim,/. pl.1t/0r1n ; luritrail.
I'latiiir, \<\.\\\n,/. flitU ; Cuii-Jj,k flatt ; uHti/itoHi —,

in. />liilitia,
I'latitiiilc, |il.il.etflil,/yAi/;/i'.\r .• J/atthiiia : rf..i;cn ;
I'lAtra^c, iilaii'iralij, <«. flinfrr-worA, [iiitiitiiia 1.

I'i.1lra!>, lil.iii'irjil, tn. riil>hii,'i,
I'l.llrr, plaiilr, tn. fUxsItt ; 1,1st in /il.iitri:
I'l.ltrcr, |il.iii'tritl, r. n. lo flitfltr ; flitiUr ,)Vtr ; faint ;
I'l.Urciix, se, iilmtiiih, — /, n. r/ia/iy. [ftiliitu'e.

I'lAtricr, pLiii'lrcai, m.ftitsltrfr.
I'l.llri^re, |ilautrfi-air,y; /''"■"'"■•y"'"'»!»'.
I'Liusiliiliti', pliiti-^c-lie-lelai,/ fltxusibilitv, ptaniihlt-
I'laiisible, |>liihv<.'-bl, <i. — mciit, ad. //.idii/A.V. \iini.
I'lt'lKJicn, lie, iil.ii l)ai-yai«, - yen, ,1. flil.ti,iii,
Fli'bKcitc, iiial-l>l<i-sit, m. jflrbiuitiiin,
riciadcs, \\m'j*A,/. ft. fltiadts, ft.
Plein, e, I'laiH, pleii, a. tl ad. — cment, ad. full t nh^'ntid-

iiijr ivith ; lotnflfit ; ni — jour, in broad itaytit;tit;

ft — cs mains, //i«/(/»//v, /i/ifr,t//y ; en — c incr, in

lilt iiftn fta ; —, m./n^li/iait ; body ilrait.
VMwKtv, plainyair. a. pltiiary.

Pk'nliiotcnti.iiie, plai-ncpni 'i;i<iyair, m. pUi'.ifioltn-
I'lcMi'.Uilo, pl.iiiiL-tiUI, /; /■icHi/iidf, fiiliieit. \liaiy.

I'lt'onasnic, plaion-aMii, "/. fUonann.
Plélliore, \\\.\\-\.ur,/. plethora.

I'l'.HirLT, pliili-ral, v. a. el it. to cry, wet/, laiiiriit :
I'leurosie, phili-rai-/!e,/; //c'Kri.t.K. (i'z /.id'-'.

Plfurctiquo, pliili-iiii-tik, a. pleiiriti.;
I'lLiireur, pliilirnr, w. — la-, - T.\\\r,/. Ti'teper.
Pleurnicher, pluhr-iiisli-ai, t. 11. tn siiiitl, tvkiinftr.
Pleurnicheur, pluhrnisli-ur, in. sniitUtr,
Pleurs, plulir, in. ft. tears, pi.
Pleut, pluli, see PleuMjir,
•Pleuvoir, pluh-vw.ir, v. imp. to raiiu
Plèvre, play-vr,y: pleura.
Pleyon, pLil-yo»/, m. osier, trri'^.

Pli, I lie. III. plait, fold : nrmkle ; sous cc —1 eiidostd.
Pliaiile. plcahlil. a. pliable, flexible.
Pliajje, pleahj, vt./oUiiiig : fold.

I'liant, e, ple-a«, — t, a. pliant ;Jte.\iblt ; —, in./oîdiii:;-
Plie, \>\c,/. plaice. [iliair.

Plier, plc-ai, v. a. ft n. to fold : bend: trarp ; yni.t :

submit ; — bajja^fc, to decamp ; be -, ;■. r. to bend :
Plicur, plc-ur, in. /older. {lOin/ly ivitli.

Plinthe. \\.\MiX./. plinth.
Plioir, pleoli-ar, in. /'olding-itick.
Pli(|ne, plik, /: plica.
Pli.senient, pliss-ma», vi./,'ldiii,tr.
Plisser, plis-ai. t. a. to plait, /ola.
Plissure, pliss-flr,./; filaitiii:;./oldir.^.
Pluc, plot, nt. hair and tar.

Plonil), plo«, «I. lead ; plummet : bullet ; stench : \ — ,
Plonilia);c, plo;<-bahJ, '"■ leadiii)^. [ pet /■cndiciilariy.
Plonibajjiue. plo/»-bahj-in,y. /.'/(«jAt^'i;.
Plomber, pl<i«.bai, v. a. to lead ; stop (tooth] ; plumb.
Plombeur, pli);;-bur, in. he n-!io leads or stani/s ^eods.
Ploini>ier, plo«-by.ii, in. plumber.

Plonjfeant, e, pfo«-hj.i«, — t, a. from above, down-
Plongée, yAnn-KyM,/, slope, glacis. [uards.

Plon^jcon, plo;;-hlo«, m. phingeon, diver.
Plonjjer, pl(i«-lij,ii, v. a. et 11. to plunge, dip ; dive ; go

dotunwards ; se — , v. r. to plunge.
Plonjjcur, i)lo«-l)jur, in. dr.er.
Ploquer, plok-ai, v. a. to ca.rr 7uith hair and tar,
Ployable. plwayah-bl, a. pliable.

Ployer, plwn-yat, v. a. to bend ; /old up ; se — , v. r. to
Plu, plû, see Plaire, Pleuvoir, [submit.

Pluie, plû-c,/; rain.

Plumaéc, nliVmahJ, m. plumage ; feathers, fl.
Plumail, pli\-ma/, m./eather-broom.
Pluniasseau, phVinas-oh, in./eatherbrnotn ; quill,
Plumasseric, plû-nias-re,/:yi'rt//(f>--/>-aii'ï.
PluMiassier, pm-mas-yai, in./eatherselter.
Plume, pIOiM.yCySruM^r; quill.
Plumeau, pifl-moh, tn. duster.
Plû-mée, plîlmai, / pen/ul, dip 0/ ink.

Pliniier, phVniai, t>. a. to pluck, plnmê.

Plumet, plû-may, tu. plut»».

l'iunicli», pli^mle, tH, etnbroidery witH eittttM ; tii.^-l,

Pluiiieux, »<•. pliVmnh, — «, <i. f>luimiiis,/eatl\try. \,.f^

lluMiltIf, pliVme-tir, iH. tHiiiute-b.Ktt.

l'hipirl. pliVp.ir,/. most, gieatril pari.

Phiraliti'. iilù r.irel.il. / pluralilv.

Pluriel, iiliirycl, m plural iiumier.

)1u«, pin, ad. mort; mast ; le —, the tntil ; au -. f..,it

au —, al tiiott , lie — ■ besides, moreover : de • 1 11

mort and mort ; au — lAl, at mmu as pautble , - .'.t

Lirinci, 110 more tears (see PUIre),
Plusieurs, plit/yur, a. tnany, itttia/,
l'tiit, plA, see Pleuvoir.
l'hili'it, plû-t'h, ad. rather, mort.
Phivi.il, e, plûv-yal, n. pluvial; rainy; eau — e, >.:mi

mater; —, m. bishop 1 loft.
Pluvier, plâv-yai, tn plox'tr.
Pluvieux, se, plnv-yufi, — t, il. rainy.
I'nrum.itii|ue, pnufiinat-lk, a pneumatic.
Pnenincinif, pnuli-iiion-e,,/. pueumonia.
Piichaile, pnsli .i<l,y. rough sketih.
!'■ che, \»n\\, /. pocket ; b.ig; crop, trav.
PiKJitr, posli-.il, 7'. II. topoath ; bruite ; beat bla. i- ip /

blue ; uiifs piicties./l'i/i/ egi, 1.
Poclieler, pnsn-l.ii, t'. a. to pottrt.
PiM hctle, posli-et./: small poiliet : kit. \in the inf
l'oil.njre, pixb.th-^'r, il poda\;ri,al, gouty; — , y v"''
l'iéle. po-ayl. /. /»-j'i>v-/>u»i . pan; —, m. fti/vc; pji
Poélette, po .ly-fett,/. small pan.
l'oèlier, po-.«y-lyal, in. stovcinaktr.
Piiélnn, po-ay-li»/, tn. skillet.
Poèliimiee. i><>-ay-lon-ai,/: J>i/////i//, ' '

Poilue, po-.iym, m. poein.
l'oesie. poai/e,/ p''e>y ; éoetiy.
l'oi'te. po-ayt, »i. /iiA ; •

Poitereau, po-.ii-lroh, »«. /(V/iUfrn
Poi'iesse, p<i.ai-lcss,/'ytn/Vjr.

Poc'liiiue, po-ai-tik, a. —ment, ad. poetic, Poetic! : -
l'oiils, po-all. »«. 74ri;^'/f/; importance. [y. / ,'i,j

Poi|;nant, e, ponyaii, — t, <i. p<^ii;nant.
l'oiiiiianl, poii.yar, m. poniard, dagger.
l'oi^'U.iriler. pou-y.ir-ilat. v. a. to poniaid. stab.
Poilfnée. pon-yai.y. An'ii^/ii/; handU [\icord).
l'oi>jiiet, |)OU-yay, m. -tcrist ; turulband.
l'olKnci, pon-yai, set Puimlre.
Poil, po-,il, m. hair ; nap ; colour {horst).
Poilu, po-al-rt, <i. hairy.

Poinçon, po-ai»)-so«, in. bodkin ; punch ; punchr.'n.
•I'oiueire, po-ai«-ilr, ■>>. 11. to peep, dawn.
Poiiij;, po-.iifi, m./tst ; coup de —, cu(f.
Point, pi)-ai«, m. point ; stitih ; mark ; matter . ■,},•

condition ; day s vork o/a ship ; \ — . in the i:i,t

time ; ilc — en —, exactly ; de tout — , totally, lit:". .

— d'appui, support, rest ; — tlu jour, break o/dn 1 ,

de gloire, height 0/ glory ; — de vue, prospe.t , -

ad. no, not : — du tout, not at alt.
Pointak;e, po-ai;;-talij, tn. pointing. [i,ui.^'!'

Pointe, poai«t,y; /i)i«/.- break {o/day); protiion' ■
I'ointeinent, po-aiHt-iiia»«, tn. pointing , le-Jtlliiit;
Pointer, po-at»-lai, v. a. et n. to point; fierce ; /'.'

dot : take aim ; sprout : soar.
Pointeur, po-,il«-tur, in. pointtr, pricker,
Pointillatjc, po-ai>(-ti/-.ihJ, in. dotting.
Poiiitiiler, po-ai«-ti/ai. v. n. to dot ; nip ; cavil.
Poinlillerie, po-ai«-ti/-re. /. bickering.
Pointilleux, se, po-ai;;-tiAuh, -z. a. caption i ; /■•'■'
Poiiiln, e, po-ai»(-lfl, 1». pointed, sharp. lii.'d..

Pointure, po-aiH-tftr.y'. point.
Poire, pwiiT,/. pear ; p,rivder-horn.
Poiré, pwar-ai, wL/rf-ri'. , - ..

Poireau, pwar-oh, m. leek.
\\nri:c,\>\\.\t-M,/. luhite beet.
Poirier, pw.ir-yai, m. pear-tree,
l'ois, pwa, tn. pea, ' ' '

Poison, p\va-zo;(, in. poison.
I'i>:ss;ird, c, pwass-ar, — d, <». billiiigsgat*.
I'oissarde, pwass-ard,y.y»"x/'<-7<ww<i«.
Poisser, jiwass-ai, v. a. to pitch.
I'oisson, pwass-o«, m./ish; quartern.
Poissonnaille, pwass-on-a/, //»-_)■.
Poissonnerie, \>v/ai%-ou-re. /. /ish-market. f/ *

I'oissonneux, se, pwass-on-tih, — z, a. aboiindiuj; n.:*
Poissonnier, pwass - on • yai, tn. /ishmon£tr ; — «'

— yair, /. fish monger ; fish-kettle.
Poitrail, pwa-tra/, tn. breast, chest ; breast-liathtr.
Poitrinaire, pwa-tre-iiair, a. consumptive.
Poitrine, p\va-trin,y; breast; chest.
Poivrade, iiwa-vrad.y: pepper and vitiegar sauce.
Poivre, pwa.vr, m. pepper ; — entier, round peppef'
Poivrer, pwa-vral, i'. a. to pepper.
Poivrii-'r, pwa-vre-ai, in. pepberifx.

POI

Tolvri^ff, pwavrealr,/ i/ntàf».
p.ii», pw4,/ >;/<•*.

l'oliire, |>i)l-.ilr, d. ^lar ; t\u\\e —, f>>>U-slar,
i'nl iriser, P'llar-cjt.il, f. a. A' pMar%»t,
\'A\n\i. u<)l-4r-o-t.il,/ foUrii}'.
p(Mr, |ii)hl, ut. fMf.

r^'lcimnim, pol-jiiiiik. a.f*ltmic ; —, f. ^IfiHui, pl,
P.'li. 0, |iol-c, a. — iiKll», aii. folishta ; fohll ; —, »'l.
I'olice, |iiil-l«,/. ^liif, f.iU.y. [/a/i <fi, i'A" (

i'iilii>-r, |»<>l-c-ii.il, t'. <i. t.'AiHiili ; rifi/ift.
I'nlichiin;lle, ixil-c-nlie-iirf, »i. AiiiiiA.
i'nimicnt. |Mil-c-in.i«, >«. /,'/ii/»i'/;f ; /I'.'is/t,
J'lilir, |Mil-etr, ; it. to /\ui</i . biirmth ; (iviliet.
i'c licscuf, p'llc sur, m. /^>lit>itr.
i'liiissoir, |i»l-i'sw.ir, »/«. fc'isHfr.
i'lilitvpirc. imlesw.ir,/; sHitnm; hriisH,
I'lilisi'in, i">lc->i);/, tri. Hjit/^ii.irJ.
Yii\\>\'mwr, piil-f vm-.il, i». ii. lo flay the /i.'ait^liitrj
PnliiviimcrJi;. |ii)|-v-H»n-rc, /. n:itxi>fi ttiiJt, l^iy.

l/iiliss\irc, pol-c-srtr,/; /o/iihiiiY.
I'uliinuo, iMil-otik, II. —mont, <tii. /• >.'i/i< rt/ ,• nni'ii'ii'.
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I'oliti |iu;r, pijl-c.tc.k.ii, f. »l. to talk f^^tuUi.

l-ki.//», • ■•
I'l.ll, pill, wi. />//

Hnlk.), pi)l-k.i.//>.>/*<i {lijiut).

f boiir iti»s)it.

Hi'lliciMli'in. pol.le-so-t.\Ii'nyf>(/,//j///«V/ii.'/iw».

I'lilliicr, pol-lil-ii, r. It. lo f^tllu'f.

j'lilliitiiin, po|.|ri.»yo«,/: folliitwii.

I'Mllr.iii, lie, pol.|rii«, — troll, i». to-,v,i>-<ily, lijttiir.i/y ;

l'iillriMincrie, iH^ltrntiro,/ lon.trifiie, [— , m. lowar./.

l'i/ly;;.iine, p<)i-e-!;.\iii, m. falynaiHiif,

I'lilyn.imic, piilL-^;.tm-c, / />.>!\^ainy.

l'..l)\'lottc, pulf-Klut, .1. /,.</_w:of.

I'ipl)>;raplic, pul-e-Kraf, «i. misiMiiieout writer.

l'ulypi;, pol.ip, m, fo.'yfui.

I'olypeiix, se, pol-c-pwli, —z, d. /t>/i/.>«r.

Holy^yll.ttic. pu|.c.!ill.!.ib, a. folysyliiiltital ; — , m.

folysyllabU.
Polylerlmiipic, pol-c-li-k-iiik, a. fiolyferhitic.
I'ulyilicisiiic, pul-L'.t.ii-i'iiii, til. pMytlxdsm,
r<imiii.ulo, poiii-.id, f. fou.atiiDi.
I'i>mm.tin.T, pi)iii-.-\il-.u. V. It. l< po'itatiiin : se — . v. r.
PiMiiMie, pom, / (?/»//'.' luaU, \to use poniaHmi.

INmiiiik', |>iiiii..ii, >//. Ciller.
I'liiiiMie.iu, p<iiii-<ili, »«. /'ominel ; hilt.
so I'ommclor, pmii l.ii, i'. r. to i;iow i/.r//.V,i'.
pMinmcr. jioiii-.il, t. n. to,i.')viv to a roiiuti land, head.
Poiiinn.'r,iio, poliir.iy, /. onhiird o/applelrtes,
Poiiiirn-'ltc, poiiiot,/'. A""""'', knot',
I'oiniiiiiT, poiii.y.ii, in. apfletree ; apple-roaster,
I'uinpL-, po;ip, f. pomp ; pump ,■ — \ fcii, stemn-eiti^iiir ;

— U<\A.mli:, Jon iiifj pump.
Poinpc-r, po;(-p.ii, :: a. to pump ; suck.
I'omiioux, se, po;/.puh, —z, a. — •.ciiictit. ii7. pompous.
Poiii|iii.r, poH-py.ii, m.Jiremaii ; pump-maK\-r.
Piiinpiin, p<);(.p(>/f, »;«. top-knot ; tuft,
Poiiipiiiiiifr, po«-poiiai, V, a. todetk.
Pi)H.iiit. poii-.^», »i. ivest.

Voncc.yoiryS,/. pumice-stone. [ion red.

I'oiicc.iu, |)(>«.soIi, m. red-poppy ; culvert ; —, a. trim-
I'oiiciT. pu'i-s.ii, V. a. to rufi 7uith pumice-stone,
Poncire, po;/-sccr, m. la>xe citron.
Poiièis. po;i.sc, »i. drawing priikcd and ruhbtd cfer
Pciiictiiiii, ^)0«k-syo;/,./; tappini^. [iiitli coal-dust.

l'oii,.tii.iliie, po«k-tiVnle-tai,/. punctuality. t<"A'.

Pcjiitiu.itiim, po«k-tiV,ih-syo)/, ./; punctuation ; point-
pDiittuel, Ic, po;/k.H'i-cll, a. — luiiiciit, ad. punctual.
Ponctuer, po;<k-tiV,ii, 7\ a. to punctuate.
I'lindrralilc, po/i-dair.ih-bl, a. ponderable, -veif^hable.
PuU'lcr.iliuu, po;/.il.ii.r.ih.syo«,y: /ijw.
PiiiiilL-rcr, poH-il.ii-rai, f. a. to poise, balance,
P'Jiifleusp, po//-cluhz,y: layer.
•PiMiIre, ptvi-clr, 7/. a. et ii. to lay ei^g'S,
PiiMt, po«, m. firid,i;e, deck {\/iipi ; — levis, draiv-

I'ridi^'e : — suspeuilu. cliain-l>rid,;c ; — vul.int,//)(,V;'-

brid,.,e : — s et thausiccs, hi^h-road.f.
Ponte, \mnX,/. layiiij,''.- — , in, punter.
Pi-ntc, e, pn/i-tai, a. decked.
Poiiii.r. po;i-t,ii, II. It. to punt, be the puit.'er,
Ponti:t, pi)j/-t,i)', lit. trii.\'er-j!Uard.
Pontife, no;/-tir, m. poutiif. [— , m. poitti/ical.

Poniilicil, c, po/z-te-lokal, a. — euiont, ad, pont'Jical ;
Poulificit, po«-tefc kali, in. ponttj.-cate.
Ponton, po/;.to«, in. pontoon ; /erry-boat ; hulk,
Poutoiia^e, po;»-ton.atij, ut. ponta^^'c.
Poulonnicr, po;/-lon-yai, ;//. pontase-j^atlterer ; pon-
Po;if, pop. Ml, potie, [toiutr.

Popul.icc, pop-mass, /: populace.
Pupulacier, ère, po:)-û-las-y ai, — r, a. vulgar.
Populaire, pop-fl-lair, a. —ment, ad. popular.
Populariser, pop-ft-hr-e-rai, v. a. to populari::( ; se —,

V, r, to maie one's self popular.

Piipiuiritif, popû 1 \T-«-i*\,/.fopul<trity; popular m.i»'

l'<i|>ul.ttlun, piip-A'Lili-iyu/i,/. p.'putation, [ntrt,//,

l'iipulcux, »«, pop-A luh, — /, a. popitlout

l'or.ict.', e, por-tis.,il, ii. porrattons ; leei-grttH,

Porc, ix>rk, lit. hog ; poit.

Portculne, p<>ri.|cn,y.'/».'rrt/(»/»i, tAiita,

IVircrlet, pors-l.iy, m. guineapig.

Purc-i'plt, purk ai-pik, m. poriuplnt.

P.iri tiilson, por sli.iy.xo'i, /! ni d buti

l'iiri.li'.', por..li. ii:. p<r,li, poi-tuo.
I Porulur, pi.r-s'Kil, m. iuincherd, fiojiMtrJ,
I P' iro, por, m. psri,

l'ort-ui, se, poruli, — i, n. p.iroiix,

l'iro.itc*, p.ir-ili l'oi.il.y. /'.x.M/,'^.
\ Porphyre, pnrfcer, m. (orfltyry,
I PorrtMii, por-iili, m. Icek.
1 l'orrcclion, por rrk-syo;», /; /tcr»Yr/('.)»;.

Port, por, m. poi-t, h.trboHr : tvhart : tjuifage : ear-
I riage ; franc (!<■ —, po\t paid ; — du IkMc, postage,
I l'orl.ililc, port.iliM, .1. tvearabte,

P 'rt lue, portdlij, m. carnage ; portage.

l'otl.ul, port.iA m. portail.
, Pt,rtant, e, port.i/i. —\,prt. et a. bearing : Men —, in

giod Htatth ; I un — l'autre, one with the other,
• portatif, ivc, porl.it if, -;v, a. portable.
^ I'oiti-, iiort,/. door; gate; .'i — (.lose, secretly; — do

ilcrriere, /■.!.'{• -./j'»'.
■ Porlcaijfiiill^, | urtc^'-i/,/ nerdle-beartr,

1* irle asMclte, potl-.isi.ynit,/', s'aiid,

Piirtcliijui tie, portliajj.ot, P. lo.'p.

Porte halle, p inbal, in. p.-Mar.
I 1'ortc-i.liuux, p irl shoo, m. nag, cob,
I P irle-clcf, portkLii, <ii. turnkey,

Pn»t<jco,.licre, portko.li-.iir,/; gatcTvay.
, I'ortc-crayou. portkr.iy-yo;/, in. pencil-case,
' Portciroiic, portkro-ali, in. croM-l'earer.
1 Porto-Dieu. port-ilyuli, in. priest who carries the host.

Pcrto-'lrape.iu, port-ilr.ipon, in. en.ut;it, [litter.

Portée, por-tai,y. reath, extent; compass ; line [mu\ic) ;

PortC'Cn^ci^'iic, porta//.s.iiM-yc, in. standard-bearer.

Porli'-cfprfe, por-t.il-p li, <;. < uu r.ibelt.

I'orte-ctemlanl, por-tai-ta;i-il ir, in. s 'an. lard -bearer,

Porle-elricrs, por-tai-lre- ii, in. \tirrup-strap.

Porle-L'trivieres, j)or-taitriv-yair, m. si/itart-riitgs,pl,

Portc-f.iix, port Tiy, >n. porter.

P"rte-fouille, poit-luli/. in. port/olio.

Porletu.illieur, p irt-uial ur, in. harhini;er o/ill-liicft,

l'urlciManle ill, port iua;*-toli, !«. portiit.tiiteau.

I'ortc-iiioiuiaie, p'lrliiion-.iy, in. purse ; money-bag.

i'orte-iiioutre, pi'Ttiiio/itr, in. iuat,h-ltolder.

l'orte-iiio'.n.lic'lli.>>, |iorluioo,li ct, >n. pi. sniilfers-tray.

Porter, port.ii, v. a, el it. to bear; carry; coni-y ;
war; induce, excite; reaih ; steer; breed ; — \>i\\\-
\\eiir, tu bring good link; — la panie, to be spoke\-
man; —uwi: '-•\\\W, to drink^a healt/l, loast ; sc--,
v. r. to be ; be/iaTe ; tend, be inclined,

Porlc-respcct, port-res-pek, >«. bad.;e.

Porteur, por-tur, in. porter; bearer,

I'nrte-vcrtie, port-vairlij, in. verger.

PiMte-voix, port-vw.i, m. speaktiig-trumpet.

Portier, port-yai, in. porter, diorkeeper.

Portiere, port-yair,/; coach-door.

Portion, \tijr-^yi'n, p. portion, part : alloivanet,

Porti<pie, portik, in. portico, porch,

Porlr.iire, jior-trair, ;■. a. to p rtray.

I'nrtrait, por-tray, m. pjrirait ; putiire,

I'ortr.iiture, por ir.iy-tilr, / portraiture ; livre <Ie —,

Po«iKe, Poli-^ ilij, m. la\:ng [di\t;uiitg-book.

Pose, poliz,/: laying ; posture.

Posé, e, poli-/ai, a. — iiiLiit, ad. set, staid ; sedate; giuf''.

l'oser, poli'Z.ii, f. ii. et it. to lay, set itown, pla e, sup-
pose ; lie, rest : sit ; se — , v. r. to light, perch.

Poseur, poli-zur, in. layer ; bell-hanger.

Positif, ive, poh-ze-tif, — iv, a. — ivement, aU, pcsilire ;
— . in. po'iitive degree.

Po.iitiou, poli-zesyo;;, /! p.^sition, pojlure.

Possédé, pos.ai-d.ii, m. iitt !man.

Poss'.Hler, nos- liil.ii, v. a. to possess, en/oy ; be m.is/er
of; understand ; sc — , v, r, to coihinaiid one's

Possesseur, pos-es-r.ur, ;;>. possessor. [temper.

Possessif, ive, pos-es-il', — iv, a. possessive,

I'ossosiioM, pos-esyoH,/; possetsion,

Posbilulité, p03-e-l)'--le-lai,y' / 'ssioiiity.

Possible, pos-se-lil, <r. /jjiii.V.- —, m. pjssibili.'y ; lout
son — , one's iitnwst.

Postdate, posl-dat,/;/*<'.r.'-<i<i.V.

Postdater, p')-,t-d.it-al, v. a. to pott-dalt.

Post;, 1 ' St, in. post, place; o/Hce : — , f, post; post-
house : post-ojfice ; post-boy: petite — , twopenny
post; courir 1.1—, lo ride post ; prendre la — , tota.it
a posl-chaise, [a positif u.

Poster, pos-tai, v. a, lofost; station ; se —, v, r, to takt

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Postérieur, e, pos-tal-rc-ur, «r. — ement, ad. {losterlor ;

Postérioritt', pos-tai-rc-or-c-lai.y: posttriority. \hiHj.

Postérité, pos-tai-re-tai,./! posterity.

Postluiine, pos-tflm, a. poslltumous,

Posticlie, pos-tisli, a. sHperaddtd ; false ; fictitious ;

Postilion, pos-tiAoM, m. postHlion, post-boy. {^substitute.

Post-scriptum, post-skrip-toiii, m. postscript.

Postulant, pos-tft-la«, m. suitor, candidate.

Postuler, pos-tû-lai, v. u. to sue for ; plead.

Posture, pos-tCir./'. pasture.

Pot, poll, >«. pat : — h feu, fire-pot.

I'utable, pot-ah-bl, a. portable, drinkable. {thinj^s.

Potage, pot-alij, m. pottage, soup ; pour tout — , for all

Potajjer, pot-ahj-ai, m. soup-dish; kitihen-^^arden ;

Potasse, xtn\.-3.vi,f. potash. {stove.

Pot-Ue-vin, pot-cl;*/<-vai/«, w. good-will, pevi/uisite.

Pote, pot, a. iiiaiu — , swollen hand.

Poteau, pot-oh, nt.ppsf.

Potée, pot-.ii,/ patful, sivarui.

Potelé, e, pot-lai, a.ptntnp.

Potence, pol-nns^,f. gibbet ; crutih; standard.

Potentat, pi)t-a«-tali, nt. potentate.

Potentiel, le, pot-aw-syel, a. potential. \w.irkhouse.

Poterie, pot -re, f. earthen, i.i re : pottery, putter's

Poterne, pot-airn,^ pastern, baik-door

Potier, pot-yai, tn. potter ; — iXiVMn, pewterer.

Potin, iiot-ai;i, m. brittle brass.

Potion, poh-syo//,/; potion, draught.

Potiron, pot-o-ro;(, tn. putntkin.

I'ot-pourri, poh-poo-re, >«. hotchpotch.

Pou, poo, tn. louse.

I'ouacre, puo-akr, <j. lousy, filthy.

Pouce, poos, m. thumb ; inch.

Poucier, poos-yai, »i. thumb-staU.

Poudinjï, p(io-<hi;/jf, in. pium-piidding.

Poudre, puo-dr, ^. powder ; dust; — à canon, i-^k/i-

Poudrer, poo-ilrai, t. a. to poiuder. [powder.

Poudrette, poo-dret,/? dried ni,i,'ht-soil.

Poudreux, se, poo-druh, — z, a. poio.lery, dusty.

Pomlrier, poo-dre-ai, tn. sand-box ; poiudcr-tniker.

Poudrière, i)oo-drc-air,y; powder-mill, .i.i;id-io.\;

Pouf, poof, int. plutnp I bang I [laughter.

•Pourvoir, poor-vwar, v. a. et tt. to pm'idt, supply ;
tti.iow ; invest with ; sc — , v. r. to provide one's self;
enter an appeal.

Pourvoirie, poor-vwa-re,/. a purveyor's stores, pi.

Pourvoyeur, poor-vwa-yur, itt. purveyor, victualler.

Pourvu, poor-vû, c. provided.

Pousse, pooss.f. pursiness ; shoot.

Poussée, poo-sai,y. /»-«xM«; shoot.

Pousser, poo-sai, v. a. et it. to push, thrust ; drizi^
urge ; push on, set on ; shoot, sprout ; be pussy ; —
des cris, to scream out ; — h la roue, to help on ,■ se —,
V. r. to make one's way in the world.

Poussette, poo-^et,f. push-pill.

Poussier, poos-yai, tti. coal-dust.

Poussière, poos-yair.y". dust.

Poussif, ive, poo-sif, — iv, a. pursy.

Pi-ussin, poo-sai», tit. young chiii.

Poutre, poo-tr,yC beam.

Poutrelle, poo-trel,/ small beam.

Pouvoir, poo-vwar, v. n. to be a''le ; can ; tmy ; ]e ne
puis le faire, je ne le puis, / cannot do it ; — , tti. pjwrr,
force : possession.

Pouzzolane, poo-zol-an,/: /*<'^-i"'""<'-

Pragmatique, prat'-inat-ilc, a. pragmatic.

Prairie, pray-re,yV w<m'i'7<(.

l'r.illue, prali-liii,./; cri.tp almond.

Praliner, prah liri-ai, v. a. to crisp.

Praine, iiuxm. f. /lat-bo.'tonud Trs.\fl.
I Praticable, prat-ik-ah-bl, a. practiahle, feasible :

Praticien, pratis-y il«, m. practitimicr.

l'rati(]iie, prat-ik,_/^/r.Ki'iVr ,■ hahi/. nistot» ; cus/o>ii'r ;
, mettre en — , io practise : —•i, /'. ceremonies, // ,
i intrigue ; — , a. — tnciit, ail. pracftra!.
j Pritiquer, prat-ik-ai, v.a. etn. to prauise; keepca»ipi"t

l'ré, prai, m. nieadno. [with ; p.'m.

i j'réalabli;, prai-al-.ili-M, a. —ment, ad. previous.
' Prtiamljule, prai-aw-bi'il, m. preamble.
'. \'\'é:\\\, prai-oh, m. yard.
• l'rc'bcnik', Y>ra.\-ha.n(\, t. prebend.
' l'rijhi'iijier, prai-ba«d-yai, tn. prebendary,
\ l'récaire, prai-kair, a. —ment, ad, precarious.

Precaution, prai-koh-syo»,./". precaution, caution.

■ Ai fl-
irt ■'/<•.

darling ; love-letter.

PoulTer, poo-fai, v. «., — de rire, to burst out into a 1 I'rocaulionuer, prai-koh-syon-al, z>. a. to caution: se

Pouilles, poo/, f. pi. abusive sprtcli ; chanter — , to call

Pouilleux, se, pooAiiti, — z, a. lousy. [names.

Poulailler, poo-la/-ai, >«. poulterer ; hen-house ; hen-

Poulain, poo-lai/i, tn. colt, foal. [coop.

Poulaine, poo-len, /. beak-head.

Poularde, poo-lard,/: /•«//^/. [— d'Inde, turkey-hen.

Poule, pool, y. hen ; fieol ; stake ; — d'eau, moor-hen

Poulet, poo-lay, tn. chicken

Poulette, poof-et,/! pullet.

Poulevrin, pool-vrai>«, tn. priming-po7vder.

Pouliche, x>oo-\\^,h,f. filly.

Poulie, poo-le,yÇ/«//o'-

Poulier, pool-yai, v. a. to hoist.

Pouliner, poo-lin-ai, v. tt. to foal.

Poulinière, poo-lin-yair, a., juinent —, brood-mare.

Poulpe, poolp,y: pulp.
Pouls, poo, tn. pulse.
Poumon, poo-moH, ttt. lungs, pi.
Poupard, poo-par, tti. babe, baby,

Poupart, poo-par, in, kind of crab,

Poupe, poop,/: prop, stern.

Poupée, poo-pat,/, doll, puppet.

Poupin, e, poo-pai«, — pin. a. spruce, nice.

Poupon, poo-poM, tn. chubbychteked boy ; —ne, — pon,
/; chubby-cheeked girl.

VoxxT, poor, pr. for ; instead of; in order to; asfor; —
que, /A<j^/ — peu que, if ever so little : —ainsi dire, aj

Pourboire, poor-bo-alir, tn. drink-money. [it 7uere,

Pourceau, poor-soli, ttt. hog,pi.i'..

Pourchasser, poor-shas-ai, v. a. ty pursue.

Pourfendre, poor-fa;i-dr, v. a. to cleave.

Pourparler, jioor-par-lai, tn. parley.

Pourpier, poor-pyai, tn. purslaiii.

Pourpoint, poor-po-ai«, tn. doublet, [pie ; cardinalship.

Pourpre, poor-pr, nt. purple ; purples, pi.; —,f. pur-

Pourpré, e, poor-prai, a. purple ; fièvre — e, petechial

PiKirquoi, poor-kwa, c. why ; c'est — , therefore, [fever.

Pourrai, poo-ray, see Pouvoir,

Pourrir, poor-eer, v. it. et se — , v. r. to rot, grew

I'ourrissage, poor-e-salij, tn. steeping. [putrid.

Pourrissoir, poor-e-swar, in. stecping-troiigh.

Pourriture, poor-e-tûr,/: rottenness.

Poursuite, poor-sweet,./! pursuit, prosecution.

Poursuivant, poor-swe-va«, tn. candidate ; suitor ; 7vooer.

•Poursuivre, poor-swe-vr, v. a. et it. to pursue ; prosecute,
chase, hunt ; solicit ; proceed, continue.

Pourtant, poor-ta«, c. however, nevertheless.

Pourtour, poor-toor, tn. compass.

Pourvoi, puor-vwa, tn, appeal.

V. r. to be cautious.
Précédemment, prai-sai-dam-a»/, ad.precedently, before
Précédent, e, prai-sai-d,in, — l, a. precedent, pre. ci

iitg ; — , nt. precedent.
Précéder, prai-sai-dai, v. a. to precede, go before.
}'récepte, prai-sept, m. precept.

Précepteur, prai-sep-tur, nt. tutor. ,

I'receptoral, e, prai-sep-tor-al, a. preceptorial.
Préceptorat, prai-sep-lor-ah, tn. tutorship.
Prêche, praysh, m sermon ; meetinghouse.
Prêcher, pray-shai, v. a. et it. to preach ; publish.
Prêcheur, pray-shur, m. preacher.
Précieuse, prai-se-uhz,y: precise woman.
Précieux, se, prai-se-uh, — z, a. precious, valuable:

a^ected ; —sèment, ad. carefully.
Precipice, prai-se-piss, in. precipice. [hurriel'y.

Précipitamment, prai-sc-pe-tam-a'<, ad. precipita:.ly.
Précipitation, prai-se-pe-tah-sya>/, /: precipitaiun,

hurry.
Précipité, e, pral-se-pe-tal, a. precipitate, hasty.
Précipiter, prai-sepe-tai, v. a. to precipitate ; hurry;

se — , v. r. to precipitate one's self; rush into.
Précis, e, prai-se, — siz, a — ement, ad. precise, exact;

— , tn. summary.
Préciser, prai-se-zai, v. a. to state precisely, fix.
Précision, prai-se-zyo«,y: precision.
Précité, e, prai-se-tai, 11. cîforesaid.
Précoce, prai-koss, a. precocious, early.
Précocité, prai-kos-c-tai,/; preccciousit-ss.
Précompter, prai-ko»-tai, f. a. to deduct.
Préconisation, prai-kon-e-zah-syo«,y. precoitizatioH.
Préconiser, praikon-e-zai, v. a. to préconise : extol.

Précurseur, prai-krtr-sur, tn. forerunner, harbinger.

Prédécéder, prai-dai-sai-dai, v. tt to die first.

Prédécès, prai-dai-say, m. decease before that ofaitothtr.

IVédécesseur, prai-dai-ses-ur, in. predecessor

Predestination, prai-des-te-uali-sy<);;,y;/»-«rf«i'i«.i/itfH.

Prédestiner, prai-des-te-nai. zk a. to predestinate.

Prédétermination, prai-dai-tair-ine-nah-syo», f. fredt-
terminatioit. [mine.

Prédéterminer, prni-dai-tair-me-nai, v. a. to preddir-

Predicament, prai-de-kam-a;/, m. predicament ; repute.

Predicant, prai-dekau, in. preacher.

Prédicateur, prai-de-kat-ur, nt. preacher.

Prédication, prai-de-kali->-yo«,/ preaching.

Prediction, prai-dik-syoH,/: /'■''/"■/lo;/.

Prédilection, y>ta\-AeAe\i%yoii,f. predilection,

•Prédire, prat-deer, v. a. to foretell.
I Prédisposition, prai-dis-j)oh-re-iyo«,/:/>Tf</»f/wiV*W,

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Prc'lomliiant,

prtvaltitt.
Prédominer,
Preeminence

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e, prai-dom-e-na;r, — t, a. predo-.niiuint,

\frtvail.
prai-(loin-e-nai. v. n. lo prtdi)ini>iatt,
pral-ai-ine-naMSsy. prt-emintttct.
Preeminent, e, prui-ai-me-na«, -V, a. pretinineiit.
Préemption, prai-a/i-psyo«,/. fte-emplion.
Préétalilir, prai-ai-t.ib-lccr, v. a. to frt-estabiish.
Préexistant, c, prai-c>;-4is-ta«, — t, ii. fr^f-fxiittitt.
Préexistence, prai-c^-,iis-ta;(ss,/. frt-^xisltnce.
Preface, prai-la^s./. prf/act.
Prefecture, prai-fok-tiir,/. preftilure.
Préférable, prai-fai-rah-l)l, a. — inunt, ad. tre/erable.
i'referenco, \->XM-U\\-XAnss,/. prt/eyout ; de — , ratlitr.
Préférer, pral-fai-rai, v. a. to prefer, like belter.
Préfet, prai-fay, iit. prefect.
Prelinir, pr.ii-feneer, v. a. to detertnint,
Prclix, e, prai-liks, .1. set, settled.
Préfixion, prai-tiks-yo;/,/. prejixiojt.
Préjudice, prai-liji'i-diss, m. prejudice.
Préjudiciable, prai-lijil-dis-cah-bl, a. prejudicial.
i'réjudiciei, le, pr.ii-lijiVilis-e-c'il, n. previous.
i'reiudicier, prai-liji1-ilis-c-ai, 7'. ti. lo prejudice, injure.
l'rejugé, prai-liirt-hjai, prejudice : precedent.
i'reju^er, prai-liju-liiai, v. a. to prejudicatc.
se Prélasser, pr.ii-lali-sai, v. r, to walk al'ectedt, >
Prélat, prai-lah, m. prelate.
l'rél.iture, prai-lat-ftr,/. prelacy.
I'rcle, prayl,/; horse-tail.
l'rèier, prai-lai, 1: ct. to rub ivitlt liorse-tnil.
Prélèvement, prid-layv-ina«, m. preT'iom .ieduction.
I'relever, prail-v,ii, v. a. lo lexiy prci'iousiy, ded.ict.
i'rélimiiiaire, i)rai-leme-n,iir, n. — nieiit, mi'. p> ctimi-
I'rflude, prai-lû<l, m. prelude. {nary, fre^i>>ii<.

I'rchider, prai-li'i-dai, t. ti. to prelude.
i'ri'iiiature, e, pnii-mat-il-rai, a. -iiii-'iit, iid. p remain re.
î'rcinalurité, prai-niat-fl-re-tai, /'. /jr/w.i/'/rcAv.i.i.
Preméilitation, prai-!ii,ii-ile-tali-syn;:, /; pieinedilation.
Préméditer, prai-inai-<l<.-tai, v. a. to premeditate.
Iffiinces, jjrai-miss.y; pl.jirstjniits, pi.
I'cMiier, iere, \trnh-m\\\\, — <■, ■!, — iireiiient, ad. fir.^t :

- in.Jirst : JirstJio.<:\
Prvinuiiir, prai-niiVnci.T, f. ,r. t^'forcwaiii, i.tnlion ; se

• , 7'. r. to pi-iTide a^-ainsl.
I'rciiable, pr«/'(-n.diM, a. pve^mible.

Prenais, pr/fA-nay. see I'ruiidrc.

j'rciiaiit, e, pr;</r-iia'/, — t, <». taking; carcnie -,
Slinn'e Tuesday.

•I'reiuiro, pra;(-dr, v. n. et ti. to lake; lalih ; accepi,
receive; ioat;nlate, curdle; take root ; il 111.; prend
envie, / have a min I to ; — la parole, lo bej^in to
ipeak ; — terre, lo land; se - . '>•. r. to he taken ;
iiilch ; curdle : s'cii — à, /.• lay lliefanll upon ; sc —
à rire, /'i:;';;< lo lauxli.

Preneur, pr;(/i-Mur, "/. laker; lessee.

Premie, iir.iiii, see I'reiidre.

Prcnmii, |)rai-ni)«, >«. clinsliau name.

PfciKins, pr«/i-ni)«, Prens, pra«, see Prendre.

Prunotioii, prai noli-syow.y! prenotion ; c. njectnre.

Préoccupation. prai-nk-û-p;iiisyo«, / pr<-o. cnpation.

Préorciiper, pr.ii-ok-û-pai, v. a. to precccupy ; pre-
judice; en/rross ; se — , v. r. to be prepossessed.

Préopincr, prai-()pe-!iai, v. n. to vote first.

Préparitif, prai-par-at-if, >/i.. Preparation, prai-par-ah-
s>o«,/. preparation.

Prep.iratoire, pr.iipar-nt-war, a. preparatory.

Preparer, prai-|>ar-ai, v. a. to prepare. Jit ; se — , v. r. to
frepo re one's self.

Prcpimdcrance, prai-po«-dai-ra>«s,/ preponderance.

Preimndéraiit. e, pr.ii-i>o«.dai-ra«, — t, a. preponderant;

l'reposé, prai-poh-zai, >n. overseer. \_casli>ij;.

I'rcposcr, prai-po!i-zai, v. a. lo set 07>er.

I'rcposition, prai-poh-;^e-syo;/,/! preposition.

Pr<.riit{ative, prai-roi;-at-iv,y". prerogatixe, privilege.

Prés, pray, pr. et ad. near, by, close ; nearly ; à peu — ,

l'résa^jc, prai-;!ahj, m. presaic:e, onien. [nearly, almost.

Presii({er, prai-zahj-ai, 7'. a. to presa::e.

Presbytéral, e, prt-s-be-tai-ral, a. f" ic.\;ly.

Pref.bytère, pres-be-tair, in. manse.

Presbytérien, ne, pns-be-t.ii-re-.ii.':, — en, a

Pris -icnre, prai-syaxss,/". prescience.

Prescriptible, pres-kripte-bl, a. prescriptible.

Prescription, pres-krip-syo»j,.A prescription. ;

•Prescrire, pres-kreer, ',•. a. el n. to prescribe ; ^et by \

Préséance, prai-sai-a«.ss,y: precedency, [prescription. '

Présence, \>ra\-zAn'is,f. presence.

Present, e, prai-za«, — t, a. — ement. ad. present:
ready ; .^ — , at present : —, >n. present, gift; present 1

Presentable, prai-zaw-tali-bl, (I. /'Cj-rM/a^/r. [tense. 1

Présentateur, prai-za/i-tat-ur, tn. patron. I

Présentation, prai-za/z-lah-syox,/. presentalion, 1

Presenter, prai<J!a>t-tai, v. a. to present : o_ffér, sho7v ; '
se ~, V. r, to present out's self, afpea r ,■ oaur, \

Préservatif, ive, prai-iair-vat-if, — iv, a. presen'citivi 1

— , tn. preservative.
Preserver, pr.ii-zair-val, v, a. to preserve, stn't ; se — >

V. r, to presenie one's self.
Présidence, prai-ze-da«ss,/^rMi</«((-v , presidentship.
l'résideiit, prai-ze-da;i, m. president ; chairman.
I'resiilente, prai-zc-da«t,y. //-«/./«•«/i lad».
Présider, prai-ze-dai, v. a. et n. to pi eside ; govern.
I'resiili.d, pr,ai-zid-yal, in. presidial.
Présomptif, ive, prai-zo«-ptif, — iv, a. presumptive.
Presumption, \>t.i\-zoii-\>'>yon,f.presii>/i/-tion,iii\picion,

conjecture. [presinnptuous, ariv^ant.

resby-
terian.

, — z, a.

-scmeiit, ad.

Prcsoniptlicux, se, pral-zo«-ptù-uh, -

I'rcsipie, prcsk, act. almost, nearly.

Pre.M|u'île, presk-eel,yl peninsula.

Presse, \>te-,'à,f.press ; printinj^-press ; cro7vd ; hurry;

— a la mitMuc^ue,Jlying-press.
Pressé, e, prcs ai, a. in haite, urj^ent.
'•essentimeut, pres-a>i-te-nia<i, m. presentiment.
•'ressentir, prcs-aH-teer, r. <i. to have a presentiment ;

f'rcsee.
Presser, pres-ai, v. a. et n. to press : croiud ; straiten ;

hasten; hurry ; iir^e : be itr/,'eiit ; se —, 7'. r. to
Presiier, l>res-yai, in. pressman, [crowd: make haste.
Pression, pres-syo;/,yl prusure.
Pressis, pres-e, m. );ravy ; juice.
l'ic^'^'>\r, \iies-wAr, m. piYss ; prcss-hjiise.
I'ressur.iijc. pres-ii-r.dij, m. pressiiii;.
Pressurer, pres-fl-rai, i'. a. lo p>e.\i, si/iiee:e,
I'ri-.siireiir, prcs-ù-riir, m. pre. mu. in.
I'rij>,laiii e, pres-t.i«ss,/. /,>;-/((;i(i-..i, .lir.
Prcst.itioii, prLS-t,dl-syn)(, /; — ,1.- mtiiumiI, .'.r '.•iii;;'ofan
l'f<-.te, prest, (». —nient, ad. qiii,k, smart. {oali:.

rre-stc>su, pr(;s-to^,y^ quit kncs.s. \i:i.ti 'ncss.
I'r'j^lidi;^il.iteur, prc-,-li>dolije-Iali Inr, nt.jn^^'lfr.
l'ieMiilu;il.iti.iii, pres-te-de-lije-t.di ^y^';/, f. ./c.;'./ of
I'r. sti^;,-, pres-lilij. in. prcslii^e, 1 li.ir'in . [/Vii/m.

Picstiijl-'MX, se, pres-tihjyiili, — /, 1». ie-iilihirt,'.
Protulit, pres-tnl-ay, in. prieslliii,;.
I'rLS'.iiii dile, pr.ii-ziiiii-.ililil, 1». prcuiinable, ,i.y/'/ii..i*.>.
Pr, ■.inner, prai-zuiiiai, t. a. el 11. lo prcwne, inia;;iiie.
l'n'Mippc.>tr, prii-si'ip- )li-zai, '■. a. I,' pi;-yii/>p,iu\
I'lisuppi'silion, |>rat-sûp-i>li.ze-s)ii»(,y; praiippoMiioii.
I'rcMiri;. prai-zfir.y rennet. \od-.'anccd pay : par.

I Vet, e, pray, — t, a. ready, disponed ; —, m. loan :
I'rtrtentaine, pr«/«-ta;;-teii, f, cinirir I.» — , lo ramble

a ''out. ^candidate,

Pri-tcndant, prai-ta«-da<», «;. pretender; a\piraii',
l'r.teiidre, pr.ii-t.i«-<lr, t. a. el n. to pretend, claim;

intend, aspire ; maintain ; mean, aim at.
Prétendu, e, pr,ii-t.i«di1, a. prelendrd, sham; —, m,

future husband ; -c.ffiiliiie iii/r.
Prète-11'im, pr.iyt-no/i, m. he ivho lends his name.
I'rolciitii'ux, sei prai-ta;/-syiih, — z, a. asuiinnit,-. [lion.
I'rctei:tiiiii, prai-t.i«-syo;(,/; />>-?/c;mi(V/, claim, ajfccla-
I'r-^ter, pray-tai, ?•. a. el n. to lend, stretch ; — I'lireille.

.'('.çirr ear ; — scniicnt, lo take an oath ;
I'leterit, iirai-tairit, in. preterite, [comply
l'rttcri:ion, pr.ii-tai-ris-yo);,/./>t'/? )•,?(('«,
I'r.'tL-ur, prai-tiir, in. prittor.
I'rc;ciir, prny-tiir, in. lender.
I'retcxle. pral-tekst, m. pretext, pretence.
Prétexter, prai-teks-tai, v. a. lo pretend.
Pretiiitiilîe, prK/(-lai«-ta/,./.' //■;<«»«(/(;'.
Pretinta Her, pr;(A-tai»r-t,i/-a', 7'. a. to trim, setoff.
l'rélorien, ne, prai-tor-yai«, — yen, a. praetorian.
Prètr.iillc, pray-tra/,./! black coats, pi.
I'retre, pray-tr, in. priest.
Prétresse, \>x:\y-Xre^'i,f. priestess.
Irétrise, pray-triz,/". priesthood.
Preture, prai-tûr,y prcetorship.
I'reiive, \tx\\\vi,f. proof ; evidence, trial.
I'rciix, pnili. a. valiant, stout.
♦Prévaloir, pralval-war, v. n. to prevail ; S8 — , v. r. ti

lake adiiaiita^e of.
Prévaricateur, prai-wckat-iir, m. prevaricator.
Prévarii.iîiiui, prai - var - e - kali • syo;»,/! prexarication,

donble-dealinc.
Prevariquer, prai-var-e-kai, 7'. n. lo betray one's truit.
Prevenance, pr.iiv-naxss.y. kind altenlioti.
Prévenant, e, pr.ilv-ii.i»i, - t, a. fiieientint.' : kind.
•Prévenir, praiv-tiecr, v. a. to prevent, come be/ore ; an-

licipate : prejudice ; inform; se —, v. r. to be pre-
judiced. _ \vet:!ive.
Préventif, Ive, pr.Ti-va>;-fif, - iv. a. — ivenient. ad pre-
I'r.^veiitinn, prai-va//-syn«,y; piaenlion, prtiiid'.ce.
Prévenu, e, praiv-ml, a. prevented, accused.
Prévision, prai-ve-zyo//.y prevition, foresight.
•Prévoir, prai-vwar, v. a. to foresee,
l'révôt, urai-voli, »;. provost.
Prévôtal, e, prai-vot-al, a. cour — e, court-martial,
PriT^té, prai-¥oh-t3i,/./''<»îW<!fAi/.

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Pr^voyahce, pral-vwa-ya«ss,/;yo/-«»^A/, /î)rrt/w;<fA/.
Prévoyant, e, prai-vwa-ya«, — t, a. provident.
Prié,jpre-al, tn. person invited, gutst.
Prie-Dieu, ^re-ciyuh, m. praying-desk.
Prier, pre-ai, v. a. el n. to pray ; beg; invite.
Prière, pre-air,y. /♦niy^;-; request; eiUreaty.
Prieur, pre-ur, tn. prior ; —^./.prioress.
Prieurd, pre-»/i-rai, m. priory.
Primaffe, pru-inaA|, in. pripna.çe.
Primaire, pre-iiiair, a. primary, Jirsl.
Primat, pie-inah, >rt./>M//«<t/^.
Primati.-il, e, pre-inaa-yal, a. melropolilan.
Primatic, \>xe-\wi^-c,j. primacy, primatcship.
Primauté, prc-moli-tai,/; supremacy.
Prime, prun, /. prime; premium, prize; advance-
money ; dc — abord, at first sig/U ; de — saut, (ill at

once. [place; excel.

Primer, pre-mai, v. a. et n. to surpass ; have the first
Primeur, pre-mur,y". early fruits, pi.
Primevère, prim-vair.y: //-««jrcj*.
Primitif, ive, pre-me-tif, — iv, a. — ivement, ad. primi-
Primo, pre-mo, ad. firstly. \tive, original.

PrimoKtîiiiturc, \>TC-mo-\\y.\\-\\c-X(\T,/. primogeniture.
Primordial, e, prc-mor-dyal, a. — cmtiit, ad. primordial.
Prince, praiwss, ;«. prince. lori^ina/.

Princesse, prai«-sess,y: princess.
Princier, ère, praiw-synl, — r, a. p> incely.
Principal, c, prap(-se-pal, a. — euient, ad. principal,

cl ief, prime ; — , m. principal; head-master; capital

sum.
Principauté, prai«-se-poIi-tai,y: //■«■«a/a/i/y.
Princijie, prai>/-sip, m. principle ; rudiment.
Printanicr, arc, prai«-tan-yai, — r, a. cj the spring.
Printemps, prai»-ta;i, m. sprinc;.
Prior.-»t. pre-or-uh, m. priorship.
Priorité, preor-e-tai, f. pricrity.
Pris, pre, set I'rciidrc.
Prise, \iriz, y. taiujtg ; prize ; dose

posed ; — lie corps, arre.it ; Otrc aux —s, to te figlit-
Prisée, pre-zal,/; upset price. I '".','•

Priser, pre-zai, v. a. et n. to pa se, eitiinaU ; taie sniijf.
Priseur, pre-zur, tn. snuff-taker.
Prismatique, pris-mat-ik, a. prismatic.
Prisme, prism, tn. prism.
Prison, jjre-zo«,y. prison ; impiHsoitment.
Prisonnier, prc-zon-yal, tn. —ère, — r,/. prisoner.
Privatif, ive, pre-vat-if, — iv, a. —ivement, ad. privative.
Privatiuii, pre-/;di-syo;(,/' privatvm.
Privant»^, ^XG-^c>\\'\.,\\,f.fatniiiarily.
Privé, e, pre-\ai, o. private, particular ; fattiiliar ;

tame ; conseil d'état — ,priziy council ; — , tn. priiiy.
Priver, pre-vai, v. a. to deprive ; tatne ; se —, v. r. to

deprive one's self.
Priviléjije, pre-vc-laihj, tn. priiilegc.
Privilégié, c, pre-vc-laihj-yai, n. priri'cged.
Prix, l>re, tn. price ; value; ifaid ; prize; à (juclnuc

— que ce soit, at any rate.
Probabilité, pro-bab-e-le-tai,/ /ro/'.ii'x/iVy.
Probable, prcib-ah-bl, a. —ment, ad. probable, likely.
Probant, e, pro-ba>», — t, a. pyohatory.
Probatoire, Jiro-Ki-twar, a. seri'ing for trial.
Probe, prob, a. honest, upright.
Probité, prob-e-tai,y; j»ra*(0'. hotiesty.
Proliléinatiquc, prob-fai-mat-ik, a. —ment, ad. prcble-
Problème, prob-layin, tn. problem. [niatical.

Procédé, pro-sai-ciai, tn, proceedittg, process ; — s, //.

delicate tttanners, pi.
Procéder, pro-sai-dai, 7', ti. to proceed, issue ; behave.
Procédure, prosai-dûr,y; legal procedure.
Procès, pro-say, m. lawsuit, process ; action ; — verbal,

tninutes of transactions, pi.
Processif, ive, pro-ces-sif, — iv, a. litigious.
Procession, pro-ces-yo>»,/;/>»-or«jiV>j. \cessioti.

ProcessionneUenient, pro-ces-yon-ell-iiia«, ad. in pro-
Prochain, e, prosli-ai«, —en, a. next, tiearest; —, tn.

tieighbour ; — ement, ad, shortly.
Proche, prosli, a. ad. el pr. ttear, next, nigh ; hard bj^,

close to ; de — en — , gradually ; — , m. near relation,

kitisttiati.
Proclamation, pro-klam-ah-syo«,y! proclamatioti.
Proclamer, pro-klah-mai, v. a. to proclaim.
Proconsul, pro-ko;i-sûl, m. proconsul.
Procoiisulaire, pro-koH-sûl-air, a. proconsular.
Proconsulat, pro-ko;«-sil-lah, ni. proconsulship.
Procrastiner, pro-kras-te-nai, v. a. to procrastinate.
Procréation, pro-krai-ah-syox, f. procreation, getiera-
Procrécr, pro-krai-ai, f. a. to procreate, getterate. [/icti.
Procurateur, pro-kû-rat-ur, tn. procurator.
Procuration, pro-kû-rali-syo»/,/; power of attortiey.
Procuratrice, pro-kû-rat-riss,/; procuratrest, proxy.
Procurer, prok-û-rai, v. a. to procure.
Frocureur, pni-kû-iur, m. proctor, proxy ; «Uiemty,

Prodi^ralement, pro-de-fral-mn/t, ad. prodigmlly.
Prodi);alité, pro-de-gal-e-tai,/ prodigality, pro/usieH.
Prodige, pro-dilij, ttt. frodigy.

Prodigieux, se, pro-dilij-yuh, — z, a. — scincnt, ad. pro.
Prodigue, pro-dig, a. prodigal, lavish. [digtous.

Prodiguer, pro-dig-al, v. <». to vasle, lavish.
Prodrome, pro-drolim, tn. prodrome. [—, in. produitr.
Producteur, trice, pro-dûk-tur, — triss. a. ffeneratitin ;
Pro<luctif, ive, pro-dûk-tif, — iv, a. productive.
Production, pro-dflk-syo;/,/./»-orfj<rf«D«, product.
•J'roiluire, pro-dwecr, v. a. to produce ; bring , iiilri.

duce ; cause ; so — , v. r. to put one's self fonvaul.
Produit, pro-dwe, tn. product, produce, [start

Proéminence, pro-ainie-na>!ss, f. protnitietice.
Proéminent, e, pro-ai-nie-na»/, — t, a. protninent.
Prof.mateur, pro-fan-at-ur, tt%. profatier.
Profanation, pro-fan-ah-syo;/,/! profanation.
Profane, pro-fan, a. /r^<i»/*; — , tti. profane person.
Profaner, pro-fan-ai, v. a. to profattt, viotatt.
Proférer, pro-fai-rai, v. a. to utter.
Professer, pro-fes-ai, v. a. to profess ; practise ; leach.
Professeur, pro-fes-ur, tn. professor.
Profession, i>io-(es-yoti,f. profession, business,
I'rofessorat, pro-fcs-or-aJi, tn. professorship.
Profil, pro-til, tn. profile.
Profiler, pro-fc-lai, v. a. to profile.
Profit, pro-fe, m. profit ; gain ; — s, //. perquisites, ft.
I'rofitable, pro-fe-tah-bl, a. profitable.
Profiter, pro-fc-tai, v. n. to profit ; improve.
Profond, c, pro-fo«, — d, a. — émcnt, ad. profound,

deep, low.
Profondeur, \itaU>ni\\\r,f.pfofoundness,depth ; I'liyjit
Profiiscnieiit, prn-fiVzaiina»/, ad. profusely, lavishly.
Profusion, pto-<{i-','^i'n,f. profusion.
I'rogeniture, pro-lij.ii-nc-tûr, in. offspring.
Programme, pro-gram, tn. bill, list.
Progrès, pro-gray, tn.pro,i;ress. \progre.s.\i:e.

Progressif, Ive, pro-gres-sif, — iv, a. -ivement, n.i.
Progression, pro-grcs-syo;/,/; progression.
Progressiste, pro-grcs-sist, tn. progressiit.
Prohiber, pro-e-bai, v. a. to prohibit, forbid.
Prohibitif, ive, pro-e-be-tif, — iv, a. prohibitory.
Prohibition, pro-e-be-syo«,/: prohibition.
I'roie, pro-ah,y;/>-o', booty.
Projection, pro-hjek-syo>i,/;/>-(y(Pf/«ow, casting.
Projecture, pro-hjek-tûr,y". projecture.
Projet, proli-liiai, in. frofect ; plan.
Projeter, pro-lij«/(-tai, î'. a. to project, plan.
I'rolcgomt-iics, uro-lai-goiii-ayii, in. pi. prolrj^omeita, pi
Prolétaire, pro-lai-tair, tn. proletary.
Prolétariat, pro-lai-tar-yah, tn. proletatriat.
Prolifique, pro-le-fik, a. prolific.
Prolixe, pro-liks, a. —ment, ad. prolix.
Prolixtti-, pio-lik-se-tai,/l prolixity.
Prologue, prolog, tn. prologue.
Prolongation, pro-lo«-gah-syo«,y prolongation.
Prolonge, pro-Io«lij.y: lashing.
Prolongement, prolowlij-mn«, m. le>i,qlhening.
Prolonger, pro!o«-lijai, v. a. to prolong : lengthen cut;

se —, V. r. to be protracted.
Promenade, proin-nad, /. walking ; Witlk.
Promener, prom-nai, v. a. to walk; lead about: se —,

V, r. to walk ; wander ; se — à cheval, totakea ride.
Promeneur, prom-nur, tn. walker ; lounger.
Promenoir, proni-nwar, M. walk.
Promesse, yio-me^'i, f. promise ; bond.
Prometteur, pro-niet-ur, tn. —se, —\x\\z,f. promiser.
•Promettre, pro-iiiet-tr, v. a, el tt, to promise ; se —,
Promis, pro-me, see I'romettre. [v. r. to hope.

l'romiscuité, proniisk-we-tai,./C promiscuousness.
Proniiision, pro-inis-yoH,y. promise.
Promontoire, pro-mo»i-twar, m. promontory.
Promoteur, pro-mo-tur, in. promoter.
Promotion, pro-moh-syo»;, f. promotion, preferment.
•Promouvoir, pro-moo-vwar, v. a. to promote, prefer.
Prompt, e, prow, — t, a. — ement, ad, prompt, quick,

sudden ; hasty.
Promptitude, pro;/-te-tftd, yC promptitude, ouickness ;
Promu, pro-inû, see Promouvoir. [hastiness.

Promulgation, pro-mûl-gah-syo«,y; promulgation.
Promulguer, pro-niAI-gai, v. a, to promulgate.
Prône, prohn, m. Sunday sermon ; lecture.
Prôner, prohn-ai, v. a. to praise; extol; preach.
Prôiieur, proh-nur, tn. preacher; puffer ; lecturer.
Pronom, proh-iio«, tn. pronoun.
Pronominal, e, pro-noni-e nal, a. pronominal.
Prononcé, e, pro-noH-^ a. pronounced; marked;

— , tn. puirport, sente)
Prononcer, pro-noi-sai, i. el ii. to pronounce ; utltr;

tnark ; se —, v. r. to be pronounced.
Prononciation, pro-no«-syali-syo«, f, pronunciation,
Pronostic, pro-nos-tik, m, prognosUt, \fttttr»iv*»

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Pronostiquer. pro-nos-tik-ai,T. <i. lo frogiioilkatt,
i'ronosf iqueur, pro-lios-tik ir. , iii. progiiosHcator.
i'roptigaiiclc, pro-|).in-a«(/,/ profagauda.
l'ro(>iiK''''<-"'"" pro-p^yC-u'-U'. >«. propagalor, 'fusion,
i'ropajjalion, pro-pa){-ah-iyo«. /. pyopaxalifn : <lif-
i'rop.itjcr, pro-pahj-ai, i'. a. tt sc —, 7'. r. (0 prvfai^att :
I'roi.eii'.ion, pro-paw-sioii,y. proptitsity. \sprtati.

i'rDplicte, pro-fi>yt, tii. prophet.
I'roplictesbC, pro-fai-tcss,/ //-('//(c/i-jj.
rrophelie, pro-fai-se.y. prophecy.
I'ro|)li<:tiiiue, pro-fai-tik, a. —incut, ad. prophttical.
i'roplietiser, pro-fai-tc-zai, v. a, to prophesy, predUI.
I'ropice, j)ro-piss, <t. propitious.
i'ropitiation, pro-pis-yah-syo;/, f. propitiation.
Propitatoirc, pro-piss-yal-war, a. propitiatory.
Proportion, pro-por-syow, f, proportion ; a — , en — ,

ptopjrtienably. [a/ity.

rroportionnalite, pro-por-syon-al-e-tal, /. proportion-
i'ro,>ortioniicl, Ic, pro-por-syon-ell, a. —lenient, ad.

pi-o/>ortioiuil. [portion.

Proportionnément, pro-por-syon ai-ni.-i«, ad. in pro-
Proportionner, pro-por-!,yun-ai, z: a. to proportion, ad-
just.
Propos, pro-poh, m. tali, diseonrse, purpose : de —
délibéré, purposely ; à — , to the purpose ; season-
ably : ."» tout —, at every tut n.
Proposable, pro-pu-zah-bl, a. Jit to be proposed.
i'r.iposant, pro-poli-za«, in. student in divinity.

I'riipober, pro-poh-zai, v. a. to propose ; offer ; motion ;
■,ij —, V. r. to purpose, intend.

Priipo.iition, pro-poli-zc-syo;;,/; proposition ; motion.

i'npre, propr, a. — incnt, ad. proper, ou 11 ; very ; Jit,
ijiialijied ; clean ; —, m. property ; asoir en —, to
iU'U ; -s,//. real properly.

Propret, te, pro -pray, — prct, a. spruce.

l'ruprcté, pro-pr-t.ii,y; cleanness ; spriiceness.

i'ropriélaire, pro-prcai-tair, m. et j'. proprietor ; pro-
frietress ; landlord, landlady.

Propriété, pro-prc-ai-tai,y: properly.

l'ror.ita, pro-rah-tali, ad. an -, in proportion to.

Prcjrojjatif, ive, pro-ro-mt-if, — iv, proro,i;at:ve.

I'roro^Mtion, pro-ro-jjah-syo»,y." proroxaliun.

I'roroijcr, pro-rohj-ai, :■. a. to prorogue, prolouj^.

Prosaiiiue, pro-zali-ik, a. prosaic.

l'ro>;itenr, pro-zat-iir, m. prose-.rriter.

I'ro'.criptciM', pros-krip-tnr, ;/;, proscriber.

I'roscription, pros-kriii-syo«,y. proscription.

'I'roscrire, pros-krcer, v. a. to proscribe, banish.

I'roscrit, pros-kre, m. outlaw.

Prose, proliz,y; prose.

Proselyte, pro-zai-lit, m. proselyte.

Proscl>tisnie, pro-zaile-lism, m. prosctytism.

Prosodie, pro-zod-c,/: prosody.

Prosojiiiue, pro-zod-ik, a. prosodical.

Prospectus, pros-pek-tûs, m. prospectus.

Prospère, pros-pair, a. prosperous.

Prospérer, pros-pai-rai, v. 11. to pivsper, thrive ; faire
—, 10 render prosperous.

Prospérité, pros-pai-re-tai,y; prosperity.

Proaornation, pros-tair-nali-syo;/, J., rrosternenient,
pros-tair-n«A-nia>/, m. prostration.

se Prosterner, pros-tair-nai, z: r. to prostrate one's self.

l'ro'ïtituer, prus-ti-tiVai, v. a. to prostitute.

Prostitution, proste-tû-syo;/,y; prostitution.

Prostration, pros-trali-syo«,/. prostration.

Prote, prot, m. overseer, /orenian.

Protecteur, pro-tek-tnr, tn. protector : patron.

Protection, pro-tek-syo/r././cViW/o»! .■ p.itroiia^e,

I'rotectorat, pro-tck-tor-ali, in. proteclorship.

Protectrice, pro-tek-triss.y; patron -ss.

Protege, e, pro-tai-hjai, a. dependant.

Protéfîer, i)ro-tai-lijai, %•. a, to protect, patronise.

Protestant, e, pro-tcs-ta», — t, a. protestant.

Protestantisme, pro-tes-ta/r-tisni, «;. protestantism.

Protestation, pro-tcs-tah-syo;/, /. protestation ; profes-

Protester, pro-tes-tai, v. a. et n. to protest, vow. [sion.

Protêt, pro-tay, m. protest.

Protocole, pro-to-kol, m. protocol.

Proioiiotaire, pro-to-no-tair, in. protonoiary.

Prototype, pro-to-tip, m. prototype.

Protuberance, pro-tA-bai-ra«ss,/ protuberance.

Protuteur, pro-tii-leur, in, protutor,

Proue, proo, /, provu, stem.

Prouvable, proo-vali-bl, a. provable.

Prouver, proo-vai, v. a. to prove, betoken.

Proveiliteur, pro-vai-de-tur, in, proveditor, oi'erseer.

Provenance, prov-naHss,/. productions, pi.

Provenant, e, prov-na«, — t, a. proceediiij;;, issuing:

Proveade, pro-va«d,y; / rovender.

•Provenir, pro-v;</i-neer, v. n. to proceed.

Proverbe, pro-vairb, tn. proverb.

Proverbial, c, pio-vair-be-al, a, — ement, ad. proverbial.

! Providence, pro-ve-da«ss.y;/rjt'/Vi'(';/<-^.
' I'rovidenticI, le, pro-ve-da«-syel, a. provi.iential.
: I'ruvi);neHicnt, pro-vin-y^-ninK, ;//. pnK'ininç:
I'rovijjner, pro-vin-yal, t'. w. toprovine, mu'tliply.
I'rovni, pro-vai»(, m. layer of a vine.
Province, pro-vai»/ss,/. piovince.
Provincial, e, pro-v.ti;;-syn!, a, protnncial ; eoimlrji

lite ; — , III, country xentlemau ; prirvincial.
I'r jvincialjit, pro-vai«-syal-ali, m. pnn'incialship.
I'roviiicialiMne, pro-vai/r-syal-isni, in. provincialism.
I'rovisenr, pri>-ve-zur, tn. head-master.
Provision, pro-ve-zyo/r, y. provision, stoct ; grant i

p.ir — , provisionally, [visional,

rovisi.innel, Ic, pro-ve-zyon-ell, a, —lenient, ad, pro-
I'rovisoire, pro-ve-zwar, <i. —ment, ad. provisional,

temporary.
Provisorat, pro-ve-zor-nli, in. head-mastership.
Provocateur, pro-vok-at-r.r, m. proT.oker.
Provocation, pro-vo-kali-syo«,/; pnn'ocation.
I'rovixpier, pro-vo-kai, v. a. to provoke.
Proximité, prok-se-ine-tai,/. pro.ximity, nearness.
I'rudc, priid, a. prudish ; —,J'. prude.
I'riulcniiiieiit, prù-dani-a«, aii. prudently, discreetly.
Prudence, pri.-daHss, / prud:iice.
I'rudenl, e, prrt-da«, — t, a. prudent,
I'riiilcrie, \aw\-tc, J. prudery, deinnreiiess.
I'ruil iKiinie, priVdume,./! uprightness, probity,
I'l lid lioininc, prù-dijin, in, honest man ; judge,
I'lUiie, prûn.y; plitin.

I'niiic.iu, prùiioli, in. prune, dried plum,
I'riiiiel.iie, pron-l.iy,/l plum-orchard.
Prunelle, pnVnel,/. sloe ; eyeball.
Prunellier, pri'i-nelc-ai, in. sloe-tree,
I'riniier, pn"iii-yai, in. plum-He-.
rniiit, ptàrc, m. pi iinrn.e, itchinx'.
l's.iltériun, psal-lai-ryo;;, ;;/. pjal.'cry,
I'siuiue, psoliui. III. psali:i.
l*.s.iutier, pboh-tyai, in. psalm-book.
Pseudonyme, psirii-doiiim, 1». pseudonymous.
Psyché, pseshai,/; dressi ng-glas w
Psycliolojjie, pse-l;ol-olijc.y; psycholo:;y.
I'ty ilisine, (jte-.tl-ism, in. ptyalih:i,
I'll, pi1, see Paître, Po\ivo;r.
rii.iimaent, piVam-a;;, ad. stinkiiigly,
I'l uiteur, pua«-tur, y; slink.
Pubère, piVhair, a. pubescent.
Puberté, pû-bair-tai.y: puberty.
Pubescent, c, pû-bes-sa;;, — t^a. pubescent, dotimy.
Public, cpie, pfl-blik, a. — quemcut, ad. public ; —, in,
Publicaiu, pft-ble-kaiv, ni. publican. [Ilie piil'Uc.

Publication, pii-,.lc-kali-byii«, f. publiialioii.
Publiriste, pfl-ble-cist, in. publicist.
Publicité, pù-ble-se-tai,y; publicily.
Publier, piVble-ai, v. a. to publish.
Puce, \>û^s,f.Jlea ; —, a. puce-coloured.
Pucel.iije.piiii-Uhj, in. maidenhood.
Pucelle, pii-sel,y. maid, virgin.
Puceron, pûs-ro/r, m. grub.
Pudeur, pil-dur./l bashj'ulness ; shame.
Pudibond, e, pii-de-bo;/, — d, a. basiijiil ; modest.
Pudii ité, pû-(le-st-tai,.A chaslt.y. pud/city.
Pudique, piVdik, 1». —ment, ad. chaste, modes:.
Puer, pû-ai, v. n. to slink.

Piuril, e, pù-ai-ril, a. —ement, nd. puerile. ch;'!.i:j,'t.
I'll, rilité, jiiVaire-letai, /'. //(cr//;/)', chiidi\hiti-s,
l'ui,'.l,it, piVlije-lali, >;.'. /■.•/^■i//.f;/(.
l'uiiié, c, pii-e-iiai, «. .V:>«'/iV>'/ second.
Puis, piVi, ad. then, ajtei-ivaids {.see Pouvoir).
Puis^ijîo. pi1-e-zalij, in. drawing up U'aler.
Puisard, pA-e-zar, in. drainiiig-iiell,
I'liiicr, piVe-z.ii, f. a. to draiu up.
Piiisiiue, pû-iak, c. since : inasmuch.
Puissannuent, piVe-sain-a/i, ad. poiverfiilly, forcibly.
Puissance, piVe-Sii;.bS,y;/i)7tvr .yjnr ,• doiniinjii.
Puissant, e, pti-e-sa», — t, <t. powerj'ul, mighty ; e-.ier-
Puisse, pu-is, see Pouvoir.
I'uits, pu-e. III. loell ; shaft (mine).
Pulluler, pùl-lù-lai, v. n. to pullulate : multiply.
Pulmonaire, pCil-mo-nair, a. pulmeiiiary.
PuUnoiiie, pûl-mon-e, /. consumption.
Pulmoniijue, pftl-mon-ik, a. consumptive.
Pulpe, pulp, /. />«//.
i Pulpeux, se, pul-puli, — z, a. pulpoiis.
Puls.ition, piiI-sah-syo;(, y. //(/jiji'ti;;».
Pulvériu, pul-vai-rai«, ;«. priming powder : priming^
I Pulvérisation, pûl-vai-re-zan-syo«,y'. piilveriualion.
j Pulvériser, pûl-vai-re-z.-ii, v. a. to puiuerize.
\ Pulvérulent, e, pûlvai-riVla«, — t, 11. pulverulent,
I Pmuiciii, pû-me-sai/i, in. palm-oil. {friable.

I Punais, e, pû-nay, - z, a. having a stinking nose,
i Punaise, pû-nayz,./; bug.
i Puncii, po;»bh, w. /«»tt/t,

I iV/'i-.

[horn.

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Punir, pt-neet, v. a. to punish, chastisi.

Punissable, pû-ne-sali-l)!, a. piinishable.

Punition, pû-nesyoH,/ punishment.

PupiUaire, pû-pil-.iir, a.pupUUry.

Pupill-iril^, pft-pil-1ar-e-tal,y: pupilage.

Pupille, pfl-pil,//»/iV; —, m. pupil, wafd.

Pupitre, pft-pe-tr, >«. desk.

Pur, e, i)ûr, a. — cincnt, eid. pure ; gtnmn* ; clean,

tlear ; en — c perte, to no purpose, in vain.
Purée, pûr-ai,/. pea-soup, lentil-soup.
Purer, pt1-rai, v. a. to skim.
Pureté, pûr-tai,//«»-«i«j, purity ; chastity,
Purjjatir pClr-R.it-if, m. pur^^ative.
Purgation, \i([T-^i\\\-iyQn,/. purjiolion, pur^'e.
Purnatoire, pOr-tjat-war, ni. puri^atoiy.
Purjfer, pûr-hjai, v. a. to puri;e, cteanst ; clear; se — ,

■V. r, lo clear one's sel/; taie physic.
Purification, p(i-re-fe-knli-sy(i«,/. purification.
Purificatoire, nû-rc-fe-kal-war, >n. purificatory.
Purifier, pfl-rif-e-ai, v. a. to purify : st: -, v. r. to purify
Purisme, pû-riMn, ;;/. purism, '{one's selj ; i^rou, pure.
Puriste, pù-rist, m. purist
Puritain, iiû-re-tai«, m. puritan.
Puritanisme, pfl-re-tan-isni, m. Puritanism.
Purpurin, e, pfir-pilr-ai»/, —in, a. purplish.
Purulence, \it^-xi\-\i\n<i'i, /. purulency, suppuration.
Purulent, e, pû-rû-la«, — t, a. purulent.
Pus, pil, «I. pus, matter (see Pouvoir).
Pusillanime, [)ù-zil-lan-im, a. —ment, a.i. pusillanimous.
Pusillanimité, pû-zil-lan-c-ine-tai,/: //o///<i /;/".;.'>■.
Pustule, pûs-tQl,//«i/"/<'.
Pustuleux, se, prts-till-uli, — z, a. pustulous.
Putatif, ive, pû-tat-if, — iv, a. putative.
Putois, pû-twa, m. polecat.
l'utréfaction, pù-traifak-syo»»,./. puirt/a.tion.
i'utréfier, i)ù-trai-fe-al, v. a. to puirejy ; su —, f. r, to

putrefy, grow rotten.
Putriile, pfl-triil, a. putrid.
Putridilé, piVtre-de-tai.A putridiiess.
l'yijinée, pi^-mai, m. pij;»n', d7i'arf.
Pyramidal, e, pc-rame-d il, a, pyramidal.
Pyramidi», pe-r.am-icj,y; pyramid.
I'yrite, pe-rit,y: pyrites.

l'yrotei:liiiie, pe-ro-tek-nc,./. pyrotechnies, pi.
Pyrotecliiuquc, pe-ro-tek-nik, <i. pyrole, huait!. [tic.

Pyrrhonicn, nc, pir-ron-y.ii«, —en, a. pyrritonean, seep-

Q

Quatrièr^e, Icat-recm, a. —incut, ad. foiirt.t
fourth, I'ourth part, fourth story.

euatricnn.ii, e, k.it-re-eii-nal, .». i/uairieunal.
u.iyaifc, k.ii-alij, tn. icharfage.
yue, kuh, pn. -iriiom, tvhuh; t/iit, n'hcit ; — ,

c. Ihf

Quadragénrtire, kwad-rliaj-ai-nair, a.forlyyfars old,
yuadratjésimal, e, kwad-ralij-ai-ze-mal, a. quadrui^esi-

mal.
(luadragésiine, kwad-r.alij-ai-zlm,_/; i/uadra,^csiina.
«Juadrat, kwail-rah, ;«. quadrate.
Quadrature, k\vad-rat-ûr,./: quadrature ; clock-ivork.
Quadrille, kad-ri/, >«. elf. quadrille. [— , m. ifuadrup,-d.
Quadrupède, kwadrù-ped, a. quadruped. Jour-Zholed ;
Quatlruple, kwad-rd-pl, a.fouifo d : --, m. quadruple.
Quadrupler, kwad-n'i -plai, !'. a. to quadrtiplicale.
Quai, kai, m. quay, k\-y, loharf. \

yuaiche, kaysli../! ietcli.

Hu.iker, kwali-kr, m. quaker.
qualification, kal-c-le-kah-syo«, /; qualification.
Qii.alilier, kal-c-fe-ai, v. a. to qualify ; call ; se — , ': r.

to call one's self,
(Qualité, kal-e-tai, f. qualify ; char.i.tcr : persniinci do

— , gentlefolks. _ jjiisiiii'.'i — . hoiv Ion,!',. ^

Quand, ka«, c. when; if: — momc, thou^'h, ervii ly . '
Quant, ka;/, ad. — k, as to, as for.

Quantième, ka«-tycm, a. irhat day {of the }iint'h\:
Quantité, ka«-te-tai,_/; y/dj;;,';/!'. \ichal pl.ue.

Quarantaine, kar-a«-tcii,.A quarantine.
Quarante, kar-ai;t, n. forty.
iiiiaranlièiiie, kar-a«-tycin, a. fortieth.
Quart, kar, jn. quarter ; fourth p.tr! : watch : — de
Quartaut, kar-toli, m. quarler-cask. [cercle, quadrant.
Quarte, kart,./, quart ; fourth. [Juindyed\.

Quarteron, kar-tro;;, tn. quarter (of a pound or of a
Quartier, kart-yai, m, quarter; ward; h — , asid ,

Jipart ; — maître, m. quar'crinast/r ; paymaster.
Quartz, kwartz, m. quartz.
ijuartzenx, se, kwartz-uh, — z, a. quarlzy.
Quasi, kaz-e, aH. almost ; — , tn. fillet of zeal.
Quateriie, k.at-air«, >n. quaternion.
Quatorzaine, VeA-ax-zew, f. fort nit; lit ,
Quatorze, kat-orz, n. fourteen ; Jourleemh.
Quatorzième, kat-or-zyeiii, a. —incnt. ad. fourteenth.
Quatrain, kat-rai/i, m. quatrain, [jcurs ; — , in.fou-:
Quatre, katr, «. four ; fourth ; à-- pattes, upon all
Quatre-teiiips, katr-ta«, m. pi. Umber Week.
Q lia I r.;- vingt 5, katr-vai», m, eighty, fours^ort.

kuh,pn. wi
than, if, when; till, until; lest, since ; but ■
ivhert ; because : whether; how, how tnuJi. hn
many ; why, only.

Quel, le, kcl, a. ichat ; tel —, such as it is, indifffiK-

Quelconque, kel-ko«k, pn. whatei'er, whafson.r,

Quellenieiit, kel-m.i»/, ad. tellement —, so.\o, middlii:;

Quel<iuc, kel-k(//r, a. et ad. some ; any ; wlialnfr,

wluitsoerer ; howerir, howsoever ; — clmse, smu-

thing ; — peu, soniewhat.

\ Q,ieli|nofois, Kclk;(//fw,i, ad. sometimes, now and /lien

' QiieliiiruM, e, k<;l-ku>;, — kim, a. some, any, so'iiiOm,.

I auil'ody ; (lueUiiies-iins, some, so/ne people.

Qiren-dira-t'on, k.w/-de-r.it-o;;, in. public talk,
I Qiienottc, kiihi\i)l,f. first tooth.
. Quenniiille, kuh-mmLf. diitaff; bedpost,

Qaciiduiilee, k»//-m>o/-ai,./i distaff-Jul.
I (Jiierelle, Vuh'n.X, f. quarrel.

I Quereller, k»/(-rel-ai, v. a. et n. to quarrel with, ^ccli
se — , V. r. to quarrel, wrangle. (»h. quarrt.t.r,

I Qaereliciir, se, k»//rel.iir, -uliz, a qu.irmsonif . ,
I ija-jrir, kai-rcer, :■. a to/etch : aller —, logo and la.a,
! Q le tetir, k»us-tur, in. questor. Ive.ir — to com: /i,
I Question, kcstyo;;,/: queslioii ; query : rack : liicl.i, )
: la —, to torture ; mettre en --, to quesltou.

«Jm-stionn.iire, kes-tyun-air, m. torturer.

Que-,tiMiiiRT. kes-tyon-ai, Z'. i». to question.
\ QUisliiiiMuur, kes-tyon-ur, m. questioner, inqiiiier
, «,' icst'ire. kvves-trtr.y: questorship.
' i}\i'te. k.iyf, y: quest, search ; rake.

ij.iner, kay-lai, 7). a. et n. to go in search of, hunt i ■:

' make a collection, beg. (./i,,i .•

QiiV.eur, kay-tur, m. one that makes a collection, «;<,.

•J'leiie, knii,/'. tail: stem ; end ; train : cue: hini.ir.
— I — , one by one ; faire — , to stand in a tin'.

ijm uer, kuh-tai, 7'. n. to cue.

'Juiiix, kuh, in. cook : whetstone.

>Jui. ke,/». who, whom ; which, that ; \ —, to -I'r::

' •whose : — que ce soit, whoever, whosoever.

(lui. I, kwe-ali, III. être ,^ — , to be at a stand : UR-ttrc i

Qiiihus, kwe-l>ûs, in. money. [— , to put to a j.'ir/i

Quicuiii|uo, ke-ko;(k,/«. whoever, ivhosocver.

Quidam, ke-d.i;», >ii. certain man, certain pfn.n,
quidiine, kc-d.in, / certain woman.

Quiesteut, e, k*ees-sa;;, — t, a. silen',

Quijtude, ke-.ti-tiKl,/". i/uietii.le, quietness, peace.

•Juillane, kiA.ilij, in. keelage.

Quille, ki/,y; keel ; pin : skittle ; jeu de — s, ninr/ius,

',)iMller, ki/-ai, v. u. to throw /or partners.

Qiiilletle, ki.'-et,/. sallow-slip.

Jullller, ki/-ai, in. square for ninepins ; set of nine fins.

<>uincaille, kai«-ka/,/". hardware, ironware ; copp:r.

Quincaillerie, kai«-ka/-re,y: hardware. [;.

Quincaillier, k.ii;/-ka/-ai, m. hardwareman, im.'

ijiiine, kin, m. quint. [inc»j;<y

Quinine, ke-nin,y. quinine.

Quinniiajjeiiaire, k\vai«-kwalij-ai nair. a.fifty year^il

Quinqiieiin.il, e, k\v.ii):-kwen-nal, a. quini/u,nnia!.
Quinquet, kai;;-kay, in. argand-lainp.
Quint, kai;(, a. the fifth.
ijuiiit line, kai«-ten,y! quintiin.
<JuiMt.ll. kaJH-tal, m. hui'.lied. weight.
(jiiinte, kai;/t,,/. quint ; fifih ; maggot; violen! ,eu;'.i.
i.Hiinte.ssence, k.ii;;-tes-sa»s>,,/. quintessence.
Ijuintossencier, kai.v-les-s.i/(-'.yai. v. a. ct >i. to ref.nf;
(.Hiintctto, k\vai>/-tet-tcili, m. qiiintetto. [A' ;ii r

(juiiUeu'c, so, kai</-tiili, — z, a. whimsical, maggo'y.
Ijiiintuple, kwai/Mii-pl. a. quintuple, fi;-efotd.
Quintii|iler, kwai«-tii-plai, -v. a. to quintuple.
ijuinzaine, kai>i-zen, Ây?//^!'»» : fortnight. [d.:}

Quinze, kai/rz, n. fifteen ; fifteenth : --, m. fiftmn
Quinzième, kai>»-zyem, a. —ment, ad. fifteenth :
Quiproquo, ke-pro-koh, m. mistake. '^fifteenth fail
(Juilt.ince, kc-ta>iss,y; quittance, discharge, rtceift.
Quittancer, ke-ta>/-sai, ir. a to write a receipt.
Quitte, kit, a. quit ; free : rid; — .\ — , tit for tat.

tenir — , to acquit, release.
Quitter, ke-tai, v. a. to quit, leai'e ; gi-.'e up, r'i'O-
Quitus, kwe-tfls, m. full discharge, [forsake: dinh.i\
(Jiioailler, kwaAai, v. n. to sluxke the tail.
Quoi, kwa,/>>/. which, that which ; what, wh.i!e:';

— qu'il en soit, be it as it >nay ; — , tut. what ' *"
Quoique, kwa-k»/;, c. though, although.
(Juclihet, kol-ebay, m. quibhle, jest, pun.
Quote-part, kot-par,y; quota, share.
Quotidien, ne. kut-id-y.iiri, —yen. a. quotidian, (/.i;.'.r.
Quotient, Kos-ya>i, m. quotient,
1 Quotité, ko-t«-tai,/. quota.

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R 1I..I. ha(î«, ral)-au»h.>lij, »/». timomi iv/iV./iVd. f//ii;ir. '
K.iiikhcr, rah-aii-bliai, :■. n. to iiiai-e lircMunt r>ftii-
Krtl'n.lieric, r.il)-au-.h-rc,yl tiicsoint lefetilionx, fi.
Kili.lJieiir, r.il)-.iiisli-ur, in. — ac, — bliiu, yl ^•iii lilto

i,i.iiuS lireSLiine nfftilioii.t.
K.iii.iis, r.il)-ay, >ii. abuli intnl : dcJiftion. [iiifitf.

k.il'ai-.scpiifiit. r,il)-.iy-siiia«, i/l. lii/'irnatiioi ; iih,He-
K.il'-iissi:r, rab-.iy-sai, i: a, to ioiccr; ,it/>i-iii,uc ; \

Il :• mille.
K.ili.il. ral>-al), >«. imthmJ ; ti/'fini; ; — juio, ;«. c/int '
K,il>.itta^;c, r il)-at-uilij. '"■ liiiiin.'ion. titty ['I'./'i''.

kahatt'i:, rab-attr. v. .». e! n. '«' l-f'it ,1i<7Vii ; abate . .

Iiiiii aside, f.iryy ; huiKh:- : — k' cinim-t, Ci> c'l.-ii- ]

I'h's /ra'i'i.,' ; sc —, v. r. t,i lome iIjtih ; y.u'l

ii/','ii ; iili^lit ; ihi.aiit. \

K.iMiiii, r.il>-ai;i, tn. ni/</'i, ia!'/':ii. [Jul/.

k.il'clir, rab-ay-teer, t. <i. e.' 11. t.> iii.tte sttifiit ; I'lvm
KUi'.e. ral)-bl, >ii./iaii o/ahuie; rake; sliiin-; —>, '

fl jloor-timhers, fl.
R\|iUi, e, rali-blil, a. slroit.;-baik,\i.
K.ilii.nnir, r.ib uii-eer, K a. tt >i. to improve: 'uiome
l<;l'ut, rab-iih, m. flaue. {better.

Kilintcr, rab-o-tai, v. a. to flaue : f<ol:sh.
Kabotciir, rabot-iir, >n. mouUiiUf^-f'laiier.
K.iliiiteiix, bc, rab-ot-tuh, - z, a. inie^'en, /-«„■:.•<•,/.
R.il'i,>ii|irir, rab-roo-v,'rccr, v. 11. et se —, v. r. to groiu
K„liuuiilerc:, rab-iiol-air,/. burrow. [itiiiiteU.

K.iiiroucr, rab-rooai, ''. a. to snub,

fiaciL'e, r.ik-alij. '«. farrel. .

Kacaille, rak-a/,y; rabble : tnislt.

Kaccomiii<Hla;;c, rak-oin-oil-alij, m. meniiiiv^,t>atchint;. I
kacccmimoileiin.nt, rak-om-o<liiia»/, tii. reioiiciliittioii.
K.iccdiniiiodcr, rak-oin-i'd-ai, v. a. to mend, re/air;

Diiike amends ; recontile. \

Kaccoiiiminleiir, rak - 0111- (xl-ur, ;//. --se, — iihz, ./; j
kaccoril, rak-<ir, m. l'oinim:. [mender, patcher. [

kaccuriler, rak-cr-tlai, v. a. to liTel, adjust; reconcile. |
Raccourci, rak-dur-soe, in. abnd/^inent ; en —, brie/ly.
Raccourcir, rak-ucir-scer, r. a. et n. to shorten : ,
,i/'nd,,'e, abbieviale. [abridx'inent. '

RaccDuVcibbCUicut, rak-oor-siss-maH, «1. sliortenut;: ; .
su R.iccoutuiutr, rak-oo-tù-ui ai, v. r. to use one's s,:/ .
Raccroc, rak-roli. tn. lucky Int. [a^uiin. I

Riccniclior, r.ik-rosh-ai, v. a. to hook aj^ain ; recover; ,
be —, ;'. r. to catch at ; recover one's losses. |

Rate, rass,/ race ; breed.
Racli.it, rasliali, in. redemption, recovery. I

RacliLlablc, rasli-tall-bl, a. redeemable. \

K.i^liLtcr, rash-tai, -■. a. to buy a/^^ain : redeem ; bC —,
; . »■. to free one's self; be made up /'or.

Racliituiuc, rash-e-tik, a. rickety.

k.icliitis, rasli-o-tis, tit. rickets, pi.

Kaciuu, ras-iii,y". root.

kacic, ra-kl,y". scraper.

Racier, ra-k:ai, v. a. to scrape ; clean.

R.iclcur, rak-klur, in. scraper, badjiddler.

kacloir, rok-lo-alir, in. scraper.

Kacli'ire, ra-klû-alir,/: strickle.

Raclure, ra-klùr,y; scrapings, pi.

k.iculanc rak-oi-alij, >n. kidnapping:

Racoler, rak-ol-ai, v. a. to kidnap.

K. colour, rak-ol-ur, tit. kidnapper.

R conter, rak-o« tai, v. a. to relate, tell.

K. conteur, rak-o;/-tur, itt. relater, teller.

Ri cornir, rak-or-noer, v. a. to make hard ; se —, ?■. r.
t<i;ro;v hard. [iiess.

Ra uiriiissenient, rak-orniss-ma«, m. hardness, tough-

se kacqultter, rak-e-tai, v. r. to win back again ;

kacle, rail,/ road (for ships). [retrieve a loss.

Racieau, r,icl-oli, tn. raft; Jloat.

Racier, racl-ai, v. a. to bring into a road ; strike (a

Radeur, rad-ur, tn. salt-meter. [measure).

R.idiation, rad-e-ah-syou,y; radiation ; erasure, cross.

Radical, e, rad-e-kal, a. — eiiient, ad. radiiat ; — , tn.

Radicule, rad-e-kûl, /; radicle. [radical.

Radier, rad-yai, v. a. to efface.

Radieux, se, rad-yuh, — z, a. radiant, shining;.

Radis, rad-e, m. turnip-radish.

Radoire, rad-war,y. strickle.

R.idotajje, rad-o-tahj, m. dotage, idle talk.

Radoter, rad-o-tai, v. n. to dote, rave,

Radoterie, rad-o-tre,y^ idle talk.

Radoteur, rad-o-tur, tn. dotard.

Radoub, rad-oob, in. refitting.

Radouber, rad-00-bai, v. a. to refit, repair.

Radoubeur, rad-oo-bur, in. calker.

Radoucir, rad-00-seer, v. a. to so/ten, apfean ; SC —,
V, r. to so/ten, grow miM.

Radoucissement, r.ail-nn-siss-ina«, iti. so/ttniug : mitt'
Kafale. raf-al. /. s./uall. [galimi.

Kalteriuir, raf-air-iiicer, v. a. to harden ; con/tint ; »o

—, V. r. togrow stronger.
KaHeriiiissemeiït, r >f-aifiiii''S.mai;, in. sfrengtheiiiiig :
l\art'lll,l^;e, raf-e-ii.ilij, ui. le/ining. [contirinafuiu,

K.ilMiie, e, rafcHal, ei. refined ; n'erer, ski'./ul.
Kallmcmciit, raf iii-i:ia»;, in. re/ir.ement.
Ka'finer, raf-c-n,ii, v. ,1. ct n. to refine ; be crtlica! ; se

. "'. r. to groiv in.^re knotving.
li.itliacrie, M(-iii-rc,y. sugar-bakehouse.
killiiieur, r,if-e-mir, m. refiner ; sugar-baker.
k.illoler, raf-iil-ai, v. n. to be passionately fond of dole
Katie, rali-ll. /. grape stalk ; ra'fie (./;■ r). [on.

Kailer, r.ili-llal, t. a. to s.cetp anay.
Uafraicliir, ral-ray-sliocr, i'. a. et n. to rePresh ; reneiv ;

gi,'W cool; so —, »'. r. t.< coo',xrj7v cool ; l>f refreshed.
Kafraichissomcnt, r,if-r,iy-bhls-iiiaH, in. re/reshnunt ;

— >, //. pro: i', ions, pi.
K.i;,' iillardir, r,i»;-.i/-ar-deer, 1: a. tosivtjoy, enliven.
K.ii,'o, ralij,/; rage, m.idness.
K.i^jot, e, raji-oli, — t, a, dumpy.

Ka,,'<)l'lt, ra;;-Oo, in. ragout; iii.rii.'ive. [pleasing.

Kj-;ootant, c, raijoo tax, — t, a. savoury, relishing;,
Iv.nîoùter, r.in-<'"-l.ii, v. a. to rei'ive one's stomach.
Un^r.ifcr, ran-raf-.ii, 7: a. to clasp agiiin.
Uaijraiulir, rai;-ra;/ deer, v. a. to enlarge again,
1; i:;récr, ra^-raiai, v. a. to new-front, prune,
Kai;réiiieiit, rau'rai-ina;(, tn, new-fronting ; pruning,
K.ilde, red, see Roide.

l<aii\ ray,y! line'; streak; furrow ; skate.
Kaifort, rayfor, in. horseradi\h.

Railler, r;i/-ai, v. a. et 11. to banter. Jeer, joke ; se —,
•. r. to laugh at, mock,j.<ke. [in good earnest.

Raillerie, ra/-re, /i raillery, mockery. Joke ; — apart,
R.iilleur, se, raZ-ur, — z, 1». bantering ; Jeering ; — , in.
K.iinure, ti\y-nî\r, J. groove. [banterer, Joker.

Raiponce, rai-po»'ss, /! rainpion.
Kaire, raib v. it. to bellow (slag).
Kiis, ray, nt. spoke.

Raisin, My-zai«, in. grape ; — sec, raisin.
K.iisiné, r.iy-zc-nai, in. confection of grapes.
Raison, xi\y-ziin,f. reason; sense; motive. Judgment :
satisfaction ; en — , in a ratio ; en — de, in propor-
t if II to; comme de — , as it is fit : (jour — de quoi, »«
luhich account ; livre de — , hook of accounts ; avoir — ,
to be in the right : rendre —, to account for.
I^aisonnable, ray-zon-ah-bl, a. — nicnt, ad. reasonable,

just: tolerable.
k lisonne, •, ray-zonai, a. rational ; methodical.
Raisonnement, ray-zon-ma«, m. rea toning; argument.
Raisonner, ray-zonai,-'. ;/. to reason ; argue.
Raisonneur, ray-zou-ur, tn. reasoner ; arguer.
Rajeunir, rahj-uji-iiecr, v. a. et it. to make young; grmv
young again. [again.

R.ijeiinisscnient, ralij-uh-niss-ina>f, in. growing young

R.ijustement, rahj-ûst-ina;;, m. adjustment ; reconciU-
inent.

Rajuster, rahj-ûs-tai, 7'. a. to adjust ; reconcile ; se —,
Ï'. r. to put one's self to rights. [throat.

R.lle, raul, R,llement, raul-nia«, in. rattling in the

Ralentir, ral-e>i-teer, v. a. to abate, slacken ; mitigate:
I se —, V. r. to slacken, relent. [lenting.

' Ralentissement, ral-a;/-tiss-nia«, in. slackening ; re-
! R.'iler, rau-lai, v. n. to rattle *i the throat.
I Ralinfjue, ral-aixg,/. bolt-rope.

j Ralinguer, ral-ai;/-^,'ai, v. a. to fasten bolt-ropes to a sail.
I Ralliement, ral-e-ma»,/". rallying.
■ R.dlicr, ral-e-ai, % a. et se —, v. r. to rally.

R.dlonffement, ral-o;(lij-ma«, tn. lengthening;.

Rallon^,'or, ral-o«-hjai, v. a. to lengthen.

Rallumer, r.il-iVmai, r. a. to light again, rekindle; '?<!
—, -,'. r. to kindle again.

Ramajje, rani-ahj, m. -warbling : prattle.

R.iniajier, ram-atij-ai, v. n. to warble, chirp.

K.im.iltjrir. rani-ay-t,'rcer, v. a. et n. to make lean
again ; grow lean again.

Ramas, ram-au, in. heap ; pack.

Ramasse, ram-ahss,/ sledge.

Ramassé, e, rani-ali-sal, a. thickset.

Ramasser, ram ah-sai, v. a. to pick up ; gather; cvjf;
se — , f. r. to assemble.

Rainasseur, rani-ah-siir, tn. sledge-driver.

Ramassis, rani-ah-se, in. confused collection.

Rame, ram.y. oar; ream; stiik, prop.

Ramé, e, rani-ai, a. rowed ; boulet —, bar-shot.

Rameau, ram-oh, tn. bough, branch. [arbour.

Ramée, rani-ai,/: branc/us with leaves on, pi. ; green

Raniend^r, ram-a«-dai, v. a. tt ;«. to mend; loivir
(prices.

Ramener, ram-nai, v. a. to bring again ; bring iacA,

Ramequiii, ram-Hai», m, wtlsH ràhpit.

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Ramcr, ram-al v. a. et u. tj siut (peas) ; rajv.
Kaineur, runi-ur, m. rcivtr,
Riiinctix, se, ramtih, — z, a. branchy.
Raiiiiof, Miiiy»i, m. riii^dn'e. ■
Ramification, min-c-fc-k.ili-syo;/,/. rami'/îctition.

5t K.iinifier, r.uiie-fyal, v. r. to tami/y, br.tnc/i out.
l.imillc-., raiii-i/, /: //. small s/iits; ft.
i.iminijuc, r.ini-,ii«^;li, a. resty.
k.iiiioitir, r.im-w.i-tccr, v. a. to damp; sc —, f. r. to

grmv damp.
Ramollir, r,iiii-ol-cer, r'. a. A' sp/ttii ; se —, v. r. !,< f,'i;rw
Rainollisbaiit, e. rain-ol-e-s.i»/, — t, a.emoliteiit. [iii/ler.
Rainona(;e, rani-o-nalij. '". sivffpiiit;.
Kaiii'^iier, raiii-o-ii:ii, x: n. to suci'P.
RaiiiDiiciir, ram-o-mir, >n. (himiiey-siutrper.
Raiiipr, ra»;p./. haliistrndf : ilope.
R.im;i<'iiieiit, ra/(p-iiia//, m. irffp'tiir.
Ramper, rii»; -pai, v. ii. loiti-rp, innvt.
Kaiiiiirc, raiii-ùr,/'. firaii/irs; horns, pt.
Raiici:, raxss, a. rancid, rusty.
Randier, ra/z-sliai. w. ladder.
Ranciilitë, raxso-di; tiii,/ rantidily.
Rancir, ra«-secr, T'. ii. to );nnv rusty.
Ranclssiirc, ra<(-cisfir, A r,xiicidity.
Rançon, raw-sow, «;. ransom.

Rcçciincnient, ra</-wn-in;a'/, ni. ransoming: exaction,
RançirMiicr, rax-Sun-.ii, :\ a. to ransom, oxicrchar^e.
Kançnnnciir, ra»/-S()n-iir, m. txlortiono.
Kancmir, rax-kiln, /I rancour, spile.
Rancunier, ùro, ra>/-krin-yai, — r, a. ranconvis, spiteful,
Ranj;, ra/i, m, row; rani; rale; niftlrc au —, to

raui ; sc mettre sur les —s, to put in/or.
Rannée, rav-lijai./l rv7i; rant ; /He.
Ranjjcr, ra>»-lijai, i: a. to raui,'e; rani, place; personne
rannëe, orderly person ; — la ii'.tc, to coast at<>n^' ,• se
— , V. r. to place one's self; make room ; se — (lu côto
«le (J., to side iril/i one.
Ranimer, ranc-mai, :■. a. to re-animate, restore ; se —,
Ranz, ra)/z, m. ran: {song). [ti. r. to recover.

Rapace, rap-ass, a. rapacious, rnvenotis.
Rapacité, rapas-etai,y; rapacity.
Rap;iiser, rap-ay-sai, ,'. a. to calm.
RaiKJtclIc, rap-at-cl,y: hair-cloth.
Rapatriage, rap-at-rc-alij, in. recon ilement.
Rapatrier, rap-at-rc-ai, -\ a, to rci.oni.iie ; sc — , v. r. to
K.ipe, raup,y'. rasp ; grater. [te raonciled.

K.lpé, ruu-ptii, >/i. rape-iviw ; taUac —, rappee.
K.lper, rau-pai, v, a. to rasp, gra'c.
Rapetasser, rap-tas-ai, f, a, lo patch up.
Rapetisser, rap-te-sai, '■. a. to lessen ; — , v. ii. et se —,

V. r. to groiv less, shrink.
Rajjidc, rap-id, a. — ment, ad. rapid, swift.
Rapidité, rap-id-e-tai,./'. rapidity.
Rapiiicer, rap-yai-sai, •'. a. to patch, piece.
Rapidcetai^c, rap-yai-stalij, >n. pafiliing, picci.ii;-.
Rapiéceter, rap-yai- ,iai, see K.ipi(*ccr.
Itapière, rapyair, /! rapier.
Rapine, rap-in, y". r*pine ; pillage,
Rapiiiier, rap-e-nai, f. a. to pil/er,

Rappareiller, rapar-cAai, ■:■, a, to match a.i^ain ; set
Rapparier, rap-ar-eai. t'. a, to pair, [sail again.

Rappel, rap-cl, m, recall ; roll-call.
Rappeler, rap-lai, T'. a. et n. tocall I'aci, recall ; remind
of; beat the call ; — ses esprits, to recollect one's self;
se — , V. r. to remember.
Rapport, rap-or, ;.'/. produce; report; tale; relation,
reference; ratio; affinity, rising (in the stoinacli) ;
par — à, 71111/1 respfct to ; pièces lie —, inlaid ivor/i ;
avoir — à, to refer to.
Rapporter, rap-or-tai, ~j. a, to bring back, fetch ; recall:
relate; cite; refer ; yield ; derive; se — , v. r. to
relate ; allude to.
Rapporteur, rap-or-tur, tn. reporter ; tell-tale.
•Rapprendre, rap-ra«-dr, v. a. to learn again.
Rapprochement, rap-rosh-nia;;, tn. draining tiearer ;

reconciliation.
Rapprocher, rap-rosh-ai, t". <T. to draiv near again ;
bring nearer ; compare ; se — , i: r. to come nearer ;
draw to'Wards a reconciliation,
Rapsodie, rap-sod-e,y; rhapsody.
Rapt, rapt, ni. rape.
Râpure, rau-pûr,J': raspings, pi.
Raquette, rak-et,/; racket.
Raqucttier, rak-et-yai, tn, racket-maker.
Rare, rahr, a. — ment. ad. rare ; thin ; slow (pulse).
Raréfier, rali-rai-fyai, v. a, et v.. to rarify ; grow thin.
Rareté, rahr-tai,/ rarity ; scarcity.
Rarissime, rah-ris-sim, a. very rare.
Ras, e, rah, — z, a. shorti ; smooth ; open (field) ; flat;

level (tneasn re) ; — , m. — de marée, race.
Rasade, rah-zad, y; bumper, brimmer.
R^sement, rah-zm^«, >«, razing.

Raser, roh-zal, t». a. fo shave ; rase, demolish ; c ''a-.';

sc — , V. r, to shave one s self; ktepclosetothe ^io:iKd
Kasolr, rah-zwar, in, razor.
Kassadc, ras-ad, f. glass-head.
Kassasie<ncnt, ras-iiz-e-max, m. satiety.
Rassasier, ras-a/yai, v. a. to sati.^/y, itoy ; se — , v. r,

to eat one's bellyful ; be cloyed with.
Rassemblement,' ras-a>«-l)l-nia'/, m. assembling ; meet-
ing ; as sembly ; crowd.
KasseaiMcr, r.is-a;/-l>lai, 7'. a. to reassemble ; colli-, i,

gather ; se —, T. r. to reassemble ; tnitster.
•Rasseoir, ras-war, v. r. to seat again ; replace : //i,

adjust ; sc — , V, r. to sit doirn again ; be settled.
U.isscroner, ras-sai-rai-nai, 7'. a. to tnakt serene;

smoot/i ; sc —, T, r, to clear up.
Rassis, c, r.is-c, — iz, a, sedate ; stale,
Kassurrer, ras-d-rai, "'. ii. to secure ; sc —, v. r. ti n-

ctrt'er one's self; settle.
R.it. rah, tn. rat ; i)iar.i;ot, whii'i.
se Kat.itinor, rat-atc-n.ii, t. r. to shrink, shrivel.
Kate, rat,/; spleen, milt.
K.ltc'.iu, rah-t'ih, ;//. rake.
K.lteli'e, rali-tl.ii,/ rakeful.
RAteler, rah-tl.ii, v. a. to rake.
R.ltcleur, rah-tUir, tn. raker.
KAtclicr, rah-tlvai, in. rack ; setoftcelh.
Iv iliT, ra-tai, f. a, et ii. to tniss,flas/i in the pan.
Katiirc, rat-yair, / rat-trap.
Katitication, r itf-fe-kahsyi)«./; rati/ication.
Ratifier, rat-if yai, v. a. to ratify, coiijirm.
Ratine, rat-in. /'. ratteen.

Ration, rah-sy("/,/. share of provisions ; ration.
Rationalisme, rali-syonalism, tn. rationalism.
Ration. iliite, ralisynn-al-i'.t, m. rationalist.
Rationnel, le, r.ili-syonell, a. rational.
Kalisvafje, rat-esihj, in. raking.
Katisser, rat-e-s.ii, v. a, to rake ; scrape.
R.itissoire, rat-is-w.ir,./! iron-snaper.
K.itissiire, rat-e-sùr,./. scrapings, pi.
R.iton, rat-<l/^ '/;. small rat , latooii.
Rattacher, rat a-ili-ai, v. a. to fasten again ; conncil,

se —, 7'. r. to l>c fastened, fasten .
•Ratteindre, rat-.ii;/-dr, v. a. to take axain ; oi'ertai:.
K.itlciulrir, r.it-.i«-drctr, ;■. (». to soften a.i;ain.
Rattraper, r.it-r.ip-ai, 7'. a. to catch again; orertake :
R.iture, rat-fir,y; erasure, scratc/i. [rCiO'cer.

Raturer, rat-ùr-ai, v. a. to scratch out.
Raucité, roli-sc-tai,./! hoarseness,
Raucpie, rolik, a. hoarse.
Kavajje, rav-ahi, tn. ravage, havoc; mischief.

R.iva^er, rav-ahj-.ii, 7'. a, to ravage; ransack, pilliicr.

)\avayeur, rav-ahj-iir, in, ravas^er, [tion ; distraie.

Ravalement, rav-al-nia;;, tn, rough casting; liii:iii!io

R.ivalcr, rav-al-ai, f. a, to s:r.>llo7r d.'7i'tt ag^iiiii , iviijjt
cait ; dc!\ist ; sc — . v. r. to debase one's self.

Ravau(l.i;;e, rav-olid.ihi, ;;/. ':iendiiig : botciiiug.

k.iv.iiidi.'r, rav-o)i-ilai, !■. a. to mend ; botch.

Kavauilerie, rav-o)i-dre./; idle stuff'.

Rav.iudeiir, rav-oli-dur, tn. — sc, — duhz, f botcher,

l\,i\e, rnv,f, radiait. [mender; idle talker.

Ravii^ote, rave-};ot,y! ravigot.

Ravilir, rav-eleer, ;'. a. todibasc, dis,'ar,jge.

Kavin, rav-ai;/, tn. hollow ivay.
I Ravine, j.w-m.f.Jlood; hotlo7c 't'ay.

Ravir, r.iv-cci, 7'. a. to ravish, snatch a'cay ; enrap.
\ tiire ; h — , icondeifuily,

' se Raviser, rav-e-zai, 7'. ;-. to change one's mind.
I Ravissant, e, rav-e-sa>;, — t, a. ravenous, rapacious;
I charming.

{ Ravissement, rav-is-nia«, tn, rape ; rapture ; ecstasy,
\ Ravisseur, rav-e-sur, tn, ravisher.
I Ravitaillement, rav-e-ta/-n\a;/, tn. vicluallin.s; again.
I Ravitailler, rav-e-ta/-ui, 7'. a. to victual again.

Raviver, rav-cvai, v, a, to revive,
; "Ravoir, rav-o-ahr, v. a. to get again ; recover.
' Rayer, r.iy-yai, v. a. to streak ; stripe ; erase; rife.
' R.iyon, ray-yo;;, tn. ray, beam ; spoke.
■ Rayonnement, ray-yon-iiia«, m. radiation.

Rayonner, ray-yoii-ai, v, n, to radiate, beam, shine.

Rayure, ray-yûr, /; stripes, pi. ; ri/ling.

Reiictif, ive, rai-nk-tif, — iv, a. reacting.

Reaction, rai-ak-syo«,y. reaction.

Réagir, rai-ahj-eer, v. ti. to react.

Keajournement, rai-ahj-oorn-ma«, m. re-adfon ruinent.

Réiijourncr, rai-ahj-oor-nai, v. a. to re-adjoittn.

Real, rai-.i], in. real, royal.

Réalisation, rai-al-e-zah-syo;;,/; realization.

Réaliser, rai-al-e-zai, v. a, to realize.

Réalité, rai-al-e-tai,/". reality.

Réapparition, rai-ap-par-e-syo;i,y. rtappearaitct,

Kéappel, rai-ap-el, tn. second call.

Réappelçr, ral-ap-lai, v- "■ fo etflf ovfr a secotfd timt,

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Réarmer, ral-arm»!, v. a. fo^irt arms ag-adi.

Ré.issiffnalion, rai-as-sin-^ah-syo»/,/. tinv sitnimont.

KrassiKncr, rai-as-sin-yai, v. a. fa siiiniiion aj^aiii.

KéattëTer, rai-at-lai, v. a. te fui lo axavi.

Kehaisser, rwA-lMy-sal, 7'. a. .0 lowtr ai-aiit. [again.

Kclkiiulcr, r«/i-ba«-dai, v. a. to hind up again ; coct j

Kel>a|itisi:r, r«A-bat-e-zal, T. a. to hafliit anaiii. 1

K*i)arl)atif, ive, r-Ti-bar-bat-if, — iv, a. pttvish, snap-

KeliAtir, rifA-bau-CwCr, r. a. ta rehuilj. [/i-fA- :

Krbaltre, r/</ibaMr, v. a. la btat again ; rtptat ox'tr ^
an<i over again ; rirari'iit.

Rebelle, r»f/«-bcl, a. rrlxllioiis, rr/ractory ; —, »«. rtbtl. \

ic Rebeller, r/<A-bel-lal, v. n. to rebel. |

Hebcllion, rai-bel-yo«,/! rebellion.

;e Rcbét|iicr, rK/i-bal-kai, ?'. r. to be saury, be malapert.

Rebotuil, c, r«//-bo«-de, a. chubby.

RelMiiidir, ri//i-bo«-(lccr, v. n. to rebound.

Reiiondisscmcnt, r«/(-bo;i-diss-iiia«, in. rebounding. j

Kcliunl, r«/«-b(ir, >n. edge, border ; JIange.

•■e Rebutter, r«/(-bi)t-ai, v. a. to put on one's boots again. I

Reiwuchcr, r«A-bi>o-sliai, v. a. to stop again , cart [
ago ill : sc —, V. r. togro7v blunt.

•Rfbouilllr, r/(/i-l)oo/-ei.'r, v. n. to boil again.

Relxjiiisiiiie, r/'/i-boo-e-ZiiliJ, >«. tleaniir,' a hat. !

Rcbouiser, r«/«-l)oo-c-zai, v. a. to clean a hat. ]

Relxjurs, r«/«-boor, rti. tvrong side ; contrary; h — ,
an —, wrong ; on the contra ry.

Reboiitoniifr, r«/<-boo-toii-al, v. a. to button again. \

RebrJder, rK//-bre-dal, v. a. to bridle again.

Rebrocher, r«/i-brosh-al, v. a. to stitch again.

Rcbrodcr, rw/i-broil-al, v. a. to embroider again.

Rebrousse, r;//« brooss, y^. \ — poil, against the grain.

Rcl)roiisser, ri</i-broo-sai, v. a. to turn up ; -■ cliomiii,

Rebiirtade. r«/r-bfif-ad,/. reb:tf/: [logo back.

Rebus, rai-bfts, m. rebus ; silly pun.

Rebut, r«/«-bfl, m. tebuff; refuse, trash.

Rebutant, c, r/(//-biVta«, — t, a. repulsive i/orhiddiug.

Rebuter, r«/i-l)û-tai, v. a. to repulse; refuse: dis-
hearten: disgust; sc —, V. r. to be disheartened ;
despond.

Recatlietcr, r/</i-kas1i-tal, v. a. to seal up again.

Récalcitrant, e, rai-kal-sc-tra;/, — t, a. averse; stub-
born.

Récapitiil.ition, rai-kap-e-ti1-l,>h-syo«,y! recapitulation.

Récapituler, rai-kap-c-tû-lai, v. a. to recapitulate, sum
up.

Rccasser, rKA-kalisai, v. a. to break again : break up.

Recéder, ri<A-sai-dai, v. a. to restore back again. \

Recéleincnt, r/(A-sail-ina«, fu. concealment (stolen I
goods). I

Receler, rH/»-sai-lai, v. a. to conceal, receive stolen goods. \

Receleur, r»<A-sai-li:r, m. receiver 0/ stolen goods. 1

Récemment, rai-sani-a;/, ad. recently, neiv.'y, lately.

Rccensenient, r»/(-sa;r-sni i>;, in. cen.iiis, statement.

Recenser, r/i//-sa><-sai, v. a. to make a census.

Récent, e, rai-sa>», — t, a. recent, fresh. \

Recépaffe, rH/i-sai-palij, »/. cutting doivn the top of ^

Kcci:[>éi:,ruh-iiiii-\>ii\,f.cutpartofawood. [frees, i

Recéper, r«A-s;ii-pai, v. a. to lop, cut away, cut ao7vn.

Récéi)issé, rai-sai-pis-sai, m. receipt.

Réceptacle, rai-sep-tah-kl, m. receptacle.

Réception, rai-sep-syo;»,./.' reception : recript. \

Réceptivité, rai-st-p-tiv-e-tai../; receptivity. '

Recette, r«/»-set, /! receiving; rccipt ; recip\ \

Reci'vablo, r;</<-s;(/«-vali-b!, a. lacivable ; alloicah.'e. 1

Receveur, tiih-suh-\ur, m. receiver. I

Recevoir, r«/j-s;<A-vwar, z: a. to rcceir'e ; allow of; j

Reccz, rw/j-say, m. recess. [t dgc. j

Kechanjje, r/</(-slia«lij, m. change, spare things.

Réchapper, rai-shap-ai, v. n. to escape ; recover.

Rechar;;e, xuh-^\\:\T\\],f. fresh charge ; surcharge.

Recliartjenient, rKA-sharlij-nia«, tn, reloading.

Recharger, r;</i-shar-hjai, v. a. to load again ; enjoin
again.

Recliasser, r»/t-shas-ai, v. a. to drive back again.

Réchaud, rai-shoh, »«. chafing-dish.

Récliautfé, rai-slioh-fai, m. food warmed again.

Réchauffement, rai-sliohf-ma», >«. lining.

Réchauffer, rai-shoh-fai, v. a. to warm again ; revive ;
new-line : se — , v. r. to warm one's self again ; re-

Réchauffoir, rai-shoh-fwar, m. plate-warmer', [kindle.

Rechausser, r»<A-shoh-sai, v. a. to put on one's shoes or
stockings ; fnoiild up,

Rcchc, raysh, a. rough, coarse, sour.

Recherche, r«A-shairsh,y". «arrA/ inquiry ; pursuit ;
refinement ; courtship. [fetched.

Recherché, e, rwA-shair-shai, a. exquisite; affected, far-

Rechercher, r»A-shair-shai, v. a. la seek again ; in-
quire into ; court, pay one's addresses to.

Rechigné, e, r»A-shin-ya!, a. sulky, sour.

Rechigner, r»A-shin-yai, v. n. to look inlky,

Reçhutç, r»<A-shût,/ Tflaf^t,

Récidive, ral-se-dir,/ relapsi ; rinnval.

Récidiver, rai-ie-de-val, v. n. to relapte.

Récif, rai-sif, m. reef.

Récipiendaire, ral-sip-ya;edair, m. candidat*.

Recipient, r.ii-sip-ya>/, mfrecipient.

Réci|irocil^, rai-se-pros-e-tai,/: reciprocity, [mu/uift.

Réciproque, rat-se-prok, a. —ment, ad. reciprocal 1

Récit, rai-se, m. relation, recital ; reciiativt.

Récitant, e, rai-se-ta«, — t, a. solo.

Récitatif, rai-se-lat-if, m. recitative.

Récitation, rai-sc-tah-iyo»»,/ recitation.

Reciter, ral-se-tai, v. a. to recite ; relate.

Réclamateur, rai-klam-ah-tur, m. reclaimer.

Réclamation, rai-klam-ahsyo;»,/! claim ; complaint.

Kéclanie, rai-klahiu,/. catch-word. [ctniiii. protest.

Réclamer, rai-klah-mai, v. a. el n. to call for, implore ;

Rcclnuer, r/<A-kloo-ai, v. a. to nail again.

•Reclure, rxA-klrtr, v. a. to shut up.

Reclus, c, r;(A-kli^, — z, a. shut up ; — , m. recluse.

Réclusion, ruA-kluz-yo/t, f. réclusion, confinement.

Kccokrncr, rKA-konyai, v. a. to knock again.

Kicoitrer, ri/A-kwaf-ai, t'. a. to dicss the hair again,

Rc-din, ruA-kwai>/, m. corner, nook.

Recnlement, rai-kol-ma>;, m. verification,

Ri'tolcr, rai-kol-ai, v. a. to verify.

Kécnllet, rai-kniay, m. I'ranci.uan friar.

Recuite, rai-kolt,./ x'rt/Arri/i;!- ,•,( ,• harvest.

Récolter, rai-kol-tai, 7'. a. to t^alher in.

Rc.-couiuiandable, r)/A-koiu-a)/(l,di-bl, a. coinineudable.

Re< onnu.indation, r;(A-koin-a//-dah-syo//,/". recommen-
dation ; esteem.

Recommander, rHA-kom-a'<-dai, ?'. a. to recommend ;
order, charge ; declare : lodge a detainer against;
so — , V. r. to recommend one's self, implore.

Recommencer, r«A-kum-a>i-sai, v. a. to begin again ;
rennv.

Réiompense, ral-kox-pa/iss,,/; reward; compensation.

Récompenser, rai-ko;i-pa;i->ai, v. a. to reivard ; com-
pensate : so — , V. r. to maie up.

Recomposer, r/<A-ko«-poh-zai, v. a. to recompose.

Recomposition, r«A-ko>/-poh-ze-syo;«,/ recomposition.

Recompter, rxA-ko/i-tai, v. a. to count o^'cr ai;aiii.

Réconciliable, rai-ko«-sil-e ah-bl, a. reconcilable.

Réconciliateur, rai-ko«-sil-c-at-ur, m. reconciler.

Réconciliation, rai-ko«-»il-e-ali-syo«,./: reconciliation.

Réconcilier, rai-ko;j-sil-e-ai, v. a. to reconcile ; so —, t». r.
to be reconciled. [iioine ; 7vait upon, shoic out to.

•Reconduire, r«A-ko«-dwccr, 7'. a. la lead back; s.-e

Reconduite, r;(A-ko»(-dwit, /: accompanying ; waiting
upon.

Réconforter, rai-ko«-for-tal, 7'. a. to comfort, cheer up.

Ker(>nnaissi»ble, r//Akon .iy-s.diLl, n. easy to be known
again.

Rci onnaissance, r»</(-knnnysa;;ss. /. recognition ;
thankfulness, gratitude; recognizance: avoir de !a —,
to be thankful. [grateful.

Reconnaissant, e, r«A-kon-ay-saM, — t, a. thankful,

•Reconnaître, r//A-kon-ay-tr, v. a. to recognize, acknow-
ledge ; recompense ; discover ; reconnoitre ; se — , v. r.
to kno7o one's self again ; recollect one's self; acknow-
ledge one's fault.

Reconnu, rwA-kon-il, see Reconnaître. [recover.

•Reconquérir, r«/(ko»/kai-ru<.r, v. a. I» reconquer ;

Reconstitution, r«A-ko«-stc-tÛ-syo«.y. assignment.

Reconstruction, rKA-ko;i-strfik-syo»i,y building again.

Reconstruire, rKA-kow-strû-cer, 7'. ir. to rebuild.

Rcconter, rwA-ko/j-tai, v. a. to tell again.

Reconvention, rKA-ko«-va«-syo«, / reconvention.

ReCDpitr, r«<A-cop-yai, 7'. n. to copy a^aiii. [elltng.

Ré^i|uillcmcnt, rKA-kok-i/-ma«, m. curling up ; shriv-

Reco<iuiller, r»A-kok-i/-ai, v. a. to curl up; shrivel up.

Recorder, r»A-kor-dai, v. a. to record, con one's lesson ;
so —, X'. r. to call to mind.

Recorrij;er, r;(A-kor-c-hi.ii, v. a. to correct again.

Kecors, r«A-kor, m. bailiff.

Recoucher, r«A-koo-shai, v. a. to put to bed again ; sc — ,
V. r. logo to bed again.

•Recoudre, rwA-koo-dr, v. a. to stitch again.

Recoupe, rwA-koop,/. ira;»; shards; rubble Of stotief.

Recouper, r«A-koo-pai, v. a. to cut again.

Recoupette, rKA-koo-pet,y. jfri'A sharps.

Recourber, ruA-koor-bai, v. a. to bend. [recourse to.

•Reovurir, r«A-koo-rcer, v. n. to run again ; hav*

Recours, rxA-koor, m. recourse , appeal.

Recousse, riiA-koos,/". rescue.

Recouvert, rKA-koo-vair, see Recouvrir.

Recouvrable, rwA-koo-vrah-bl, a. recoverabli.

Recouvrement, r«A-koo-vr-nia«, m. recovery; gathet^
tug, debt due.

Recouvrer, r»A-koo-vrai, v. a. to recover ; gather, get ui.

•Recouvrir, rwA-koo-vreer, v. a. to cover again ; nidf,

Recrachai r/r^-krash-aj, v. <?. tç x/ff agnin.

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Ri^i.rrfaiicff, rni-kr.il-A»ss, /. proviiii)Uiil /.ttti.ijit;

lettres ili? —, letlrrs of rtiatl.
Réi ri^atlf, tvc, rni-krai-al-if, — iv, <i. reciralive.
ki'i rf^.iiion, rai'kral-ali-syo», /. inriation, Jiwrtiait,

Kecreer, r.il-kr.ii-al, :■. n. to reirtalt.iliTfrt.
krirt-pir, rj</'i-kr.ii-peer, v. a. lo tf filmier,
a Keirirr, rai-krt -,ii, v r. to exiiniin, rrj out.
K^triiiiinutlDii, r.ii-kr(;-iiic-ii.ili-syo>/, /. rei nminnlioii.
Mi'i riiiilii.Hoiri*. r.iUkre-tiu--iiat-w.ir, «. ir, riniinatury,
Ketriiiiiiicr, riii-krrtiiuii.ii, t. ii. t<> >ei riiiiinatt.
•Kccrire, tai-krtir, ;■. a. to ivriie ii);iiin.
•Kecroilrc", ri/Akru-ali-tr. t n. to grow ii^aiit.
m: Recro(|iievillir, rM/ikink-vi/'-ai, «•. r. to ihrixtl.
IvLCrii, p. r«/(-krrt, <r. Hi-ar\, lireJ,
Kecriic, r/(/( krn, /. r.\riiit ; rfi riiiliiic.
Kfi.rmeiiiLMt, r/<>i-kri'itiiia/;, iit. mrmtiitg,
Kccriitcr, rK/z-kii'it-ai, v. a. to n-iriiit,
Ketrutcr, r«A-kri'it-ur, ;/;. rurtiittr.
Kecia, rck-tali, nJ. dirntly.
Ki'ttan^'iilairo. rckt.i((>;û-l.iir, <?. mtitn^iiiitr.
kectciir, rck-tiir, »t. retlor, fiirsoii.
Kcctiticilhpii, rekle-fc-kali-syij»»,/. recti/nation.
Keitificr, rck-tili -ai, -'. a. lo rfitify.
Kt'i;tili^;iif nktrlliiyr, <;. rtitiiintar;
Kcctitiiilc, rck-tc-tiVl,/ rtililude, rightntss,
Kectoral, e, rck-tur^il, a. m tonal.
Kectorat, rck-tur-ali, m. rfitor\hifi.
Ucçii, r»(//-si1, in. teieifthrf Kcctvoir).
Ketiicil. r;</i-kii/, m. tollfitioit.

Recueillciiu.'nt, rH/i-ku/-iiia;/, m. reco.'/ectioii : rffltelion
•Recueillir, rH/f-kiiZ-L-i-r, v. a. to gather, lol/frl ; rea/t :
reifi-i'e : sc — , ''. r. lo he i^allmred ; molifil one's srlf
•Recuire, r«/(-kw«?er, v. n. to cook, boil or bait oi'er

again ; neal.
Recul r;(/i-kf.l, »i. Vfcoil.
Reculade, ri/A-kfl-lad, A recoiling ; tflreat.

Reculé, e, r«A'-kO-lai, -i. ilislnnl, reiiioU-. I

Rt'Ciileiiieiit, r!<li-\r.(\\-m.iii, m. ,/iinti>\' bati; brrtihing.

Rcmler, r«A-kl'i-lai, v. a. et ii. to pull bjck, put o/f,
ileloy ; /all back, x'o back ; recoil; faire —, to drive
backwards ; se — , v. r. to recede, go b,ti k.

Reculons, r;(//-kù-lu«, ,^ —, ad. batkiiardi : ivorse and
icor.te. ... 1

Récu|iortr, rai-kiVji.ii-riii, -'. a. lo retri,-: e ; sc -, 7'. r. lo i
retritTC t<iie'\ las if v . ,

Rriits.ibU', r.ii-ka-/:ali-M.f». exciplionable.

Kéi.llsatii)ii, r.iiki1-/.ili-syc/;.y.' ixreption, cliiil.'eii,e. I

Récuser, raikii/.ii, ;•. it. lo e.xccpt again.\t, clialleuxe; :
se — , 7'. >'. If' decline !i(d);iit!;-.

Rédacteur, r.ii ilak-tnr, »f/. editor, vnter. \pi!ation. !

Rédaction, r.iid.ik-syci//, /; fti'/ri;/M7';;/ .■ irriting ; coin- _

Réd.ir^uer, raid.ir-L,'ù-ai, »■. .J. lo ief<i-cve,

KeddiliiiM. rL-ild< -.syii/;, /: surrender. ;

Redj'ii.iiidcr, r;<A-iW'/V-iii.i».-dai. T.a. lo ask back again.

Réiiei!H)teiir, rai-cja/z-ptiii. in. redeemer. j

Redeuipliiiii, raid i/(-|>..j nw. /. redeinpHon.

Redescendre, r;(//-des-a'i-dr, v. n. to ;;,■■ doiiii a.:aiii ;
take do7vn.

Redevable, r/(/V-ih(//-vali-M, a. indebtc,! ,■ , ;;(. d-iilcr.

Redevance, xuhAuli-soiis,/. rent, i. nine.

Redevaiicier, r«/;-dK<'<-va«-?yai, in. feiumt, Tjssal.

•Redevenir, r.'<A-d«/(v-neer, z\ n. lo i'econie again, I

•Reclevoir, r)(A-d;//(-vwar, ?■. a. tooice \til,'.

Rédhil'itinn, r,ii-ik-li.--sy<i«,_/: redhihitioi:.

RéiUiibiliiire, r.ii-ile-blt-«ar, a. redlubiiory.

Rédiger, r.ii-dilij-ai, v. a. to ivrite ; indite.

.se Rediiuer, rai-de-niai. v. r. to redeem oiie't self.

Redinjiote, r«/;-dai«-not,/ great-crat.

•Redire, r»/(-dcer, v. a. to repeat ; biab ; trouver à — , fo
find fault with.

Rediseur, r«A-de-zur, m. tell-tale.

Redite, iuh-A\t,/. repetition.

Redondance, rai-ilo«-daHS3,y: redundancy.

Redondant, e, rai-don-da«, — t, a. redundant.

Rédonder, rai-do;<-dai, v. >i. to be redundant, be super-
fluous. \back: restore ; fall on again.

Redonner, rxA-don-al, v. a. et it. to give again ; give

Redoublement, r«/i-dou-bl-ma«, in. redoubling ; in-
crease.

Redoubler, r«A-doo-bIai, v. a. el n. to redouble, increase.

Redoutable, rwA-doo-tah-bl, a. reiioiiblable.

Redoute, xuh-<\aoX,f. redoubt ; ridotto.

Redouter, r«/(-doo-tai, v. to dread, fear.

Redressement, rtt/(-dress-ma>/, in. straightening again;
redressing.

Redresser, r«A-dres-a!, v. a. to make straight again ;

fut to rights ; reform, iiuiid ; se —
straight again : trick up one's self.

Redresseur, rKA-dres-ur, m. avenger.

Béductible, rai-dûk-te-bl, a. reducible.

Réduction, rai-dûk-syo/»,/ rtffuclien,

V. r. to become

•Réduire, raitlweor, t. a. to reduit; uihd.it : lesifH/

sc —, zi. r. to reduce ont't \tlf : be reduced : coint lo.
Réduit, ral-dwe, in. small hahilalion ; refnat.
Réédificatlun, rai-ui-de-fu-kali-syo>i,/ rebuilding,
Réédifler, ral-»l-def-c-ai, v. a. to rebuild.
Keel, te, rai-cl, a. — Icinent, ad. real, true.
ké< leiition, rai-al-lek-syo«,/ re-election.
•Réélire, ral-ai-lecT, v. a. lo re-e!e,t.
Réexportation, r.ii-eksiior-tali-- yo«,/: re-e.\-portat'"n.
kéexiiorlcr, rai-cks-por-tai, -.'. a. to re-export.
kcfagiinuor, r;>//-fali-Min-ai, t'. ii. to fa ill ion again.
Kel.ictlon, fal-f,ik-syo>;,y! ai a.'ement.
•Rclairo, r;(A-fair, 7' a. lo do a :aiii, mend i rec'i-r ;
se — , -■, r. lo recover one'x Ic.wey. (I.iircl.

Refal. r«/(-fay, in. drawn t;a»!' ; iieir horn.f {.'te Ki;.
Kcfaueher, r;</;-fi.h-sli.ii, t. a. to mow axain
Kélection, rai-lek s\ o;i, /: repair: t-ep.ijt, nie,il.
Réfectoire, r.ii-fek-lwar, in. reje,loiy.
Refend, ruh-f.xn, in. hois dc — , \awed timber ; nuir dî

— .partition-wall ; pieire de —, corner-stone.
Refendre, ri<A-fa>/-ilr, t. a. to cUiitc again.
Référé, rai-fai-rai, in. report.
Référendaire, rai-fai-ra>/-diiir, in. referendary.
Référer, rai-fai-rai, ?'. a. to refer ; report : so —, ;: r,

to have a reference, refer.
Refermer, ri(/r-fair-nini, v. a. to shut again ; se —,

V. r. to close up again.
keferrer, r/<Afair rai, v. a. to neir-shi>e.
kctiéchi, e, rni-flai-she, a. reelected : deliberate.
, ' «lléchir, rai-(lai-slieer, i>. a. et n. to rejtecl : be re/lei ltd.
I illécliissenient, rai-Hai-sliis-uia>/, in. rejlection.
I- crtet, rrtA-flay, in. reflection, reflex.
Rertéter, r»/i-naitai, v. a. to rejiect.
Relieiirir, r;/A-flu-reer, v. n. to blossom again.
Reflexion, ni-Hek-syo;f, f. reflection.
kertuer, r»A-flu-.'\i, v. n. toflirtv back.
keflux, r;<A-flû, m. reflux, ebb.

kefiiiidre, ri(/i-foM-dr, v. a. to melt again; iiew-iohi;
ketonte, ruh-UtnX,f. neii-coiiiing. [reform,

kéformable, rai-for-niali-bl. a. that may be reformed.
Réforiua^^iir, rai-for-uiat-nr, m. reformer.
kéforniatiou, rai-fi>r-uiali-sVo«,/ reformation ; reform.
kéf'.rine, rai-form, ./I re/orni ; disbunding isoldiert ;
reduction; être tii . to be on half-fay; mettre \ l.i
— , to dismiss on h,ilf-piiy.
kéforiné, e, rai-for-niai, in. J'lotesfaiit.
kéforuier, rai-for-inai, r>. a. to reform; disband {■''•
diers); diu/i.irge; s<; -•, T. r. to be rejorined ; if-
for,n : mend.
Kpfrnicr, r/</!-loriM.ii, :■. .r. to t'oriii ag.iir..

kefoulenient, r»/t-fo<)l-Mi.i«, in. dri-.un^ back, r.i.n-
iniiig douii : ebl'ing.

Kiif^iuler, rj^/i-foo-l.M, -,•. a. et /;. to Jrr.e hack, lo-i
down ; travifle : fall Auk ; ebb.

Rcfouloir, r«//-fool.uar, m. rammer.

Réfractaire, raifrak-tair, a. refractory ; rebellion!.

kéfr.iction, r.ii-frak-syo;/,/. lefraclion.

Ki frain, r»/i-trai'/, in. burden (t.'Xf)- [agoi''.

Refrapper, rirA-frap-ai, T. a. to strike again ; s.'iiiiif

Refréner, r;(/f-frainai, t. a. to refrain, bridle.

RéfriKer.int. e, rai-fre-lijai-ra;;,— t, a. réfrigérât ire; ,
m. refrigeratory.

Refro<»nemcnt, r/<A-froii-y*-ma«, tn.froit'ning ; siil'en

so kefroijner, r«//-fron-yai, 7'. r. to frown. [A'"''.

Kefroi lir, r»A-frwa-deer, v. a. to coot ; slacken ; —, v. n.
et se — , z'. r. lo groio cool ; slacken.

kefroidisscuient, r«A-frwa-diss-iua;;, m. coolinji; ; e.io!-

Refuge, r«A-ffllij, in. refn,c:e : shelter; pretence, [ness.

kéfuiïié, rai-ffl-lije-ai, in. refugee.

se Réfujiier, rai-ffily-yai, v. r. to take refuge,

Refuite, Tuh-i^-\\,f. doubling (stag).

Refus, r«A-fû, m. refusal, denial.

Refuser, r;<A-fû-zai, v. a. et it. to refuse, deny ; scant;
se — , V. r. to deny one's self; ivithstaitd.

Réfutation, rai-fillah-syoK,/ refutation.

Réfuter, rai-fû-tai, v. a. to refute.

Regagner, rwA-gan-yai.T'. a. to regain, recover ; rejoin;

Regain, r»A-gain, m. aftermath. \_return lo.

Régal, rai-gal, in. feast, entertainment.

Régalade, rai-gal-ad,/. boire à la —, to gulp dowti.

Regalement, rai-gal-ma», in. assessment : levelling.

Régaler, rai-gal-ài, v. a. to entertain, treat ; make an
assessment; level; se —,v. r.tofeat; enjoy oiie'i

Régalien, ne, rai-gal-yai/«, —yen, a. regal. [sef.

Regard, rwA-gar, m. look ; air ; glance , en —, v.'f '-

Regardant, r»<A-gar-('a>/, m. looker-on. (si e.

Regarder, r«A-gar-dai, t'. a. el n. to look m {at), behold;
consider; cot,.ern, regard; gaze ; fiep : \f. —,v. r.
look at one'.s self; consider one' s self; face each other.

Regarnir, rMA-ear-neer, v. a. to/urnish again,

Régeri e, rai-lija«ss,y, regency.

Rég'^nératçur, railijai-n4i:ratvir, . .«. regentrotor.

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R^K^n^ratlon, ral-lijai-nai-rali-syo»i, y: rfxeiitrii.ùi» :

r,/iiri>iii/toii. \l'. r, ti> be xntiicmttU ; bt ••tiltii*>i.
Bf,'cii<:ror, rai-hiai-nai-rai, v. .1 fo rft^tnera.* ; sc —,
K<.>;cnl, r.il-lijn«, «/. reçtil! ; fm/esior.
Ki^;oiUcr, rai-lijti"-trti, v. 11. to fiuu/i, ti>)iniii€tr.
Ke>;iLi(le. r:ii-lije->iil, ;;). fti;uiAe.
KevJie, r.ii-lije./- >>iii>ia);:'iiit)i! ; t\iist offi^i,
Ke^'imbcr, rx/j-lijai/i-li.ii, t: 11. lu iui\
Kt^jiiiic, railijiiu, >'i. nvi"/' « ,' lii'f, i;vveviimeitl ; rii.'e.
Kc>;imeiit, r.iihjc-ir.i'i, in. iit;t>neiil.
Kf>iiiiiciitiiire, rai-lije-max-taii, ii. rt^; itntnlal.
Ke^iim, XM-\\)c-on'/. rf);toii.
KtiJir, rai-hjecr, v. a. lo rm ; uianaj^f.
Ki^jiviciir, rai-lije-sur, iit. »iiiiiin;ei:
Kc«isttairr, r;(.ï-lijib-lrayr, m. kit/'t-y 0/1 le rti^ùttrs.
Kcijistrt;, r((A-lijis-tr, >n. re^isttr ; rti.oii.
Rc>;le, ray-t;l,yl ritlt i riiier ; falUrii: en —, rtjiuiar,

rijht.
Ro>;lé, rai-^lai, a. —nient, ad. rei;tiUii\ onUily.
Rcfiloiiient, ray-nl-nia«, in. re^iuialton; rule, orJtr ;

stitltmeiit.
Roi'leiiientairc, rai-i{l-in.T»/-tair, a. re^itlaliiii;.
Rtljlcnientcr, rai->;l-ma«-tai, v. a, (•< iiuiie rr);iilati<its.
Rc^jlcr, rai-Klai, Z', n. fo iii/e , srilir ; asHj^n ; so—,

t . r. lo he rf)rulaleU ; hixoint rej^'u/ar,
Rc^'lct, rai->;lay, in tiile.
Rtnlcur, rai-i;liir, in. ruler.
KfijIisM.', rai-^;liss./; /icorici:
Ri),'nc, r.iyii-y?, in. reij-ii, iiiix'ifaiir.
i<^^'nc^, rayn-yai, t: 11. to reix'n; riiU ; prevail.
Kej.'iiicdlc, rai({iie-kol, m. native.
Rctji'iillcniciit, r;</i-Ko»«-H-niaH, m, nvelling.
KcKDiirter, r;</i-jjo«-l1ai, v. 11. lo swell.
kc^jorijeiiiciU, r/</«-i;nrhj-ina»/, in. m'erfloiuiiit;.
Ki'KOfXtTt r/</i-Kor-lijai, v. n. to oi'erjtow : aboiitiJ.
Rcjjrat, r/i/i-^rdli, in. hmi'steriiin^ ; Aiiik.tteiy.
Rc>;r.ittcr, r((/f-jjrat-ai, v. a. et n. to stialth a^'ain ;

iini/f . /itiiister ; staiui upon trifle!.
RtKratteric, r»</(-i;rat-re, liuiksrer's trade.
Rcj;r.itticr, TKA-Kr-it-yai, in. Iiiukiter ; —ere, — r, /.

hiiikitiiis.
Ret;rot, r)(/i-s;ray, in. re)^rel, sorrow ; h — , ivi/lt r, ■

xrel; nini'illiiix'ly ; avoir — à, to be sorry Jor ; — s,

ft. coni/'iainfs, /■/.
Re;;rt.lialilc. r;///->;ret-ali-l.l, a. to be re,i;retted, lament-
Kt'uretter, r«/i-nrct-ai, v. a. lo regret, repent. [able.

Re;,'iilarisiitioii, rai -y^h -lar-c- z.ili - syo«, /.putting; in

order. [mdi'r.

Rt^riil.iriser, rai-jjû-lar-c-?ai, f. a. lo rcj^iilate, fi-it in
RfHularité, rainii-lar-e-tai,./l le/^iiiarify ; dis,.ipline.
Riv;ul,itt.-iir, rai-^,'iVlat-tir, in. re);ulalor.
Kc^'ulier, i!rtf, riii-t;i,l-yai, — r, a. — orcment, ad. iei;ii'ar.
kelialiilitatinii, rai-al)-c-lL-t.ili-syo«,/; re-estabii.\ltiiii^.
Kch;il.iliter, rui-ab-c-lc-tai, z'. a. to re-establi\/i, rem-

sta.'e. [v. r, toactustoin uiie's sei/.

Kclialiituer, rai-ab-e-tA-ai, v. a. to use again; sc — ,
kfluiusîieinciit, r«A-lioli-siiia«, m. raising.
Kehausser, r;</i-hoh-sai, z>. <i. to raise ; imrense, setoff.
Rehauts, ruh-\\ot\, ni.pl. briglilesi parts, pi.
Réimporter, rai-ai«-|)or-tai, z: a. to te-iinport.
Koiiiipuser, rai-aix-poli-ziti, v. a. to reassess.
Kciinp(jbitii)n, rai-ai«-piili.i:e-syi)«,/. hiTc assessment.
Keiinpression, rai-ai«-prcs-yo«,/: reprintint:.
Réimprimer, rai-ni>i-iirc-niai, ?■. a. to reprint.
Rein, rai;/, m. kidney ; —s,pl. loins, pi.
Rcine, rayn,y. queen.
Reinette, ray-net,/; lenel.'e.

Reinstallation, rai-ai«-sIal-lali-syo«,,/; ri-in.>tal,\ilion.
Réinstaller, rai-ai«-st.il-ai, z>. a. lo re-instal.
Reintë, e, raix-tai, a. strong-backed.
Réintcjfraiule, rai-ai/J-tai-j^rand, Réintc(;ration, rai-ai«-

tai-t,'r;ili.syo>j,/j reintegration.
Réinto)^rer, rai-ai«-tai-};rai, v. a. to reintegrate ; rein-
Réitération, rai-e-t.ii-rali-syo;i,/! reiteration. [state.
Réitérer, rai-c-tai-rai, v. a. to reiterate.
Rejaillir, rKA-hja/-eer, i». 11. to gush out; rebound; be

re'lecled.
Rejaillissement, rHA-lij,i/-is-nia;», w. gushing out; re-
bounding: reflection.
Rejet, ri(/i.tij.iy, in. rejection: transfer ; young shoot.
Rejetable, ri(/i-lijK/»-tah-bl, a. to be rejected.
Rejeter, rxA-hj^/i-tai, z; a. to throzu back, drive back :

sprout; reject; re/use.
Rejeton, rHA-hJK/»-tOH, m. shoot, sucker, scion.
•Rejoindre, r«.'i-liiwai;i-clr, v. a. to rejoin ; overtake ;

se —, V. r. tojom again.
Rejouer, ri</i-hjoo-ai, v. a. to play again.
Réjoui, e, rai-hjoo-e, <i. jovial, merry.
Réjouir, rai-hjoo-eer, v. a. to rejoice, gladden ; cheer;

se —, V. r, to enjoy one's self; rejoice.
Réjouissance, rai-hjoo-e-sa«ss, / rejoicing, [amusing.
KçjoMissant, p, rai-hjooe-sa/», — t, a. tnutlaimng,

I Kel.lche, rirA-lausli, /". intermisiion; rtlitxaHon ; sut.
pension; rest; s.ins —, incessaiilly ; ll y .1 — (au
théâtre), there is no play.
I krl.lclit', e, r/i/i-l.iush.ii, a. loi'se, rtinisi.
I Rel.lclienient, r«/'l-lau^ll'lua/l, m irl,i\ation, loosen 's;
I slaikness; abatement , ueaknea.
I Rel.lclitr, r;(.'i-lau-sliai, ::. a.tt .'/. lo sLiiken, to,iseii ;
I release ; abate ; zveaki-ii ; pa.'l off', sc —, l'. r.to i;roni
! loose; ilaikeit; abate; gne It.iy. [be at Ui.uir.

I Relais, rj<yj-l.ky, in. relay ; /lesh Horses ; être de -, :u

kel.inci'r, ro/i-laJt-vii, v. a. to rouse ; answer rough. j.
I Uel.ips, c, ri(/i-l,ips, ii, relapsed.
' Ktl.ir^ir, r,ii-Jar-liJL'cr, v, a. lo uiden.

Ktl.iter, r/i/i-l.it-ai, 1: a. lo leiale, ineiil.'on.
1 Relatif, ive, xuh-\.i\-\f, — iv, ii. - ivcnielit, ad. relative.
{ Kel.itioii, r;<^i-lah-syu», /, relation ; lOiinection, ac-
ifuaintance ; aciouiit.

Relaxation, ro/i-lak-sali-syo»/,/; relaxation.

kelaxer, r((/:-laks-ai, v. a. to relax : release.

Keliyer, r;</i-lay-yai, v. a. el n. to rrliei'e ; lake /re s It

Uelex.ition, r/<.'.'-lai->;ali-syo«, ''. relecation. [horses.

KeL-^fuer, r;</r-lai-nai, v. a. lo relegate, consign,

Keleiit, r«/i-la«, in. musliness.

Ki levailles, TuhAiihvAl,/. pi. ihunhiiig (oj'a moinan).

Relevé, ri</i-lH/<-vai, in. slate)i:eiit ; list.

Relevée, r;(/il<</i'vai, ./! a/lerii.'on, [stateineiil,

keleveineiit, r;(/«-layv-ina;/, in. raising' up again ;

Relever, r/</il«/i-v.ii, 7: a. et n. to raise up ai;ain ;
turn up; set ojP; relie-.'e ; extol ; lake up : replace;
set ajicat ; chui\h ; depend upon ; be subordinate to ;
en —, to recoz'er ; sc —, v. r. lo rise again ; get up ;
retrieve a loss.

Ueli.iife, r;</(-le-ahJ, »i. hooping.

Reliei, r;</i-le-ef, in. relievo ; set-njf; coiisidr'rntioil.

Relier, r«/i-le-ai, f. a. to lie again ; bind; hoop.

Relieur, r«/i-le-ur, m. bookbinder.

Relitfieiix, se, r«/«-lilij-e-uli, —z, a. — seinent, ad. leli-
gtoiis, pious ; stiHct ; — , m. friar ; —se,f. nun.

kclijfion, r«A-lilij-c-o;/,/; religion ; zvorship ; Pilty,

keli>;ioniiaire, r«/i-litij-yon-air, m. protestant.

Ueluiuaire, rH/(-lik-air, m. reliijuary.

Kel.i)uat, r/</i-le-k.di, in. rcinainde'r, remnants, pi,

Keliipi-itaire, r;</<-lek.it-air, in. debtor.

kelicpie, rir/i-lik, y. relic.

Relire, r;///-leer, 7'. ii. to read ozer again.

Reliure, r;(/<-le-l1r,/l binding.

Relocation, iuh-\vk-;i\\-^yiiii,f. iiiutfrletting.

l<eloiiai;e, ri(/r-loo-.ilij, in. spaicnuig-tiine.

Relouer, ri</i-loo-ai, v. a. lo underlet.

•Reluire, r;<A-lû-eer, 7'. n. to sliir.c, •;lilter.

Reluijuer, r((/(-lÛ-kai, z\ a. lo leer upon. [nafe.

ReniAclicr, rii/i-niau-sliai, 7'. a. to chew again ; niini-

Rcni.mienieiu, rM/i-inan-e-nia'i, m. handling a^aiii ;
repairing.

Remanier, r«A-inan-e-ai,t'. a. to handle again ; repair.

keiii.irier, r<(/j-niar-c-ai, v. a. el se —, v. r. to marry
ax<iin.

Reiuarciuable, *r/(/;-inar-kali-t)l, a. — ment, ad. remark-

Remarque, roÀ-iiiark, f. remark. [able.

Kemaniucr, rw/i-iiiar-kai, v. a. to remark, note; oj-
ierze ; se faire — , to distinguish one's self.

Remballer, ra»(-bal-ai, z>. a. to pack up again.

Rembaniueinent, r,i«-bark-ina«, m. re-einbarkiiig.

Reiubaniuer, ra«-liar-kai, v. a. et se —, v. r. to re-em-

Rembarrer, ra;/-|j,ili-rdi, -'. 1. to repel. [baik.

Remblai, ra«-lil ly, in, filUiig up ; embankment.

Kembl.iyer, ra«-blay-)ai, v. a. lojiil up zoith rubbish.

Remboiteiiient, ra;f-bwat-nia«, m. pulling together
again ; selling (bone).

Remboîter, ra;(-!i\vat-ai, z: a. to put together ; set {bone),

Uemboiirrement, ra;/-bo<)r-ma/(, m. stiijfing up.

Rembourrer, raj/boor-ai, v. a. lo stuj/.

Remboursable. raH-boor-sali-bl, a. to be reimbursed.

Remboursement, ra/i-boors-inan, wi. reimbursenunt.

Rembourser, ra;iboor-sai, v. a. to reimburse.

Renibraser, ra;(-brali-zai, v. a. to kindle again.

Rembrunir, ra>;-bnl-neer, v. a. to darken ; sc —, v. r.
to grozu darker.

Rembrunisseinent, ra«-brfl-nis-nia>x, m. darkening.

sc Reinbuclier, ra>i-bù-sliai, v. r. to go back into the lair.

Remède, r«A-med, >«. remedy ; physic ; clyster.

Remédier, r»<A-niaid-yai, v. n. to remedy, cure ; help.

Remêler, rM/t-m.iy-lai, v. a. to shujfle again.

Remcncr, ruA-in»A-nai, v. a. lo lake back ; carry back.

Remercier, rnA-mair-syai, v. a. to thank ; discharge.

Remercinient, r»/i-inair-se-niu>/, >n. thanks, ft.

Réméré, rai-raai-rai, m. redemption.

Reinesurer, r«A-ni»</i-sû-rai, v. a. to measure again,

*Keiiiettre, rM/r-inet-tr, z'. a. to put again, put back, put
off: delay; restore, reinstate; recover; delizMr ; de-
liver up; forgivt ; leave; — q., to recognize one ;
— «W usa|{e, t» bring again intojasHmti &c —, v, r.

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h l*kt ùHt'ê piact again , rtur-.itr, mtnd ; tfi-.nrr

nut's s*{f; rtmintbtr : «e — on chcuiiii, /<> iwi/i///»/

outsjoHrnty.
ftcnieuliler, rM/k-miih-bl.tl, v. a. ti< /uriiith n/fain,
Ki^minlscence, rnl-iiie-nlf-vwiss, /. rt)iiini\ii>iif.
KeniiM, tuh-\n\t, /. pMttine off', dtlny ; lirltvtry ; rr.

tnittance, abalnntnt ; allowaiici ; (o>ich-h^iist ; falto

—, /(> dtliver ; rtmif.
Remiser, rnA-tiie-znl, »'. a. to piil in the coac/i-hoiise.
K<!iiiissible, ral-mi^-ite-bl, a. rtinùsiblt. \ menl.

K(<ii;iHsi<iii, rai-mK-yo«, /; retiiissioti ; tntrcy : abate-
Kt'inlssioniialre, ni-mii-yun-iilr, m, ht who has been

faniontd,
KeiniiiL-ncr, ra»-in»A-n.il, r. a. to takt back.
K<!iiiol<i(le, Mi-iiiol-ail, ./. retnolaiit.
Rcnic>nln>»e, r/<A-iii<»/-tiihJ, »«. ntiM footing.
Ri'iiionte, \uh-\\wn\, /. iinv horses, f I.
Kcinontcr, rM/f-iiio>i-tnl, t'. a. el ». to go «/ ; set «/

again; ttmoiint ; nrn,-ilring ; neiv-foot : tvimt I'p

(ii'ii/iVi) ! come up again; gel up again; asiemf;

se — , V. r, to get again supplied with inreisaries.
Remontrance, rH/(-iiiii;i.tra«ss,y! reninnitianie.
Kciiiontrer, r»/(-m(»i-tr.ii, v. a. to demonstrate, loarn.
Rtiiiiora, rai-tnor-nli, in. hindrance.
Reiiiorrtrc, r((A-imir-(lr, 7/. a. et n. to bite again ; attatk
Hcmorcis, tuh-mi>r, in. remorse. [ai'ain.

Remorque, r«A-iiiork,/l lowing ; toiv.
Roiiioriiiicr, rx/i-mor-kai, v. a. to tow.
Rciiioriiuer, r«/i-iiior-kiir, in. towini;-Tessel.
•kemoiiilre, r«//-iiio(i-(lr, ii. a. to grind again.
Rémouleur, rH/i-moo-lur, in. grinder.
Remous, xiih-muo, in. eddy.

Rempailler, ra<:-|)a/-ai, v.'a. to nen-bo/foin with sfraw.
Rempailleur, ra«-pa/-iir, w. chair-bottomer.
Sc Kemparcr, rafi-par-al, v. r. to intrench one's sel/.
Rempart, ra«-par, >n. rampart, bulwari.
Reuii)la(;ant, ra»/-pl.is-a;;, m. substitute. {substitute.
Remplacement, ra»-pl.is-ma», >//. replacing . gettiiii; a
Remplacer, rn«-plas-al, t'. a, to replace; sucieed; sc

f.iire —, to get a substitute.
Rempl.i({c, ra;(-plalij, in. filling up.
Rempli, ra«-ple, in. plait, tiici:
Remplir, raH-plcer, t. a. tojill again ; fill up ; perform ;

answer; pay back : mend lace; be — , v, r. to fill

one's self; become /nil.
Remplissage, rax-ple-salij, in. filling up; leakage;

mending of lace.
Rouiplisseuse, ra«-ple-suliz, / mender of lace.
Remploi, ra;<-plwa, in. laying out (money).
Remployer, ra»/-plwa-yai, :•. a. to employ again.
Remplumer, ra«-plîl-mai, t. a. to newfeather; se — ,

T'. r. to get new feathers ; tiniiv.
Kempoclier, ra«-por,li-al, ?'. a. to pocket up again.
Kempnissnnncmeut, ra'i-pw.isoi.-maH, in. stocking

again with fish. [ivith Ji.sU.

Rempoissonner, Mi.'-pwas-oii-ai, t», a. to stock again
Remporter, ra/(-i)or-tai, v. a, to carry back, carry away;

take away ; obtain, get.
Rempotage, raw-jjot-alij, m. putting into another pot.
Rempoter, ra»f-pnt-ai, T'. a. to put into another pot.
Remuage, r«/i-mrt-alij, ;;/. stirring.
Rcnuiant, e, r;(/(-mû-a«, -t.ir. restless ; factious.
Remuc-iudnajje, r;//MiiCi-m.ii-nalij, in. riiininagc ; dis-
turbance. [Irou/'lt:
Remuement, r«/j-mû-ma»/, in. stirring; rcmm'int; ;
Remuer, r///»-nifl-ai, T'. a. et ii. to stir, mo-'- ; work up ;

se —, T'. »•. to s.'ir ; bestir one's self.
Rcmueusc, r;(/(-miVuliz, y! nuis,: [warder.

Rémunérateur, rai-mû-nai-rat-ur, ;/;. reinuneiator. le-
Rémundr.ition, rai-mû-nai-rali-syo/;, f. remuneration,

reioard.
Rémunératoirc, rai-mfl-nai-rat-«ar, a. leiininerath'e.
Rémunérer, rai-nuVnairai, z». <r. to reniuncratr, rcuaid.
Renaissance, rK/(-nay-sa«ss,y; renewal ; re-i'iial.
•Renaître, ri/Zi-nay-tr, v. ii. to bt born axain ; gro^v
Rénal, e, rai-nal, a. renal. [oj^ain ; revive.

Renard, r»/A-nar, in.fo.x.
Renarde, r/(/(-naril, f. bitch-fo.x ; vixen.
Renardeau, r»</(-nar-doh, in. fox's cub.
Rcnardier, r»//«-uard-yai, m.Jox-catcher.
Renardière, r;//(-nar(f-yair,yiyt\v'i- earth.
Rencaisser, ra«-kay-sai, v. a. to put into a chest again.
Renchérir, ra«-sliai-reer, v. a. et n. to raise the price;

gro^u dearer ; faire le renchéri, to be nice ; — sur, to

go beyond. [/'"'<'■

Renchérissement, ra;;-shai-risK-ma>(, vi. rising of the
Rencontre, tSin-V.on-U,f. rencounter; accident, chance;

de — , par — , accidentally.
Rencontrer, raM-ko;i-trai, v. a. tt ». to meet, meet with ;

guess ; se — , v. r. to meet together, be met with.
Rencourager, ra^»-koo-rahj-ai, v. a, togivt fresh courage.
Rçndant, e, ra>f-da;<, — t, s. vue ■who gives an atcvunt,

Remlec-vAUl, ran-ttal-voo, m. rendtnoui ; afptiiitté
meeting.

Rendormir, ra>i-dnr-fneer, t>. <t. to lull aiteep ogam/
»c -, V. r, to fall asltep again.

RemlouMer, rair-d'io-lilai, v. a. to turn in, fold up.

Rendre, ra»i-dr. r. a. r/ «. to render; pay batk; re,
turn, restore; surrender, deln'er; represent; em
prtst ; — I'ftme, to render up th* ghost ; — grAcr^
to return thanks ; — une sentence, topiits a senfeme;
- ■ témolgn.tge, to testify ; ...'. —, v. r. to make oiu'i
stlf; btcome ; cet ; yieui. submi'. iiirrenlltr.

Remlu, e, ru>i-dA, a. overspeiil, worn out.

kc ndurclr, ra>i-dArseer, f, a. to haidetl ; M —, v. r,
to groiv harder.

Rene, rayn, f. rein.

Renégat, rM/rnai-g'ih, »/». renegndt,

Rcnetle, rai-net, /; renette.

Ueiifaîter, ra>i-faytai, i: a. to nnv-roof.

RoTifjrmé, rax-fair-mal, m. fusty tmell, muslinett.

Renfermer, ran-fair-mai, v. a. to shut up ; confine , c9n,
tain ; se — , v. r. to shut one's set/ up.

Rendement, ra>«-H-Mia»/, m. swelling ; protuberance.

Renrier, ra»-flai, 7'. n. to siivll ai;aiu. [dutant pro^feel.

Keiifoncemcnt, ra/(-f(i»i-sma;«, m. hollow; rtmoteiirsi ;

Renfoncer, ra>/-luf<'sai, v. a. to drive farther tii , /m
lo'oer ; indent.

Riiilorccmcnt, ra>i-fors-ma»/, in. strengthening.

Renforcer, r.iJifor-sai, 7'. <i. to strengtlieit ; rtmforcij
se — , V. r. to grow stronger.

Reiiformis, rax-for-mc, in. pargetting.

Renfort, r,»«-for, m. reinforcement.

si' Kenfrogni'r, ra«-fron yai, v. r. to Pro7un.

Rcnifagement, raw -galij • ma»/, in. re-eiigageineiit;
fawning again. l.i,'ii./i.

Kiiiyager, ran-gahj-al, v. a. to engage again; piwi

Hciij;auier, ra»i-gay-nai, v. a. to put up, sheath. \ht,;li.

se Rengorger, ra«-gor-hjai, v. r. to bridle up, lanytt

Rcngraisser, ra;i-gray-s.ii, z: a. et n. to fatten ai;a,ii;
t;io7v fat again.

Rcngréncmcnt, ra/z-grainniax, in. re-coining.

Rengréner, ra>/-grai-nai, v. a. to re-coin.

Rcnhardir, raH-h.ir-decr, v. a. to spirit up again.

Rcui,il>le, r»(A-ne-ah-l>l, a. deniable.

Reniement, Renimcnt, r»</i-ne-nia«, i». denying.

Renier, r«/i-nyai, v. a. to deny, disotvii,

Renicur, r;(/i-ne-ur, in. blasphemer.

Reniflement, r«A-ne-fl-nia>(, m. snuffling.

Renifler, ri/A-ne-flai, v. tt. to snuffle.

}ii:iMcur,ruh-ne-tt\\r, m. one that snu^es.

Renne, rayn, »«. reindeer.

Kenom, r;</i-no»i, m. reno7i'n,fame.

Renommé, c, rH/«-nom-.ii, a. renowned, famom.

Renommée, r»A-nom-ai,/;y(iH;c, renown.

Renommer, r;(A-nom-ai, v. a. to name again ; ren;>-cn.

Renonce, xiih nons^f. want of a colour.

Rei\oiicement, ri</<-nu»-sma;i, in. renouncing : — kw\-
mC-me, self-denial, [g'Te u,".

Renoncer, r;(/i-no;/-sai, f. a. el n. to disown, renouiue,

Renonciation, rH/i-non-syali-syo«.X renuiiciatioit.

Renoncule, r/</<-no«-kfll, A ranunculus.

Renouée, r;</i-noo-ai,/. btoodw.trt,

Rcnouement, r;(/«noo-ma>i, m. renewing.

Renouer, r/<//-noo.;ii, z: a. et ii. to tie again ; rene?i';

Roiioueur, r/z/i-noo-ur, »«. bone-sefter, [resiini':

Roiioilmeiit, see Renouement. [sc —, v. r. tote reiieuoi.

Renouveler, rK/i-noo-v/rVi-lai, ?>. a. to renrw, reinv/

Renouvellement, rHAnoo-vcl-n;,i'(, in. renewal ; re-

Riinovation, rai-nov-ah-syoH,y. rt lovation. \_vix'oi.

Renseignement, ra«-sayn-yf-m.i«, m. information.

Renseigner, ra»i-sayn-yai, v. a. to teach again; infoiin.

Rente, ra>ft,y. rent, revenue, stock.

Renter, raM-tai, v. a. to endow.

Rentier, ra>i-tyai, m. annuitant. [clo/îi.

Rentoilage, ra;i-twal-ahj, ni. gantishiiig again with

Rentoiler, ra>;-twal-ai, v. a. to new-furnish with cloth.

•Kcntraire, ra«-trair, v. a. tofintdraw, darn.

Rentraiture, rvin.Uixy-tur,f.yine-d rawing.

Rentrant, e, ra;i-tra>/, — t, a. re-entering.

Rentraycur, ra;(tray-yur, in.ftne-drawtr.

Rentrée, raw-trai, /. re-entrance ; reappearance ; re-
opening ; receipt.

Rentrer, ra»i-trai, v. a. tt it. to bring in ; take in ; re-
enter ; return ; reappear ; faire — , to drive iu.

Renvelopper, ra»»-VHA-lop-pai, v. a. to wrap up again.

Renverse, ra»/-vairss,y; k la—, backwards.

Renversement, ra«-vairs-ma«, in. overturning ; oz'tr-
throw; immersion.

Renverser, ra»-vair-sal, v. tt. to overthrow ; overturn ;
invert ; sc —, v. r. to fall down; fall bac/i ; be in-

Renvi, ran-ve, m. re-vy. [verted.

Renvier, raw-ve-ai, v. n. to rtvy, [menl: referenct,

Rçuvoi, r^'f • vwa, w». sending tack,- distniftttlj n^'oun^

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Renvoyer, raM-vw«-y.il, :•. ,r. di tenJ tt^.tln : stiiilt>a<k;

re/itr» ; dismiis, i(i\thii>-i;f ; If/ft , %if.'ity.
Krnriliii.illoii^al-oriU' ii.ili-syiii/,y: rtorilimttùfii,
K<'orili)nii»r, ml-ur-(lijn->il, i\ a. /.> fe-orJain.
Kf'orKniiis.illDii, Mi'or-K.inv-jiah »yn/;, /. rtcri!,tiii*ti-
KtorK'.iniser, r.u-or-K'in'C-/,tl, v. n. t,> rrvn^iiHiMt. [tioii.
kruuverttirc, r.ii-oov.iir-lrtr, / rt-nftniHt;.
Ki-|>.iir(!, r»/i-ii.iir, «». hiinut, lUn.
•Kvpaitrv, r«*i)aytr, t . a. tl n. to /tt4, ImU ; fiast ;

ic —, V. r. lo/tiH on ,■ Httij^ht i/;.
Ki:i)an<lrc, rai-|<.i»-dr, i-. a. /,> she4, sfrtit,i, s'allrr;
dulnhtitt ; »c — , V. r. to tit t/>rea<f ; iiutler l/iem-
stiffs ; %c — eii, to i.iiinr/i iv»/ (//.
Ki (uiiilii, r.ii-|><t)(-<in, in. iiiitn «/ tKltnsiv* atyiiiiiiil-
Ktp.ir.tl lie, rai-|>,ir-.ih-l<l, a. rr/i,ir,tà;t. I,»«ir.

•Ku|iar.iilrc, r«/i-|«r-,iy.tr, i: ii. t,< (ij^/titrn;:itiii.
K<:|iaratcur, rai-|i.ir-.it'Ur, m. rti/.'nr. rt/tiiiir; rt-
Ko|Mralioii, r.il|>.»r-.ili-sy.i;i,/ refi,ir,ilion. [itri-tsfr.
Hrp.ircr, rai-|i.ir-.ii, i'. «. to it/'ii i r ; intmi , n'trirjY, re-
Kcii.irilUin, r«/t-p,iro-syi);«, /. re-itfftit>:iuii. Uovtr.
Kc|i.irlcr, ri//i p.ir-l.ii, v. >i. /i r/r.i* ir^Ji;/.
Kcpartie, r«/i p.ir-te,/; rtfnrttt, rtply.
Ki'iiartir, r/t/r-par-tcer, %; n. to set out <ii;<tiii ; rrfly,
ki'partir. rai-p.ir-tcrr, v. a. to (tistritnlt.
Kt'p.irtileur, raipnr-to-tiir, »/;. tiiitrHui'or, itistxsor,
Krpartitinn, r.ilp.irli'-syi»/, /. i/tf.'nfiiifijn ; r/.tx-.tf.
Kep.is, r»/«fias, »i. re/i.tst, una/. [nirnt.

KcJMssatfo, r'(/t-paM'S.ilij, vi. ironini; : t^rimtiiiL';

arts till);.
Ki'P isscr, r/<A-pali-s.ii, t'. a. et n, to rtjM <s, pass aj^aim

area af;aiii ; ariii.i ; repeal ; tall axaiii.
Kl'Ims^cU'.c, xiih-\y.K\\-t\\\\i,/.irciiero/ liiitii; laiinJriss.
Kcp.ivcr, r/(/<'p.iv-ai, v. a. to iiev favt.
Ki-pi'clior, r»//-p.iy-shai, v. a. tojult i<p a^aiii.
•Kcpiimlrc, tii/i\t.\\ii-t.\t, v. a. t.> paint a^.iiii.
kcpL-iiscr, ri(/i'pa>(-sai, t. ii. to t/iini- o/as^ain.
Kcpciitaiice, Tiili-\>.-\ii-t:iiisi,/. rtpentjiiie.
kcpcmaiit, c, r;/A-pa;/-t,i/i, — t, a. r,fenta,tl. \re/>tnt.
kcpcnlir, r;(//-p.i>/-locr, in. repeutaiue ; ^c~,T.r,to
Kc|icTciissi<jn, r.ii-(i,iir-kiV,-byo;/, /: iv-feniission.
ki pcrtiilcr, r.ii-p.iir-kiVtai, v. a. to re-penuis ; re/lett.
ki.pcr<lre, r///|-pair-clr, v. a. to loit aj^uiit,
Kf|)èrf, r;(/i-p.iir, in. mart,
kcpLTldire, r.iip.iir-tw.ir, w;. r.pert.irv ; litt.
Ki pol.iilltT, rai-pai-t.i/.ii, :•. a. to repeat in a tiixsaine

manner,
keptiter, raipai-tai, v. a, to repeat; rehearse; claim;

s>.- —, V. r. to àe repeated.
ktpc'titeur, r.ii-p.ii-tL'-tiir, m. private tearher ; repeat'r.
kcpctilioii, rai-p.ii-te-syo;/, / lepeHtioit ; rehearsal ;

iiiiiiitre à — , repealer.
kopcuplciiicm, r;</x-i •,ili-pl.nia«, m. r.:f-eopiin^.
kepcuplcr, r/(//.puh-plai, -<■. a. to lep.o'ple.
ki pit, r.ii-po, III. respite, delay.
kipLicur, r;(/;plas.ai, 7'. a. to replace.
kcplaiilcr, r;(/;-pl.-\y.|.,ii, v. a. to pica,! a^ain.
kipLiiitcr, r;</(pl.wi-t.ii, v. a. to rcp.'an:. [Hii',01:.

kcpLltraye, r«/i-plaii-trahj, m. plasterini: enrain ; pal-
Kcpl.ltrcr, r«/»-p!.iii-trai, v. a. to iinc p/a.it.-i- up ,• palli-
Kcplct, ète, rxA-play,— plet, (». replete; plinnpjal. late.
kdplL'tion, rai-pl,ii-sy,.<(,y. repletion, surfeit.
Kepli, r«/i-ple, in. /old ; recess.
ki'plicr, r«/«-plo-ai, v. a. to /old aerain ; wind; twist ;

sc —, V. r. to rt'ind one's set/; fall hack.
Uépli(iuc, rai-plik, A reply ; rejoinder.
Ktipliquer, rai-ple-kai, v. a. to reply, answer.
ktploiitjer, r///(-plo«-lij,ii, f. a. et 11. to dip iipain ;

pinnae anaiii.
Repolir, r«/i-pol-eer, v, a. to polish a,i.'ain.
Rcpomlant, rai-po«-(la«, m. r,. spondcnt ; bail.
Répondre, rai-po«-ilr, v. it. to answer; reply; corre-
spond; bail; be aiisivtrablt ; se—, v. r. to answer
each other; correspond.
Réponse, rai-po«ss,/". answer, reply.
Report, r«/«-por, in. sum carried over, {to j;o bad-

Reporter, r«/(-por-tai, v. a. to carry back ; se —, v. r.
Repos, r(iA-poli, «/. repose, rest ; sleep ; en —, at rett ;
at ease ; lit ile —, couch ; se tenir en —, to keep quiet. '
Reposée, rir/<-poh-zai,/ lair, lodi;e.
Reposer, r«/.-poh-zai, %'. a. et 11. to repose, rest ; relieve-
ease; be at rest; lie still; sleep ; se —, v. r. to repose
• one s self; take rest ; settle ; rely upon.
Keposoir, fHA-poli-zwar, m. altar set up in a street; vat.

settling tub.
Repoussant, e, r«/»-poo-sa«, — t, a. repulsive.
Repoussenient, r;<A-poos-ma«, in. repellins ; recoilimr.
Repousser, r«A-poo-s;ii, v. a. et n. to repel; drive back ■

''tjtct; rebuff"; recoil; shoot airain.
Repoussoir, r;<A.|>oo-swar, nt. driviii£-bùlt ; setting off.
Reprehensible, rai-prai-a/i-se-bl, a. reprehensible, cen-
surable.

Reprehension, Wi-prai-aw-syow.y: rtfrehemion, blame.

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•Reprendre. r«A.nrn»i.(lr, v. a. et h. ta feih itfyttn, h,»i

*.«•*, lecoi^r; lexmatiain: rtpro-ot; rebuke, rHurii;

I rtpiy, sink* ; i/a*y up a.,,ain ; - li.ilcinc, to brteUM»

atiatn; m — , v. r. h rttolltxi ones tiU; close u»

I tA'ain. ^ l/ioii

! Représailles, rwAprnl /.»/./ //. reprisait, pi, rtfm/ial

kepr^sicnl.ine, rMA-pral-i,i.«.ta»<, »«. represeHtalHt,
j Kcpriiscni.itif, ivc, rMA.pr.ilr.i'i-tatif, — Iv, a. repnstn
/.i/iir. \li'>n; production ;esl\ibit\on;t%keMe^<.

; Kcprekcntation, r;/Apraij!a»/-t.ili.syi.;/. y. représenta.
I Kcpri!»enter, ri/A prai^.i/f.t.ii, i. ,1. n «. 10 represent •
province, describe; tut in mind; ptr/orm ; tut ■
maintain ones rank . sc —, v. r. to present ones
sel/a;ain, appear afaiii ; call to mind.
■ Kcpre.Hif, ive, r.ii prcs-sif, — iv, a. repretsny
KtpresMnn, rai-prcs syoi/. /: repression, Mnuiraim.
Koprini.ilile, r.tiprc-ni.ili.lil, a. to be repressed.
R.prini.in.le, rai-prc in.i//i|,/. reprimand, lecture
Keprim.mdcr, r.iipreiiia//-il.il, f. n. to rep 1 una 11,/, re-
Ki'priiii.int, e, r.ii preiiia»/, — t, u. rrpit\sive. \bnke
K^'primer, rai-preniai, f. a. to repress, keep down
Reprise, r»/«priz,y. retakintr ; leiirwint.-; repetition;
repnHtiution ; darning; ; \ pUisicurj - s, by Jits and
sta Its ; at different times.
Képr.il).iieur, irli c, r,iii,rut..at-ur, — riss, <i. reproiiino.
Kvipr<il)atiiin, raipro!i-.ili.sy,,«, /; reprobation.
Keprotji.ililr, r;//(priislialilpl, .j. reproa,habte,
Kepri.tlic, r«/<pr,i^h, m. repioaih; e.ueption ; blame ■
!».ins - , blameless. [a'-ject

Kcpriitlier, r»///.pr.)slial, v. a. to repro,\*h ; upbraid;
Kci.roducteur, trite, iuh-\au ddk-tur, — tri-.b, a. repro-
diuliic. [tibili'y.

K«-prndiKlil.!litc, rvA.pro di.k te-bcle.t.il, /. repiodiu-
kepm.liictiMc, Ti /«-prn-dilk-lelil, <i. reprodu ib.'e
Kei.rcMliitiion, r;</ipr.i(liiksy(.«,y. iepr,Htu,/ioii.
•Keprodiiire, r/./i-pro-dweer, ;■. a. to reproduce ■ se —,

v. r. to be reproduced ; come a); am.
Kfpnnivo, raiproovai, m. reprobate, cast away.
Kepiovcr, r;</i|)rovai, v. a. to prove a^ain.
Kepr.niver, rai-proov.ii, -o. a. to reprove; disown.
Reptile, rep-til, m. reptile.

Kepul.lic.iin, e, rai-(iû l.le-k.ii«, -ken, a. republi.an.
Kepu . ic.imsine, r.ii-i.n.biek.in.isMi, m. republicanism.
Kepuljh.jue, rai |.iVblik,y: republic. [nouncin):.

KepiK i.itioii, raipûd-yah-sy../;, / repudiation; rt-
Kepiidicr, raipûd-y.il, v. a. to repudiate ; renounce
Kepll^;JMlltc, r.u-pqii.y.i,iss,/ repii,i;iiance, dislike.
Kepu^nant, e, raiiniii.y.w*, -t, a. repuj^nant, contrary.
KiipiiKiier, rai-piin-yai, v. n. t« be repugnant; inspiie

aversion. '

Repujlnler, r;//i^jflllul.ai, :•. n. to repullulale ; crow
Kepu sn, IVC, rai.i>ûl-sif, -iv, .,. irpuluve. [a-aiii
Kepwliion, rai-|nilsyi>«,y; >-,•//,,■,„.;,. '

kopiilation r.ii-piVtali.r,yu;/, /. npuMtion ; character
K.putcr, rai-pfl-t.ii, v. a. to repute, reckon, consider.
KiHim?ral.lo, r»/; k.iiraliljl, a. i\yuiiuble
Keipitrant, r;(//-kair.i»/, m. suitor, plaintifr.
; 'Keiiucrir, r/(/(-k.ii-reer, v. a. to request, ir./uire,
I Rc'ioete, tuh-VMl,/ request ; suit ; demand ; petition,

Ke<inç'ter, r«// k.iyt.ii, v. a. to quest a.rain.
! Keipuem, rai-kwe-cm, ;/;. re,/uiein.
Kecpiin, r/z/i-kai», in. shark
se Kequin(iu.;r, r«/i.kai«-k.u. v. r. to tri, k one's se!/ up,

Ke.pi|^itioii, faikei:e-syu;/,y; request: suit.
. Ke(iiiisitoirc, rai-kc-zc-tw.vr, in. request; suit.

Kescinder, res-sai«-dai, v. a. to cancel.
^ jvcscision, res-siz-yo;/,y: rescission.

Kcscription, rcskrip-.syo;,,/ a.ssiitninent, order.
\ Kescrit, res-kro, m. rescript.
I Kescau, r.ii-zoli, m. netting; ; network.

Kescrvatiun, rai-^î.iir-vali-syo»;./ rcsemation.

Kcserv e, r.u-zairv. /. reserve ; e.xception ; modesty ■
sans -, Without exception ; unreserved; mettre eii
— , to lay vy.

Réservé, rai-zair-vai, a. reserved, close; coy

Kescrver, rai-zair-vai, v. a. to reserve ; lay by ■ keei in
store ,■ se --, v. r, to reserve one's sel/; be re'seiied

Reservoir, rai-zair-vnar, m. reservoir ; /ishpoitd

KesK ant, e, rai ze-da«, -t, a. dwelling.
vcsuence, rai-ze-dawss,/ resi,1eiice ; residtntship.

KOsident, rai-2e-da«, m. resident. ^

Résider, rai-zc-dai, v. ii. to reside, dwell.

Késidu. rai-zc-tin, m. residue; remainder

Résignant, ra»-zin-ya«, — t, in. résigner.

Késitjnation, rai-zin-yali-syo«./ resignation

KesiKiier, rai-zin-yai, v. a, to resign, give up • se -.
v,r. to resign one's sel/, submit: ' "P ■ ^' s

Késiier, rai-zil-yai, v. a. to annul, cancel.

Kesille, rai-zi/,y: tiet/or Ou hair.

Kesine. rai-zin.jj: resin, rosin.

Résineux, se. raj-zç nuh, — j, <t. rtfinoiu.

Rca

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unit.
KaaUUiice, mI-*Ii-I«»/ii. / ffthtint>' \toi'f. htar.

KoHltlar, r.ii'/it'tal, v. ». to v(\i\l . :vitluimiJ, \i-^.
KiiioUi, e, rui'/oia, .1, -itirtii,.ii/. mi>lii:t,iilltriitni,i,t,
Ki*vi|in, ré»:-vi|.rt. >ft Hiv,\xi\te.
KrsiiUiiiriii, riii-/'ilfl»yi)<(,/. rt •liilio»,
K*siilv.«l>i, r.ii-/ii|-viil, itt kfs. ii.lri!,
Kfvilvaiit, rai-kol-v.wf, >n. rt\o{vtiit.
KrviiiMiiiiLL', r.il-/rin-n>/i>ii.y. tiii<n<i)iit.
K>-v>nii.iiit, f, r.ii-/'>i\-(iM, — t, a. rtinii^tnf; soiieii/ut,
Kciiuriiu-nieiil, Ml/irii-iii.i;», m, rfsoiDii/inj,'.
Kutoiintr, r.ii-/i)ii .li, i: ii. A< rtumnii.
•Kpsoiidrc, r.il-/i)i)-ilr, T'. a. to rtnitre : </;j f.Viy ; litttr-

tiiiHt; iiiiHiit; sc --, f. »■. to t<f n.totffft; lOin* /,• ;
KoM>u<i, rul-xixi, sff Kr<Miiiilru, [matt ii/oni'i miitii.
Kes|)ect, rrHpfk, »«. r,\/>,it.
Kcs|iect.tlili.', ros-Mtk l.»li-lil, a. rf\f^rtabl*.
Kcs|ioc:ler, ri'S|irt-lal, ;•. <i. la rt\fr(l, rr^'iirii; /iitntmr.
kckpctur, ivc, rcs-pck-tif, — lv,a. - ivcmciit, a,i. rtsfti-

tti'f, if/,i/ii'i:
Ki'ipcctiiiiM. se, tc4(iek-tûuli, ~ z, n. - scnitiit, ni/.
KtisplMlili;, rc's.|ie-rali-l)l, a. hrfitthit>iU. [rrs/ifi(,/iil.
Kc.|iiratli)ii, rc-i|n.-r.ih-syii;(./. mi/(/(|/;.'« ,■ brnilh.
kcplrcr, rts-iicrai, v. a. tl n. to brtatlit, rttfitt !

Rc%|ilcnillr, ros|i-l.m-(lrcr. f. ii. /•< i:lillfr, sithif.

l<L"<|)lt'lll|issLMIIL'llt, ri'S-|p|,l»/-lllSlll.l/(, "/■ tfifltUii'ltCt,

KcNixilisaliilllt', ri'(-|io;(.-,.ili-i-li--riii,./. rf\fim\i/<i/ily.
Kts|polls.ililr. rcspo((-s.(libl, u. in/'.iiMi'lf, um'iiiif-
Keisac, rcs-til:, w. sur/, (ii*/r.

Kcs»,»ii{iier, r»/i-sairi-yai, f. u to bltfii a^ain.
Kcsr>.it!iir, r/</j-sai-/cer, t. a, lo mtt amiiii , se — tic,

V. r. to seize nfon tii^ain.
Ktsi lilt, r/</i-MMi, wi. projeitiou.
kfssaiiter, r«//-sr)ti-t.ii, v. ii. lo leaf) a/^aiu : prt^ject.
kesM-nililaiice, r;<>i-s,i«.Ma//ss, / reseiiitiiame, tiktness.
kosseiiililir, rf<A-!i.U(-lilal, %'. ii. to resttnàie, it like ;

sc — , 7'. r. to be alike.
Kc>>s<:iiiol.i|{e, xuli-suh-muli-\.\i\], ;«. nnv/ootiug,
ke sfiiieler, rM/i-si/Zi-iiiK/ilaJ, v. a. to tinv-foot.
Rcsseiilimt'iit, rM/is.ii(-tc-Mia<i, »i. teiciittiieut, touch.
kessmtir, r«À-saiilciT, v. a. to Jul ; su —, 7'. r. to bt

iijlette.i by ; suj/erfor. [lion; obstriictiini.

ReNst;rreiin.nt, r/(/( s.iir-in.T», tii. Iit;>ifniiii),' ; lOiiliuH-
Resserrer, ri<A-sairr.ii, t. ir. to »i lie tit;/iter; coin-

priss ; restriiiii, loii/iiie ; sc — , t. r, to be iOiitracttU ;

beiiitne tij^'/iter ; lOiiJine one's sf'f.
Rcss;r', re-,-if, w/. rer/. [ilcTiii. r -■, ivilhout appeal.

ki'ssiirt, r///is()r, in. spring ; elii.\tiiity ; provhue ; en
kcssortir, ri/Asor-teer, v. u. lo^u' out ai;aiH ; be in tlit

jitrisdktion of.
Rfssnuiler, r;</;soo-(lai, w. a. to soliier again.
ko-isoiirce, rK''(-si)iirss,y; resiVirte; meaiis, expedient.
se kcssoiivcnir, r/i/t-snov-iiet-r, '.■. r. lo >eio.'/e^t, it-

member ; — . »«. retotletlioii, memory ; totii.li.
Kesiiia^jo, r«/i-sûalij. m. nve.itiii;;.
Kes-,iicr, r«/i-sû-.ii, t'. ii. to .uveal.

Kcsui, rcs-we, m. lair. [ri.se/iom llie dead.

Ressusciter, res-û-setai, T'. <i. ft n. A' raise: revive;
Ressuyer, res-we-yai, v. a. to uipe ai^ain.
Rest. lilt, e, res-ta/;, — t, a. reinainiiit^, left ; — , in.

remainder, residue. [res.'oratife ; ealiiii^'-hanse.

Rcstaiinuit, e, rct>-tipr-a>;, --t, a. resloralne ; —, tn.
Res luratL'ur, res-tor-at-ur. m. restorer.- eatiii);-lioHse
Rest iratiuii, rcs-tor-.ili-syu'/./; ieslor,ilion. [keeper.
Ki. .urer, res-tiir-ai, 7'. a. to restore; se —, v. r. to

lake refreshment.
Reste, rest, «(. rest, remainder: linniiix'S, pi. ; au — ,
filially; ilc — , mor,- lliaii enoii;;li; du—, besidti ;

être en — , to be behindhand.
Rester, res-tai, v. n. to remain ; be left; en—, to leave
Restituable, rcs-te-tiVah-bl, a. to be restored. [I'/K

Restituer, rcs-tet(^-ai, v. a. to restore, gtve back again.
Restitulion, res-te-trt-sy(i»/,y: restitiilion.
•Restreiuilre, restrai»/-ilr, t. a. to bind, restrain, con-
fine ; se — , V. r. to restrain one's self.
Restrictif, ivc, res-trik-tif, — iv, a. restrictive.
Restriction, res-trik-syo«, f. restriction ; — mentale,

mental reservation.
Résultat, rai-zûl-tah, m. result.

Résulter, rai-zul-tai, v. n. to result ; follow. [up all.
Resume, rai-z(j-iiiai, m. recapitulation ; en —, to sum
Résumer, rai-zfl-niai, %>. a. to recapitulate, sum up ; se

— , V. r. to be summed up.
Résurrection, »ai-zûr-ek-syo«,/t resurrection.
Retable, r/<A-tah-bl, tn. altar-piece.
Rétablir, rai-tab-leer, v. a. to ri-tstablisH, rtiuslate ;

se — , V. r. to recopier.
Rétablissement, rai-tab-liss-man, m. re-establishment.
Retaille, Tuh-\A\,f. shreds, pi. [.recovery.

Hctaper, rMA-tapal, v, a, to drets ; (ûgJ^,

ki(.ii.l. ikA I .r. III. d.iay; hn^Jmui* . ilrt ta—,
tobel.„kli,ii I.

kLiunl.ilaire, rji/M.ir-<l.il.iilr, »/. tnt in arreart,

Ki l.>r>l ttloii, r«/i-i.tf'il.ih'>yiJ'/,/ ittitn/uiioii.

Uet.irili iiieiit, r«(/i'i.iril iilim, //(. Jtlay ; itop, stay.

ket.trdrr, ro/i-l.iril.it, v. a. tl it, t» rttard, put ,71',
pnt till t ; delà ► , 1 •»«* Ittttr.

•Retenir, r/f/d-ii'-er, :■. a. to retain, withlioU ; dedu ; ;
keep bitit ; hiii.iir ; beiptak ; mirant; rtmnnl>tr ,
se —, V. r. to lOHtaiH unt't self; be iimtmbeied.

ki-tentiiiu, rul'liix-syiiM,/; rtttntion ; rtttrvatiou.

Kcleiilir, r»A-la'<-iecr, v. n. to reioimJ. [rrp.in,

Ui'lciillssciiicnt. r'l/M.i/i-tliS max, >//. resouiuun., ;

Ruleiiil, c, i/(/l'tnâ, •!. itscrxtd, du,rttl, cautuim,
mildest.

Kettniic, tuh U\(\, f. ditirttion, mution ; modesty.

Kelrrsrr, rM/i-t.ilr-vii, v. a. to dig a sei^nd limt.

Kolll', ive, rai-til, - Iv, <i. reilivt.

Uetir.iile, tuh\.v-t,n\.f. ntinide.

Kctlri-iiiviit, rfi/i'ieci-iii.i». m thrinking.

Retirer, rjt/i-tcrai, v. a. lo diaiv axain ; draw b,uk ;
draw out; iil back; obtint, rea/i ; shtttir ; sh,>«l
uga:n ; ko —, v. r. to retire, uithdraw leatt,
s /I rink.

RetiMiib'.r, rn/Mo'<'bai, v. ». to fall again ; hait a
re 'apse.

ketoiileiiiciit, r/«/(.ti)ril-ni.i)/, in, twisting.

Kttorilre, luli tor-dr, v. a. In wring again ; Iwisl.

ketori|uer, r.iilor-k.ii, 7'. a. /,> retort.

Ketors, e, ri<^i-ti>r, — *s, a. twisted . slireivd,

Kt tiirsioii, rai-tor-syiiw,/; retortion,

Keinrte, r/</(-ti>rt,y: retort.

kcliiiiclie, r«/i-t(>i)sh, /. retouching,

ketuiiclier, r/i/i-tiMi-sli.ii, xi. a. to retouch, corieit.

kctmir, rx/i-Kxjr, m. return; winding, repayment;
rrpentance ; sans —, Jor ever ; i!tre do —, to lomi
biiik ; être sur le —, to be on the dtclint.

keliiurne, r/<A-li)()ri>,y; trump.

ketiiuiner, ro/i-lonriiai. i'. a. tl n. to turn ; return, go
biuk . so —, v. r. lo turn about , turn one's set/.

Retracer, rii/i-tr.is-,ii, 7'. a. to dra.v again; retnne.
sc —, V. r. to recall lo mind.

kttractalion, r,ii-lr.ik-t.ili-syo;i,y: retractation.

kétr.icrer, r.ii-tr.iki.ii, i>, a. et se -, v. r. to retract,

kclr.Kliun, r.iitr.ik syii;/,/. retraition, \_rciant.

•Kitraire, r/</i-tr.iir, x>. a. to redeem.

Retrait, r;(/Mr.iy, m. redemption.

ketr.iile, r/i/Mret, y. retiring; rttrtal, refuge ; har-
bour: shrinkini,' ; reiess.

ketraile', e, r»/i-tret-.ii. a. retired, on half pay.

kctr.iin.liciiiont, i;(A-tra<j-sliin.i>i, m. retremhnienl ;
suppression.

Rctr.mcher, r»/<-tra>/-shal, v. a. to retrench ; lop oil';
tnli-einh ; se —, v. r. to con/inl ont'i self; intreinit
one's self.

kotrdtir, rai-trai-seer, 1: a. to straiten, contract;
I ramfi ; se — , v. r. to grow strait ; shrink.

Rétrécisseiiieut, rai-trai-siss-nia», *n. narrcm'tiir ;
shrinking. [v. r. to be tempered.

Ketrciiiper, r;(/i-tra(;-pai. v. a. to temper again ; se ,

ketiibuer, r.iitre-bfi-.ii, r. a. to remunerate, retribute.

kelribution, r.ii-lre-l.i'i-syd»/,/". retribution.

ketruactif, ive, rai-tr<i-.^k-tif, - iv, a. retroactive.

Ke'troaction, rai-tro-ak-syii«, /: retroailion.

Rétrocéder, rai-lro-sai-d.ii, 7'. a. to make o7'tr again.

kétriicessioii, rai-tro-ses-yuH, /! retrocession.

kotroKf'i'li-'. r.ii-tro-^jrad, a. retrograde.

kélroj;rader, r,iilr()-;,'r.i(l-ai, v. n. to go backivard,

kctiDiissetueiit, ri(/i-trocis-ma><, tn. tucking up again ;
cocking.

Retrousser, rHA-troos-ni, v. a. to tuck up again ; coik.

ketroiissis, r;<A-troo.se. m.tock; boot-tops.

Retrouver, rx/i-troo-vai, v. a. to find again : recover;
se —, V. r. to find one's self: find one another.

Rets, ray, tn. net.

Reunion, rai-ûn-yo;»,/; reunion : junction ; tnietinz.

Réunir, rai-fln-eer, v. a. lo reunite, join again ; recon-
cile ; collect^ se—, v. r. to join again; tntet ; com-
bine : agree.

Réussir, rai-fl-seer, v. n. to succeed; Ihrivt.

Réussite, rai-CI-sit,/: success ; issue.

•Revaloir, r«A-v.il-o-ahr, v. a. et n. lo return like /or
like ; be ex'en with.

Revanche, r/</i-va«sh, f. revenge; turn : en —, i«
return, /fy way of retaliation.

Revancher, r»/<-va>i-shai, v. a. to side with ; se —, v. r,
to be revenged ; returti like for like.

Rêvasserie, ray-vas-re,/! reverie.

Rêve, rayv, tn. dreatn ; idle fancy.

Revêche, ruA-vaysh, a. rough, harsh, crabbed.

Réveil, rai-vay/, tn. awaking ; reveille ; alartn.

H^vellie-iQatin, ra(-Ya>^i>)at-ai"i m. alarm-dK^^t

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r «•; 1

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Ovfillcr, rni«ay/-Al, t-. >i. to iin<i>/, ttuu, m -.

; r. loaH<tt» ; rtxitt.
Hi-»*!!'"". r.il-Xiiy/"'»», m. nitnl ,\fltr muiHi^hl.
K'vcliilcur, r.il-*dil.ttur, »i. rttmltr, m/mtntr.
Krv«l'tliuii. riil-vni-lali-iiyou, /. rttrlitlion, ifimnery.
k?»rlrr, r>il-Viil'Ui. f. d. /» m fa/. «/uiA-j/.
Kcsrli'inl, c. r;<A-mi»«, —I, it. fUnwiig , —, »«. nhosl ;

■ ■ liMii, iifiil fritfll ; tmi'tuiMtiif.
Kçniiiiciir, r;(/i\.i'(<lnr, »<(. liit:iWr.
Kevcii>llvilli>ii. r«/i-*a»/<le-k.ili-»)ro«,/! ilitit». |

Krvrii>lii|tu'r, r;</(-v«><-i|i'-liai, t'. ii. to i /aim, ihiitlmgr.
krvrmirc, tuli-\,\Mi\t, V a. I>< it// a^am
•Kcniiir, rfiAmeef, v. »i. /c ic»»»/ *.i<*, rttiim ,

tftvifr, iiitHt nitr to; icmi to, nuKUiiit; tiriu ,

rmi/t ; nil/, — k *n\, to rtii>/it,t »>lt'l tl(/.
Reveille, rx/i-ViiHl,/. rtsalt.
Kevcftii. r/</i-nirt, »»•■ rrrttniit, i>ii,<iMf.
Krvrmii", ri</i-vnrt,/ >(i«>/v n'i"-'!/.
K^vrr, r.iy'v;il, 7'. a. ft >i. t,i/>f,im of ravt ; riimhuitf.
K<'vrrl><*r.ilii<n, r.«i-»i«lr-l>.ii-r.tliAV<><i, f. rrv<r/>tra/icii.
K> vcfrln^rr, r.it vairli.iir, >«. rf/tn/i r.
kf\crl't rtr. r.il-. iiirlMi.r.il, t.'ii. /<< rf/tnt.
Kiverilir. r/rA-Viiir-tloor, v. ii. /•' /•f,i»iif t/rffu a^aiH.
Kéveri'iiiiiicnl, riii'V.ii'Miiiii», iiV. irvtiml/y.
k«vcri'H<-'<*, r.(l-Viil-rii»/ss, /. rtTftfiiif ; nuittfsy.
kc^v^rt'iicii'iKi. sc, Mi-v.ii r.i;i'>iyuli, ■ t,a, — kviiicnl, at/.

rntrtiititi/.
kivcrenit, V, rai'ValrnM, - il. a. mtrfHit
ktkrri iiilissiiiie, riiivi«l-r.ri-illNsitii, ii. in,>il rfvt>tn,f.
Krurrr. t.ii».ii-riil, '. rf. lo ififir.
kiwM.'. r.iyvrc',/. ifttrif . ui/f /,i>hy
Kn.r<. r/</iv.ilr. m. /••i.i; i-fTfitf : i>ii\/oi/itiii;
KiMr^c-r, r»//'\<iir-Hai, i:a. /,< /•t'lir ai'iiiil ; tra>i\Jfr.
kf ursililo, rayv.iir-sf-lil, a. rcirrlil'/r,
Krvi-rsii 11. i,iyviiir-sy(i»/,/, tfvfi in'ii,
Ki'n''ii'iiK-iil. r///ivayl-iii.i;i, ni. iuffriiii,'.
KfMJIir. r((/(-\ay-li'cr, t-. a, to ià'//it; I'lifst ; /iiif; ve

— , :■ f. /ti />n/ i»i ; iiMiiDif. [i/rf,imfr, i/otant.

kiieiir. Si-, ruyviir, -Milu, a. thoii^til/ul : , «».
Ki'virfiiiciit, r/</i-vei.'r-iiia«, »»«. /titkiin' i>t>oiit; Iramjtr,
kiunr, r;</f-vo r.ii, I", «. to ttitk ii/>ohI. I

Kivisor. r/</ivoi.u, f. <». A' ffvist ; loiretl,
Kruseur, rai\c-/ur, ».;. rn'infr.
K.vi>,icMi, r.ii-vc-zy(ii/, ./. rfvisal : m'isloH,
krvivilkr, rai-vc-vifyai, v. a. to rriivifiialt, ff^iff.
•kevu re, r/(/(-ve-vr, J'. </. to rfiiTt, lome to lijr iIj;iii%i.
Kcviii.iliic. raiviik-.ililil, <r. rrfoi\il'î.-.
krKM.iliiiii, r.ii-vii-k.ili-syii;;,./; rfroi.ifioii ■ aiinii/Zin;^.
k'-vni.itiiire, r.ii-vi>-k.it-w.ir, n. mokiiii;.
•iJiMiir, r»(/i-v()-alir, t. a. to iff axaiii; iti'iit ; an —,

/(.'/ ,'/(»■ >i-\t iHfftiiin.
kivukr, r/c'ivdl-ai, t. ». to fly had,
kcviiliii, r((/'iviil-.ii<(, "/. Mii/iirii f^iist.
kevi.Iie, rai-viilt,y: in\h'l, >f/>ft/io>i,
ktviilic', r.iiv<il-tai, ;/;. rrl'fl.
Kevnitur, r.ii-vol-t.ii, t. n. to must to molt, stir up ;

shott : se —, V. r. to mv/t, nsr,
ktvulii, c. rai-V(il-i1, <i. >no!-,f(t ; acioviflishtd,
kcvolutioii, r.ii-vol-iVsyix/.y. rtvoliilioii.
ki viilutiniiM.iire, rai-vol-fl-sycm-air, u, rt-. oliitioiiary ;

-, m. ii~,otiitioni.\/.
ktvdliitiiiiiiier, rai-vdl-il-syonai. 7'. it. to frfdntipnise.
kiMiiiiir, r;//i-v(i-iiic«r, v, ii. to Tomit n!;iti>i,
kiMiiim-r, r.ii-Mi-kni, v. a. tu ifToHf, rtmlt ; — en
kevii, r;(/(-vû, sif Revoir. [diuitr, to (/iifstioH,

ke»;K', iiih-\(\,r. m irw ; rrfisal : unntrr.
ke/, r.ii, //■. tifii 711 II ; — lie i ti.msice, ;/;. );>oiiHii
K!i:iliiil.i>;e, r.ili-i/-.ilii. >'J. »tfii,li)!x. [ //•h'l:

kli.ibi 1er, r.»li.i/.,ii, 7. II. I0ii>f.\, iij;,iiii ; ititiid.
kinteir, Mi-tiir. >ii. ilif'oiii iii/i.
kill tcirii|M ■, railnr-ik./i ihftoiii.
kli 11 iccriis, re-iiii-s,il-ri)s, in. iliincctros.
kluiliarbe, ri'i-liarli, /. ihiibaib.

kliiiin, roin, ;;/. runt. [a. t hfiuiui/ir.

kliiiinatii|i:e, riViiiat-ik, Khiimatisnial, c. i A-niat-iviiial,
kliiiiii.nisiiK-. r.i-iiial-isiii, wi, rheninatisin.
Kiiiiine, ri'im, in. coUl.
Kliytliiiic, riiin, in. rhylhitt.
kliyiliiniiiui', rit-iuik, i». rhythmical.
ki. re, xft Hire.

kiaiit, p. re-a//, — t, a. laiighiiii; ; plfasant ; chtfrful.
kilwiiilielle, re-li.i</-l)el.yl loiii; strin;.;.
kil"<rilat;e, relmr-ilalij, in. diitiui^e done by rwiiiiii-j^
kiliiite, rc-bot,./: lirtiaiiih, rririry. i/oiil.

kiianeiiieiu, re-k.iii-iiiax, in. suftriiii^, sneer.
kii.iiier, re-kaii-ai, r. »«. to iueer, chiuk/e.
ki' aiurie, rc-kaii-re,yl sneering,
kicaiieiir, re-k.iii-iir, tn. sneerer,
kii.-.i-rlc, rik-ali-rik, ad. e.xaitiy,
kicliard, re-shar, ;./. rich tnan.
KkIic. ribh, a. —ment, ad. rio'i ; vealt/y, —, tn. ritb

"ran ; les t-s, richfeople.

Klihc^M, re«he««,/ ri,het , utallh ; —*, //. n-fiÙÂ,
Kklii, re »al>/, >ii, rtiiiiin. [/urtiiut,

Kkotlier, re kiish'Ut, f. /(. to r*b,niiid.
HIcolIicI, rv'ki>>h'ay, »<. riii>,An; i/init and ttrttt.
Huit, riti,/. unntle ; /.tiiyaiii,
Klileaii, re-(lfili, m. (iiitiiin.
Kiilelle, re-(UI,/. iidfladiler. si'Jt.raik.
kiilir, re-<l,il, r. a. to ivrini/t : s/rftih , k« ~, 1: r. H
.V u rnit/ed , Jrouii. [ndiiii/e ; ritOiliioiiiHfiii,

Kliliiiilr, reilefciM, a. — rncnl, ad. riitun/oiit , —, •»».
Kiiliiiilikcr, rcale-kii-le-iAl. t', a. to ridunlt; rt'iint

I idl, IIIOIIÎ,

klilii iilite, reilckri-lc-t.i!,./; ridiitifoiiinett,
Hii-i\, ly.tiii, m an,\t/iiii^-. tiiy/f; iio.hiH/i i ptiiir -,
Uitur, ryur. in. laiialur ; hanterer, {^lUi.t,

kiilanl, re-rt.ir. in. ty/it , v/d iiinlirella.

ki>;|ilf, re hjul, a. - meal, a.t. nuid, t/\ff; t'riit
kiijitlile, relile-ilc.|nl,y. rigidity, s/ifliii
kn;ip|e, re-K"'. /. Irtmh, diain,\-iitlrr.

kiijitlile, relile-ilc.|nl,y. rigidity, sri/fnett.
kn;ip|e, re-K"'./. irtmh, diain,\-iitlrr.
ki^orisiiie, re ^'o.risin, m. ritioroiiMifii.
Knjiiri'ile, rc-KD-ri'l, in. rii,onil, fiinian.
kimiureiu. sc. rcniiii-ruh, - r, a. - sciiieiil, ad. n'jfot'

oils : trtfre . ttruf.
kinueiir, re-kjiir, /; rix-oht. snriity; ^ U , rii;oi.
knii.iille, renia/, /. f,iili y vfi wx, ft. \oin,y.

kiiii.iilkr. reiin/ai, t. h. /o m>ikt fa/try lerm.
kini.iilleur, te iii.iAiir, tn. rhyiimter.
kiinc, run, /. rhyme.
knnir, re-in.ii, ! . »/. lo rhymr.
knneiir, re iinir, in. ihymer, rhymester,
kliii e.in, r.ii>/'M>li, m,Ji'li,n;e.
kiln I r, r.u'i.'xil, »'. It. to riusf. iiash.
kiiiijiirc, raidslir,/; ri<(i(« j,/(.
ki|i,ulle, re|ia/,y. innltetiii^,
Ki|ie, ri|i,y. siniffr.
ki|'er, repai, v. a. to uriipe. Sirntth.
Kii"ipi'e, re|iii|i.ii,/. medley.

kiiHisle, re \tit',\,/. fiirry and tlirnit ; re^iirtee, re*ly,
ki|ii>>>icr, re|nistai, 7'. ii. to fan v iind thrust : reply.
•kire, reer, v. n. to laii,i,h ; smile, le p/easant , /e.t :

se —, T. r. to tail);/! at, make i^ume oj ; —, m, /iim^'/i-

ill);, laii);hter.
KK, re, m. laiij^hfer ; reef; — de veau, />read o/ieal,
kKee, re-z.ii, /. l.iiigh, derision; lain:hini;-\liÀM,
Uiiilile, re/e-M, n. risible, Uiiighiihlt.
kisini.ilile, ri-,kali-l)|, n. that may be risked,
kisi|iie, risk. in. mi, hazard.

ki:.i|iier. risk.ii, 7'. a to risk, tenliiie ; se -, f. r. to
kissi.je, re-sol,/; >-Mj<i/c, [risk one's selj.

kis-.olir, re-solal, 7'. ii. to roast brvivn . se -, v. r. to
kit, kite, rit. III. rite. [);io7v broirn

kilMuriielle. reti)or-nel./.y/ii;<rij/« ,■ tedious re/eti.ioH,
kitnel, rit-wel, »«. ritual.
ku.i^e, re-\,ilij. in. shore, bank,
kiv.il. rc-val. III. mal.

kiv.iliser, re-val-e-z.il, r. ii, to mal, fi'e with,
Kiv.iliie, re-v.il-c-t.ii,/: riTaltty, riialiy.
kue. XIV, /. shore, bank,
ki\er, rc-v.ii, T. a. to rwet, flinch,
kiver.iiii, c. rivr.ii»f. — reii, a, bjideriii^,' ; —, m. bor-
ki»et, rev.iy, m. clinch. [deiir,

kivure. riv-yair.y. river ; necklace,
kixe, riks.y. scmfle, braul.
ku, re, III. rice.
ki/tere, rliî-yair, /! rice-Jield,
Ki'li, rub, ;//. ro^,
kobe, rob.y; robe ; j;( 7vn ; husk,
K'lbniet, mb-e-iiay, m. cock, spoilt,
ki'bnsle, rnbi'ist. a, —nient, <ii/. robust, stout, strong.
k'li.. luk, in. rock ; cistie {chess),
Ki'i.iille, pik-.i/. /. i\uk-V'ork.
KiiL.iilleiir, mka/iir. m. grotto-maker,
kiic.ulleiix. se. ri)k-.</.iili, - i,a. rocky. pebbly ; riigjj^e.t,
km iinibole, ruka»/-bul,y'. rcnamboli, {i.u^.'t

kiiclie. rush,./; roik.
kotlier, rnshai, in. roik.
kdtliet, rosli-ay. >«. loikef.
ki'diLUx. se, rusli-uli, - z. a. rocky.
kociicii. rii-ko-ko, (I. ro<oio, old,
ki'nlcr, rnli-il.ii, v. ti. to rociin, ramble.
koilenr, ruliilnr, m. rambler.
koilcmiDiit. roil-ti.nio;/, in. bully, blusterer.
kijiliiTiiiintnde, roil-o-ino/i-tad.y'. rodomonl.ide.
kopiiiiiiis, riJi,'-.ih-syo«, /. //. Rogatwn-dayv, pi.

kogalion.week,
Ko^atnn, rfn;-ali-toH. m. scraps, ■waste paper.
ko^jne, rv\\-ye,/, scurf; scab.
Ko^ner, ron-yai, v. a. to clip ; cut ; part ; skrtU,
Ki'tjneur, ron-yur, m, clipper.
Rl>^;neux, se, ron-yuh, — z, a. scurvy,
kojfnon, ron-yo«, m. kidney.
Ko};nurc, ton-y&i,/, parings, clippings, p{.

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RUM

Rogue, tog, a. surly, hatighly ; —i,/.pl. hiird fix.
Roii ru'a, ;//. kiii;^.

Kiiidc. rwiul, a. li>;ht : stiff: sliibboti' : slone-iùaJ.
I'-uiiltnr, rwmliir, y, ti^'htiiess ; stijj'ncss ; rapuiily ;
Koiilillon, rwiul'iAox, m. hillock. {stiihboriintss.

Koidir, rw,il-ccr, v. <r. tt ii. to tiahttn ,• itijjein vi — ,

r'. r. to gfotv stilf'; re.\i\t.
Roittlct, rwiit-lay, in. wt-eii.
Rolf, mill, III. roll ; list ; /•art.
Rolet, roll-lay, in, little roll.
Koiiiaiiic, rum-cii,/'. steel-)\ird.
Roiiinn, r()iii-ii«, «/. romaine ; novel,
Roiiiniico, rimi-a>;iS,y; rmiiaiuf.
Romancier, roiii-a«-.syai, in. iioTclist.
Roiiiancs(iue, roiii-an-csk, a. roin.iiilic.
Roiiiaiiticiuc, roiii-ax-lik, a. roiiia'ilic.
Romarin, rom-ar-.-\iH, in. rosemary. [ness.

Roiiipoment, ronp-ma/;, >«., — tie tcte, vexatious husi-
Rompre, ru;/-pr, v. a. et n. to break ; break off; break
up : interrupt ; fall out with ; so — , t. r. to break,
be broken. [h.ltons — s, by fits and starts.

Rompu, e, ro»(-p,l, a. broken; trained up; used; à
Ronce, ruiia^,/. briar, bramble.
Rond, e, ro«, — d, a. — cincnt, ad. round ; plain, even

(account) ; brisk ; —, m. round, circle.
Ronde, ro;;d, y: round; rounds, pi. ; patrol ; round
Rondeau, ruj/doli, in. rondeau. [hand.

Rondelet, te, ro«dlay, —diet, a.pluinpish.
Ron'ltlle, rii«-del, /: riiiidle.
Rondeur, ru;/-dur,y'. roundness ; openness.
Rondin, ro»/-d.iln, m. ciidt^el.
Rondon, ro;;-<li);(, in. swoop.
Ronflant, e, r'i;(-lla«, — t, a. snoriii:^ ; sonorous,
Ronllement, r'U(rt-ma/;. in. snoriiii; ; pealiii;;.
Konlier, ro;/-(lai, ?■. n, to snore ; snort ; peal.
Ronfleur, roxilour, in, siioiei:

Ronjjcr, ronh'm.T, a, to i'uan' ; pii k ; consume; ri.in.
Koniicur, ro«-njur, m. lynni-er.
Roquentin, roka;i-tai«, m, hunks,
Ro(|uer, rok-ai, v. n. to castle (i/(c'(.\).

Ro(|uet, rok-ay, >n, ctir-r''^^.

Rofiuettc, rok-et,/; rocket.

Rosacé, e, roh-zas-ai, a. rosaceous.

Rosaire, roh-zair, in. rosary.

Rosat, roh-zah, a. roseate, o/ roses.

Rosbif, ros-bcef, m. roast bee/. ,

Rose, rohz, _/; rose; — dos vents, compass-card ; — ]
croix, m, rosicrucian.

Rosé, c, roh-zui, a. rosy, roseate.

Roseau, roh-zoli, m. reed.

Rosée, roli-zai,y; de7u. '

Roseraie, roliz-ray,/ f; round planted :oith rose- frees, !

Rosette, rohz-et,/; rose, rosefle.

Rosier, roh-zyai, nt. rose-bush, ive-tive.

Rosse, ross,/; fade.

Kosser, ros-ai, v. a. to banff. \

Rossignol, ros-in-yol, m. lii^htiitgale. '<

Rossignoler, ros-in-yol-ai, v. n. to imitate the soii^ o/ ,
the nightingale.

Rossinante, ros-e-na«t,y; rossinante, J.tde.

Rossolis, ros-ole, m. rosolis.

Rot, roll, fit. be.'ch, eructation.

Rôt, roll, >n. roast meat ; sec-.'nd course.

Rotation, rot-ali-syoK,./'. rotation.

Rôti, rolite, m. roast-ineaf. I

Kôtie, roli-te,/. toast, slice of bread. •

R(.tin, ri,tai«, >«. rattau-tane. I

Rôtir, roli-teer, v. a. et n. to roast ; bake, broil ; toast
(bread) ; — trop, to overdo ; se —, xk r. to be roasted.

Rôtisserie, roh-tis-re,./; cook's shop. [scorch.

Rôtisseur, roh-te-sur,"«;. took.

Rôtissoire, roh-tis-war,/; roastiiiff-scieen.

Rotonde, rot-OHd, y: rotuiuia. \

Rotondité, rot-o«-de-tai,y; roundness ; plumpness. '

Rotule, to\.-(i\,/. knee-pan. '

Roture, rot-iir,/". villanage, soccage.

Roturier, ère, rot-ûr-yai, — r, ir. — èreineut, ad. o/viean \
birth, mean ;,—. m. plebeian, commoner. \

Rouage, roo-ahj, m. iv/ieel-iooik.

Rouan, roo-a;(, a. roan.

Rouanner, roo-;iii-ai, v. a. to mark.

Rouche, roosli,/. carcass (o/a ship).

Roucoulement, roo-kool-ma;(, m. cooing'.

Roucouler, roo-koo-lai. v. n. to coo.

Roue, roo,/: ivheel ; — do c.'ifilo, coil.

Roué, roo-ai, >/;. rake, proiligate.

Rouelle, roo-ell,y: slice ; jill'et o/veal,

Rouennerie, too-an-rt:, /. printed cottons, pi.

Rouer, roo-ai, v. a. to break on the wheel; coil ; être
roué, to be guile jaded.

Rouerie, roo-re,y: rakish trick.

Kouet, roo-ay, ;/i, spinnins-uvhitl ; cog-v/httl.

Rotige, roolij, tt. red i — RorKc in. rohin-rtdbrtàil i —

queue, in i\d-tai! ; —, in. red colour.
RoUfjc.'itrc, roo-lijau-tr, a. reddish.
koujfcaiul, c, roo-lijoli, — d, a, ruddy-faced.
kouffeole, roo-lijol,y; measles, pi,
Roukjct, roo-lij.iy, «;. roach.

Rmi^fcur, roo-lijur,y'. redness ; ruddiness ; blush,
Rou(,'ir, ruo-lijecr. v. a. et ». to redden; urow red;
Rfunlle, loot,/, rust ; mildew, [blui.'i.

Roiiilé, e, rooAai, 11. rwty.
Rouiller, rooA.ii, v. a. o rust.
Rouillure, rooAi'i^y! r,.''-'ness.
Rouir, roo-etr, ?/. a. et n. to soak, steep,
Rouiss.ijjc, roo-e-salij, in. soakinj^.
Roulade, roo-lad,y^ rolling ; quai'er.
koulajje, roo-lalij, m, rolling ; carriage.
Rouleau, roo-loli, m, roll ; roller.
Roulement, rorjl-nia», in, rolling ; trill.
Rouler, roo-l.ii, v, a, et n, to roll; roll up ; turn ;

ramble ; faire —, to set a-going.
Roulette, rool-et, ./; roller; caster; hand-chaise ; go-
Rouleur, rool-ur, >n. roller. [tart.

Rouiier, rool-eai, in. lociggoner, carrier.
Roulis, roo-le, in. rolling,
R(.a!oir, rool-war, >//. rolling-board.
Koup'e, roo-pe,y; snivel.
Roujiiller, ri.o-pi/-,ii, v. n. to doze.
Kouss.Urc, roo-sau-tr, a. reddisli.
Kou-scau, roo-soli, ;/(. red-haired man.
RoiisM-let, roosl.iy, m. russelet (pear).
Kuusseur, roosur,/! redness ; Jieckle.
Roa.isi, roo-se, m. burnt smell ; russia leather.
Rousslii, rno-sai«, in, tiiiikset horse.
Koussir, r(,o-se>.r, v, a. ct n. to redden ; t.< turn red;

f lire —, /.) bnnri:,^
Koiitailli r, ri.ij-ta/-.ii, '; n. to/ollo-v a deer.
Route, root,y. road, -hay : track ; faire — , lotr.re'.
Routier, voot-yai, in, road-book ; traveller; \'\ou\
ivoiitine, roo-tin,y; routine, practice. [cunning low
Koutiuer, roo-ie-iiai, x: a, to accustom.
Routinier, roo-tin-e-ai, ;//. he ^vho acts by routine,
Koiitoir, root-w.ir, in. raitiiig-pool,
Rouverin, roov-rai)j, a. brittle.
kouvieiix, roov-yuli, >«. mange.
Rouvre, roo-vr, in. oak of the hardest kind.
Rouvrir, roo-vrecr, ii. a. et se — , v. r. to open again.
Roux, ssc, roo, — ss, a. red ; red-haired.
Royal, e, rwa-y.d, <». — cment, ad. royal ; regal.
Royalisme, rw.i-y.il-ism, in. royalisiii.
Royaliste, rw,i-yal-ist, in. royalist.
Koyaiiiiie, rwa yolim.y: kin^doin.
Royauté, nvay'uli-lai,y; royalty,
Kii, n'i, /;;. channel.

Kuacle, nVad, /. kicking ; jerking. Uoloiir.

Kiiliace, rii-bas, Kubacclle, rfi-bns-cl.y; ruby of a light
Kuban, nVba//, m. ribbon, riband.
Kiibaiierie, riVbaii-re,.A ribbon-weaving ; ribbon trade,
Rubanier, ril-ban-c-ai, m. ribboH-iueaver ; ribl'on-
Kiibétier, rii-bai-fe-ai, 7: a. to rubify. [seller.

Kubican, nVlie-k.u/, a. rubican.
Rubicond, c, rû-be-ko«, —il, a. rubicund.
Kiibis, rfi-be, m. ruby ; red pimple.
I\iib(ique. rû-brik,y; red chalk; rubric.
Ruche, rûsli,y: beehive, hive,
Ruilier, riisli-ai, m. apiary.
Rude, nul, ii. —nient, ad. rough, rugged; haivh ;

hard; sharp; severe; churlish; rigid.
Riuloiité, c, nVda;(-tai, a. cabled.
Kudenture, ru-da«-tûr,y; cabling.

Riiilesse, riVdess, f. rouxhness ; harshness ; hard
Rudiment, riVde-nia»f, m. rudiment. [u-ords, pi.

Rudoyer, rft-ilwa-yai, v. a. to use harshly.
Ru', rfl.y". street, lane ; rue.
Ruer, rû-ai,/ heap of rubbish.
Ruelle, rft-eil,y". lane ; bedside.
Riicller, nl-el-ai, v. a. to mould the vine.
Kute, nVai, v. n. to kick ; Jerk ; se — , v. r. to rush
Rueiir, rft-ur, m. kicker. [upon.fallfoul.

kulieii, rfif-j'ai;i, in. ruffian.
kiu'ir, ru-lijeer, v, n. to roar.
Rutfissement, ru-lijis-ma», »/. roar.
Rui;osité, rû-({oh-ze-tai,yr rugosity, roughness.
Ruine, ruin,/ ruin ; decay.
Ruiner, ri^-e-nai, v. a. to ruin ; destroy ; undo ; S3 —,

V. r. to ruin one's self, go to ruin.
Ruineux, se, rfi-e-nuh, — z, a. ruinous,
kiiinure, ri^-e-nilr,y;^ri)7r, notch.
Ruisseau, rû-e-soh, »«. brook, stream, kennel.
Ruisseler, rû-islai, v. n. to gush out, stream.
Ruiiib, roxb, m. rumb-line.
Rumeur, rû-uiur,y". rumour, uproar.
Kuiuiimtion. rû-iu«-nah-syoM,/. rHtniwitW

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Ruminer, rû-me-tini, -■. >i. to niminate,

Kiiiii(), roHp, «I. ruDi/i.

Kuniiiiic, ru-nik, a. runic.

Kupture, ri'ip-tilr,/ nif>liire: ii-eaiiii^i hernia.

Kurai, e, ril-rnl, a. rural.

Kiise, idt./. cuiDtiug, crn/t; trick. [iiiau.

Kusc, e, rl^-zni, iJ. cuuuinx", crafty, ily ; — , m. cuiiiiiiii;

Kiisor, nVz.ii, v. u. to rfixi'i.'f, sfii/t. [c/firii.

Kiislniiil, e, rfis-toh, — il. <». c/oimiisli ; —, m. iliurl,

Kiisticitc, ri'is-te-sc-t.ii,y^ cloiinisltiirss, boorixliiitss.

Ku^ticn'c, rùs-tik, a. — iiieiit, ad. rural; rustic ; rude,

i/tncuis/i, cliurlish.
Rustiqucr, rus-tc-kni, v. a. to uiake rustic-lite.
Kiistre, riis-tr, a. clinvuis/t, boorish: —, in. ciotvii, boor.
Kilt, n'lt, tn. rut, rutting,
Kyc, rec,/ seashore.

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b.i, iih, see Son.

Sabbat, b Ab-.ih, ;</. Sabbath ; iinise,

Sabb.itiiiue, sab-at-ik, a. sabbatical.

h.ible, b.ili-bl, )//. saud,..!,'ravct: sab.'e.

bablcr, s.ili-bla', v. a. to cover with ,^'ravel.

S.ibkvix, so, sali-bliih, — z, a. saiidj.

Salilier, s,ili-blc-ai, i/i. hour-!:/.iss.

Sablicru, sah-bk-air.y; saiut-/'it.

Sahloii, sali-l)lo/(, in./iuc sand.

Saliloiincr, sali-bloii-ai, ;i. a. to scour with sand.

.Sablonneux, se, sah-blon-iili, — z, ■/. sandy, i;yaTel/y.

Sabioimier, sah-bloii-c:ii, «/. sandnum.

.Sablonniirrc, sali-blon-c-.iir,y; 5,-tnd-J>it, i'/vrr r/-/i','.

Sabord, s.ili-bor, m. /i;-/-// >/f.

.Sabot, s.ib-oli, in, nwdcn shoe; horse's hoc/; ti<f< ;

Sahoti-r, »ab-ut-;ii, r-. ;;. to ■7rhi/< a top. \scrry jidd.'c.

SabniiiT, sab-t't-yai. ;,/. inai-cr of a^n'dfu shoes.

Siiboulcr. siib-cM).|,ii, T. a. to toss- a/'out, tease.

Sabre, s:ili-br, n:. .\ai<rc ; broiisTcord.

S,ii)r(.nas, siih-br-nali, ;«. bunx/er, botcher.

Sabrer, sali-br.ii, î'. a. to sabre ; buui^te.

Siibrctaclic. sah-br-tash,/! sabretache.

SabrLMir, Siib-bnir, tn. blootilhirsty soldier,

Silbiirrc, siih-bi'ir,/; saburr.r.

Sac, s.ik, >n. sack ; baj; ; inafsact.

Saccade, sak-ad,y; saccade ; Jerk.

Saccader, sak-ad-ai, v. a. to Jerk, tivitih.

Saccaife, sak-abj, tn. haivc.

Saccatjeiiient, sak-ahj-ina«, w/. sactinf^.

.Sacca|,'cr, sak-nlii-ai, v. a. to sack, />ilt<i,:,e.

Sacca^;eiir, siik-alij-ur, ni. sacker.

Sacerdoce, s.is-air-d()ss, vi. pries/hood.

Sacerdotal, e, sas-air-dot-al, a. sacerdotal.

Siicliaiit, siisli-a;;, Snclie, sash, see Savoir.

Sachce, sash-ai,./. s.ick/id.

Sachet, sash-ay, '/(. satchel ; fieifninebin;.

Sacoche, sak-osh,/. saddlc-bai; : inoney-baj,'. [tnental.

Sacramental, e, sak-r,im-a«-t.il, a. - eiiieiit, ad. sacra-

Sacre, sakr, tn. atiointini; (kin^)', consecratioti (bishof) ;

saker-hawk.
Sacré, e, sak-rai, a. sacred, holy ; damned.
Sacrement, sak-w(>î-iiia», tn. sacrament ; le saint — ,

the consecrated host.
Sacrer, sak-rai, v. a. et n. to anoint ; consecrate ; curse
Sacret, sak-ray, ;//. sackeret. [and sircar.

Sacrilicaleiir, s.ik-re le-kat-iir, in. sacrijiccr.
Sacrilkalure, s.ik-re-fe-kat-ûr,./ sacrijicalor's office.
Sacrilice, sak-ro-liss, tn. sacrijice.
Siicrifier, sak-ref-c-ai, v. a. et n. to sacrifice.
.Sacriléjfe, sak-re-laihj, tn. sacrilege ; — , a. — nient, ad.
Sacristain, sak-ris-tai;(, tn, sacristan. [sacriie^'^ious.
Sacristie, sak-ris-te,y. sacristy, vestry.
Sacristine, sak-ris-tin,y: vestry-tiun.
Saduceen, ne, sail-û-sai-ai;(, — en, a. Sadducfe.
Safran, sa-fra», tn. sajff'rott.
Safraner, saf-ran-ni, v. a. to dress tvith saffron.
Safre, safr, in. gluttonous.
Sa^face, sag-ass, a. saj^aciotts, acute.
Sagacité, sa){-as-e-t;u,y; saj/acity.
Sa^e, s;ihj, a. —ment, ad. wise ; sensible ; modest,

gentle ; quiet ; —, in. sage, tvise man.
Sage-fcmnie, salij-fam,/! tiiidwi/e.

Sagesse, sahj-ew,/; luisdom ; sagcncss, modesty ; good
Sa^ou, sag-oo, ut. sago. [beHaviour.

Sagouin, saK-oo-ai», tn. sagoin [ape) ; slcrveuty man.
Saignant, e, s;»yM-ya«, — t, a. bleeding, bloody
Sai|{néc, sayn-yai,/: bleeding : drain.
Saignement, sayn-y;-nia;(, nt. bleeding.
Saigner, sayn-yai, v. a. et n. to bleed, let blood ; drain ;

se —, V. t. to bleed one's self- draiit one's self of cash,
•eder.

[sAriui; ; Mi.'t.
e's sel/'; v' dirty.

Saigneur, sayn-yur, in. ilti

Saigncux, se, sayn-yuh, —i, a, Ufttfy.

Saillant, c, sa/-ya«, — t, a. frojectiiig.

Saillie, vi/'C,/. projecture . spurt ;Jlii;ht ; sally ; Jtaxh

.S.iillir, sa/-ir, :•. n. to projet t. Jut out ; gush. \of lutt.

S.iiii, e, sai;/, sen, a. — eiuent, ad. sound ; hcaltky.

Saindoux, sai»/-doo, tn. hi-g's lard.

.S.iiiifoin, sni//-fo-ni/i, tn. sainfoin.

b.iint, c, sai;;, — t, a. saint, holy ; blessed ; la .S ilnt-Jean,

.Muisiimtner : l,i Saint-Michel, Michaelmas Pay.
.Sainte-barbe, saiHt-barl),y.' po-,rder-ma\:azine.
Sainteté, sain-ti</(t.ii,/ sanctity, holiiuss.
Sais, say, sec S.ivoir.
S.iisie, say-ze. y. seizure; distress.
.Saisine, s,iy-zin,/i seisin in /act.

Saisir, say-zeer, f. «r. to seize; lay hold on ; distrain ;

se — , 7^ r. to seize, la\ hold on. [trainalue,

S.iisiss<ible, s;iy-zc-s;ih-l)l, a. that may be seized, dis-

S.iisissant, e, sai-ze s.i», — t, a. that irhich seizes ; sink-

SaisisseniciU, sii-ziss-ni.i</, m. shock, pang, ["'g'

j .Sai-iiiii, s,\y.ziin,f. season.

I S.iit, say, see Savoir.

Sal.ide, sal-ad,y salad.
I S.d.idier, sal-ail-yai, m. salad-dish.

Sal.ii,'e, sal-alij, in. salting.

Sal. lire, sal-air, m. salary, lure, 7vages, reruarj,

S.il.iison, s.d-ay-zo/(,/. salting ; salt-meat.
I Sal.iMi.ilec, s.d-.ini-aiek, m. pro/ound boiu.
I .S.d.uu.mdre, s.d-ani-;i"-ilr, /i salamander,
I Salarié, e, s,il-ar-e-ai, a, lured.
1 Sal.irier, sal-ar-e-ai, ;■.<«. to renard, pay.

S.d.tiul, (', sal-iih, — d, a. slo;c'ily, nasty.

S.de, sal. a. - nient, ,;,/. dirty, nasty, fil'hy.

S.dé. e, s.il-ai, a. salt ; ^harp ; keen , - , in. salt p-ir'c.

S.ilep, sal-cp. m. salcp.
i S.der, salai, f. a. to salt ; poir.icr.

.S.deté, s.d-tai, y." dirtiness ; fillhincss ; Hastiness ; oh-
i S.ileur, s,il-ur, m. sailer. [sceniry.

S.ilic.iire, .sal-e-kair,y; s.ilicaria.

.SalicfHjiie, s.al-e-k"k../; prann.
' .S.dière, sal-e-air,y'. sait-cellar ; salt-oox.

.S,ilii;.iud, c, sale-Hi'h, — d, a. nasty, slo;vnly.

S.ili^'nun, sal-in-yoH, m. hump of salt.

S.iliii, e, sal-ai«, — in, a, salmons, briny ; — , ;;/. sal

Sahnc, sid-in,/. salt-pit; salt-meat.

Salique, sal-ik, a. satic. [one'i

S.ilir, s.il-eer, t». a. to dirty, stain ; se — , !■. r. to dirty

S.iliss.iut, e, sal-e-sa<;, — t, a. that dirties; that scon

Salisson, sal-e-so«, tn. young slut.

Salissure, sal-e-sdr.y; dirt, filth.

Salivaire, sal-e-v,iir, a. salnaty.

Salivation, sal-e v.ih-sy(>«, A salivation.

Salive, sal-iv,/; sain a, spittle.

S.diver, sal-e-v.ii, T. it. to sali-,ate.

.Salle, s.d, f. hall, room ; parlour ; arbour ;
iufaiit-^chcol ; — d'exposition, — d'indiistri
tion -hall, exhibition of industry.

.Saliiiijjdiidis, s.d-iiie->,'o(;-de, tn. hotch-potch.

Saloir, sal-war, in. salt-tub. [man of fashion.

S.iloii, sal-o«, tn. saloon, draiving-vooin ; lioniiiie de —,

.'•' '(>e, sal-oi), a. — nient, ad. dirty, nasty,

S .perie, s;il-op-re,/; nastiiiess.

S.ilpOtro, s,,l-i),iy-tr, m. saltpetre.

S.ilpêtrier, sal-ii.iylrc-ai, m. siiltpctre-maker.

S.ilpétriére, s,d-piiy-tre-.iir,_/; sal'pctre-house.

.Salt.i'.ion, s.il-taii-sy"'<. /' sallution.

S.iltiiiib.in(|iie. s,dlai;;-b.i«k, m. mountebank.

S.diibre. sal-A-br, a. salubrious, ^cholesoine.

.S.iliibrité, s.d-Ci bre-lai,y. salubrity, nholesmneness,

.S.diicr, sal-û-.ii, ,■. a. to salute, l\>:c, greet.

Salure, sal-fir,,/ sattness,

Salut, sal-û, in. safety ; salute ; bow ; greetini;.

S.iUitaire, sal-il-tair, a. —nient, ad, salutary, icho.'e-
sotiie ; useful.

Salutation, s.il-ù-tah-syo((,y; salutation ; boiu ; courtesy.

Salve, salv,y; volley ; shout (of applause).

Sainetli, sani-dc, m. Saturday.

Sancir, sa;;-seer, v. n. to founder.

.Santification. saxk-tc-fe-kah-syo^'.y sanctification.

Sanctifier, sawk-tif-e-ai, v. a. to sanctify, keep holy.

Sanction, saHk-syo;»,./ sanction.

Sniictioiiiier, Sii»k-syoii-ai, v. a. to sanction, ratify.

S.uiLtu.xire, sa>/k-ti1-air, m. sanctuary,

S.iid.il. s.Tjdal, III. sandal-wood.

S.indale. sa»(-dal,y". sandal ; lighter.

Saiul.ir.mue, sa«-d.ir-ak,y sandaraih. [composure.

Saiiij, sa«. III, blootl ; family ; birth ; — froid, coolneiS,

Sanijlade, sa;(-gla<l,y. lash

Sanglant, e, sa«-gl.i«, — t, a. bloody, reeking.

Sangle, sax-jji.y. strap ; saddle-girth.

Sandler, sa'i-glai, v. a. to girth ; -whip.

Sanglier, sax-gleai, in. wild boar ; ^({«oicr, sea-hog.

Sanglot, sa^i-gioh, in. sob, sobbing,

Sanglgter, w/i-gM-al. v, », tv too.

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Sangsue, iniiiCi,/. Ueih ; extort ioiier.

Sanh'uificatioii, !.a«-gwc-fe-kali-syo'/, f. saiiguiftalitti.

SaiiKiiin, c, sa<i-f;ai<(, — gtiin, a. saiigiiine ; blood-rai.

Sanguinaire, sa»/-f;hc-nair, a. hlooH-tltirsty.

Saii(ruiiie, sa<(->,'liui,y: blvoxi^totie ; tdi-lcad.

Sanjjiiniolent, c, sa'/-Klic-niil-a«, — t, a. hloody.

Saniclc, san-c-kl, m. canule.

Sanie, san-e,/. sanies.

Sanicux, se, s.iii-yiili. — z, a. situions.

Sanitaire, s.tuc-t.iir, a. siviitary.

Sans, ^.Mi./'i: rrit/iout ,■ — .ww.s./rifiidless.

Sanscrit, sa/(-skrf. m. suiisiiit.

Saiis'iniict. sa«-son-ay, m. starling.

Santal, N,i;(-tal, nt. saiider'.

S.mté, siWi-t.ii, /. Iiiultlt ; maison de —, friinte hospital.

Sap.ijou, sap-iilij-rin, m. monkey, tnarniosit.

Sape, sap, y; sa^fint:.

Saper, sap-ai, v. a. to safi, undertiiint.

Sapeur, s.ipiir, tn. sa/'p r.

S.iphir, saf-ecr, m. saphire.

.Sapiilo, sai)-i(l, (7. sirpid.

.Sapience, sap-y,iHss,y; 7visdo>n.

S.ipientiaux, s.ip-ya);-syoli, in.pl., livres—, honl'^ of

.Sapin, sap-ai», ni. fir-iree.fir. [ivisdoi.i, pt.

.Sapinière, sap-in-y.iir, /;./<ii-«^ o/Jir Irea.

S.iponaire, s.ip-on-air, /". so-tp-ivoit.

Saporifuiue, sap-ore-lik, a. suptuyic,

Sapoticr, s;ip-ot-yai, tn. sapola-trer.

Sarbacane, Siir-li.ik-an.y. tout:: IuIh:

Sarhotière, sar-bnt-yair,/! ice-ir,ani mould.

Sarcasme, sar-kasni, tn. larensni.

.Sarcastiipie, sar-kas-tik, a. iarutitic.

Sarcelle, sar-sel,y; tcal(l<ird).

Sarclage, sar-kl,ihj, >n. -ivetdiii);.

Sarcler, s.ir-kl.ii, v. a. to weed.

Sarcleiir, sarklnr, >n. iveed,r.

.Sarcloir, sar-klo-alir, m. 7ie,di:ix'-^iooi.

Sarclure, sar-klûr,y; iceedinx'S, pi.

Sarcocèle, sar-ko-sel, tn. sareoiftc.

Sarcome, sar-kohm, jii. sanoina.

Sarcopli.ajje, sar-ko-fahj, a. Jleslt-eatins ; —, tn. sarro-

Sardine, sar-diii,/; ///iV/ij/ii'. lp/i,i^iis.

Sardoine, sar-do-an,y; sardtnyx.

Sardoiiique, sar-don-ik, a. satdonic, satirieal.

Sari^îue, s.ir-ig,./. didiip/tis.

Sarment, sar iié.iji >k. line-hranch.

Sarmenteux, se, s,,i.ma)/liili, z, a. bramhy.

,Sarrasin, sar-az-ai;i. tn. l'ia i-it/iiat.

Sarrassine, s,ir-az-in,y; portciilli .

Sarrau, sar-oli, >n. groom':, /rot <■.

Sarrette, sar-ct,./: sau-7i.oi I.

Sas, s.ali, m. sieTe.

Sassc, s .nss, /; sroop.

Sasser, sah-sai, z: a. to sift, bolt.

Sasset s.iss ay, ;;(. little sieve.

S.it.ir, sat-a»(, in. soin,:

Sat',nii|ne, sat-.in Ik, a. s.^lnnic,

t-'.itc'.lite, sat-el-lii, tn. salei'ile.

.Satiété, s;is-yai-t.ii,./! satiety

Satin, sat-ai«, m. satin.

S.itinade, sat-e-nad,y: satinet.

S.\tiiiagc, sat-e-n.ilij, in. liot-pressiii,!r.

.Satiii.iire, sat-o-iiair, in. satni-iienier.

.Satiner, sat-e-nai, v. a. to maie sa/inliÂ-e ; Jiot-press.

.Satire, sat-eer, / satire, lampoon.

Satiriipie, s.it-e-rik, a. —mint, ad. satiric; safirieal :

Satiriser, sal-e-re-zai. ;■. a. to satiric,'. [- , in. .r.^'(/•/.^ '.

S.iti.faclinu. sat-is-fak-syo«, /'. salii/uition ; gratijiia-
tton. atonement.

•Satisfaire, sat-isf.iir, v. a. et it. to satisfy, please : in-
diili:e : oltey ; se — , V. r. to satisfy one s self, indulge
one's self.

Satisfaisant, e, sat-is-fay-zax, — t, <». satisfactory.

.S.itrape, sat-ra|), in. satrap.

Satrapie, s,it-rap-e, ./. satrapy.

S.itiiratiou, sat-(i-r.ili-syo;;,y; sa'iiration.

Saturer, sat-fi-rai. '■. a. to saturate.

S.iturnales, sat-ùr-nal,y: pi. satitriials,pl.

Satyre, sat-ccr, in. satyr.

Satyri(]ue, sat-c-rik, a. satyric, obscene.

Sauce, soliss,y". Jrt»<rc.

Saucer, soli-sai, v. a. to dip in sauce.
.Saucière, solisyair,/: sancc-boai.

Saucisse, soh-siss,./' saiisti:;e

S.lucisson, soh-se-so«, m. ti:ici sausage.

Sauf, ve, siilif, sohv, a. safie , — coiuhrt, in. safe-con-
duct, pass ; —, pi: saving, save, except.

Sauge, solij./T sage, salvia.

Saugrenu, e, soh-gr-nO, a. impertinent, absurd.

Saule, sohl, in. willow

Sauinltre, soh-niau-tr, a. brackish.

Suumon, soh-nio», tit. salnion ; pig.

conceal ; f,e ■

Saumond, r, soli-lnon-.TJ, a. truite —cf. salmdn-tyiul.

.Saumure, soli-iiu1r,y. brine, some.

Saun.iKc soli-nahj, in, salt-trade.

Sauner, soh-uai, v. ii. to make salt.

Sauneric, solin-re,/. saltern ; ialt-hoitse.

S.mmer, suli-ne-ai, »«. salt-maker ; salt;r ; satt-se'ler.

S.iuniere. soli-ne-air, /. salt-box. [.iprini.'e.

Sa'.ip<iudrer, si>li-piiu-drai, v. a. to powder: strew,

Siur. solir, a. sintkc-dricd ; liareng —, rcd-lterrin^,

Ka.ir.ii, soli-ray, see Savoir.

.Saure, sor, a. red ; sorrel.

Saurer, sor-ai, v. a. to smoke.

S lurct. sor-ay, see Saur.

S.l.lri^s,•.!4e, snrisahj, iit. curing herrings.

S.iarisseur, snr-is-sur, m. herring-t.ure'-.

Saiiss.iiL'. soli-say, y; willnv-plot.

S ut, soli, m. leap, jump, bound: waterfall ; fi.irc im

S.iute, solit.y. sudilen -veering. [— , to take a itof>

S.iMic, c, soti-tai, a. dressed, done.

.S ute'le. soh-til,/; vine-branch with its root.

S inter, soli-tai, v. a. et ii. to leap ox'er, jump, ski^, hop ;

Suiterean, soli-troli, m.Jack. [rush: oimf.

S ,MUr,^^lle, sfili-truKy." locust; sliding rule. [■;au,/ii:

S uireiir, soli.tur, ;;;. —si-, — nliz, / Jumper, tiiiii,,/ ;

N.uilillrinent, soli-ti/'-m,i«, m. .skipping ; hop.

^ iii.iller, soli-tl/-ai, v. n. to skip, iiop.

.s.i;;to;r, soli-twar, m., en — . cross7i'ise.

.S.iuv.iKe, soh-valij, a. savage, loild ; unsociable ; —.tn.

Saiiva^,'eoii, soli-valij-o;;, m. Tiild slock. {sava;;e.

Sauv.igerie, soli-v,ilij-re,y. loudness.

S iuvai,'in, soli-valii-.ii;;, .7. rammish ; — , nt. rainini\h

Sauvai;iiie, soh-valij-in,/; witdfowl. [la^le.

Same, see Sauf.

.S,iiive>;,irde. soliv.Kar<l, ./Î safe-guard.
.Sauver, soli-vai, v. a. to sai'C ; spare;
-■-. r. to make one's escape, steal aitay.
S,iiivcta),'e, soliv-t.ilij, in. salvage.
.Sauveur, soli-vur, m. saver, deliverer,
i S. IV, lis, sav-ay, see .S.ivoir.
1 .S ivauinient, sav-am-.i/(, ad. learnedly,
' Sav.ine, sav-an,/". savannah.

' S.ivaiit, e, sav-a«, — t, a. learned ; skilful; firactised ;
— , m. scholar.
Savantasse, sav-a«-tass, m. pedantic scholar,

Sav.ite, sav-.'.t, y; old shoe ; carrier.

S iveler, sav-tai, v. a. to cobble, bungle.

.Sa\ eticr, sav-tyai, in. cobbler, bungler.

S.iveur, s.iv-ur.y. savour, JIavour.

•S.ivoir, sav-w,ir, v. a. et ii. to know, tuiderstand : be
able, can ; have by heart ; !i —. to wit, that is to stiy;
f.iire — . to let know ; give inteUigence ; —, tn. learn-
ing, intelligence, erudition ; — i'.iirc, in. skill, wtH;
— viire. in. breeding, manners, pi.

S.ivon, s.iv-o», "(. ioap.

.S i\omiaj,'C, sav-on-.ilij. m. Trashing it'i'h soap.

S.ivoiiuer, s.iv-oii-ni, v. a. to Hash wilh soap ; latltf :

SavoiUicrie, sav-oii-re, yl soap-home, {leclice.

S uoiuielte, sav-on-et.y: ivash-lmll : soap-ball.
\ S.nouiicux, se, s iv-on-iili, — /, a. soapy,

.S iMimuei, sav-oii-e-ai. in. .uhi/t-Ooilcr.

Liiiourer, sav-oorai, v. a. to sa; our, relish.
I Sa'.onrut, sav-oo-ray, m. marroiv-bone.

.S.ivoiireux, se, s.iv-oo-ruli, —z, a. — seinent, ad. ■,:•
I Saxatile, saks-at-il. a, saxatile, [•,-oui v.

! Saxirr.iije, '■,;i\i.^-s:-\'T.\\\'y, f. sa.xifrnge.

.Sliire. sheer, in. s'hro.

Scaliellon, sk;il)-el-li.<;, '/(. pedestal.

Scatiieuse, skab-yuli/. f. scabious.

.Scabieux, se, sk.ib-yull, — z, «. scabby.

.Scabreux, se, sk.ili-briili, — z, a. scabrous, rough ; lik-

Scalpel, skal-pel, m. scalpel. [li,li,

-Scalper, skal-|iai, v. a. to scalp.

Scamnionee, skam-mo-nai, f scammony.

.Scandale, ska»-dal, in. scandal. [dalom, sham/:.'.

Scandaleux, se, ska«-dal-uli, — z, a, —sèment, ad. m.ui-

Scandaliser, ska;/-dal-e-zai, v. a. to scandalize : se

Scander, ska;<-dai, v a. to scan. [v. r. to be ojfendt.t

Scaphandre, skaf-a;;-dr, in. cork-Jacket.

Scapulaire, skap-fl-lair, in. scapular.

Scarabée, skar-ab-ai, ;'/. beetle.

Scaramouche, skar-ani-oosh, m. scaraiitouck.

Scarificateur, skar-e-fe-k.it-ur, nt, scarificator, scari/ier.

Scarification, skar-e-fe-kah-syo«, f. scarification

Scarifier, skar-if-e-ai, v. a. to scarify.

.Scarlatine, skar-lat-in, a. scarlet. {one's i/i'.

Sceau, soh, Scel, sel, >n. seal ; mettre le sceau a, Am./

Scélérat, e, sai-lai-rah, —X3.X., a. flagitious, wiikcd : -.

.Scélératesse, sal-lai-rat-ess, f, znllany. [«/. villain.

Scellé, sel-ai, wo seal.

Scellement, sel-maw, w». sealing.

Sceller, sel-ai, f , a. to seal, seal up.
j Scelleur, sel-ur, m, sealer.

SOS

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SEN

Seine, sayn, / scene, stuK'e.

Sci*ni(iue, sai-uik, <». scenic, theatrical.

Sceno>,'riii)liie, sai-noff-raf-o, / scenvi.'ia/'hy.

Scepticisme, sep-te-cihiii, m. scefticiioi.

Sceiitiiliie, sep-tik, tn. sc>'ptU.

Sceptre, sep-tr, m. sceptre.

Scli.ilJMflue, sliab-rak, /. shabrack, saddltclo'k.

Schall, slial, m. shawl.

Stielliniï, shcl-lai«, in. shitliiifr.

Scliisin,iti<itie, shis-m,it-ik. a. schismatical : — , >«. schis-

Schisme, !.liism, in. schistn, \inatic.

Scliiste, shibt, nt. schist.

Schisteux, se, shis-tuh, — z, a. schistous.

SchUcli, shlik, nt. sch/ich.

Sciitjc, syahj, «». saiviiij.'.

Sciatique, syat-ik, a. scialical ; — ,/. sciatica.

Scic, se./ saw ; trait de —, saw cut.

Sciemment, syain-a//, aJ. kitoiui>ii;ly ; 7vittiii^','y.

Science, sya/is,/. science: iiwwtei/j^'e ; ienriiDif.'. \

Scientifique, sya«to-fik, a. —nient, a,/, scieutijii, uieii- \

Scier, se-ai, v. a. et it. to sa7t' . hot-water. \tiri,al.

Scierie, se-re, /. sa7ciux->nitl.

Scieiir. se-iir, in. sawer ; sawyer; -de loiifl, wood-

Scille, si/, / sqiiit/. [sawyer.

Scintillation, sai»(-til-lalisy();<, f. scintillation.

Scintiller, sai;;-lil-l.ii, v. n. to scintillate.

Scion, syo«, in. scion, small ttvijj;.

Srinte, se-ot, /. small saw.

Scissilo, sis-sil, a. scissilc, scissih/e.

Scission, sis-syo»),/; division.

Scissionnaire, sis-sycm-air, a. seceiiing.

Sc'ssure, sis-silr, /. scissure.

Sciure, syûr, /. saw-dust.

Sùil.iire, skol-air, a. sc/iolait'c, fjiool.

.Scolarité, skol-ar-e-tai, /. sn'io.arity.

Sc'ii.islic, skdl-astik, a, — incut, ad. iclhijiistlc : — ,/.

Scoli.iste, skol-e-ast, in. srholiasf, [sdiolatlic i/ini,: y

Scdiic, skol-c, y. scholium.

Scnlopenilre, skol-d-pav-dr, / scholopendra.

Sciiil>iit, skor-li.'i. tn. scurry.

Scurlmtliiue, skur-lnVtik, <i. scorhiitic.

Sci Tie, skor-e, y. scoria, ilro.s\.

hi .rificatiim, skor-e-fe-kali--,v(i)/, /. scori/ii.iHon.

Siiirilicr, skor-if-e-ai, v. a. to ledine to drosi.

Sc'irpicin, skor-pyo«. in. scorpion.

Scorsonère, skor-so-nair, y; liper's grass.

Sinlio, sknb, in. scribe.

Scrofules, skro-fùl./! scrofula, kind's eril.

Scrofiileux, se, skro-lïiluh, —/., a. scrofulous.

scrupule, skrû-pûl, in. scruple ; scrupulosity, doubt.

Scnipulcux, se, skrA-pû-Iiih, —?., a. — sciiiLiit, ad. scrupu-
lous, nice.

Scrutateur, sknVtat-ur, tn. searcher; scrutator.

Scruter, skrû-tai, %•. a. to search . scrutinize.

Scrutin, skriVtaiH, tn. scrutiny, ballot.

!>culpter, skfil-tai, v. a. to sculpture.

Sculpteur, skîil-tiir, m. sculptor ; carz'er.

Sculpture, skdl-tilr, yi sculpture ; can/in^::

Sf. ■>iih, pit. one's self; himself; herself; itself; them-
sthes ; each other, one another.

Seance, sai-a«ss,y. seat ; sitting, session.

Séant, e. sai-ax, — t, a. sitting ; seemly, becoming ; —,
>«. sitting posture ; sur son —, sitting upright.

Sean, soh, in. pail ; bucket.

Sélieste, sai-best, tn. sebesteit.

Sétiesiier, siii-best-yai, tn. sebesteit-tree.

Sébile, sai-bil, f. wooden bowl.

Sec, scche, sek, sesh, a. dry; sapless ; meagre; —
.irt;eiit, ready money ; — , ad. dryly ; boire — , to
drink hard ; être à — , to be penny less ; mettre h —,

^vcante, sai-ka«t,y". secant, [to drain; •— , in. dryness.

Scche, sesh, f. cuttle-fish {see Sec).

.Sèchement, sesh-ni.i;;, ad. dryly ; in a dry style.

Sécher, sesh-ai, v. a. et n. to dry ; wtther, grow dry ;
pme away.

Sccheresse, sesh-ress, f. dryness ; roughness ; bald-

Scchoir, sesh-war, tn. clothes-horse. [ucs.

Second, e, sx/t-ko», — d, a. — enicnt, ad. second ; —, ,u.
'cct'iid; assistant ; second Jlcor.

Secondaire, s»/t-ko»-(lair, a. — meiit, ad. secondary.

Seconde, SK/j-ko«d, f. second.

Seconder, s(«A-kon-dai, v. a. to second, support, help.

Secouenient, SK/i-kuo-ma«, tn. shaking ; siiaki.

Secouer, sx/i-koo-ai, v. a. to shaJL-e ; shai-e off; sc —,

Secofiment, see Secoucaient. \y. r. to shake one's self.

Secourable, s;r/j-koo-rahbl, a. helpful, helping.

•Secourii, sxA-koo-reer, v. a. to succour, assist, help.

Secours, s;(A-koor, in. succour, assistance, help ; an — 1

Secousse, SK/i-kooss, f. shake, shock. {help ! help !

Secret, ête, sxA-kray, — kret, a. — ètement, ad. secret ;
hidden; close, privy; escalier —, back stairs, pi. ;
~, m. secret, secrecy ; en —, secretly, privately, \

Secrétaire, sxA-krai-tair, m. secretary : escriloirt.

Secriitaireric, snA-krai-tair-re,/: sea-etary's office.

Secrétariat, s»/i-krai-tar-c-ah, in. secretaryship.

Secrète, s;(/(-krct, f. secret prayer.

.Sicroter, sai-krai-tai, v. a. to secrete.

Sécrétion, s.ii-kr.ii-syo;(, / secretion.

Sectaire, sek-t.iir, m. sectary, sectarian.

Sectateur, sek-tat-ur, in.follo'ver.

Secte, sekt, f. sect, clan.

Secteur, sek-tur, in. sector.

Section, sek-syo;;, /. section.

Séculaire, sai-ki'i-l.iir. a. secular.

S ;cularis.iti(jii, s,u-kii-lar-e-z.ir-syo«,/: seculariMalion.

Séculariser, sai-kiVl.ir-e-z,ii, v. a. to secularise.

Sécul.irité, sai-kiVl,ir-e-tai, f. secularity.

Séculier, ère, sai-kùl-e-ai, — r, i». — èrcment, ad. secular,

7ioildly ; — , m. layman, secular,
Séc'irité, sai-kft-ret.ii, f. seiurity.
Sed.m, s/<//-d.i>;, m. Sedan ilotn.
Séd.iiif, ive, sai-d,it-if, — iv, a. sedative.
Sedi'iitaire. s<ii-d.i«-tair, a. — ment, ad. sedentary : in

a sedentiiry manner. [pi.

.Sediment. sai-deiii.iJ/. m. sediment ; grounds, settlings.
S.'dilieux. se. s.ii-de-syuli, —z, a. —sèment, ad, scti-

tiiii.r, riotous; — . ;/;. rioter.
Sédiliuii, s.ii-do-syo;/,y. sedition, riot.
Séilucteur, sai-dùkiiir, m. sedmer, inisleader ; —trice,

— triss, a. scduiiiii], [allurement.

Séduction, sai -d.'ik - syo;/, /; s,duction : sidncemeiit,
*.Sediiire, sai-dwocr, v. a. to seduce ; bribe ; hewit.k.
Séiliiisant, e, sai-dwi-za»;, —t. a. seducing.
S'^'iii'iit, sci,'-iiia". >«. s,-i;ineiit.
.•ie^;r.ii>,, b.ii-^jray. m. separ.il,' wo.'d.
.^ot;rayer. sai->,'riiy-.ii, m. vei-den-r.
Si'i,'ié>;,ition, sai),'rai-;;.ih syo/, /". segregation.
Sei„de, say-nl. m. ryc.
Seigneur, saynynr. (•/. lord.
Sei),'nciiriai;c, sayayiir-y.ilij, m. seignorage.
Sei^'ruiirial. e. sayiiynr-y.il, a. seigneurial.
.Seigneurie, s.iyn-yutc, /. seigniory, lordship.
keiiiie. sayiii, f. seym.
Sein, sii;(, m. breast, bosom ; womb.
Seine, sayn, f. seine.

Sciiii^, sai«, tn. sign tnanital, signature.
.Sci^e. sayz, w. sixteen ; sixteenth ; un in-sel<:e, a b.i.^i

in sixteens. [sixteenth part

Soizic-ine. saj'Z-yein, a. — nient, ad. sixte,>itli , —, m.
Séjour, saidijdor, m. stay ; abode, diveiling.
Séjourner, sai-hjoor-nai. v. n. to sojourn, abide; stand.
.Sel, sel, m. salt; toit, poignancy.
Sélénoj{raphie, sailai-no^-raf-e. selenography.
Selle, sel./: saddle ; stool ; — de feiiime, side-saddle.
Sirller, sel-ai, v. a. to saddle ; so — , î'. r. to sink.
Sellerie, sel-re,y. saddle-room ; saddler's bttiiness.
Sellette, sel-et,/l stool ; shoeblack's box.
Scllicr, sel-c-ai, in. saddler.
.Selon, s»/i-lo«, pr. according to.
Semailles, ^uh-\\\Al,f. pi. sivd ; smring-season.
Semaine, sK/i-mcn. /; week; week's work; d'ici ,\ une

— , this day sennight.
Sem.ainier, j;</<-meii-yai, m. who is on duty for a week.
Sémaiihore, siii-maf-or, m. telegraph.
Semblable, sa;i-blahbl, a. tike, alike, similai ; — mc'it.

ad. likewise, also, too ; — , in. match, /ello7vcrealure.
Semblant, sa>(-bla;(, >«. appearance ; show, preteiue .

faire —, to feign, pretend.
Sembler, sax-blai, v. n. to seem, appear; il semble, it
Semelle, ^uh-mc\,f. sole ; ./oot. [seems, methinks.

Semence, so''-ma;;ss, /; seed; seeds, pi.
Semer, s;i/i-.i>ai, v. a. to soiu ; scatter.
Seiiiestral, e, s;«/(-mes-tral, a. during six months.
.Semestre, s;(/<-iiies tr, a. that continues si.x mon.'hi ;

— , in. space of six months.
.Semeur. s/r//-imir, m. solver; spreader.
.Seiio •(//-nie, a. semi. half.

St.! .naiit, t;, ••i-mi/-i;(, — t, a. brisk, lively, spiighHy,
S" .lii.aire. sai-me-nair, in. seminary ; nursery.
.S' iiiinariste. sai-nie-narist, tn. seminarist,
.Si'inis, s)</:-me, in. seed-bed,
.Scinoir, si(/(-inwar, m. seed-bag ; drill.
.Semonce, s»/i-mo«ss,/: lecture, rebuke,
.Semoncer, s«A-nio;f-sai. t. a. to lecture.
Sempiternel, le, sai/i-pe-tair-nel, a. eternal.
.Sen.it. sai-nali, in. senate ; senate-house.
Sénateur, sai-nat-ur. in. senator.
Sénatorerie, sai-nat-or-r/(A-re,y senatorship.
Sénatorial, e, sai-nat-or-e-al, a. senatorial.
Sénatorien, ne, sni-nat-or-e-ai«, — cii, a. senatorian.
Sénatrice, sai-nat-riss.y senator's lady.
Sénatus-consulte, sai-na-tfls-ko«-sûlt tn. senatus-coii-
Senau, b///rnoh, in. snow (vessel). [sultuin.

Séné, Siinai, tn. senna.

SEN [iî2]

Sënéchal, sal-iia!-sha1, ut. scurschal.

SrfiiL-cliaiissc'c, bai-iiai-slioli.iui, /. itiuchal't Jttrisdic-

Séiievii, biin-vai, m. ieuvy, \tioH.

Senile, sai-nil, a. senile.

Semic, sayii,/; seine.

Sons, sa«, m, sense; utlnd ; meaning; reiistn ; en

Irjiis —, czeiy Tfiiy ; — dessus dessous, n/side d.'-un ;

— (levant ileiriL-rc, limd iv/ore.
Sensation, saxsali-sycw/,/. s-'iisa/ion.
Sensé, s:i;/-s il, n. —muni, ad. sensible, 7vise.
Scnsiliililé, s,u;-se-t)e-le-tai,y: scnsibilifv, /lelin:^.
Seiisi1)le, s.i;/-sc-lil, a. —nient, ad. st'nsilt.'e; Under;

oblioHs ; /•ain/iil.
>en-.ililoric, s.i;/-se-l)I-re,/. senliinfntaliifn.
Scnsitif, ive, sa«-se-tif, — iv, a. sensi/.ie.
Sensualité, saw-siVale-tai,./: scnsii.tlity.
Sjiisiiel, sa»;-si'i-fll, a. —lenient, ad. sensual.
Sente, si\nX,/./oot/'iU>i.

Semence, sa«-ta/(ss,/ senteno; denre, doem,
Seiitoncier, s;i>;-ta«-syai, i'. a. lo senteiue.
Sentencieux, se, sa;(-lai;-syuli, —7., a. — 'eiiient, nd.
Senteur, sa»-tur,y; odour, pcrfurne. [sruteulious.

Sentier, sa«-tyai, ni. patli, f'atl-.-v.iy. \/'ci\f/>/ion.

Sentiment, sa;(-to-ma«, m. s,:iti>n:iut ; feftiiii; ; tniiid,
Senlimental, c, sa;(-te-nia;;-t,il, a. sentimental, a/fir-
Senline, sa«-tin, /. siu/,: [fioiiati:

Sentinelle, sa;/-tc-iiel, ./". sentinel, sentry ; être en—,

faire —, to stand sentry.
•Sentir. sa«-teor, 7: a. et n. to feel: smell, seent ; hax'e

a taste 0/ ; penei- e ; stini-, smell stronx' ; se — , 7'. r.

to feel one's self; A-non- one's self: J.el stilt,
•Seoir, swar, v. n. to sit : Jit well, I'ecomc.
SéparaMe, sai-par-alihl, a. se/'ara/'le.
Separation, sai-par-ali-syo;;,y! .'reparation.
Séparé, e, s.ti-par-ai, a. —nient, ad. separate, distinet.
Séparer, saip:ir-ai, f. a. to .separate : divide, part ; se

— , V. y. to part -with, leave, break up.
Sepia, sai-pyali,/; sepia.
Seps, scps, m. sops.
Sept, sett, m. seren ; seTenl/t.
Septante, sep-ia;/t, //. seventy.
Septembre, sep-ta«-Iu', ;//. S-p'eifher,
Septénaire, sep-lai-uair, a. septenary.
Septennal, e, septen-al, a. sep'einia'.
SeiJtentrion, sep-ta«-tre-ii«, ;//. norf/i.
Septentrional, e, sep-ta«-tre-o',i-al, a. northern, north.
Septième, sct-ycni, a. —merit, ad. setrnlli : —, m.
Septiquc, sep-tik, a. J-^/'.va/. [se-,entli part.

Septuan('nairc, scp-tiVahj-ai-nair, a. servitlv wars old.
Septuatjesinie, sc))-tû-alij-ai-zim,y; septiiaj<esima.
Septuple, sep-tfl-pl, a. sevenfold.
Sépulcral, c, snipiil-kral, a.'septilehral.
Sépulcre, sai-piil-kr, ;/;. sepiihhre.

Sépulture, sai-pûl-tûr, y: sepulture, burial; Inirvini;-
Séquelle, sai-kcl,./; x'am:; rieii; party. [vault.

Séquence, sai-ka«ss,_/; sei/iicnce.
Séquestration, sai-kes-tr.ili-syo«,y: sequestration.
Séquestre, sai-kcs-tr,/; sequestration ; sequestrator.
Séquestrer, sai-kes-trai, v. a. to sequestrate, sequester.
Sequin, s«/(-kai;(, m. sequin, zechtn.
Sérail, sai-ra/,Jw. seraglio. .
Serai, sray, see litre.
Séran, sai-ra«, m. hatehel,fla.\-eomh.
Sérancer, sai-ra>i-sai, :■. a. to hatchel,
Sérancier, sai-ra«-syai, m. hati heller.
Séraphin, sai-raf-ai;;, in. seraph.
Seraphique, sai-raf-ik, a. seraphic.
Serein, e, s«/(-rai«, — ren, a. serene, ei'enr; — , m.

ni,i;hl-de7i; itight-damp.
Sérénade, sai-rai-nad,/. sereneide.
Sérénissiine. sai-rai-nis-sim, a. most serene.
Sérénité, sai-rai-ne-t;'.i, y; serenity, sereneness: cheer-
Séreux, se, sai-ruli, — z, a. serous. l/nlness.

Serf, sairf, m. slave, bondman.
Serfouette, sair-foo-et,y; hoe.

Serfouetter, sair-foo-ett-ai, Serfouir, sair-foo-ecr, v. a.
Serfuuissajîe, sair-foo-e-salij, m. hoeing. [to hoe.

Serjje, sairlij,/ serj^'e.

Sersjent, sair-lija«, m. sergeant; bailiff; hold Past;
Serpenter, sair-lija;/-tai, v. a. to uri;e. [cramp.

Serjjer. sair-hjai, >n. seri;e-maier.
Sertfcrie, sair-lijre.y; sei\i;e-manitfactory,
Sergier, sair-lijyai, see Server.
Série, sai-re,y: series, train, ranç^e.
Sérieux, se, sai-re-uh, — z, a. — scnient, ad. serious,

earnest ; grave ; — , ni. seriousness, gruvily ; au — ,
Serin, s»<A-rai>/, w:. canary-bird. [in earnest.

Serinette, SK/(-re-net,y: bird-organ.
Serinjjat, swA-raiw-çah, }n. pipe-tree.
Seriiiifuc, s»/A-rai«j,'li,y; syringe.
Serintjuer, s»/(-r,ii.'/-i;ai v. a. to syringe.
Serment, sair-ma», ;/;. oath ; prater —, to (tie an oalh.

SID

Scrnidii, sair-nio;/, m. sermon, lecture.

Scriiionnairc, s.iir-inon-air, m. collection etf itrmcnt;

>;eiirc —, pulpit-style.
Sermonner, sair-inoii-ai, v. a. to preach, lecture.
Sermonneur, sair-mon-ur, m. preacher, lecturer.
Sérosité, sai-roh-ze-tai,y. serosity,
.S>:rpe, sairp,/ billhook.
Serpent, bair-pa«, m. serpent.
Serpente, sair-pa;/t,y: silver-paper.
Serpente.iii, s.i;rpa//-toli, m. young snake.
Serpenter, siirp ,w •.li, v. n. to meander, ivinda'.out.
Serpentine, s,iir-p,i«-tiii,y: serpentine-sto>t;.
Serpette, sair-pet,/. prunin:.;knife.
Serpillière, s.iir-ni/-,iir,./: /.iiX'-rAvA.
Serpolet, ser-pol-.iy, )//. 7<,/V,/^/;j;//f.
Scrie. -,;\\r,f.greeu-hoine; talon, cla7V ; a ripe ; snail

press ; — (ile, )/;. brini;er up ; — papier, m. holder;

por folio; -- tète, m. head-ribbon.
Serré, e, sair-ai. a. et ad. —ment, ad. close ; tig/it;fast ;

hard, niggardly; roundly ; stoutly.
Serrement, s.iir-m.w/, m. squeezing ; tightness; —Je

CO nr, Iwart-breaking.
.Serr^-r, sa'r-ai, v. a. to squeeze, tii;hten ; bind (Ijse,

ilap close ; clasp, cnnid, lay by ; -- le ccuiir, to urir.e

the heart ; — le poin^;, to clinch thejist; — <le pre^,

to pursue cl.ise ; — le vent, to ply to 7i'indua>d , -.t
I —, '.'. r. to stand close, sit close ; shrink.
I Si:rron, sair-f»/, m. bt.v.
Serrure, sair-ilr,/! lock.
Serrurerie, sair-flrre.y: locksmith's tra./e.
Serrufier, .sair-ûr-e-ai, tn. locksmith.
Sers. Sert, s.iyr, see Servir.
Sertir, sair-tee'r. v. a. to set a stone.
Sertissure, s.iir-te-sLir,y: setting {in a bezil).
.Serv.ii^c, sair-valij, in. bonda.:;e.
Serial, sair-val, m. tiger-cat.

Servant, sair-v.i«, a. in 7i'aiting; frère—, lay-brother;
Servante, sair-va«t,y: m<i id-servant. [— , m. 7vatter,
Kervialile, sair-vc-ali-bl, a. obliging.
Service, s.iir-viss, lit. service ; worship ; office, employ.

ment; duty; use; course: set of dishes ; étre.iu— ,

to be in the army; être de —, to be uJ>on duty.
Serviette, sair-vyet,/ napkin.
Servile, sair-\il, a. —ment, ad. servile, slavish.
Servilité, sair-ve-le-tai.y: seivility.
•Seivir, sair-vecr, v. a. et n. to serve, 7vait iipMi,

attend; help; 'uorship ; be a servant : be a s.rl.i'irr ;

bring in dinner; be of use; conduce; — de, M /lî

instead of; — de rien, to be of no use ; se — , v. r. to

use, make use of; help one's self.
Serviteur, sair-vetur, m. servant.
Servitude, sair-ve-tiid,y: servitude, bondage ; slavery.
.Ses, s.iy. see Son.
Sés.ime, s:ii-zani. tn. sesamum.
Sesciuialtère, ses-kwe-altair, a. sesquialteral.
Session, ses-yo;/.y; session, sitting.
Setacé, e, sai-tali-sai, a. setaceous.
Seller, s«/(-tyai, vi. measure of t7velve bushe's.
Séton, iai-tOH, m. selon.

Seuil, suli/, ;;/. titreshold. [onlv, but, bar/'v.

Seul, c, sulil, a. alone, lonely ; self; — ein'ent, ad. so.'eiv,
Seulet, te, snh-lay, —let, a. alone, lonely.
Sève, sayv.y: sap, juice. [rii.'orous.

Sévère, sai-vair, a. —nient, ad. severe, stern, ainteie,
Sévérité. : ai-vai-re-tai.y; sez'crity ; sternness.
Sévéronde, s.ii-iai-rowd,/: eaves of a house.
Soi ices, sai-viss, iit.pl. ill-usage.
\ Sévir, sai-veer. v. n. to use hard.
.Sevrajje, s«//-vralij. m, 7veaning.
Sevrer, s«/(-vrai, v. a. to icean.

Sevrcuse, s;</i-vruliz,y; dry-nurse. [years old,

I Sexas,'éiiairc, seijz-alij-ai-nair, a. sexagenary, si.\:fy
\ Sexaifésime, segz-ahj-ai-ziin,y; se.vagesima.
I Sexe, seks, m. se.v,
I .Sextant, seks-ta</, m. se.vtant.
■ Sexto, sekst.y; sc.vte ; sixth hour,
.Sexiil, e, seks-til, a. sextile.
Sextuple, seks-tfi-pl. a. si.v/hld.
Sexuel, le, seks-ii-ell, a. se.xnal.
.Seyait, sai-yai*jvt' Seoir.
Slir.ipnel, slir.qj-ncU, in. shrapnel-shell.
Si, so. c. et ad. if; Vfhether; unless ; so; yes; — bien
Sibylle, se-bil,/: sibyl. [que, so that ; — fait, yes.

Sibyllin, e, se-bil-lai«, —lin, a. sibylline.
Sic^'.ire. se-kair, m. i.iyd murderer. \

Siccatif, ive, siU-kat-if, — iv, ,;. siccative.
Siccité, sik-se-tai,y: siccity, dryness.
Side, se-kl, in. shekel.

Sidéral, e, se-dai-r.al, a. sidéral. y

Sidérojfraphe, se-dai-rog-raf, m. siderograpKif.
Sidérojîraphiè, se-dai-rog-ra-fc, / sidtrography.
Siclérngraphii^ue, sc-dai-rog-raf-ik, a, siiero^rafhico!.

SIS

tusl

SOL

Si^'cle, iyay-kl, »i. century ; a,,'e

Sic'l, sy.>y, Siée, syal, Jtet Seoir.

Siéne. sy"''''j' "t. scai , f/utir; l'ox, btuch ; cou ri ; Sf;

SIcticr, syai-hjai, 7: 11, to hold a see; sit, Isicx'''-

San, IK", syai«, sycn, a. /lis, her. Us ; — . ill. Iiis i>:rii,

lur oivii, one's orvu ; les siens, /lis relations ; f.iire
Sicr.», syai-r.ili, see Seoir. (des siennes, to flay tru ks.
Sicle. syest.y. siesta.
SIciir. sviir, til. sir, inaster.
Silll.iblo, scfl.ih-bl, (T. t/iat lieserzvs to be /lisu-i.
Silllonient, sc-fl-iiia»/, >n. /lissi'n', ni/iistlini;.
Silllur, sc-fla1, V. a. et 11. to /liss ; ii'/iistle, ila/iiii.
SiHlet, se-flay, tn. nhisfle ; lat-tall : iviiidpipe.
Siflicur, se, so-flur, — lluhz. s, ivliistler, /tisser.
Sigillé, e, se-lijil-lai, a. terre — e, terra sij,'illata,
Sii;ibbtie, se-lijis-lj.ii. >ii. < ii isf>eo.
Si^;nal, sm-yal, m. si\'iial, JÙ «.

Sii;iialenieiit, sin-yal-ina«, ;«. liiierifitiou. \ttHe.

Sij;iiald, e, sin-y.ilai, ir. sii^iKtlixeii ; sii,'>ial; retnari'-
Siijn.ilcr, siii-yal-ai, Î'. <i. to six'tinlize; liexcril'e ; piitit

vut ; luve sii^iinls : se — , t'. r. to signalize one's sel/'.
Signataire, sin-yat-air, i/t. sti,'ne>:
Siijn.iture, sin-yat-i'ir,/; surnature ; si/^n-mnnnal.
Sii;ne, sin-yc, >ii. six'ii; — ile tète, niil; — des yeti\,
Signer, sin-yai, v. a. to s(i^n ; stamp. [7rini'.

Sii,'iiet, se-nay, »i. tassel, mari, [ex/' res ht-.

Si>;nirtcatif, ivc, sin-yif-e-kat-if, — iv, ii. si,;ni/i,i}ti7Y,
Siltliiilication, sia-yil'c-kali-syox.y; sii,iii/ica:i.»i, mean-

>>'.v.
Sir fier, siu-yif-e-ai, v. a. to sii;n>/j', mean; hetoten.
Silence, se-laHss, w. sileiue ; pause ; ous — , silently.
Silencieux, se, sela;/-byuh, — z, a, silent.
Silex, se-leks, m.Jliut.
Silli'inette, sil-wet.y; sil/iouette.
Sillionetier, sil-wet-ai, v, a. to make a sil/ioiutte.
Silice, se-liss, /. silex,
Siliconx, se, se-le-suh, — z, ir. silin'oiis.
Siliciile, sc-le-kiil.y". silitle.
Siliculeux, se, se-le-ki'i-luh, — z, a. silieuloiis.
SilLi^e, si/-alij,' >«. trad; course 0/ a s/tip.
Siller, siAay, v. a. et u. to steer.
Sillet, siZ-.iy, m, button {Tiolin).
Sillon, si/-o//, m.J'urroif ; ri,lt;e.
Sillonner, siAon-ai, v. a. toj'urrow.
Silo, se-loh, III. silo, fit.

Siina^rée, se-ni.isj-rai,/. './.'/iwarc,' ~s,pl, apislunss,
Siniarre, se-niar,y: siinar.
Similaire, senie-lair, a. similar.

Siniilltuile, se-ine-le-tôil,y". similituiie ; resemblance.
Siniiior, sc-nie-lor, m. similor, pinchhetli.
Siiuonia(|ue, se-mon-ynk, a. simoniacal ; — , m. simon-
Sinionie, be-inon-e.y: simony. [.'.<■.'.

Simple, sai«-i>l, a. — nient, aU. simple ; sin,:,'.'e ; con:-

mon, mere : plain ; /larmlcss ; silly ; —, m. simple.
Simplesse, sai«-i)less,y^ candour.
Simplicité, sai</-ple-sctai, J. simplici'y ; plainness,

candour; silliness.
Siniplifiration, sai«-ple-fe-kah-syo;(. / simptijication.
Siini)lifier, sai;/-plif-c-ai, -'. a. to simpl'jy.
Simulacre, sc-iniVl.ili-kr, m. itna^e ; p/iantoni ; — ile

combat, moci-Jij^'/tt.
Simulation, se-nu'i-lah-syo'(,/^ simulation, disguise.
Simulé, e, se-niii-lai, a.Jictili.iiis./eii^ned.
Simuler, se-mii-lai, v. a. to Jei:ni, pretend.
Simultané, e, se-nu'il-tan-ai, a. — ment. ad. simultaneous.
Simultanéité, se-iufil-tan-ai-e-tai, /; simiiltaneotisness.
Sinapisme, senap-isin, tn, sinapism.
Sincere, sai;(-sair, a. — inent, iid. sincere, inj;enuous.
Sincérité, sai;/-sai-re-tai,y; sincerity. [true.

Sinciput, saiH-se-pi'it, tn. sinciput.
Sinilon, sai«do;/, tn. sindon.
Smécure, se-nai-kfir,y; sinecure.

Singe, sai'dij, »/. tnon/iey,ape ; pantograp/i ; ivindlass.
Singer, sai;(-hini, v. a. to ape, mimic.
Singerie, saiHlij-re,,/; apis/i trick.
Siuijulariser, sai»-f;(l-lar-e-z;ii, %i, a. to singularise ; se

—, V. r. to affect singularity.
Sini;ularité, sai;;-KÛ-lar-e-tai,y; singularity ; oddiiess.
Siiifjulier, ère, sai;/->f(Jl-yai, — r, a. singular, especial ;

strange; — , tn. singular nuniber. [damage, loss.
Sinistre, se-nis-tr, a. sinister, inauspicious ; —, tn.
Sinon, se-no«, ad, else, or else, if not ; —que, save only,
Sinople, se-iio-pl, tn. siiiople. [except t/iat.

Sinueux, se, sin-(^-iih, — z, a. sinuous, 7oitidin,g.
Sinuosité, se-nii-oli-ze-tai,/". sinuosity; niiidiii,';s,pf.
Sinus, se-n(^s, tn. sine, sinus.
Siphon, sc-foH, ttt. sip/ton; spigot; spout.
Sire, seer, in, sire.
Sirène, se-rayn,/: siretr.

iirocc^, se-tok-oh, tn. sirocco, ,..^ ■■.... . ,, , .
Sirop, se-roli, «I. i-i>;/'/.
Siroter, se-rot-ai, v. «, (c sip, tipple.

Sines, sccrt,/ fil. yuidsa'ids.pl.

Siri'peux, -.e, se-ri"i-piili, — z, a. sirufiy.

Sis, se, see Seoir.

biti', sit, in. site, situation,

Situ.itioii, st-\.ûA\-syoii,/. situation ; poiitien ; Halt

Siluor. seliVai, f. a. to lit'iate seat

Six, sis, I', si.v ; si.xl/i

.Sixain, siz-iix, m. stanza o/si.K l^er^.t.

Sixième, sii-yein, a. —nient, ait. six.'/i , —, in. sixtli

Sixte, sikst,_/jM/A (miisii). [part.

SlotiM, slo*ji>, ;;». sloop.

Smalt, sni.ilt, m. sinatt.

Smara^ilin, c, sm.ir-aj;h-clai»r, —in, a. smaragdine.

Smille, sMii/,y: beele,

Smiller, smiAai, %>. a, to beele,

.Si)l)re, so-br, a. —ment, ad. sober; sparing.

Sobriété, so-bre-ai-tai,y; sobriety , soberness.

Sobriquet, so-bre-kay, m. nickname.

Soc, sok, tn. ploiigiis/iare,

.Sociabilité, sos-yab-e-le-tai, /T f(V«(jAiV('/i', sociablcnea.

Sociable, sos-yali-bl, a. —ment, aU. ss, uible.

S(jcial, e, sos-yal, a. social.

.Socialisme, sos-yal-isni, >:i. sotialisin.

Socialiste, sos-yali-,t, m. socialist.

Socialisticjiie, sos-y.il-ist-ik, a. ■ocia/istical.

Sociutaire, sos-yai-tair, m. partner.

Société, sos-yai-tai, _/! JiV/i'O' ■' partners/lip ; club.

Socle, so-kl, m. socle.

Socque, sok, m. sock; clog.

Sod. I, so-d.ili,/: stxla ; /le.irtburn.

ScLiir, sulir,y. sister; — de \Mt,ylster-sister;

.Sof.i, so-fali, tn. so/a.

SoUite, sof-it, tn. sot/it, ceitiin^.

.S<>i, swa, /);. one's sel/, liimsel/, /lersel/, it sel/, t/iem-

selves ; de — , o/itsel/; — disant, a. prttended, would
Soie, swa, y; silk ; bristle, [*«.

Soient, swa, see Htre.
Soierie, swa-re,/i silk stuff ; silk trade.
Soil, sw.if.y; thirst ; .avoir —, to be thirsty,
Soij;iié, c, sw.myai, a. elaborate.
Soigner, swan-y.ii, v. a. to take care e/, attend ; se — ,

r. ;-. to take lare o/one's sel/ [attentive.

.Soi>,'neux, se, swau-yuh, — z, «. —sèment, ad. care/nl.
Soin, swai«, m. care; diligence; avoir — de, to take
.Soir, so-alir, ;;/. eicniiig, tiii;/tt. [care 0/

Soirée, soali-rai.y. evening ; e; riling party.
Suit, swa, c. el ad. eif/ier, or ; ~,uhelher, let it be so (.'iee
Soixantaine, swa-sa;;-ten,y; sixty, t/ireescorc. (litre).
Soixante, sua-s.i;(t, n. sixty ; — et dix, sii'enty,
.Soix.uitième, swa-sa«-tyeni, <?. sixtiet/t ; — , m. si.v-
.Sol, sol, tn. soil, ground ; soUsee Sou), [tietli pat t.

.Solaire, sol air, a. solar.
Soiandre, sol-.i«-ilr,y solandcrs, pi,
Solbatu, e. so|-bat-û, a./'unde>ed.
.Solb.iture, sol-bat-i'ir, /./oundet ing,
.Sold.it, sol-dali, m. soldier.

Soldatesque, sol-dal-esk, ii. soldier-like ; — ,/. soldiery.
Solde, ^<Ài\,/. pay ; balance ; pour — , in/uil.
Solder, sol-dai, v. a. to close an accou:it.
Sole, sol,y. sole; /at bottom.
Solécisme, sol-ai-cism, tn. solecism.
S.ileil, sol-e/, m. sun ; il fait —, t/ie siiti s/iiiies.
.Solennel, le, sol-an-el, a. — lenient, ad. solemn.
.S'llennisatioii, sol-.in-e-zali-syo;/,y solemnization.
Solenniscr, soUan-e-zai, "'. a. to solemnize, leiebrate,
.Solennité, sol-an-e-tai,y solemnity, ceremony.
.Solfier, sol-fe-ai, 7'. a. to so./a.
Solid.iire, sol-e-dair, a. — ment, ad. bound/or the ic/iole,

altoget/ier and one/or all, in soliditm.
.S'.lid.irîté, sobc-dar-e-tai, A being bound/or t/ie lo/tole.
.Solide, sol-id, a. — meat, ad. solid ; substantial ; pi rni.
.Soliditier, sol-e-dif-e-ai, f. a. to render solid.
Solidité, sol-e-de-tai,y; solidity.
.Soliloque, so-li-lok, m. solilot/iiy.
Solipedc, sol-e-jjed, <7. soliped.
Solitaire, sol-c-tair, ii. --ment, ad. solitary, lonely ; ver

— , tienia ; — , m. licrniil ; soliUiire.
Solitude, sol-e-tftd,/ solitude,
.Solive, sol-iv,/". /i';j/, ra/ler.

Solive.iu, sol-e-voli, tn. small joist. [prosecution.

Sollicitation, sol-le-se-t;tJi-syoH,y solicitation ; entreaty:
Solliciter, sol-le-se-tai, 7'. «. /f .iW.'( //,• instigate, iiige ;
Solliciteur, sol-le-se-tur, m. solicitor. [proiecule

Solliciteuse, sol-le-se tuhz,/". solicitress.
Sollicitude, solle-se-tùd,/; soli:iiude, care.
Solo, soh-loh, tn, solo.
Solstice, sols-tiss, tn, solstice.
Solubilité, sol-û-be-le-tai,/. solubility.
Soluble, sol-û-bl, a. soluble ; solvable.
Solution, soi-d-syoti, / solution.
Solvabilité, sol-vab-e-le-tai,y. sclvency.
Solvable, sol-vah-bl, a, solvent.

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Soinlii'P, SO>/-t)r, a. !;!oonty, dnrk, dull.

Sombrer, so/f-brni, v. ii. to stiii.

Sniiiiiiaire, soiii-mair, a. —ment, ad, summary, com-
fiend ioiii ; — , in. Miniimtry, ctm/eiidiuiii.

Sommation, sum-mali-syo;»,/. su»ii>ioni)i)^ : siiinnioiis;
iiiler/ielltttipii, (— , »i. sl(e/>, s/uiiihei:

Somme, soin, y. sum ; burdtn ; en —, in ihort, finally :

Sommeil, som-ay/, m. sUr/> ; sleepiitesi ; avoir —, lo t't
sletpy,

Sonmiciller, som-ay/-al, v. u. to sleep, sluinàtr.

Sommelier, !;oin/(/<Aiii, ;«. huiler.

Sommellerie, som-el-re, / huiler' s office ; fantry.

Sommer, simi-ai, î' <». lo summon ; sum up.

Sommes, som, setV.Uc.

Sonnnet, soni-ay, m. summit, top, ridj;e.

Sonnnier, som-cai, m. sumpler-liorse, liair-quilt,

Sommitii, sum-mc-l.ii, /'. summit, top.

Sonmainliiilc, snin-na</-lifll, m. et /. sotnnamhulist.

Somnanibniihme, soin-na«-l>ûl-isni, m. somnainhu/ism.

Somnifèri», hom-ne-fair. ci. somni/crous, so/'orijic.

Somnolence, som-nnla'/^s./l somnolency.

.Sonmolent, e, som-nn-lax, — t. a. somnolent.

Sonipluaire, sow-ptiV.iir, a. sumptuary. [tuons.

Somptueux, se, s<i»;-iitû-nli, --/., a. —sèment, ad. sump-

Sompliiositi-, so«-ptil-(ili-ze-tai, ./. sumptiiouMirsf, 4'"l-
liness ; splendour, [bran .sound ; Toice: heaUdrutii).

Son, sa, so«, sali (/>/. si-s, sai), fn. his, lier, ils ; —, m.

Sonate, so-nat.yî scnala.

Sondaije, so;i-ilalij, ;;;. soiindiiiQ-.

Soncjci so«<l,/; soundini;-line; probe.

Soniler, so»;(lai, v. a. to sound, probe.

Sondeur, so«.ilur, m. one U'iio iouiuls.

Songe, so/;hj, m. drcam : — creux, m. dreamer.

Sontfcr, so^-lrai, 7'. rt. et >i, to dream ; fancy, mwse ;

Sonjjeur, so/z-lijur, m. dreamer. [tiiiiii.

Sonica, sonik-ali, a.i. in Hit nick of lime.

Sonnaille, son-a/,/. bell. [beast lh.it bears the hell.

Sonnailler, snn-ai?-ai, v. «. to riuq bells ollen : — , "/

Sonner, sun-ai, 7>. a. el n. lo rim; ; sound ; bloiuiiiorii):
— le honte-selle, to sound lo horse ; ne mot, to s,i\

Sonnerie, sonre./i riuif of bells ; cloii:rori. {nolliin,;.

Sonnet, son-ay, w. sonnet.

Soimette, smi-et,/ little bell.

Sonneur, son-ur, m. rin^'er ; bell-ringer.

Sonnez, son-al, );/. two sives.

Sonore, son-or, «. si>norous.

Sonorité, son-or-e-tai,/! sonorousness.

Sont, so'i, see Ktre.

Sopha, so-lali, m. sofa.

Soi>'iisnie, sof-ism. m. sophiim.

Sophiste, sof-ist, tn. sophist.

Sophisticiue, sof-is-tik, a. sophistical. [ate.

Sopliisiiquer, sof-is-tc-k.ii, v. it. lo soplii'iticate, adulter-

Sophistiquerie, sof-is-tik-ro,/". sophistry ; adulteration.

Sophistiiiueur, Si>f-is-tekur, >«. scphisticalor, adul-
terator, [colic.

Soporatif, ive, sop-or-at-if, — iv, iT. soporiferout, tiar-

Soporifère, sop-or-e-fair, a. sopcriferous, soporific.

Soprano, sop-rali-noh, m. soprano.

Sorbe, sorb, m. sorb-apple.

Sorbet, sor-bay, m. sherbet.

Sorbier, sor-byai, m. sorb-tree, serrire-tree.

Sorboniste, sor-bon-ist, m. doctor of divinity.

Sorcellerie, sor-sel-re,y; sorcery, tvitchcraft.

Sorcier, sor-syai, m. sorcerer ; — ère, — r, f. sorceress.

Sordide, sor-did, a. —ment, ad. sordid. [ivitc/i.

Sordiditd, sor-de-de-tni,_/: sordidness.

Sornette, sor-net,/! idle taU-, nonse?ise.

Sororiant, e, sor-or-e-a;/, — t, ad. sivelliug:

Sororici<le, sor-or-e-see(l, m. sorortcide.

Sort, sor, in. fate ; lot {see Sortir).

Sortable, sor-tah-bl, a. suitable.

Sortant, sor-ta;i, see Sortir. [que, en — que, so that.

Sorte, sort,/: sort, kind ; '.lay ; ile la — , thus ; de —

Sortie, sor-\.e,f. iroinf^ out; sally ; out-gate ; exportation.

Sortilege, sor-te-laihj, m. sorcery.

•Sortir, sor-teer, v. a. et n. to f;o out ; get out ; issue ;
spring ; bring out ; au — de, at the time of one's get-
ting out of ; at the end of. [simpleton, blockhead.

Sot, te, soh, sot, a. — tenient, ad. silly, foolish ; — , ;«.

Sot-l'yla'sse, soh-le-lays": m. titbit.

Sottise, sot-iz,y; silliness, ■ "y.

Sou, soo, m. halfpenny, sou.

Soubassement, soo-bah-sma«, m. basement, fatten.

Soubresaut, so >-br-soh, ;«. start, jolt, shock.

Soubrette, soo-bret,/; abigail.

Souche, soosh,/; slump ; slock.

Souchet, soo-shay, m. Cyprus.

Souci, soo-se, >;«. marigold ; care, trouble, uneasiness.

se Soucier, soo-syai, v. r. to care.

Soucieux, se, soo-syuh, — z, a. careful, cloudy.

Soucoupe, soo-koop,/ saucer; salver.

.Soudain, e, soo-flal«, —don, a. et ad. — ement, ad. tlitt-

den , on a sudden, forthwith.
.Soudaineté, soo-den-fii,./ suddennttt.
.Soudan, soo-<la»<, m. sultan.
Soiid.ird, soo-dar, »«. old loldier.
Soude, sood, A soda, kali.
j .Souder, soo-dai, v. a. to solder ; make up {aceount),
Soudoir, sood-war, m. soldering iron.
Soudoyer, sood-wa-yai, ?■. a. to keep in pay.
Soudure, ion-Mr, f. soltlenng ; solder.
Soultert, soof-;i>T, see Soutrrir.
Soufil.ige, soo-ffalij, m. blo7i'inç-; neiv planking.
SoutHe, soo-fl, m. blast, breath; whiff.
Souflicr, soo-flai, 7'. a. et n. lo bloii; breathe ; iihisper ;

\ound ; prompt ; deprire.
Soiitfleric, sfio.fl/i/i-re,/". helioses.

Soutllet, soo-ll.iy, m. bellou., ; bo.x on the ear. [face.
.Sonllluler, 5oo-tl;(/<-tai, t. a. to box, cuff, slap en the
.SontHeur, soo-flur, »«.— cuse, - nliz,/. bivwer; promptir.
Siiudliire, soo-tli"ir../;y/ii7i', bubble.
Souffrance, bo(]fr.i;;ss,/. suffeniig.
Soutrr.int, e, soo fr.\;/. — t, a. siij/eiing ; patient.
Souifrc' douleur, soo-frdoo lur, >•/. drudi;e.
Soullryleux, so, soo-fr-luli, - z, a. distressed; miserable.
•.S«iMtlrir, soo-fieer, 7'. a. et n. lo suffer, endure , tote-

I ate ; a.liiiit of ; feel a pain ; gne leave ; tiidu/i;e.
.Soufre, soo-fr, m. brimsto'ie.

ScHifrcr, soo-frai,7'. a. lo impi equate 7i>ith brimstone.
Sinifriero, hoo-fro-ayr,

luli.iit, soo-ay, m. irn/i, ,(,-

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Souhaitable, soo-ay-lali-bl, a. desirable.

So;iliaiter, soo-ay-tai, v. a. toivish, Uishfor ; loir^for.

.Souille, soo/, /■. bog ; soil.

.Souiller, soo/-ai, 7'. a. to dirty; sully, soil; blciin's.'i :

.So\iillon, iotd-nn, s. young slut. [pr.iy,ii.e.

Souillure, siml.CiT.f.'slaiii. s/'rt.

SoiM, e, soo, —1, a. full ; drunk ; siir/eiled ; —, >n. ci;c',

belly full.
Soiil.i^;ement, soo-lahi-ma», m. rtlief, comfort : help.
.Sc.i.!,ii;er, soo-lalij-.ii, T'. <i. to ease ; alleviate, com/oi/ :
assist ; sc — , 7'. r. lo f;et relieved: assist one aiu lit, ,-.
Soûlor, scjol.ii, ','. If. to glut, cloy ; fuddle ; se —, ■;■. r. i.i
.Soulonr, soo.hir,./; su./den fright. [getdriiui.

Soulèvement, soo • lay v -nia»/, m. rising; sivill.n;

(7t/(i7r.r) ,■ commotion ; insurrection.
Soulever, sool-v.ii, v. a. et n. to raise; heave up; pu-

voke ; disgust ; se —, v. r. to rise up ; re; oil.
Soulier, sool-yai, m. shoe.
Souligner, soo-lin-yai, v. a. to underline.
•Soumettre, soo-met-tr, 7'. (I. /y j;/Ai'<«', submit; se —,

v. r. to submit, yield.
Soumis, e, soo-me, — miz, a. submissive.
Soumission, soo-me-syo;/, f submission ; submissi' e
iiess ; recognizance. [lender ; shareholder.

So\unissionn.iirc, soo-uie-syon-,iir, m. one iiho makes a
.Soumissionner, soo-me-syon-ai, v. a. to make a lender.

Soupape, soo-pap,/". vahe ; bung ; — do sfirete, safety-
valve. [lic<e.
Soupçon, soop-so«, wr. suspicion : hint; small far-

Houpçonner, soop-son-ai, ii. a. lo suspect, surmise.

Soupçonneux, se, soop-sor>-uh, — z, a. suspicious, sur-

Soupe, soop,/". soup ; pottage, porridge. [tnisiiit;.

.Soupente, soo-pa«t,y; mainbraies ; loft.

Souper, soo-pai, v. n. to sup, take supper ; —, >n. supf'er.

Soupeser, soo-p;(/(-zai, v. a. to ivei);h by the ha.ud, poise.

Soupenr, soo-pur, m. one who likes supper.

Soupière, soop-y<iir,y: soup-tureen.

Soupir, soo-peor, m. sigh ; dernier —, one's last.

Soupirail, soo-pe-ra/, m. vent, air-hole.

Soupirant, soo-pe-ra;;, >h. admirer, lo^ier.

Soupirer, soo-pe-rai, 7'. h. to ji.W .'- après, to pant

Souple, soo-pl, a. —ment, ad. supple, pliant. [after.

Souplement, soo-pl-man, ad. suhmissivcly.

Soujile.sse, soo-pless, f suppleness, pliaiitfie^t ; flexi-
bility ; tour de — , cunning trick.

Souquenille, sook-ni/,/: smock-frock.

Source, soorss,/: source, fountain.

Sourcier, soor-syai. >«. source-finder.

Sourcil, soor-se, m. eyebroiu, brao.

Sourciller, soor-si/-ai, v. n. to knit the broivs ; gush out.

.Sourcilleux, se. soor-si/-uh, — z, a. lofty.

Sourd, e, soor, — d, a. —ement, ad. deaf ; hollv7v :
dark ; underhand ; — , m, — e, f deaf tnan ; diaf
•Jvoman.

Sourdine, soor-din, f. sordine ; à la — , secretly, by

•Sourdre, soor-dr, v. «. to spring, gush. [stealth.

Souriceau, soo-re-soh, m. little mouse.

Souricière, soo-ris-yair,/! mouse-trap.

•Sourire, soo-reer, v. >i. to smile, simper; — , nt. smile.

Souris, soo-re, »». smile ; —, f. mouse. [simpering'

Sournois, e, soor-nwa, — z, a. g oomy ; sullen, suiAy,
close.

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Smi», <(io, pr. unJer ; haieath, btlo-M ; — baitile, nnJer-

haiiii ; — m.iiii, uiid-^rhand ; — \>t\i, shortly; —peu

ficjciiirs, in afrtv iia\i. {iiiuieriil.

Sous-.irfcriner, sooz-afair-mal, v. a. to uiiderUme,

SnuiiMiiiienddnent, sous-aiu-a>id-inii», ni. aMitioiiai

,tmtnii>nf>it.
Suiiv.imeiiilcr, sooz-am-aii-d.\!, v. u. to iiuxkf an aJJi-
SiiusI)H;1, suo-bj.', >il. iin.tirlr.i.if. Uionai umeiidmfitf.
Soualiarbo, soo-l)drii,y. /Oi.&n'i/ (/I'^rjc) ; iterti-p>vfi.
Souscriple'ir, soos-kri[>-tur, m. siihsiri/ffr.
Souscriiitiini, soos-knp-syu//,/; iubscriftion ; signatiirf.
♦Souscrire, soos-kreer, v. .». tt it. to substi-iht ; consent.
Sous-iliatoiiat, SDO-iiyak-im-ah, in. snhdtaionry. suh-
.Sous-<liacre, soo-do-akr. m. snhdfacon. [t/^ttonisJii/',
SMiis-oiitcivIre, so<u-,i'/-t,i'i-(lr, -,', a. to tinUostand.
S(m>ientcilte, sooz-a«-ta;it, f. tnental rrseriation.
Soun-faile, soo-fayt, in. uniùr-i i,/i;t-!'oiirU,
Sous-ternu", soo-f,iirin, /.' under-Uiis'.
Sou>-feriiiicr, SDo-f.iir-iiif-ai, in. under-fiit-nuy.
Sousfretcr, soo-frai-tai, Z'. a. to tinUei-/nig;lit,
Soiivnoriie, soo-tjorlij.y: tliroat-ban.i.
Sous-;;ouvcriieiir, sodjjoo-vair-iuir, in. niijcr-x'0!'frn''r.
Soiis-lieuleiiant, >.oo.|yulilii.u(, in. nmir'r-lifutenant,
(iiislocataire, soolok-at-air, in. uniifr-teiiant.
oils-location, sor>lokali-sy"«,./ uiuitrtettin^.
Soiivlouer, soo-loo-ai, "■. a. to inuitrlet,
Sous-maitre, soo-inay-tr, in. usher.
Sou'.inariii, e, soo-iiiar-ai;(, —in, a. suhm irine.
Soui-uciivre, sooz-iili-vr.y; substi-ucti.n.
Soil', ordre, sooz-or-flr, in. siiboniinate ; en — , sub.
.Snus-picd, soo-pyai, in. strap. {ordinalely.

Snus-prclci-ture, scio-prai-fck-tilr,/; siib-pre/eiture.
Soiis-prcfet, soo-prai-f.iy, in. siib.pri/e<t. j

SousMnner, soo-sm-yai, -.'. a. to underwrite.
Sous-tantrente, soo-ta'/-hja«t,./'. sublant^ent.
S Histractioii, soos.trak-syo;;,y; \u/ tratlion.
•Suuslrairc, soos-trair, t. <z. to snbtniit, dedmt ; with'

draw : so — , v. i: to escape ; Jly from.
Sous-traitant, soo-tret-a;/, in. under-Zariner. j

Sous traiter, soo-trel-ai, v. a. to iinder./iirin. i

Sous ventrière, soo-vax-tre-air, A betly-b.ind. '

Sous-vicaire, soo-vik-ayr, in. sub-viiar. i

Soutane, soo-tan, /. rossoti:
Soutancile, soo-tan-ell, A short cassoii.
Soule, soot, /. bit/ante ; storeroom ; — aux poudres,

pint der-maj,'i':ine.
Soutcnable, soot-nali-bl, <i. maintainable, snfferabte.
Soutenant, soot-na;/, in. respondent.
Suulùnenicnt, soo-ten-ina</, in. prop ; ivritten de/eiue.
•Soutenir, snot-m-cr, 7'. a. to sustain, support, k-eep up :
upliold ; stand out: stand by; arsi\t; maintain ;
assert ; se — , t'. r. to keep one s se!/ up ; hold out : re-
Swuleiui, soot-nû,(7. supported ; steady. [ir'.vA

Souterrain, e, soo-tair-ai»;, — en, a. subterraneous ; -,

III. subterraneous p/ace.
Soutien, soo-tyai;i, m. support, prop.
Soutir.i;,'e, soi)-te-ralij, m. rati'iii},'.
Soutirer, soo-te-rai, 7'. «. A" ;vri V ,' d./iiate ; drmv/roin.
Souvenance, so()V-na«ss, ;. rememl'rance.
•se Souvenir, souv-neer, 7'. r. to remember ; — , in. re-

•iieiiibranee ; recoUeolion.
Souvent, soo-va;/, nd. often, oftentimes.
Souver.iin, e, soov-rai»;, — ren, a. — enient, ad, soi'trei^n,

suprême : — , ;//. sorrreii^n.
Souveraiiiate, socn -rex-tai, f. so; erei'x'nty, supreniaey :
Soyeux, se, sw.a-yuli, — z, a. sitiien, soft. [dominions.
Soyons, stt'a-yo«, see Etre.

Spacieux, se, spas-yuh, — z, a. — sèment, ad. spaeious.
Spadassin. spad-as-,ai«, m. bully. \_roomy, cap.icious.
Sp.idille, spatli/, m. spadille.
Spalnie, siialin, )'/. asphal.'os.
Spaliner, siMl-umi, v. a. to asphalt, pitch.
Sparadrap, suar-ad-rah, tn. cerecloth.
Spare, spar. m. '■parus.
Sparte, spart, m. .Sp.mish broom.

Siarterio, sp?irt-re, f. mats or ripes made if Spinish
Spasme, spasui, "/. spasm, convulsion. \brùoni.

Spasniodiipie, spas-niod-ik, a. spasmo.iic.
Spatli, spat, m. spatkiim.
Spatule, spat-ri,y; spatula.

Special, e, spai-syal,(7.— emcnt,i7rf. special, particular.
Spécialiser, spai-syal-e-sai, v. a. to specialize.
Spécialité, spai-sy,il-e-tai,y! speciality, particularity.
Spécieux, se, spà.-syuh, —z, a. —sèment, ad. specious,

pl.iusibli.
Spécification, spai-se-fe-kah-syo«,^ spécification.
Spécifier, spai-sc-fe-ai, f. a. t.i specify.
Spécifique, &p:ii-;>e-fik, a. —ment, ad. specific, specifical ;

—, m. specific.
Specimen, spai-se-men, m. specimen.

Bpcctacle, spek-tah-kl m.
(ubiic vitw.

spectacle ; s hou; ptciy ;

Spectateur, ^pek-Ut-iir, m. —trice, — trltSi /. speelator.
Spectre, spek-tr, m. spectre, ghost. [looiet-on.

.Spi'culateur, s|i.ii-kfi-l.it-ur, m. speculator.
Spéculatif, ivc, spaikiVIat-if, — iv, <i. speciu'atiie.
Spéculation, spai-kiVlah-syo«,/ speculation.
Spéculer, spai-kiVlai, v. a. et n. to speculate ; obstiT',
S|iécuhnn, spai-kfl-loni, /'/. speculum. [coiilempla^e.
Spencer, spai«-s;iir, m. spencer.
.SpurKule, spair->;.,l,./ sper);ula.
.Spermaceti, ^.iir-niai-s,ii-te, m. spermaceti.
Sporm.iticpie, spair-mat-ik, a. spermatic.
.Sperme, sp.iirni, m. spenn, see.i,
.Sph.icèle. sfas-cl, m. sphaielus.
.Splière, sf.iir, /! sphere; reach.
Spliéricité, sf.ii-re-sc-'.ai,y: ■'phericatnxf.
Splieriipie, sfai-rik, ci. - ment, ad. spherical,
.Sphinx, sf,ii;/ks, m. sphinx.
Spic, j>pik, m. spiir.
.Spin.il, e, spe-n.d, a. spinal.
.Spinelle, spc-nel, a. li.;ht red.
, .Spiral, e, spe-r.il, a. - -ement, ad. spiral.

Spirale, spe-r.d, A spiral line.
I Spir.ilion, spe-r,ilisyo«, /; spiraticit.

Spire, speer, ./ spire, spiral tine.
I .Spiritualiser, spe-rC-tiVal-e-/ai, f. a. to spiritualiff,
1 SpirilUiilisme, spe-re-tiValism. "/. spiritualism.

Spiritualité, spe-re-tiVal-etai. / spirituality.
' Spirituel, le, spe-retiVell, u. —lenient, ad. spiritual ;
I tn:^enious, witty ; devout; — , m. spiritual m ttters,

pi. ,■ spirituality.
^ Spiritueux, se, spe-retiVuh, — z, a. spirituous.
I Splendeur, splax-dur, y. splendour; pomp ; <;;,»c"<-
j ficetice.

.Spicndide, spl,i;/-did,(T. — ment, «iV. splendid . suinp'u-
' Si)léMétiipie, splai-nai-tik, a. splenetic. \ons.

.Spoli.iteur, spol-yat-ur, m. plunderer, robber,
.SpolMiion, spol-c-.ili-syo»/,./; spoliation.
Spolier, spol-e-ai, f. a. to spoliate, plunder.
j .Sp mdaîiiue, spo;;-d,ili-ik. a. spondaic.
I .Spondée, spo»i-dai, m. spondee.
' Spondyle, spo/(-<leel, m. spondyluî.
1 Sp(in>;ieux, se, spn;/.hjyuli, — z, ir. spongiom, spongy.
, Sponjîiosité, spo«-lije-()S-e-t.ii,/ sponginess.

.Spontané, spoH-tan-ai, a. spontaneous.

Spoilt, inéité, spox-ta-nai-e-tai, A spontaneity, tpoutane-

Sporadi'iue, spor-ad-ik, a. sporadical. \i'uxnes\.

Spumeux, se, spri-muli, — z, a. spumous.

.Si>utation, spù-tah-syo«,y; sputution.
, .Si|u,immeux, se. skwam-muli, — z, a. squamous, \,aiy,

.Scpielette, sV.uh\t:\,f. skeleton.
\ .Sipiine, skeen,./^ China radix.

Sipiirreii\, se, skeer-uli, — z. a. scirrhous.
, St.iliilité, stab-e-le-t.ii, A stability, /î.xedncss.

Stable, st.ili-bl, a. stable, steady.

St.ide. bt.id, m. stade, race.

S'.,ij,'iairc, stalij-y.iir, ;-■(. advocate loUo is goin.: throui^lt

Sta;,niant. e, -.tai;-!! \n, — t, a. sta:,'iiant. \tiis com se.

St.u;iialion, st.ii,'-n.di-syo;(, /'. stagnation.

Stal.ic-tite, st.il-.-ik-tit,/ staladitc.
i Stidie, stal,/. stall ; scat, place.

Siance, sta;(ss,/l stanza.

Statliovider, stat-oo-dair, »;. stadlholdcr.

St, itliinider.it, stat-oo-ilai-r.di, m. stadtholdersltip.

St.ilion, stah-syo«,y. station, stay, stall,!.

Statioimaire, stah-sycn-air, a. stationary.

.Stationnement, stali-syon-iiian, m. slayiii:^.

St.itionner, stah-syoïi-ai. v. n. to stay, remain.

Statique, stat-ik./. statuts, pi.

St.ilistique, stat-is-tik, a.statistual ; — ,f. statistics, pi.

St.atuiiire, stat-wair, a. statuary; —, m. statu iry,
sculptor : —,f. statuary.

Statre, st.at-i*l,y: statue.

Statuer, st.at-û-ai, ■'. n. lo decree, determine.

St.itiire, stat-ùr,.A s'ature, sice.

Statut, stat-ù, m. s.'jtute, decree, rule,

Stoitite, stai-at-it,y; stcatfes.

S' -irnr.'^raphie. stai-;.,'.in-oj;-raf-c,y! steganogr.tphy

Stell lire, stel-lair, a. stcllary.

Steliion.it, stel-lyon-ah, m. stellionate.

Sîéno^'riiphe, st.i!-no;;-raf. m. sicuoi^raphrr,

Stéiioiîraphie, stai-noij-raf-e, A stenography.

Stcuoiijraphiiiue, atai-nos-raf-ik, a. — ment, ad. s.eno-
g-r.tpl.ical.

Stentor, sta«-tor, m. voix de —, stentorian voice.

Steppe, step,y: steppe.

Stère, stair, m. nuasnre of capacity.

Stéréométrie, stai-rai-o-mai-tre,y. stersoitutry,

Stércotypage, stai-rai-o-te-pahj. wt. st'reolypinr. !•

Stéréotype, stai-rai-o-tip, a. stereotype.

Stéréotyper, stai-rai-o-tip-ai, v. a. to stereotype, ■'

Stereotypic, stai-rai-o-te-pc,y stereotyping. , ^

fitéril*, stai-ril, «, steriie ; ôarren, • ' . *

STB . tu6]

Stérilité, stulre-le-tai,/. .tterilily, tarrtniitt:.
Sternutatoire, utAlr-niVtat-war, »i sitrmita'i'ry.

Stéthoscope, staitijski)|i, »«. stethi}tco/>f.

Slétlioscdiiicjuc, sl.ii-tos-ko|)-ilc, a, ilelMosaipUal.

Hlii^niate, sti^f-iii.it, in. sfi,;nin, mar/:.

StiiriiialiSLr, stij'-iiiiil-e-zai, v. it. to sfi^'rintUf : d:/aint.

StilMtion, stil-l,iliS)n;(,/.y;i.V(«^'- Av dy.'pi,Jilteiiiig.

Stimuler, stcnui-l.ii, v. a. to \ti»iii/ntf.

!itip*-iiili.iirc, sti;-p,u/-(ly,iir, hi. \tif'.'iu1iiiiy.

Sllpcmlicr, stf-pax-ily.ni, v. n. to Xvr/» iii pity.

Stl|)Ulaticjn, stivinVIiili-syn»/,./! stipulation.

.Stipuler, stopû-l.ii, V. II. to .iti/<iilati\

StocklisLli, bliikfish, in. iti» \-}i\Ji, dritii cod.

Stoïcien, lie, .sto-i.'syai;/, — syoii.rt. stoical ; — , lit. stoic.

St'iicisuic, sti-c-cisiu, '//. stoiii.si/i.

Stoiciuc, sto-ik, a. —incut, iiU. atoital.

Stoin.icil, e, sto-iii.ik-.il, Stuniatlni|ue, stoiii,ish-ik, <».

stoiiidt/iii, stoinaihual ; — , in. itoinitiliu.
Stor.ix, stii-r.iks, ;;/. storm:
.Store, slur, in. niiiiloiu Hind, sfiring-bliiHi.
.Straldsiiie, iitrab-isin, in. siiiiintini;.
.Str.injîiil.nion, str.i»/->;rt-lali-syi)/(,y. s/r,jn.:;iilati.in.
Stran>;urie, stra«-^;iVrc, /'. .<triiii,i,'iiiy.
.Strapontin, strap-ii./-t.ii;(, //;. itool ; haininock.
Str.is, straliz, »i. fa.sti\
.Strahse, strass, /. tyjuse of si!!:.
Strataijenic, strat-.ilij-ayni, ;;/. strata;^ein, artificf.
Stratdjjjc, strat-al-lije../ i^n?/<'i.';v.
Stratë),'i(|ue, stratai-lijik, a. stnitixi,:
Straté^isli.', str.it-ai-lijist, in. .^friiffci\t.
Stratitier, slratifcai, -■. n. to stratify.
Strilioril, stre-bor, ;//. starboard.
Strict, c, strikt, a. — cnicnt, ml. strict, f'l-fci^f.
Striilcnt, c, strc-da», — t, a. slinil, creai-in^'.
Strideur, stre-ilur,./! shril/ncss.
Strit*, c, stro-ai, a. striated.
.Stries, sire. Striures, stre-fir,/ //. strii.; ('I.
Stroplie, strof,./: stro/'/tc, staiua
Structure, stn'iktûr.yi sti iictiiiy.
.Stuc, sti'ik, in. stucco.

.Stucaieur, stiVk.it-ur, in. one w/to inaA-cs stiiico rvori.
.Studieux, se, stfldyuli, — z, a. — scinent, iid. stndioits.
Stupéfactif, ive, stn-pai-f.ik-tif, — iv, a. stiif>ffniitve.
Stu()éfaction, stfl-pai-fak-syo;(, / s'li/'c/action.
Stupéfait, c, stil-pe-fay, —let, a. stu/'c/icd.
Stupéfier, stiVpai-tyai, i: a. to stupefy.
Stupeur, stfl-pur,y. stupor, niinthncss.
Stupide, stii-pid, a. — inent, ad. stupid, dull.
Stupidité, stiVpe-de-tai, /: stupidity, di liitis.
Style, stil, in. style : manner.
Stylcr, stc-lai, r. a. to train, :i!,\
Stylet, ste-lay, ;«. stiletto.
Su, sO, see Savoir.
Suaire, swair, >n. wiiidim^-slieet.
Suave, sNvav, a. S7v:ct, so.i't.
Suavité, SH,iv-e t.ii.y; suavity, Mvcetness.
Subalterne, sù-baltairr, a. .^u'^iiltern, siibordina': ; — ,

ni. subaltern, underline'.
Snbdéléi;.itiûn, sûb-d.ii-Kii-f^atij^yo;/, /: suhdclei^ition.
Subdelci;ué, sûb-ilai-l.iiî^.ii, ;;(. sntdelcj^ale.
Subdélé^U'jr. si'ib-d,iilai:.;ai, i: a. to su.'iddcxatt:
Subdiviser, srtli-de-viz-ai, -,: a. to suf'di-.'iic
Subdivision, sOb-de-vizyoj/.y? suhdi~cision.
Subhastation, sflb-.i^t-.di-syo«, A open .vale.
Subir, siVbci?r, 7'. a. to iimferi;" >' submit to.
Subit, e, sû-be, bit, n. — enient, ,/,/. sudden.
Subjonctif, silb-lij'i^/k-lif, in. subjnv.cti-.v in,\\i.
Subjufjuer, sûb-Iijû-i,'ai, v. a. to siibjuxa/c ; commuer.
.Suliliniation. sftb-le-nialisyo«, /; siibliinatioii.
Sul>liinatolre, si'dj-le-inai-war, in. snblimalory.
Sublime, svil)-liin, ir. - inciit, a. I. sublime, lojty.
Sublimé, sûb-le-iuai, m. sublimate.
Sublimer, s01>-le-mai, v. a. to sublimate.
S\iblimité, si'ilile-nie-tai,y. sublimity.
Sul)lunaire,.iiûb-lû-nair. a. sul'luii'Hy.
Sulnnariii, e, sùb-mai-ai», — eeu. .r. subin^riw.
Submerger, sflb-m.iir-lij.d, v. a. to submei^e, di ii'cii.
Submersion, sûb-ni,ilr-syoi/,./? .'.ubinersion.
Subordination, sCdï-iir de-iiali-iyo'/,./; S'ibcrdii:.ft •;,-.
Subordonn(?, e, sûb-or-don ai, .7. —ment, ad. sub-

ordin.tte.
Subordonner, sûb-cr-don-rJ, v. a. to sub.'rdinate. [i'on.
Subornât on, sljb-rir-nah-syo,'.', / su'-oriiaUoii, i-.duc-
Suboruer, sfib-or-nai, v. n. to suborn, seduce, bribe.
Suborneur, se, sûû-or-nur, — niili^, .t. suborner, seducer.
Subréc.irgue, sûb-rai-k,ir^, m. supercar^'o.
Subrécot, si'ib-raikoh, ;;;. a_pier-rci.i'oni.:^
Subrcptice, sùb fep-tiss, a. —ment, «12'. surie/tili.iitj.
Subreption, 6Ûb-rep-syo«,y! subreption.
Subrog-ation, sûb-rog-ali-5yo«,/. subroj^-i'ip;.
Subroger, sûb-rohj '.ii, t/. a. Ui substitute.
Subséqucmment, sûb-tai-kama^i, ttii. substquentljt.

SUI

Subsé(iu«nt, e, sâb sai-ka>/, — t, a. iuhsequtnt.

Subside, si'ili-sld, «». subsidy,

Sut>sidialre, siib-sidyair, a. — ment, ad. subsidiary,
au.xiliary ; in the next place. [—^,pl. firotnsions, fl.

Subsistance, sùb-2is-tu>iss, / subsistence, eompeteiu' ;

Subsister, sflb-zis-tai, v. u. to subsist; liz't upon ; be in

Substance, srtb-st.i»(ss,/; substance. [forte.

Substantiel, le, sub-sta«-syel, a. — lement, ad. siibs.'aii'

Substantif, sftb-sta//-tif, //», substantive. \tial

Sut)stituer, silb-slc-tllai, v. a. to substitute, subr,\i;are ;

Substitut, sûb-ste-tû, m. substitute. [entail.

Substitution, srtb-ste-tiVsyo;/, / substitution ; entail,

Sidistruction, sflb-strl'ik-syox.yi substruction.

Sublerfuijc, sûb-tair-fûlij, "/. subter/u,;e, shift.

Subtil, e, sub-til, a. — uinuiit, ad. subtile ; ifuick; a^-ute,
sharp : dexterous.

Subtiliser, sflb-lele-zai, v. n. to subtilize, refine.

Subtilité, sftb-te-le-t.ii, / sublility ; sharpness; ciin.
niiii^iiess ; shift.

•Subvenir, sftb-vj</Miccr, v. 11. to reliere ; assist.

Subvention, sûb-va;/-syo»(,/; subsùly, aid.

Sul)versif, ive, sùb-vair sif, — Iv, a. su/'versivt,

.Sul)version, sûbvair-syo»(,y; subversion.

Subvertir, sùbvair-tcer, v. it. to subvert, o^ierthr.w.

Sue, sûk, in.jiiict; substance. [destroy.

Saccéil iné, e, sflk-s.ai-danal, a. suceedaneous.

Succéder, si'ik-sai-dai, 7'. n. to succeed, inherit.

Succès, siiksay, >n. success, prosperity.

Successeu», sûk-sesur, m. successor.

Succes'ibilité, sûk-scs-e-bede-t.ii,/; rii^ht of succession,

.Successible, sùk-sesse-bl, a. capable oP succession.

Successif, ive, sûk-ses-if, — iv, a. — ivcnicnt, ad. sweet-
sii'e.

Succession, sûk-scs-yov, y; succession; fnheri,'aii,e •

.Succiii, sfik-siii'/, in. amber. [pr,\csi.

Succinct, e, sCiksai;», — t, a. — cnieiit td. succiiul.

Succion, sûk-syo/i,./; suction. [brief, concise.

Succomlier, sfiko^z-bai, 7'. n. to succumb ; yield.

Succnbe, sdk-kilb, in. siiccubus.

Succuleni, e, sfik-û-la<(, — t, a. siuculent, juicy.

Succursale, sfik-ùr-s.il,y; chapel of ease.

Succursaliste, sùk-ûr-sal-ist, >n. curate of a chape! /

Sucement, sils-ina;/, in. suction, sutA-inj,". [<M>f.

Sucer, siVs.tl, v. a. to suck.

Siicet, si'isay, ;/(. suck fish.

Suçoir, sds-war, ;;;. sucker.

-Siiçcin, sû-son, m. red spot by sucking.

-Sucre, sû-kr, in. stiff ar.

Sucré, e, sil-krni, a. sugared ; STfeet : demure.

Sucrer, siVkrai, t. a. to sugar.

Sucrerie, sfi-kr(r/i-re,y. sugar-house ; sioeetineat.

Sucrier, sil-kre-ai, in. suxar-hnrl ; su,i;ar-basin.

Sucrin, sû-krai;<, a. melon — , sugar melon,

Suil, Slid, in. south, south mind ; — est, m. ioii'li aU;
— ouest, in. south--,vcst.

Sndorifniue, sû-dor-e-lik, a. sudorific.

Suée, sCl-ai,y; sudden fear.

Sucr, siVai, v. n. to sjv.-at, to be in a i-c^tt.

Siielte, s_ù-ett,y; s-ucattng sickness.

Siioiir, sû-ur,j^ sweat, perspiration.

"Sutfire, si1-feer, 7'. n. to suffice, be sufficient , ans-uer;
se — , 7'. r. to piocide one's self.

.SuiTisiimment, s(l.fe-zam-a«, ad. suffici,-nily.

-Suliisance, sû-fe-z i/;ss,yî sujfficiciicy ; self-sit fficieii, y

Sulfisant, e, sû-fe-z,i«, — t, a. siijficient, compete 11 ! ;
conceited ; —, in. coxcomb.

Sulfocant, e, sflf-fok-a»», — t, a. suffocating.

.Sulfocation, sfif-fok-ali-syo;/,y; suffocation.

.Sultoi|uer, sûf-fok-ai, v. a. to suffocate, choke, stifle.

Sultra>;.iiit, sfl-frag-a;/, a suffragan.

Still'raife, siif-rahj, 111. suffrage ; vote ; approbation.

Sujjjfercr, su^f-hjairai, v. a. to suggest.

Sujîfjestion, sdij-lijes-tyo;/,y; suggestion.

Su;;illatii;n, sii-lijil-:ih-syo)/,y; bruise, contusion.

Suicide, sù-c-sid, m. suicide.

Suie, swe,./! soot.

Suif, swif, ■>«. tallo'iii, met.

Suint, s'.vaiw, in.greasiness.

Suintement, swai"-tma»(, m. ruuniog cut, leaklrg.

Suinter, s\vai;(-ta1, v. n. to run out ; leak, drop.

Suis, swe, see Etre, Suivre.

Suisse, Swiss, m. porter.

Suite, s«it, y.' sequel; coitsa,ji'.eiiee ; train, pi. atten-
dants; de —, one after another ; tout dc —, all itt
once, instantly; dans la — du temps, in process:/
time. [according to, in propon.cn ix

Suivant, c, s\ve-va«, — t, a. foUowing, r.ext ; -■-, Jr,

Suivante, swe-vaxt.yi ■waiting-maid^

S'jiver. swe-vai, v. a. to tatloiu (ship\.
Suivi, c, £\'e-ve, a. follOTusd ; cixnnccted ; pripuiar.
♦Suivre, swe-\T, v. a. at n. t» follow ; àttey.i; %'gU
upon ; frequent ; retHlt,

8UJ

Sujet, te. sil-hjai. -Iijft, n. suhjfti; Mtt:f,i, l,abU. tx.
poxd: - ."i laution. uot to ht trusItH ; -, m. inhltU ■

Siiiéliun, sfl-lijai-syo.v./ mhjfcliou, U.pnidutct,

Sulfure. Mil-fur. m. sulphur.

Sullureux, se. iulfilr-iih, - 1, a. nilfliurtous

Sultan, sûlla)/, lu. mitaii ; sivett-ii$i/iiO'i

Siillanc. sfil-tan,/: iiUlana.

Suin.ic, sil-iii.ik. m. siimn.A.

hiii..rt>c. si.-i).iirl>. a. -ment. «Y. tii/itrh.pr.uui ■ rAV/«-

,/,,/, s,„„/ti,„„s : -,/.pn,h;l,.,i,^/,t,'uiu ^
Sii|.er. iKTlf, Ml-j).iirsli.rL',/; i//.-,,/, ,t,;,it
S',|..rlct.ili ,<i s,i;lMir.fal.t.ih-syo;,,/ .,„p^r/ff„',„„

S,,,,irhucl. le, siVmir-lis-ycl, a. -loii,..iit, „./. suttr-
.S.i|iirliii. c. siVpair.f.ii;/, _(,„, a. suMrjùif
Siiporl M, s.V|Mir-l1l1, rt sup,r/l,ioi,x; ,m,„;iS.s,trv
.Vii-rlliitc, sii-iMir-lhi-ctai,/. sti/<er/h,,<„snf.i ;.
hiup. rieur, c, siV|..u.ry.ir. «. -(.•nient, a.t. .uiferùn-
'it^.ur: m ,t iupf,i,<r miinnt,-. very will- — „;
.Sup^rinritc. siV|).u.ry<.r.e.t.ii./: supcriorily. [sufru,:'

ni/;n,unc ,—, m. siip.riatiz;:
.S'.iiierp'i'.er. si"i-pair-))oh-ial. t. a. t,T phue over
.S.iperp.-sltK.n, su-pair-poli-zcsy,,;;,/ //,„•, v,,r ly,.fy_
•Viper.titieux. sf, su-p.iir-Mc-syuli. -z, „. -somcut, ai

SiiperMitlnii, Ml.pairste-syo;/. f. siif>eruin,in
.S ipi'l.inter. sAp-pl,i«.tal, :■. ,». to \uppl,tiit
.Suppléant, sùp.nl.ii.a»;. m. siil>st:ti,t,:
Suppléer, sup-plai-ai. :-. ,r. lo supply, male up.fiH ut>.
Su|)!.l,'iiieiit, si1|)-i)l,ii-ina/(. m. s:ipp'e,n-,it
.Vipiileiiienlairc, si'ip.plai.iiM'/t.iir, ,r. supp.'eni.-iitart
Supp etil ive. sui.-pl.i,.til, _i^ , a.supplctûe, .ompleniu-.
Suppliani, sfip.ple..u*, w. .w,/V/i.j/'/. J • '■<•

SupplaatKMi, silp-plc-kah-sy,,;/. /; suppUction
Suj.pice, su...|iss, ;//. iO,po.„l puuishmeiil ; t„r,„r.,t,
Sapp i^ier. si1i,.lis-yai. :■. a. to e.\,;u.',: r Ar, •,

Supp 1er, siip-lo-ai. f. ,j. /„ supplicate, besee.lt.
Supplicpic. srtp.jik.y: petition.
Suppcri, sap.or. m. support. prop, assista/ne.

Sv/W- '■ '"^''•°'-'''''-^''- «• -'"eut, a.i. supportable.
Supporter.' siln-or-tai. ,-. a. to support, propT'b'êZ'
Suppovil.lc, !,ap-oli-/al|.l)l. ,r. j-;;*/,'^^V
"'''/' -,7''A,r'!r'''"''''^'''' '■ "■ '" '"^■''''•'^•' ^"''ytitiile; pre.

Siippositi.jrc, _siip.oli-;:it.war, tn. suppository
•Supp -t, s.lp.oh, ,/,. „..<•,../. tool. ^ \o„ii,uou

N|Ppre,sion, s;,p.res.yo«, f. suppresuou, extù.ctio '■
S .primer, siip-rç-inai. v. a. to supfiress ; ,<.u,eal'-
S V ratmn. sup-ii-rah-syo^.y; suppuration. [repea.
Wl'purer, sOp;i-rai, v. u. to suppurai,:
lin!'!!,''.'!''-'"' ^'l|>-P'V'''''-sy""../: supputation, compula.

j'ipruii.itie. MVprai-iii.is-e. P. suprotnacy
iiiprenie, Mi-prayin. <«. supreme, liii;!t -st
"l.'/',^''^^'"?''' "'■"'•■ --t)-- on, upon over- near
fut: by, in: ton.rnù : civoir ~\ok to Aale about

r, c, sur. a. -eiiicnt. a,l. sure: eeriaiu ; trusl\ ■ •
Ji^u"t"""'"^- sûr-ab-o«.clan.-a,v. a./, more titan ]

"xaurè srir-.ib.o«.(la«, -t, n. superabundant, \

.1n!'h";'' ''■• ^""■■•«''•""•'l^i. t'. n. to superaboun. i. I

■ i ■'• ^'^^••'>=*h-tai. V. a. to buy too dear, overpay. i

«i"!t;u, e, snr-ay-Kil, a. very slutlp. <o •■ fay. \

i.r.ijw.er, siii.alij.oo.tai. v. a. to superad.'..

ir.,ller,sur.al.ai.t.. „./<,.,.,, <^,,.;-. I ,-,•„,• •,■,,• // '

Zf o"' ^^'■•''■■■n''l-syo«.y: surranaLl'MJerfor \
M d ;rt; 'i"-^"?'- ?• ^"P'rannualed : anli./uated:

irbaissdiicnt, slTir.bay-i.iiii»,, m. depr.-^\,on
'^ccns, siir-ba«s. m. surcharge.

I^kf i ' st'f-sliar-hjai. v. a. to .'unkarce o-er.

haufer. sûr-shoh.fai, v. a. to overheat. '"duldV,
.cHauifures. sûr.shoU-fvIr.y: //. blisters, pi. ' '

I .' ;,^'i'''''T"-"' ,"'• "'^'™^'. adduion, surplus.

'dite, iûr.cle.tai,y; deafness.

rdos, S'^.r.doh, ;«. laei-baiul.

feau, sûr-oh, ,;j. eld--r-tree

teininent, e, sOr-ai-ins-uax, -t, a tre^mineri

Sf;,"' sûr-an-shai.reer. v. ,:. !:■ juHid.
'«ffgitlrn, sûrai.rog-ah.syo«, f, stiperero^aHcn

[ 1^7 ]

SYB

hiiret. te. sû-r.iy. —ret. n. souris.i. '^ " ■'•

niirt.ite. sOr-fass./ surface : cutsidt.
siulairf, stir-f.iir. r. a. to overcltargt.
.Surlaix. si1rl.iy, m. sitrcinaU.
.Virjif, silrlij,/ niTf wool.
Varncoii. sflr-hj.,»/, ,«. j„.v{yr. T/r/>.
;^ur.-,r. sflr-hjocr. r. «. toland spr,„c. Mii h-r

S. ,.,„:.scinem, srtr.hoh.-,iiia». „,. oi^rrati,'' ■ ri u'.

^' '" -incc. s )r-ai«-ta;;-,l.i«,s.y. superintendence

Snrict. »nr.|ij,iy. ,„. ^^,,„^^ .n^erca .tin,- ""'"""■
.Sur,eter,s.-irl,J.,al,r. «./,,..-,m,„A '•
h rl-M,lcinain sur- l,i/„l.,n.,i;/. ;,/. the day after /.,
■Vir.,,,,»;,,. My-lo;,l,|.y: sirloin (A,-./). ^\%f,ro/

Siinnener. sdr-ni;/^i,,u. 7. .,. to override P.unl

■Suiin'inter, siV.in..//.tai.

I», to surmount, riseal'ive

iiKenoinr.

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Si

.Siiniiont. siir-nuiii, m. must

Snrn..^;cT. sdr.ii.il.i-ai. ,,. „. to swim on.

Sir >'r:L r' ^"'■•-'-'•'^•r^l. ". -lament, ad. suy-r.

.TlirilDIll. inr-M'.;;, ;/|. ,, „,,.,,. ,„^ , ,' ,

s;!!!!;;""'" ■• "'"■'>""'••'!. -•• ". /<- surname. """""'-
Hiirniinur.iiro, sdi- nflinai-r.iir, .,. .supmunierarv

^ r , sser. Mir.p.ili..,ai. v. a. to surpass, e.ueed ■ sc -

.-^uriicaii, siir.Mc.li.y. ;<^/»,.^.jX'//j, • . .'

Surphs. Mlrpfe. m. surplu,:

.Snrpuint., siV-pl,i;;, m. slope.

Mirp oMiber. siV-j'hi^-bai. -'. «. to slope.

S.irpnuls, sflr-paa. m. ovcrweigltt. I,.,-,- /.;.;/,,.: -
.urprnunt. e, Mir.pr„/,-nav. "t. „. Àrpri^.^' '' •■

r" a^f %,^::::':::y''''-- '■• "• 'osurpWu-': ^i^rlak, :
t/iMiate, tnteriept : antaze,

^i.ri)ns. siir-pre. see Suri)rcii.|re.

sllr'T.'.^ • T'^'V''-^- ^■/■'■"'■^ "'natement : d.ceil
Survint. sûr.M.h. i«. s'oveiller en -, to start out op\ie--
' sli'rM:;;:'.?' V"-'-V-"'^s,y: suspension'^J^,'; e'^-

;:rt^;x?';nr:;o;;:---^^^^^

Surtaxe, siir-lalcs. y: ad.lilional lav
•SiirtaNer, _su.--t.iks-ai. :■. a. to 07er.ra'e
riurt'*iit, sur-too ci<^ /t/v^./ »y/i. . ' * <<

S^rvcllànc, sûV'ai^^^;.,^:^,^''^---'^ --;;•
Surveil ,n„._ s.,r.v,-.y/..„.., ,,/„,.^,^ ;.,; Z,,;, !j/'' t""""
I Siiriei c, Mir.v..y/.y:/,v--.Au.,^,y;„v//.-^,-.,
Mineiller. Mir-vayAal, t.. <7. /. c-.vAv/wVmA,/ ,.„V/,
..■Mven.incc. .sûrv.n,./,.ss../: <,.;«»,,- ,w by chance '

' Survenant c. silrvn..;,. -,. „. lh%tcoZsnbycà^,-cc ■
'. — . ni. chance-comer • J ' ' '^^r,

! .Siirvciidrc. Mir-v,i,;.(lr, 7,. a. to sell too dear
\ «Survenir. s.ir.v;,/,.neer, v. n. to siUer-'J'ie c^me u,,-^
; Survente. sùr.va;,t,/ selling: t 0 d.^r pj^t^} y' '^r
. SurvKler ç.i,r.ve-.l.,i, e. „. /;/,•,./,.';;,. l^""''-> ■ *./"^- •
, jurvie. sHr-vc-.y: survivorship.
Survivance. silr-ve-v,i«ss, P. rever-;,on
Survivancier, sur-ve-va«.syai, ;/;. /,,• ndio lias cola .•.■■..,■
Surviv.mt. c. sar-ve-va//. -t. ,f. ^,„-j4'^.- * f ,'.'.„'
'.Survivre sûr-vc-vr, t-, «. to suKvne ■ outlay ' ' '
^us, sus, /r. ,,/„« .. en ^-. /..-.w-Ct .• _. i tXrr uf >

! "'S^tl^^' ^-■scp.te.be-ie.Mi. >^ "•;^;^;^;.,,o,.

Susceptible, sus-sep-lc-bl. a. sus.eptible, louchv
I juhceptmn, sussep-syo/,, /: u.^ccpi en ,^ki ^ ',e
Su.c|t.>.:on sus-.e-tali-sy,,;... f inUur io, '^ "
Susci cr. sOs-se l.ii. ;• „. A. suscita e,rL7se uf

Susdit, e. sus-de, -dit, ,t. aforesaid '

Suipect. e, ïûs-pckt. a. suspect.d. doubfV ' • •

Suspecter, sûs-,,ek.tai, v. a. to sùspcc! • • " ■

Suspendre sûs-pa;;.dr, :■. a. tj hanjy up ■ dc!a\:
Suspens, bûs-pa».^. suspended: en -J^ it 'uL,.-, ,-,
Suspense. _s.lu.p.v*5s,/...v.A-,'.<.'>';. ^doi.-i' ''

Suspensif, ive,siVspa^,.sif_iv a f<.-v»/.„v v.> ^^ '

suspension. si>s.p.-,:,.,yo..;.y:'.;,':^;;/;;'i'''-"'*''' '^-"^" '^^•

Suipetisoir, sûs-pa;;.swar. m. truss, ba'id.-.^e
Suspicion, sûs-pis-yo«./: suspicion. "-

Sustenter, $ûs-ta;/-tai. v. a. to noun
Suture, sû-tûr,y:j«.'),r?.
Suzerain, e, sûz-rai,v. -ren, a.taramo
Suzeraineté, sûz-rcn-tai.y: superiority.
Svelte, .svelt, ci. slender, U.-Me. ^

iybantf, se-bar it, m. sybarite.

keep. Ivicut.

SYO

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Ryeoph.int*. vckof-.ixt, m. jiii'/>/m«/.

SylUli.iIre, ^il-l.tli-air, »i. prtinrr.

Syll.il.e, sll-l.il>. /; y\U,t/>lf.

Syllabi<|iie, sil-l.iliik, i«. lyllahn .

Syllc)({i*iiie, sil-lulij-isiii, m. sylMi;ntH,

Syllihi;, »ilf. <;i. ^vlfh.

Sylphide, silliil.y: iilfhU.

SylViiin, sil-v,ii</, w(. .\ylviin.

Syinlmle, &.ii»/l)ol, »«. symbol ; rrttj.

.Syiiil>ulu|iie, s.ii>/-ln>l-ik, a. symMiiit/.

SyinlicilisL-r, vii'(-li'ilc-iai, v. u. lo symhnhtf.

fiyinétric, sc-niai-trc,/ iymmttry, prof^nlior^,

Synictriiiiiu, se-iiii>i-irik, <i. — iiieiit, <»</. symoiflrUnt.

Syiii^t riser, sc-mailre.z.ii, v. u. to ht in symmetry.

Sympathie, s.iix-p.it c, f.sytn/'atliy.

Sym|>athirnm, s,ii;/ |i,itik,rj. sympalhttU,sy<»fiillii!i'ol.

Syiiip.ithisor, •■.ii«ii.itc-i.ii, t. ii. to syinfathne.

Symphonic, b.ii'/li>ii-i', /. .sympliony.

Symptoiiiati(|uc, s.ii«-pto-iii.it-ik. <i. syinftoiiiafU'Xl.

Symptôme, s.iix-ptohm, »«. .\yni/>toiii.

SynaifoKue, sc-n;u;(ii;,./; rv/dJi,"''.''"''

Synchriiiie, s.ii»(krohii, a. tyiii/iiviions, ryiii lirr>iiifaj,

Syiichroiiibiiie, sii/ikru-niiiii. «/. .tyiKhnoinDi.

Syliciipc, sai«-kiip./ .f)«i"/<', siVi>i»i.

Syncrétisme, s.ii'i-kr.ii-liMM, »«. iyiutftisin.

Syndic, sni«-dlk, »i. syndic.

Synched. sai»(-dok.\h, in. symiitshi/i,

Synodal,e,se-n() d.il, tt. — i.hieilt,i»i/. synoUa!,syno.li,ii/.

Syiiodi', buno I, in. syiiini.

SytiO(hque, so-no-dik, ii. synodic.

Synonyme, si>ni)iiiiii, (/. synonymous; — , m. T\ntviym.

Synonymie, sc-n(ine-nie, /I synonymy.

Syii()nymi(|iio, se iiipiieiiiik, ■». .\yiionyininil.

,Synopti,|iie, senop-tik, <i. synoftuiit.

Syn'ivie, se-no-ve,y: syinrvia.

Syntaxe, sai)(-t.iks, Z. syntax.

Syntaxique, sai/i-taks-ik, a. syntactic^!.

Synthèse, salw-tayz,/ synthesis, coinfosint;.

Synthétique, sai»i-t.ii-lik, a. —nient, ad. synthci, .

Systématicpic, sis-tai-mal-ik, <». —ment, ad. sy\l,malU.at. \

Systématiser, sis-tai-mat-e-sai, v. a. to systfinatxze. '

Système, sis-t.iym. "». system. 1

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Ta, see Ton, /;/. I

TaW.ii-, tall-all, "/. toKuco ; — en poiidrt, inuff.

■| ati.iuie. t,dialii-e,/ .\inokini;lioH.\e.

I abaiin, t ili-.ir-ai;;, in.Jatl.'-jt'nddiii;;.

'r.i!.alii:re, tali-at-jMir,./. siiu[/-/>o\.

'latiorn.iclo, tab-airiiali-kl, in. taberiiadt.

'Lilide, tail-id, a. tuhid.coiisuinf'tice.

I alls, t.di-e, in. tuliliy.

'r.ilii-,i-r, t,ili-e-/ai, t. a. to male ta/'/'y-.'iÀ'e.

1 .iMatiire, i;\M.a-ùr, /, tn/'/iitnie ; donner de la - , to
i;i-!e tiviifite,/iii:te.

■j'aille, tall-Ill,./, ta/'/t : board; index; — de cuisine,
dresser ; — .'l man;,'fr, diniin'-tabie ; aimer l.i— , to love
ivodc/ieer; — s, //. men {/uiiixain>n< n}, />/.

'I alileaii, t.ili-loh, in. picture : dcicriptioii ; iist.

TiiMcr, tali-lai, v. n. to table oiu's men.

■| .ilil'.lier, t.ibl«^i-tyai, i:i. toyman. [dmn book.

■| .iliLlte. tab-let, /. shuj; lo~en,i^e ; - s, //. monorail-

T.ililelterie, tab-let-re, yi toyman s buiinea.

Tablier, tab-le-ai. in. apron.

Taliloin, t;ib-lo-ai;/, m. platform.

Tabouret, t;ib-oo-ray, m. stool.

T ,ic, tak. III. rot.

1 ,u-ct, tall-sett, m,paiLse.

T.iclK-, t.ibli.y; spot, stain ; I'M, fhinish.

1 .iclic, t.iu li, p. tasi; à l.i —, by tU^reat, by the piece.

1 aclior, t.iil;-.ii, v. a. to spot, stain.

Tâcher, tu'.-sliai, v. n. to end favour ; aim at.

Tacheter, t i:,h-tai, v. a. to speckle.

Tacliy;:r.ii.lie, tash-e-;;raf, m. sliorthanS wri'er.

Tathyjjraphie, tash-e-iiraf-e,/; shorthand wriliitj^.

Tacite, tas-it, a. —meut, ad. tut it.

Taciturne, tas-e-tûrn, a. taciturn.

'I aciturnité, tas-e-tûr-ne-tai, y. taciturnity, habitual

T.icl, takt, iH. touch, feeUni:. (silence.

Tacticien, tak-tis-yai», m. tactician.

Tactile, tak-til, a. tactile.

Taction, tak-syo>i,/. taction, touching.

Tiictique, tak-tik,/: tactics, pi.

Taltetas, taf-tah. »r. taffeta.

Tafia, taf-yah, nt. tafia ; groç,

Taiaut, tah-yoh, int. tally-ho I

'VH.(t,U\y,/. -web (eye); Pillow-case.

Taillable, ta/-ah-b!, a. liable to be taxeS,

Taillade, taif-ad,/ slash, cut, go^k.

Taillader, U/-ad-ai, f . ». to slash, cut.

T.illliiiulerie, ».i/-«»«-dre,/. rdgt-looUr,uU ; iroH-.tart,
T.i.llaiidier, lu/-a»-ilyrfl, ih. idirt-toot matter,
laillant, t.t/-ii>i, wi. edi^t (km/t).
r,iille. K.xl, /. edge ; mttim'; cut; sise; shape, tim/'

deal {tards) j lOfpict-ivood ; tenor ; bAiM — , rn/u,'/
tenor; pierre dc —,/rtt-itont: — douce./, eoppti-f ■ .
— Miir. in. iHl-nater; — plume. «/. peninaker; - ,, ..
III. \!oriii-sail, [deaH,aidj), tnateip,..,

T.iilirr, t.i/-ai, r. a. to eut ; hew ; tarve ; prune ; ><>■■.,
T.iilleiir, t.i/-ur, M. tailor ; banker.- — de pierre, ih-ir
T.iilliN. ta/-e, m. copse, coppiie.ivooii, [ii<^v>,

I ,iilloir. l.iAwar, m. treni/ier.
r iillon, ta/-o((, m. ta.%.
Tain, t ii<», in. /oil, tin-plate.
• r.iire, t,iir, 7'. a. to rome.il , teefi secret; faire —, iilfn.f.

v.- -, T. r, to be silent, be still,
1 iixiis, tay-say, see T.iire.
I, II. S' III, t,iv-so</. III. badj^er.
I ,iit, t.iy. \ee I ,iirc.
lal' , t.ilk. in. talc.

T.ilrnl, t.il- III, ///, talent, ;v</i»/,r, partt, p'. . t'llmlfi
T.iliiui. t.d-yo«, in. retaliati.'ii. I /" C'l.

I .Ii ill. in. t.il-is-m.i»/. III, tal:iinaii,
1 allé, t. il. /. sucker, shoot.
r.illiT, t.il-.ii, J', n. to shoot.
T.diiioiise, t.il-inoo/, /; ihee<f-cake.
I .iliin.d. t.il-mftd. in. I'aliiiiid.
I .iliiHidistf, t.il iii(^-dist, III. laliniiditl.
r.ildii. laloK, III. heel ; stockUaidi}.
r.i!iiiiiu.-r, t.il-on-ai, v. a. et n. to pursue ilote, prit\

iiiii- i ; ji;rate, rub.
T.iloiiiiières, t.il-on-ynir,///. winged shoes ii/Meriury,
T.iliis. t.di-lrt. in. slope. \f,.

1 iliiter. t.ih-hVt.ii, v. a. to make slopiiii;, tlope.
1 .iiii.irm, t.iiii-ar-aii/, in. tuinarind.
1 .iiii.irimer, tam-ar-m-e-,ii, m. tamarind-tree.
1.1111. iris, tam-,'\r-is, 1'am.irisc, t,iiii-ar-isk. m. ta>ii in t
I'.imbour. ta;(-bofir, /;/. dram; drummer ; fa'iif'ni.
I .iiiibourin, t.^»<-tiiio-rai;/, in. tabor.
r.iiiibouriner, t.w(-lioo-re-nai, i: ii. to drum.
r.imlioiirineur, t.i«-boo-rc-niir, m. drummer.
I amis, taiii-e. in. siei>e, bolter ; passerait —, /" ^ilt,
T.iiniser, t,im-e-zai, v. a. to sift, bolt.
I .iiiipon, l.i»<-po«, in. stopper, bung ; pellet, pod.
r,impiiniier, t.i;(-pon-ai, ». rr. /■; biiii;;, t/op.
I .III, t,i>i. III. tan.

lancer, ta«-s.ii, v. a. to réprimait t.
Tanche, t.w/sli,/. tench.
r.indis que, l.i^(-dis-k((/i, r. ivliilst,
r.iii^,MHe, t,i«-^,Mlij, III. pitching.
TaiH,'enc(:, t.u;-lij.i«ss,/l contait,
I an>,'eiile, \.\n-)\y,\ii\,/. taii^'eiit.
1 .iii>;ible, t,u(-lije-bl, a. tangible.
r,iiii;iicr, t.i;;-jjai, T. ii. to pitch.
Taiiicre, t.i;i-yair,y; <len ; lurking-hole.
Tanin, tanai", in. tan.
raiin.i^ie. I.in-ahj. in. tanning.
r.iniie. l.\\\,/. pimple.
Tanné, e. tan-.ii. a. tauny, dark.
Tanner. t,in-ai, v. a. to tan ; lex.
Tannerie, tan-re,/ tan-yard, tan-house.
Taiiiieiir, tan-ur, m. tanner.
T,int, t.u(, ad, so much, so many ; as miiih ; — iiiciu,

so iiiiuh the better ; — pis, so much the -worse , — i|us

as long as, tofar as ; — s'en faut ijue, sojarj'n'm,
T.inte, ta«t,/l aunt.

T.iiitin, \Aii-\..\in, Tantinet, tax-te-nay, in. a little, nut
Tantôt, tn«-toli, ad. by-andby ; sometimes. \so iittli.
T.ion, ta«, m. ox-fly, gad-Jly.
T.»pa;,'e, tap-ahj, in. racket, noise.
T.iii;i>,'er, tap-am-ai, v. n. to make a noise.
T.-ijia^'eiir, tap-.iiij-ur, in. blusterer, brawler.
Ta; e, tap. /; r'lr/»; bung.

T,ipc;ii, tap-kii, ";. S7uiiig-g7te. \dri-d fair.

T.iper, tap-ai, v, a, to hit, slap ; frizzle ; poire t.itice,
T.ipiiiois, tap-in-w.i, en —, ad, stealthily, s'.ily.
se Tapir, tap-eer, z'. r. to squat, lie squat.
Tapis, tap-e, >«. carpet ; mettre sur le — , /J prip::,

move ; amuser le — , to talk idly, trifle.
Tapisser, tap-e-sai, v. a. to carpet ; hang.
Tapisserie, tap-is-re,y. tapestry, hangings, pi.
Tapissier, tap-is-yai, in. upholsterer.
Tapon, tap-o;i, nt. bundle (clothes).
Tapoter, tap-o-tai, v. a. to pat, lap.
Tapure, t^vi-<iT,f. frizzling. ,

Taquer, Uik-ai, v. a. te> plane down.
Taquet, tak-ay, nt. cleat; wedge. \ penn

Taquin, e, tak-ai». — iii, a. teasing-; —, m.'',o.ii:;

! Taquiner, tak-e-naK tf. a. et n. to cavil about tr'.'.n;
j Taquinerie, tak-inre,/ teasing, annoyance, !.''•'"
I Taquoir, tak-war, tn. planer.
I "Earabustcf, tar-ab-ût-Ui, v. a. to vest.

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T»rare, t.if-ar. inf. /.t *<?«• /

Tartuil, ur-nli, m. ifrfiu-fii/'.

Tar luiler, t.ir-oh-clni, f. i». /•> i/a/. tffeftl.

Tjril, tar, aJ. lalt ; til ou —, sooner cr lattt,

Tariler, trtr-il.it. v. n, t» dtlay ; tarry, iltlly ; II me

tarde elf, / iniig ta. {tiacL-tvaVii.

T.irilif. ive, tar-iuf, — Iv, <?. — lv«ment, a,i. lat/, f.tr./y ;
T.irciivetCi l.ir-tli\ -(.il,/, /atrnest, lanUnat ; ♦ai*»rii r./-
Tare, t.ir,/. /JC',' uui.tt< , hlt>ni\h. [>i/j/.

T.ire. e. t«r-al, u. ill-JitnttH, haii.
T.irentnle, t.ir-a«-tiM, / /•trantula.
Tarer. I.ir-.il, i'. ir. tJ fart,
lar^'C. tarlij, /. tar^tt.
T.irk;i.tie, t.ir-lijct,/. iitt/e Mf.
t: Tar^juer, t.vr-t(.\i, r. r. t» ht froHii of.
Tarière, tnr-y.\ir,/. wimbU.
Tarif, t.-ir-if. m. I.M-iff-
Tarifer, t<ir-i"-fai, v. a. la tarijT, rate,
iarin, t,ir-/»i»(, >n. liskm.

i'.irir, tareer, v. a. ft n. to drain, ttiy up ; ht dritd uf.
TarivMlilc, t.nr-evih-l>l, <i th^it ,.in bt drained.
Tar «"lenient, t.\r-i»-m.i«, in. dryim; uf.
Tarl.itane, t.irlat-.iii./. tktn nii!.\.tn.
Tarote, e, tar-ot-.ii, <i. rhf,tertd.
TarotJ, tar-oh, tn.pl. i hfrktrtd tards, ft.
Tartane, tar-Ian, yf tarlan.
Tartare, l,ir-t.\r, tn. fartitnn, /ir,7.
Tnrtc, tart./ turf.
Tartelette, t.irt-lcl, / Ji/t/t t.trt.

Tariinc. tar-tin./, s/iit o/àrtitif t/*teitd wit/i hiiitfr,ft(.
Tarirt, lar-tr. ni, furfar.
i'artufo, tar-tùf, ni. hyf<\ritf.
Tartuferie, tar-ti'ifre, /; Vv/.vr/.ij'.
\^\, tan, tn. Iitiif> ; rn/i i/iri_v); crav, fiaritl.
Tuise, t.iliis,/. 1 /</.

T.issean, tali-v.li, «/. Aii;/./-,i«t'i/,' hraikrf.
Taswe, talL-s.ii, A iiifijnl.
Tasser, tali-s.'ii, v. n. et n. to heafi uf ; i^rotv; %t — .

7'. r, to settit do-v>i, fink.
'I iter, l.m-t,-\i, i'. n. et n. to Ittl ; try ; f,tsfe- se —, J', r.

to /tel ont's set/ i examine one s self.
Tate-vin, taiit-vni/.', «i. nUuronner.
Tatilliin, tat-i/-(>'i, m. Inifyhody,

'ialillonncr, tat-i/-<in-,ii, t. n. to be busy tvitit minntiit,
l'àliinncnient, t.iu-toii.nia/i, /« A'''''/*"V- [mcldie.

'JAtimner, tau-ton-.ii, r. '/. to i;rofr.
T.ltonneur, taii-tonur, >«. one uiio.i^roftî.
Tillnii», tan-t'>;(. à — , ad. t^rofiiufj:.
Talimauc, tat-wnlij, in. taffi'oini,':
Tatouer, tat-wni, u. a. to taHoo.
Taiulis, toli-de, >n. Iiflie faHry room or house.
Taupe, toliu,/ mole.
Tjuiner, toii-pyai, in. inolctali he'-.
Taupiùre, toli-iijair, /'. tncle-trap.
Tauiiinitrre, tiili-iiin-y.ilr.y'. inoU-hill.
Taureau, tur-oli, in. bull.
Tauioliiijie, toli-tdlolil-c, /. taiifoloiiy.
Taiiluii<^i<|iie, toh-tol-nlijik, a. tautologie.
Taux, Kih, ;/(. rate ; asMze.
Tavaicille, tav-ali-yul,y; babe's mantle.
Taveler, tav-lai, v. a. to sfeitle, spot.
Tavelure, tav-lrtr,/; sfetkles, spots, /•/.
Taverne, tav-alrii,/; piiblii -house.

Tavernier, ire, tav-airn-e-ai, —- r, s. public-house kfrp'r .
Taxateur, taks-at-iir. in. t,ixer. [vni.'nir,

Tax.Uiun, taks-ali-syoii.y^ tiixatioii.
Taxe, taks,y. tax, set rate ; dnfy.
Taxer, taks- li, v. a. to ta.x, rate ; accuse ; charge.
Te, \nh, pn. Ihef, to thee.
Technique, tck-nik, i!. technical.
Techn')|ii|;ie, tek-riul-otij-e, A lechnotOi^y.
TechnoloKiqnc, tek-nnl-ohj-ik, a. technological.
Tei;,'ne, tayM-y^,y. sciirj ; siale : moth,
TcniMcux, se, layn-yiih, - z, u. scurfy,
Tcillane, te/-alij, in. peeli'ii,' htinp.
Teiller. ie/-ai, t/. a. to peel {hemp).
•Teindre, taiw-dr, v. n. to dye : colour.
Teint, tai;<, in. dye ; complexion {see Teindre),
Trinte. ti^itit,/. tint; tincture.
Teinter, tai'i-tai, v. a. to tint, colour.
Teinture. tai>i-ti\r, y: dyeing: hue: tincture; super-
Icuiturier. taix-ttlr-e-ai, »«. dyer. \Jicial knoTi/led,i;c.
lei. le, tel, a. such, liie ; un — , such ii gfit ; — qiu.-.

iiiih as : such that ; — quel, such as it it, indifferent ,

— leinent, ctd. in such a maniur, so.
Telé|,;r,iphe, tai-lai-(fraf, in. telegraph.
1 rlcijr.iphiqiie, tai-lai-graf-ik, a. teUgraphic.
I eleseope, tai-leii-kop, in. telescope,
Tcnieraire. tai-mai-rair, a. — enicut, ad. rash, bold.
Téniérité, Ui-niai-re-tai,y: temerity, rashness.
Trfmoi^nags, tai-mo-ain-yalij, tn. tettimony : evidence :

pfBoj, mark.

Ti MVil;»:»^, tal.mo-ftln-yal, v. a. tin. to ttili/^, M/ilnmi

.t/ioiv , bearmrnti i.
■renin. 11, t.ii-ino-itiii, «i. witnetr. teit/moity; el'idenet t
Ttnipe, tnii|i, / temp.'t {of lA* head). ( /rrw/.

Ttiiipi^ranienl, l,ii-pai-raiii-a», m. i mi ttitiitiaii ; torn-

pltxion ; ttinptr. [ — , ttntftranct lori'tj .

Teniporance, ta<(-p«i-r.i<m, / /r»(///fli(, /, locMlo >1«
Teniper«iit, e, liiN-p,ii-r.i/i, — t, a. tempt<alt ; toktr,
I cnip<fratiir#, Inn-p.il-r.it-Clr, P. temprralHit.
T'ein|)er*, e, l,'\>i-p.ii-r.ii, a. temper.tte.
Tcinpc'rer, ta>i-p,ii-r.il, v. ,i. to temper, tnodtra'e ;
Tempête, t«»i-payt, /. temfisl, sf.'i-m. [lU.'./i,

Tcnipi^tcr, tan-payiai, v. n. toblif^r.
Tenip^tueu», se, tai-pay-lû-nh, — /, a. ttermy.
Temple, taxpl, ni. temple
Toni|ilier, ia»i-ple-ni, in, te:»p!ny.
Teiiiporaiic, taw-pn-rair, — liieiil. ad. tentpM-.try.
Tenipor,ilitiS, tn>i-por-«l-e-lai./ ftiiiip,<ra:.<, pi.
Temporel, le, t,i»(.por-ell, a, —lenient, ad, temfo-.\ts

—, in. temporals, f I.
Tcnipoii'»\ti(>n, t.i/( p'lr-e-iah-syo'r, /! femporiiing.
Temporiser, t,i/i-por-e-/al, :•. x. to temporise, dtlilj',
Temporiseur, ta>i-por-e-,!iir, m. timporiii-r.
Temps, tn<i, »«. lime; ivt allier ; 0,\aUon: /eisn'e-

ttnte; k —, in time; pnnr nn —, Ar a nhile ; ''\
Ten.ilile, li<A-n«h-bl, a, tenable, [font —, ,it all limes.
Ten ne, tir/i-nas%, ii. stitky, tenacious, iiii'/;iirdly,
1 <Murit<*, tai-nas-c-l.'»!,/'. 'i''//i(i/v , vbttinacv.
I niaille, liih-n^l, P. teiia-l/e; s, //. pincers, pt.
I enailler, li<A-n,i/.«i, v, i. to tear off the jfesh rvfl%
Tonaillun, tK/r-na/-ii>/, in. Icn,ii;i, n. [finici ..

I en.iit. t/</r-nny, ic<r Tenir.
1 en.uKicr, t«/r-iu((-^y.ii, m. tenant, copyholder.
1 eiiaiit, e, ti<^/-ruwi, — t, a. holdini; ; avaricio'f ;

xe.ince —v, durtn/f the senian; -■, in. ,lii!leiiiy- ;

dclfiidant ; tout d nn —, all in a fiect, conli.i;noii -,
T <iiilancc, V:\n-K\.\n -is,/, teiideiuy,
I oil. tant, c, ta'i-il.i«, - t, .i. tending; imliiied, ben'.
Ten 1er, t.ix-d.iir, in. tender.
I iiiclenr, ta//-i4nr, m. spreader : hiiiis;ei:
I en.linenx, se. ta/i-denuli, —/., i. I'-ndinoiis.
leiiilDn, t.i>i-(l<i», in. tendon, siiieri'.
'{\:\\'\rc, ta»(-ilr, ?■. a. et n. to bend ; sirelih ; lutn^ up ;

.yfi efch out ; tend, aim at ; be inclined . —, a. - Mi i.

I» /. tender, v'/'t; sensible ; iitw, yonm;.
Ti'inlresse, ta<(-<lreits, /. tenderness ; nffclion, !,■ ni-
T einlrele, ta«-(lrtai,./; tenderness, [': > ■.

Ti'n.lron, ta<i-ilro;(, in. young rhoot ; In.ss,
Tinelirc!,, tai-ii.iy-l>r,y;'//. darkness ; unoiance.
T'i'nebrcux, so, lai-nai-Viruh, — z, a. dark, obscure;
Tenement, teii-ina>i, tn. tenement, [gloomy,

Tciiesine, tai-nebiii, m. tenesmus.

Teneur, ti</i-iuir, /. tenor, contents, pi.; — , in. -■ il."

Tenia, tai-nyali, m. tapc-iooim. (livres, bo.lk-keep.-r.

* I enir, t«/i-neer, v. a. et ii, to hold, keep ; detain ; nc'd

fast; maiiilain, postas; contain; hinder, s.',;" :

loot upon ; uithsfand ; side iciih ; tenez ! take if '

— les livres, to keep accounts ; — un chemin, to ■ u

away ; be — , v. r. to lay hold ; be ioiifi:;uans ; sli < ,

stand, stay ; live ; se — (le, to forb-ar, keep /ran ,

se — sur ses gardes, to be on one's .i;uaid,
Tennn, ti/A-non, in. tenon ; string.
lènor. tai nor. m. tenor.
Tension, ta/;syox, /; tension, stijfness,
TiMita^iIe, l.i;(-t.ik-i'il, in. feeler.
I cntaleur. l.wit.it-iir. in. .'enipter.
I'entaticpn, t.ix-t.ilisyd;/./; temptation ; inclination,
Teiitatsve. ta'/-tativ, / attempt.
I ente, t.i'd. /. tent ; awninc,
renter, t.uitai. v. a. el n. to fcinpt ; .ry ; incite,
I entnrc. ta«-tùr. /'. /i.i»v'" .'• /'•
Tenu, e. t;(/i-ni1. a. held ; boiind{see Tenir).
I'eiui. e, t.ii-m1, ,:. teiiuûiis, thin.
TViiue. t;(^(-iu"i, /, holding ; keeping; sitting;
Ténuité, tainfi-etai./'. thiniie.^s.
Tenure. Uih-\\\.\'c , /, tenure, bond.
Tercet, t.iir-say. m. triplet.
Térébenthine, tai-rai-ba«-tin,/! turpentine.
Terelirati 'n, tai-rai-brah-syo»i. /. /«rArarti'X.
l'eriîiversaticrti, tair-lije-vair-sahsyo«.y! tergiversât io
Terk;ivcr»er, tair-hje-vair-sai. v. n. to shiijfie, slii/l, u\e
/etches, [la CDiiKOlation, />-«»//( ■

leriue, tairin, in. term ,- eiid ; rent ; expression ; — Je
I erniinaison, tair-ine-nay-zo>/,y; termination.
lerininer, tair-iiie-nai, v. a. to terminate ; beuiid ; end;

ie — , V. r. to terminate.
Ttirwc, ln'irn, a. dim, gloomy ; dull.
Ternes, tairn, in.pl. treys, pi.
Ternir, tair-neer, v. a. la tarnish ; dim; dull : stain ;

se —, •:'. r. to grow dull ; decay.
Ternissure, tair-ne-sûr, y; rfiwMMi-.» ,- dulntss,
Terrage, tair-ahj, m. -whitening {sugar).

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ÎerrtllU, Inirr»/,/. tiiri/itimmrf. •

crrnin, mir-Al/t, tn. fromiii.
TerrKMf, luirai!,/ ffrmr* ; Jta/ rt^A
T*rr««««inrnt, t.iir-iiMiii>t>(, tn. imntiuf; tuibaiiktiUHl.
T«rr»««r, Utr-.it.ii, v. a. I0 lirrtia ; Ihnm/ «n Ikt

grtiitid; lail tlon'ti.
TerrAMlar, tuir-ak-yAl, m. ttrract-fnuktr.
'[tilt, l«ir, /. tartn . gmuiitt, ijt,if* ; — uLii^e, f/ny;

— noix, tarth-niit ; - ■ \i\i m, fln(j)>rm [o/tarih).
TérreAii, tuir-nh, m. »ioii/it

Turtr, Ulr-al, v. n. tt >i. lofatth./ttlli tiihiHn [négnr).

Terre%lre, («Ir-rt^-lr, (?. itrtvyfint.

Tcrrtiir, l»iriir,/ trrror, Hititii.

Terreux, nr, trflr-uh, —i, n. itmoui.

TerrWe, Uir^e-bl, a. - iii<;iit, tiil. Irrribh, ifrMt(/lil.

'ferrlen, lairjral», m. x'nat /niiUiwiier,

'I'crrier, talr-c-ai, w». burrow ; hjli- ; Urritr.

Trrrifier, t.iir-re-fe .li, t'. n. to Itrrijy.

Tcrriiie, lairin,/. earthni tun.

Terrtner lalr-e-iuil, / tarllirii fi,tit/iil.

Terrlr, talr-ear, v. >i. to Ain./.

Terriloire, tait-c-twar, tn. Uirilory.

'rerrilurial, e, tnlr-e-tor-u-tl, ii. territorial.

Ttrroir, tMlr-wur, m. soil, ground.

'l'crrorwor, uir-riir-«-zul, ;•. a. to n-i^n bjf itrr^'r.

'i'errorlviie, tair-rurisiii, tn. Itrrorimi.

Terrorlite, talr-ror-ist, m. terrorul,

'I'crtrc, talr-tr, m. hil/Mk.

Tes, lay, ste Ton.

Tr5«in, tny-'iu/i, in. bait^er ; fo'n'ieij.

Te^t, test, ;h. itil; shell.

Tcslaci, c, tcn-tiis-ai, ii. leftiuei^nx.

Testanienl, testniii-ax, in. teslament,

Tcstaiiitiitalrc, lcst.iiii-a»/i.iir, ii. lestiiiiitiitary, l'y

Testateur, tcs-l.it-ur, in. ttsl,ilor. liiill.

Testatrice, test.il-ri'.s. /: te\t,ilnjr.

Tester, tcs-l.il, r. 11. to iiiii/te cnti will,

Tcsticiilo, tCH-to-ki'il, HI. tisti.le.

TcktiiiK.iiial, c. tes-tv-iiiDii ev.l, d, ttili/yiiig,

T*t, tay, m f'otslunl : te\t.

Tiitaiios, tai-tali-iius, in. teltiiiiis,

Tét.ircl, t.iy-t.tr, in. Iitillltenil.

Tele, tayt,/ liea.i : loti 1 mind ; jiniiiintul i iDiirage ;

— À —, i/i/^* by /oiul, priiixtily.
Téter, tal-t.-0, v. n. to siiti.

Titièro, tai-tynir,/ bii,xt" I htaifstttll.

T<!lln, trii-tni»!, tn. nippU.

Titiiio, taitin,/. ttat . dint.

Téton, tai-tox, m. breast yof womtu),

Tctr.iniiic, tai-lrark, in. teirnnh,

Tcttf, let,/. iMt, dii);.

Tom, e, tay-tfl, a. lund-ilrong, iliibhrit,

Tcxto, tekst, HI. te.xt,

Tex^ttle, t«kstil, a. textilt.

Textu.iirc, tcks-tfUnir, in. textuetry.

Textual, le, teks-tfl-ell, a. —lenient, ad. tt.xlual.

Texturo, teks-tftr,/. texture.

TlinumatufKe, toh-in.it-firhj, >n. tAttinnatinxi".

Thé, taj, m. tea.

Tliéatin, tai-.nt-ai/;, in. tinatin [iiiont).

Tlié.'itral, c, tai-au-tral, a. tlitiitrii , Ihenlriio/.

Tliëfttre, hii-aiitr, m. theatre ; sta);e,fla\lioiise.

Théière, tai-y.iir, / tcupot.

Théifornie, lai-t;-form, a. tealike.

Théisme, tai-isni, in. theism,

Theis'.e, tai-ist, m. theist.

Thème, t.iyni, ni. theme : exeriitf.

Theocratic, tai-ok-r.i;;-c, /'. Ihe^Krary.

Théolo^fie, tai-Ml-ohj-c,y. theoloxy.

Théologien, tai-ol-onj-yaiw, in. I'heo

Théologliiuc, taiol-i»hj-ik, a. — incnt, ad. /hei'l''/.-ii>t/.

yi\\n, III. theoliij^'lan, dt:-iiit.

Théorème, taiar-aym, in. theorem.

Théoricien, tai-or-ib-yai«, in. theorist.

Théorie, tai-or-c,/! theory.

Théoriciue, tni-or-ik, «. —nient, ad. tlitoric, theore.'ical.

Thérapeutique, tai-rap-uh-tik, a. canteinplative ; — f,

Thériaqiie, tai-ryak,/. treacle. {'.hfroipeutif.

Thermal, e, tair-nial, ri. hot ; mineral.

Thermes, tairm, m. pi. hot-baths, pi.

Thermomètre, tair-ino-niay'tr, fii. thermometer.

I hésauriser, tai-zor-e-zai, 7>. 11. to treasilte up.

ThesauriKeur, tai-zor-e-zur, in, hoarder, piiwhpenity.
Thèse, tayz,/; thesis, question.
Theurjiie, tai-Ûr-hje. /". theurgy,
Théurj»ique, tai-(lr-hjik, a. thturgic.
Thon, ton, in. tunny {jtish}.
Thorax, tor-aks, m. thorax.
Thyiu, taiw, tn. tMyfiie.
Thyrse, teens, »(. //ij'rjuf. ;

Tiare, tyar,/ tiara. •...-.

Tic, tik, m. titM, ctiiwiliiv* motion, - • • ■* s >- ■-'
Ti«uç. tiktak, //I, ftfii/of*. . / ; «• „ '■ ■

Tlèil*. lyeil, a. — mrnt, ad. Inkmiarm ; iintijlereni,
TIétIenr, lynl-dur, /. lukew.iriHHtti ; iintuftrtntf,
1'leilir, tyaldeer, v. 11 to from IntewartH, (*»l,
Tien, n«, lyaiii, lycn, pn. Ihini / —, n». thy vtun . I«|

— », thy rtlittloni. [lyai", tet 1 rnir,

Tknilr.ii, tynl/(-itr,iyi TIeiftie, tyenni Tl«n«, lient,
Tierce, tyafrs»,/. liertf ; third; rri'iit.
Tiercelet, tynlrs-lav, hl fanel. [third ptrt

TIerceinenI, ty«lrs-m«>/, m. imreaiing Iht frite by »
1°lercer, tyair-i«.il, v. a. el n. to dm tht third lime , be a
Tler^on, tyalr-Ho)!, m. lieret, [third,

TIeri, «rce, ty.ilr, - ss, n. third ; tertian {agin); —, m,

Ihirtt pifrt, thii-ri person, le — et le unart, n-erybjtl);

— pnmt, in. third point : Iritingiilar mi/,

TIkc, tihj, / triinli ; ttalk; thank i Uii {b»H)\ tbut;
Tlxnatte, llii-yas»,/ paltry ivig. \r^.i

Tliiri', lejjr, m tii:er,
TIk'h', c, tC'K'a'i ". If lotted, ffeikled.
Tlifrc»S'!, te-Kre^,/ tigresi.
Tilbury, til-b&re, m. tilbury,
\ lilac, ti/.uk, m. deek.

Tille, \\l,/, riiid (of linden-tree \) ; a.\*-hamnitr.
Tiller, tl/-al, v. a. to peel hemp,
Tillenl, ti/-uhl, >«. lindett-tiee.
TInili.ilc, tai«-bal, /. kittledruin ; iiifi; batlledoie.
Timbalier, tai/ibary.U, m. tetlledrumnitr.
Tiinlnv, tai>i-br, m. stamp ; bell; ring i ioniié: loitti

air {song).
TimbreposK,', t.ii/;-br-post, »/. po>/age-label.
Timbrer, talx-brai, v. a. to tiamp ; irtst,
Timbrciir, tai>i-briir, m. stamper.
Tiiniile, Iciniil, a. — inciit, aJ. timid ; baslij'ul.
Timiilité, te-mc-ilc-t.ii, /. timidity.
Timon, tC'ino», m.pole; beam: tiller, helm, riullir.
Timonier, tcinon'C.ii, m, ivheel-horst, itttrtman.
Timoré, e, te-mor-al, a. timorous.
Till, tai», fit. blivi, s.'oii;
TinctoriHl, e, tai/<k-tor-yal, a, liiutorial.
Tine. tin,/, tub.
Tinette, tenet,/ small tub.
Tins, t.iid, see Tenir.

Tintain.irrc, tain-lain-ar, in. hubbub, uproar.
Tintement, t<ii"-tnia><, tn. tinkling ; to.'l.
i'inter, l.ii//t.ii, t. a. et 11. to loll i Jingle 1 tinkle.
Tintin, tniiitaiii, m. jingling.

Tintcniin, t.ildtwaiii, m. tinkling in the tars ; mii.irl.
Tiiinc, tik,/. tu*. I'' >'.

Tiipier, te-kai. v. n. to have g»t the tick
Ticpiele, e, tik-tal, a. speckled.
Tlipienr, tc-kur, m. horse that has got the tiek.
Tir, Icor, m. shooting ; range; shoottng-gro.ind.
Tir.ide, terad,/ long train ; slur.
Tirage, tc-rahj, ni. pulling ; drawing, presi-tvork
Tiraillement, te-ra/-ni,iH, in. pulling about ; ItviK.'iiiic
i'ir.iiller, tcra/-ai, r. n. et 11. to pull about; tir-.f h.
iir.iillcrio, to-ra/ re,/ sht'otin.,' ; sk^rt.nsh. (..'. ■•

Ttrailiour, te-raAur, m. marksman ; jkirmi.th-r.
Tirant, tc-r.\>(, m. siring ; bootstrap ; cramp ; (i.V.k-,

braie [drum) j draught ( t/Ji/).
Tirashc, te-rass,^ draiv-net.
Tirasser, tc-ras-ai, ?■. a. to lalch ivilli a net.
Tire, tecr,/ stretch ; h tire-d'aile, swi/t ; tout duru' .

71 ilhout inltrmission ; — b.iltc, in. rainrod^m^!-:' .

— botte. III, boot-hook, boot-jack ; — bouclimi. ".
tvrkscrnv ; —bourre, in, ivorin ; — bunion, m. en'-
Ion-hook ; — d'aile, m. Jerk o/the luings ; — f.iiil. /
.icreiu-riiig ; turret; — Inlshc, m. balk, disaff"'
nient; .\ — l.iri(;ot, ad. hard, excessively ; — lie .
III. ruler ; — lire, in. money-box ; — llrar, i'. 11. to ■< ■ ',
like a lark ; — moelle, m. inarrow-.rpoon ; — !';•■.
in. stirrup.

Tiré, te-rai, in. shooting; —, a. meagre, lean.

'lircr, tc-rai, v. a. et 11, to draw, pluck ; pull ojK :'.'
ojf ; reap; extract; stretch ; print ; -wire-draw : ■''
ojf, discharge ; shoot, Ji re ; be tight; incline A .
eii loiigueur, to put off; linger ; — au sort, to c/ .1
tots ; — du sant;, to let blood ; se — , t'. r. togil .' •'
0/, extricate one's self from ; be drawn.

Tiret, te-ray, tn. slip of.parchment ; hyphen.

Tiretaine, teer-ten,/ linsey-Tfoolsey,

Tireur, te-rur, tn. drawer ; wire-drazver ; spoiisii:,i.i .
rijleman ; shooter ; gamekeeper ; — d'armes, ]'■> ■
iiig-master.

Tireus;, te-ruhz,/ — de caxKK^, fortune-teller.

Tiroir, tcer-war, tn. drawer ; key ; slide ; second rank,

Tisane, to-zan, ///»>»«.

Tison, te-zoM, tit.jirebramd.

Tisonner, te-zon-ui, v. «. to stir the fire, poki,

Tisonneur, te-zon-ur, in. stoker, poker.

Tisonnier, te-zon-yai, tn. poker.

Tissage, te-s^hj, m. weaving. .

tUser,\i-iai,-i; a, (V weave, tTVifti/laif, '- .

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Ti«i<r4mlcrle, tlk-ri4>(-<trc,/, uvut jo^'^mji/i///; linfii-
Ti»>u. e, tcift, a. u,'rni ; — i»i. tinut, [liiv/tty,

TiMiirr, le »iV,/. «*«i (»u»; Ifxturt,
Tl»«»iier, livû-Mf.il, »»«. ntititr.
TltilUiinii, lctll^l.4li-i>yn (. /. tilillali»n, lUkliug.
Titiller, le-IIMul, v. i». A' /» */r.

Titrc, ir-lr, «». /I///. Itttf-f,it;i ; rnoni ; ititiii/.it.i ; !i
— lie, /■> tu.'Ali'/ .■ S — u'ami, «i/ a/imul , \ \<nx\ ■ ,
Juté, t, U-ImI, If. ti//fii. [Aiw/ii/fj/,

Tilrrr, te-lial, v. 1». /i» vit* it /«//.
Tiiiil'ailoii, tC'tl^-liali'kyox, A tiluhttioii.

rituJJire, tc-lti-l.iir, ii. titu.'ar; —, m. /liit/itrv,

iiMit, t"<l, III. /•'•làf, heaiti't.

To' kin, l>jl(-k.ll>i, lit. alurmbtll,

riiff«. lolij. /. r<>tt

Toi. twa, /(«. thi)it, IhM.

ifiii*, tw.il,/ r/t'/À, luitiitloti'i ; dit.'it.ii ; ntl.

I'nilerie, twal-r»,/! Iiii/ii-il''lh lra,U.

Toili'llc, Iw.il-et,/, ti'ilel, nttirf.
loijlcr, iwal-yai, wi. tiiifiiiiiii/-i:

Ti)iK?, \ys\it,/.Jal/i(iiii.

r(ll^^, tiv;u-*l. »». HKiit Ill-Ill),' ni'/// Il /iii/iiiii.

Tciicr, tw.ijal, t'. a. /•> iiifiunit mOi a falhiiiii ; tyt
Jr..nn he\dli>fot<t.

I (liseur, twa-iur, »/(. nurvyor, nitaiiir*r,

TolMill, \*IA-S'<ll,/.jtffl*.

ioit, tw.«, in. 10^ ; ptiil-hoiiif.

iniiiirf, iw.i-tiir,/; iiwf-iiiM k, i\\>/.

TiSlc. liilil,/. ihrrl-iioii.

lol^ruMc, tiil-.«i-r,ili-lil, ii. —incut, (ii/. Mtiafi,'*, hfnr-

riilir.ini.c, tnlal-r.w/ss,/. lolfiiitioii. [uHf.

ToliMiit, e, tiil-iii-raH, — t, a. to/ri.ifiii^-, iii./ii/),'riit,

Tniér.intiMiic, (ol-at-ru/j-tiMii, "/. loi'<iiilii>ti,

Tdlcrcr, ti>l-ai-ral, »'. a. to toUiiilt, mC'tr.

Ti'ilf, tcill.ii. III liiii iiiiiiiiy.

ToiJibac, tii;i-li.ik. III. pint hhtii.

ToiiiUiiil, c, to«-lia«, — t, i\. /ailing ; dmo/'iiig,

TiMiilitf, tii//l>,/. lomàstoiif : i^riiir.

Tuiiilie.iii, ti)'i-l>i>ll, HI. tomli ; ^'r,irfi/,<iif.

Toiiilicc, tu>i-l>al,/'. h la — ile la iiiiil, iit nielli/ail,

■1'oiMlielii.r, ti>«t>-lyai, in. fii/v»-.

Toiiilicr, ti)»/-lial, v. 11. to /ii!l,Jtt!l Uo-vii : d>vj> ; •.jim

off: full iiiViiy, (Iftay ; — iiialadi;, / • Jail .1 (. *.
ToiiiljtriMii, toxbroli, in. luinhril, iliiiix'nir/,
Tuiiic, toiii, in. loiiit, will int.
TdiiKiitcux, sc, toiii-a»-tvili, —i, a. iloiiny.
Ton, tu;/, /»!. tliy ; —, in. tone ; lime ; Uoiiiicr le — , lo

Ifiiii llie t/ioir.
Tijii(lai-.iin, ti"/-(lay-Z(i;/,_/! ,i*.- i»-i';/i.' ; sh.tiiiii);-tiiiie
Toiidiur, to/i-iliir, in. s/K.iivr,
Tniulri!, t(i;i-(lr, f. n. A) sliftir ; ilip.
Tiinii|uo, to»i.|k, a. loiiii, l.'nual,
TdiiIicii, ti)//.|yiili, in. lo/l, tax.
ToniUs'c, tonalij, ;//. toiiuasf,
Tuniic, loii.y. ton, tun.
Tuiiiicau, ton-oil, in. task ; ton.
Toniiclajjo, tun-KiliJ, in. tootfi'ing.
fimni'lcr, toiilai, ;•. n. to Iniinel.
Toimclct, tiiiil.iy, in. unall hoof : kei^,
Tunrieleiir, tnn-ltir, in. one ivlio tiinneli,
Tfinnplicr, ton lyai, >«. tooi'd:
Toniiclli;. ton.tt.yi tniiiifl-iiit.
Tonnellerie, toii-cl-re, /. loof'fr's trade.
roiihcr, ton.il, V. n. et imp. to thiindei:
Tiimicrrc, tdiiair, in. thunder ; \.u\\\\ <lc —, t/tiinder-
^limsurc, to»i.srir,y; tonsure. i'l'ip-

Tdiisurcr, to»;sû-rai, z\ a. loshaTe one's croivii,
Tmite, tiiiit,/. sheariin' ; shearinj,-tiint. [pi.

Ti'iitirit, tun-tin,/; tontine, anniiititi on suifivorsnip,
Toinniicr. ère, tow-tm-y-»'» -"'■ ■•■ an/mitant on sur-

iiXi^nhip.
Tmiti^sc, to;/-tlss, a. papier —, J!oik 6aper ; —, f.
Tuiitiirtr, tu;i.tiir,/. shearing : iiool, {hanj,'ings,pl
Tci|>a/u, top-ahz, /". topaz.
Tope, top, int. agreed t
lopiT, to|i-ai, V. n. to a^ree, consent,
Tu|im,iiiiboiir, top-c-ii:i«boor, ;//. Jerusalem arli-
l'j|>u|iie, top-ik, a. topiutl. \_ihoXe.

Ti'pKpiL',, m. pi. tcpirs, pi.
■|";ioj;r.iplic, tipi)-(ii;.raf, m. lopo^iaphei;
Topo^;rapliii', top-oj;-raf-o, /. to/io^raphy.
lopo^rraptiiiiiie. to.i)o-j,'rat'-ik, cl. tùpo^fraphkal.
T'iiluc. tok.^-. laf, bonnet.
Ti'ipi'-'t, tok-ay, m. ntoù-cafi.
'fi>rdiii,turih./. torch, Jlainl>eau.
T'ircher. tor-bliai, v. rt. fu 7f i/*-, r«*. -, .-'
Tnrchiire. tor-shair,/ A«W« stand. ■ •

TiTtlns, tor-itie, in, mua, loain.
lortlioii, tor-shu», m, rubber ; diih-dout ; duster,
Torcdl, torkol, m. v/ry-ueck.
TorJdjjc, tvr-tialij, »w. fww.'i'v (*»<*>. . •„ . .-■ ,■

•TorAté, trtivlr, 1». «. hiwisi, mrtn/r,
rnriiidnlillc, tor>ma<i-ll/,/. Iitrnuiiiu.
Toron, tor-o/i, «1. ttrmd,

T'orpciir, lor-piir, m. torpor, '

' Torpille, lor-pitl, <i. torpid.

l'orpillo, lor-pi/,/. f»-a»«/./»jA.
, Tor<|iicr, tor-Kal, v. <i. lo hviit.
Torréfaction, |or'r.il-(.ik-h)o«(,/. lor^'/aciiti;
T'irrolii-r, lor-r.ii-fc-.il, f. n. Ij loriej^,
\ Torrent, tor-r.»>i, m. lonent,
T'orriile, lor-rl>l, ii. torrui.
Tor», c. lor, —m, if. lu'isied : mry,
TurMile, lnr-».ic|,/ tnntt,! tlrinn.
ïorsi-, iiir^is, 1)1. toiio.
Torkion, lor-»yo<»,/. lonion.

Tort, tor. III. wron^'. i'ljury ; ,\ —, ivrO)v;/ii.'/y ; à ■.
et \ travcri, rinlit and lejl ; «/ randoni ; nvoir —, In
he in the uiviii^ ; fain- — ,\ i\., t.i viifiii,', injure out,
Torllcoll», tor-l<;-Ui.|<', m. n-rj-ncck.
rortill.«>,'i', lor-tiAaliJ, in. rij;marott,
lorlilli', lor-tl/,/ terpentine italk.
I ortilloniciit, t'ir-ti/.iu,i>;, «1. inntin,,'; thu_filing.
I'orliller, torliAal. v. a.et n.io iwitl ; tliiuffte; tva.idl* t

se -, !■. r, to K' twnted.
Tortillirc, torti/.iir,/ itindin^ path.
Tortis, lor-le, in. urmth, yar/aiitl.
Torlii, c, tor-tû, (I. <rj,>ke,l; J llnl.l^ — cn. Oaady le^t.
T'ortuo, trir-tO,/. tortoise, turtle. [crooked.

T'ortiicr, torliVal, r. a. lo li'iid : »c —, v. r. to ^-nuo
Tortueux, ic, tor-tiVuh, —4, a. tortnoin, ivindiii.;,
Tortiiositc, tortt1oli./c.tni,y; toiliioji,/y, irooke.'.>i,.s.
Tdrlurc, t>>r.trtr,/; torture ; raik .■ p,iiii.
Torturer, tor-tiVrai, r. a. lo lortiirc.
Toslcr, tos-t.il, T'. II. tofoatl.

Tot. toll, ,id. loon, i/iiii kty ; — on t.inl, sooner or l.tlef.
I'ot.il, c. tol-al, <i. -ciiiciil, ad. t,'lal, it ho.',; utter ; —,

;;;. totality ; ail — , npin the itho.e.
loi.ilitL', totalc-tai,y. totality, Hit uu'io.'l,
T otoii, tot-oi/, m. tee.'otiiin.
Tiiu.ijfo, too-.ilij, HI. fott'iiij;, toiva\'e,
Tdii.iiilL', too-a/iy; toivil.

I'ouc.ui, too-k.i'i. III. toman. (/>'. coiueriiiilg, a/iauf.
TiMii li.iiit, I-, loii^li.,i/i, — t, a. inoviiij;, a,//ciiiin; : — ,
I OUI lie, lOosli, y; stop; key; trial; Uiii ; — Hoir.',

i:ppi-rkey ; iiiurro lie —, tou^listoite.
TuuLJier, tiiosfi-ai, v. a. et n. to touch ; handle : liCiOii-
tif,uous to; reaih; hit; meddle tvith ; al/ti.1 ; en-
lern ; re);ard to ; drr.'e on : — une s.iiiiiiie, lo remve
a sum oj money; se — , v, r. lo lie i^n/i^'iious, /.<in
closely ; —, in. toinh, toiichiiix'.
loue, too,/; ttnoiiii,' ; Jerry/ioat.
loiue, tijo-.ii,y; tow line ; waip,
louer, too-. il. T. a. to lo;o.
ruull.-, toof, /; lii/t. tliukit.
ToiiHeiir, toofur, /. snJfWaliii): heat.
Touiru, e. toof-i'l, a. tlink, bushy.

Tcjiijours, loo-lijoor, ad. alicays, ever ; at leatl ; neier-
roii|)ct. toop.iy, HI. tnjt oJ hair ; toupee, [/helctf,

roujiie, toopc,./ ti'p.
l'oupllon, too-pi/o>», ni. little tii/t.

Tour, toor, y.' timer; castle; rook; —, in, turn; i.r-
cult ; compass ; trick ; turner's la/.'ie ; lui iiVi.-h' 1 .•
ll —, l'y turns ; — dc ^^nr^^i:, linker ; — de pi'i.u'--
n.ide, iralk ; — do lc:ms, spr.iin in Ihebaik. l.,.iJ
nil —, to take a iialk.
Tourlie, toorl>,./. lur/.peat; mo/'.
Tourbeux, se, toor bull, — z, ir. Iiir/y,
Tourbière, tour-by.iir.y. Inr/pil,
Tourbill'iii, toor-bi/-ii;', m, ivliirhvind : -.■or/,'\\
Tinirbilloiiiier. toiir-bi/-on-ai, v, 11, to eddy, iv/iirl,
Tounl, luor, in. thrush,
Tourdille, loor-di/, a.f^rey.
Tourelle, toor-el,y; turret ; little louer.
Tourct, loi>r-ay, in, drill ; -oimh.

Touriére, tO' ir-e-air, /I nun -oho looks lo llietiii nin^ -I'ox,
Tourillon, toor-i/-o;/, in, trunnion ; spindle,
Tiuirui.iliiie, toor-iiial-in,y touyiiialm.
rourineiit, toor-iiia;(, tn. torment, torture,
Touriuciite, toor-iii.i«t./! tempest,
Tonriiieiiter, tooriiia«-t.ii, T'. a. to torment, r.i. ^ ;

pUiiiiie ; se —, v. r. to torment one's self; tuin'.ile,
1 Duriuenteux, se, tour-iiia;;-tuli, — z. a. stormy,
ronriiailler. toor-iia/ ai, v. n. to turn atiout.
Tourii.int, toor-iiii», >'J. lurniin; ; luhirlpool.
Toiirnebride, toorii-brid, m, iiin.
l'ournebroclie, toorii-brobli, wi.yiîf/t; turnspit.
Tom iic-e, tool -u.ii, y. cmKi'/.- loal'.; journey. *

Tom nelle, tooriieil,/'. court/or criminal caus's,
rouriieiuaiii. t.^orii-iii.ii;/, in. en lui — , ".' ■« moment.
Tourner, toor-nai, ÎV a. el n. to turn; -i-.ind; -u/liecl-t
revolve; cliaui;e ; be.oine ; — le (lo^. to run aiv.i^'i
sc —, V. r. to turn, liirit «ut i Ix ina-i,-cd, . -, . /

TOTT

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Tournesol, toorn-sol, *h. tumsol.

Tournette, \.or>t-niM, /. yani-windfe.

Tourneur, toor-iiur, >«. turner.

Tournevis, toorn-vis, tn. turxscreiv.

Tourniquet, toor-ne-k.iy, »«. turmUle ; tourniquet.

Tournis, toor-ne, »«. giddiness.

Tournoi, toor-nwa, >«. tonriinment, tourney.

Tournoiement, Touruoinicnt, toor-nwa-nui//, in. "whirl-
ins round.

Tournoyer, toor-nw.n-y.ii, v, it. to turn, round, yr/tirt ;

Tournure, toor-ndr.y^ turn, tuniinj.' ; s/iafe. Is/iiiff/e.

Tourte, toort,/ fiie.

Tourteau, toor-toh, '«. raie; roundle.

Tourtereau, loort-roli, in. yount; turl/e-doTt.

Tourterelle, toort-rcl.y. turtle, turtle-dove.

Tourtière, toor-tyair,/'. pie-dislt.

Tourtre, toor-tr,/: turtle.

Toussaint, too-sai»r, in. All-hallmi's, All .faints' Day.

Tousser, too-sai, v. h. to couxh. Item,

Tousseur, too-sur, in. cougher.

T out, c, too, — t, a. et ad. all, whole ; every ; any ;
quite, -uiholly, entirely ; tout à coup. — il'un coup,
suddenly ; tout \ f.iit, altogether ; — an lon^;, at full
length; — autant, as much; as many; — beau,
softly ; — de bon, in earnest ; — flu lon^j, at length ;

— de suite, immediately ; en — , in alt; pas du —,
point du — , lint at all; rien du —, nothing at all ;

— savant qu'il est, as learned as he is.
Toutefois, tout-fwa, ■»</. .yet, nevertheless.
Toute-présence, toot-prai-s.i»;ss, /; omnifiresenre.
Toute-puissance, toot-pû-e-sa«ss,y; omnipotente.
Toutou, too-too, »«. dog.

Tout-puissant, e, too-pft-e-saw, — t, a. omnipotent, al-
Toux, too, f. cough. \intghty.

'I'oxicolodie. toks-e-kol-ohj-e,/. toxicology.
Toxique, toks-ik, in. foison.
'Irac, trak, m. track, fjiHstep.
Tracas, irak-ah, in. bustle, confusion.
Tracasser, trak-as-ai, v. a. et n. to plaigne, Tex, bustle.
Tracasserie, trak-as-re.y: cavil, chicane.
Tracassier, trak-as-yai, in. caviller ; busyhi\iy.
Trace, trass,./; trace, track, footstep.
Trace, tras-ai, m. draught.
'I'racenient, tras-nia;/, in. dratuing.
Tracer, tras-ai, v. a. to draw, trace ; plan.
Trachée-artère, trash-ai-ar-tair,/! loindpipe.
Tra<liti<)n,^rad-e-syo;/,y; tradition ; d.'livery.
Traditiiiunel, le, trad-f;-syon-e!l, a. - leiiieiit, ad. tradi-
Traducteur, trad-ilk-tur, in. translator. [tional.

Traduction, trad-ûk-syo«,/; translation.
•Traduire, trad-weer, v. a. to translate : transfer.
Traduisiblc, trad-we-ze-bl, a. translatable.
Trafic, traf-ik, in. traffic, trade ; f.iirc un —, to trade.
Trafiquant, traf-e-ka>i, in. trader ; dealer.
Trafujuer, traf-e-kai, v. n. to traffic, trade.
Tragédie, trahj-ai-de,y; tragedy.
Tragédien, tralij-ai-dyni», m. tragedian.
Tragi-comédie, trahj-e-kom-ai-de,./ tragicomedy.
Tragi-comique, trahj-e-kom-ik, a. tragi-comical.
Tragique, tralij-ik, a. — inent.tfrf. tragic, tragical.
Trahir, trah-eer, "v. a. to betray ; se — , v. r. to betray
'TTa.\\\son,Xr?i\\-e-zoit,f. treachery, treason, [one's self.
Traille, lr?il,f. ferry-boat.
Train, trai«, tn. pace, rate ; train ; equipage ; carriage;

bustle ; float of wood ; coune, icay ; tout d'un — , all

at once ; mettre en — , to set a-going.
Traînage, tray-nahj, in. sledging.

Traînant, e, tray-na;(, — t. a. dragging; trailing; tire-
Trainard, tray-nar, in. loiterer. [some.

Traîne, trayn,/! dragging ; bateau h la — , boat in toiv.
Traîneau, tray-noh, in. sledge ; drag-net.
Traînée, tray-nai,/: train ; track.
Traîner, truy-nai, v. a. et n. to draw, drag ; tr,til ;

linger ; straggle ; se — , v. r. to crawl, creep along.
Traîneur, tray-nur, in. straggler ; poacher.
•Traire, trair, v. a. to milk.
Trait, tray, m. dart, arrow; stroke, dash: touch; leash;

sketch; trait; turn, trick, fancy; cheval de — ,

draught-horse.
Traitable, tret-ah-bl, a. tractable ; pliant.
Traitant, tret-a», m, farmer of public rnvitues.
Traite, tret,./l slaxe ; journey ; trade ; e.xport.
Traité, tret-ai, in. treatise, treaty.
Traitement, tret-nia;;, in. treatment.
Traiter, tret-ai, f. a. et it. to treat ; manage, handle;

discourse; use, deal with: entertain.
Traiteur, tret-tir, in. eating-house keeper.
Traître, tray-tr, in. traitor ; — , a. treacherous, perfidi-
Traîtresse, tray-tress, yC traitress. [ohs.

Traîtreusement, tray-truliz-nia«, ad. treacherously.
Trajet, trahj-ay, m, passage, way.
Traniail, tram-a/, m, trttmmtl, ara£--Htt,

Trame, tram,/: ivoof; plot.

Tramer, tram-al, v. a. to weave, plot, h/itch.

Tramontane, tram-o«-tan,/: north wind.

Tranchant, e, trax-sha», — t, a. jharp ; peremptary ,'

Tranche, transh, / slice ; steak ; edge. [—, in. ed^-e.

Tranchée, tra>i-shai,y. trench ; ditch ; cutting ; — s, fi.

Tranchefiie, traxsh-feel, in. headband; bar. [gripes, fl.

Tranchcl.ird, tra<ish-lar, in. larding-knife.

Trauche-montagne. traHsh-nio/i-tan-yr, ni. bully.

Trancher, tra</-shai, v. a. et it. to cut off; cut ; deter-
in ine, decide ; glare, show ; — court, to bt short.

Trancliet, tra«-sliay, m. paring-knife,

Tranclinir, tra»-sho-ahr, in. trencher. [peaceable.

Tranquille, trax-kil, a. —ment, ad. tranquil, quiet, slitl;

Tranquilliser, tran-kil-e-zai, v. a. to tranqutllise, calm,
make eas^.

Tranquillité, tra«-kil-e-tal, f. tranquillity, caimuett,

"Transaction, tra«-zak-syo;/, / transaction. [ peace.

Transbordement, trd»S'bord-ma», in. transporting.

Transborder, tra»s-bor-dai, v. a. to transport.

Transcendance, tra>(s-sa;i-da«ss,y; transcendence.

Transcendant, e, tra«s-sa«-da«, — t, a. transcendent.

Transcription, tra«s-krip-syo;i, f. transcription.

•Transcrire, traxs-kreer, v. a. to transcribe.

Transe, tra«ss,/. pangs, pi. ; panic.

Transférer, tra;rs-fai-rai, v. a. to transfer ; remote.

Transfert, lra«s-fair, in. transfer, [tii'ii.

Tran^tiv;uralioii, tra«s-fe-gfi-rah-syo«, f. traiis^^um.

se l ransfi>;iircr, traxs-fc-gU-rai, v. r. tobe traiisjifurti.

Trail .fnrni.ition. tra;(S-for-inah-syo«,./; tranforinalin.

Iransfi inner, traxs-fiir-inai, v. a. to trait \/or in ; Me - -,
7". r. to be tran.sformcl.

Transfuge, tra«s-lïihj, m. deserter.

Transfuser, tra»/s-ln-zai, v. a. to trans/iise.

Transfusion, tra«s-fiisyo«,yl trans/iision,

Trans!,'n' scr, tra«sgres-sai, v. a. to transgress,

Transgrt'ssfur, tra»s-gros-sur, m. transgressor.

Traiisgressiiin, tra"s-gres-sy(i»;,y; trann;ression.

Transiger, traw-'ilij-ai, T'. n. fo trainact, agree.

Tratuir, tra«-seer, r'. a. cl n. lo chill, benumb: V
benumbed ; shiver, shudder.

Transissenient, tra);-siss-iiia«, in. chilliness, Hiiiiibiir\,.

Transit, traH-/il, in. transit.

Transitif, tra«-/elif. a. riiinsitive.

Transition, tr.i;i-ze-sy(W/,y iransifioit.

Transitoire, tra«-zit-\v.ir. ,7. transitory.

Translatif, ive, tra;/s-lat-if, — iv, i«. translatory.

Translation, tra»»s-lah-syo«,y; translation. [."•rri'.

• Iransmettre, traxs-niettr, i\ a. to transmit, tr.vi,',,;
rransniigration, tra;/snie-gralisyo;/, f. traunni^ti

Transmissible, tra<(s-niis-se-bl, a. transmissible. [liO'i.

Transmission, tra«s-mis-syo;i,/; transmission.

Transparence, tr,a«s-par-a;;ss,y; transparency.

Transparent, e, tra«s-par-a«, — t, a. transparenf :
in. transparency ; lines, pi. [li\i 1.

Transpercer, tra;is-pairsai, v. a. to transpierce, pern-

Transpiration, tra>/-spe-rah-syo«,.A perspiration.

Transpirer, traw-spe-rai, v. it. to perspire. {tin.

Transplantation, tra«s-pla«-tah-syo«, f. traiisplwi: ,■

Transplanter, tra«s-pla«-tai, v, a. to transplant: n-
move.

Transjjort, tra>/-spor, m. transportation, carriost :
conveyance ; rapture.

Triinsportable, tra«-spor-tnli-bI, a. transportable.

Transporter, tra« spor-tai. v. a. to transport : transfer:
rummage ; se —, v. r. to be transported : repair.

Transposer, tra«-spoli-zai, v. a. to transpose ; chani't.

Transposition, tra;i-spoh-ze-syo;i, f. transposition.
j Transsubstantiation, tra«s-sùb-staH-syah-syo;(,y. /(«"'•

substantiation.
I Transsubstantier, tra«s-sûb-sta;/-syai, v. a. to Iran,-
I substantiate.

: I'ranssudation, tra«s-sû-dah-syo«, /: transudation.
: Transsuder, tra»s-sû-dai, v. n. to transude,
I Transvaser, tra»s-vah-zai, v, a. to decant.
I Transversal, e, tra>is-vair-sal, a, — ement, ad. />j'i-
i Trantran, tra«-traH, in. knack. [versai, trans-.fH.

Trapèze, trap-ayz, m. trapezium.
Irappe, trn\>,f. trapdoor ; trap; gin.
Trappiste, trap-ist, >«. monk of the order of La Tiaf:!.
] Trapu, e, Irap-il, a. squat, thick-set.
I Tracjue, trak, /! driving.

Tr.iquenard, Jrak-nar, m. ainhling-pace : trap.

TrdCjuer, trak-ai, v. a. to surround, encircle: li-:-'
! (game).

Traquet, trak -ay, in, trap, snare ; mill-clapper,

Traqueur, trak-ur, m. game-driver.

Trauinatique, troh-mat-ik, a. traumatic.

Travail, tra-va/, m. travail ; labour, toil.

Travailler, tra-va/-ai, v. a, et n, to U'ork, labour : .ht"
ment; trouble; torment,

TravaiUtur, tra-v«/-ur, vt, vi«rkm«n, -worker.

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Travée, trav-al,/ âay 0/ joints, upper ealUry,
Travtrs, trav-air, m. breadth; -whitn'/ieak : *. —, .w,

— at, across, throui,'h ; de—, cross-wise, ath-.vart ;
Traversable, trav-airs-ali-bl, a. passable. \_awry.

Traverse, trav-airss, y: cross-piece; cross-way; tra-
verse; sleeper; à ta —, uiitcnrarc/ly.
Traversée, trav-Mr-sal,y. p,issat:e. [rex.

Traverser, trav-air-sai, 7'. <t. to crost, {^0 across : thwr.rt,
Travcrsier, ère, trav-air-syai, — r, a. cross ; lliltc —ère,

Oermait ftiite.
Traversin, trav-air-sai», m. bolster ; cross-bar.
Travestir, trav-cs-tccr, z'. a. to dis^'iiise ; se —, T'. r. to

disj^uise one's self.
Travestissenien(, tr.-iv-ess-tiss-ma>i, ui. dissuise.
Trayais, tray-yni, see Traire.
Trayon, tray-o«, m. dug, teat.

Trcbucliant, e, trai-bî)sh-a«, -t. .1. stuniôling ; cf t'iiU
Trcbiichement. trai-bâsh-iiia>/, ;«. stumblint;. \iùei^ht.
Trébucher, trai-bflsh-ai, v. u. to stiiinble, reel.
Trcbucliet, trai-bûsh-ay, ;«. trap, snare; scales, pi.
Trétilcr, trai-fe-l;ii, x». a. to drmi; 7uire.
1 rétilerie, trai-fil-re,y: Tvire-dniivini; mill.
Trefilciir, trai-fe-liir, >;i. tvirr-ilraioer.
Trèfle, Iray-fl, >«. trefoil; clubs, pi.
Tréffincier, trav-fow-syai, tn./orest-mvner.
Tréfonds. trni-foH, >n. underground ; estate.
1 reilla(;e, tray/-ahj, >u. trellis.
Treillaj;er, tray/-afd-ai, V. a. to maie trellis.
Trcjllat;eur, tray/-anj-ur, m. trellis-maker.
Troille, trnyAyC arbour ; viue-arhour.
Treillis, trai/-e, «:. trellis ; saïk-clot/t.
'I reillisser, tray/-c-sal, 7'. a. to lattice.
Treize, trayz, n. thirteen ; thirteenth.
Treizième, trayz-yeni, a. —ment, ad. thirteenth.
Tréma, trai-niali, ;«. diieresis.
Treml>laie, tra;/-blay,_/; );ro^e o/aspen-trees.
Tremble, tra»-bl, »i. aspen-tree.
Tremblement, tra»-bl-ma», m. tremblini;, shaking;

qiiaier ; — de terre, earthquake.
Trembler, tra«-bl.ii, v. n. to tremble, shake ; quaver;

é.ritiire tremblée, shaking-hand.
Trembleiir, tra>/-blur, m. couard ; quaker.
Trembloter, tra«-blot-ai, i<. n. to tremble ; shiver.
Trémie, trai-nie,.A mill-hopper.
Trémoiissement. trai-nioos-ma;(, tn. fluttering.
se Trémousser, trai-moo-sai, v. r. to flutter about ; bestir

one's se!/.
Trémoussoir, trai-nioos-war, jn. riding-chair, .rwing.
Trempe, trawp.y; tempering ; ronstiiiition ; humour ;

■"'"/'• [sf'ep; have a h.iud i/:.

Tre:nper, tra».-pai, v. a. et n. to dip, s,iak, drcin.t ;
Trc'iperie, Unn-yre,/". U'etti}ig-room.
Tremplin, tra«-l)lai«, nt. tremplin.
Trentain, tra;i-lai<r, in. thirty all.
Trentaine, tra«-len,y: thirty.
Trente, tra;(t, n. thirty ; thirtieth.

Trentième, tra;i-tyein, a.thirtieth ;—, in. thirtieth piirt.
Trépan. trai-pa«, »«. trepan.
Trépaner, trai-pan-ai, v. a. to trepan.
Trépas, trai-pah, in. decease, death.
Irép.i5ser, Irai-psh-sai, v. it. to die.
Trepidation, trai-jje-dah-syo«, /". trepidalibn.
Trépied, trai-pyai, in. trivet; tripod.
Trépiifnement, trai-pin-y?-nia«, in. stamping.
Trépijjrier, trai-pin-yai, v. n. to stump ivith the/eet.
Trepointe, trai-po-ai«t,y; welt.
Très, tray. ad. very, most.
Trésor, trai-zor, »«. treasure, exchequer ; billet du —,

treasury-bill, treasury-note.
Trésorerie, trai-zor-re,/ treasury ; treasure-ship.
Trosorier, trai-zor-e-ai, in. treasurer.
Tressaillement, tres.a/-niaH, m. starlmg. start.
•rressaillir, tres-a/-eer, v. u. to start, start up ; thrill.
Tresse, tress,/ tress, braid, plait.
Tresser, tres-ai, v. a. to braid, tivist,
Tresseur, tres-ur, in. hair-dresser.
Tréteau, trai-toh, m. trestle.
Treuil, trull/, m. roller, windlass.
Ireve, tray v./: truce; intermission
Irévirer, trai-ve-rai, v. a. to sling.
Tri, tre, »«. game at cards.
Triage, tre-ahj, m. choosing, picking.
Triant;le, tre-a«-gl, m. triangle.
Trianijulaire, tre-a«-gû-laire, a. triangular.
1 ribord, tre-bor, m. starboard,
Tnbu, tre-bû.y: tribe.

Tribulation, tre-bû-lali-syo«,/: tribulation, vexation.
I nbun. tre-bu«, m. tribune.
Tribunal, tre-bû-nal, m. tribunal.
1 ribunat. tre-bfi-nah, m tribuiieship, .
inbune, tre-bûn,/ tribune; gallery,
^\\W^^f<i■h^, m. fril/nK. ■

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de raillerie,
[no more Joking.

Tributaire, trc-bû-talr, a. tributarv.

Tricher, trc-shai. v. a. to cheat, trick.

I richerie, trishrcy: yheatiut,, cheat.

1 richeur, trisli-ur, in. cheat, sharper.

1 riciilorc, tre-kcil-or, a. three-coloured.

Tricot, tre-koh. in. cud -el ; net-work.

Tricotage, tre-kot-ah), in. knitting.

Tricoter, tre-kot-ai, v. a. to knit.

Tricoteur, tio-knt-ur, in. —se, — uhz,/ knitter.

\ rictrac, trik-tr.ik, m. backt^amiuon.

Trille, trid, a. strong and speedy.

Trident, tro-d,i«, in. trident.

Triennal, e, tre-en-nal, a. triennial.

Trieiuiat, tre-oii-n.ih, in. space 0/ three years . trf.

I rier trc-ai, v. a. to pick, pick out. [eniiiaUhar e.

Trihde, tre-fid, a. trifld.

rrijîaud, e, tre-goh, — d. a. shufflim: ; —, ;;/ shiij/irr,

I nuauder, tre-i;oli-dai, v. n. to shuflle, pl.iv/oul.

I r:i;auderie, trc-«oh-drc,/ shuf/lin^-, nui'l play.

1 ri(,'ijiioinctrie, tre-(iu-iiuiiiai-trc. f. trlgonometiy.

rri;.,r,,|,ométri(|iie, tre-ijo.n().nini-irik..i, /)Vi't'«u;«>//i at.

I riiatcral, e, Ire-lat-ai-ral, a. trilateral.

I rillc, It'll, in. trill, s.'ia'ce.

Irillion, tri/-(»/, in. trilUon.

Irinibalcr, trni;.-l),d-.ii, v. a. to trail.

Iriinestre, tre-iiici-lr, in. quait-r.

Irin^jle, trai«-i,'l, / a/)V(«i<«-/-y,i',- rule; regtet.

Triii-ler, tr,ii</-),'lai, v. a. to chalk.

Trinito, tre-ne-t.ii, /. I'riinty.

rrinôiiic, tn-n.iliai, m. trinoiniil.

Trinquer, tr.Li<^k,ii, :■. n. to toitrh glasses, tipple, loait.

Triii'i'ict. tr,ii;(-k.iy, in. fire-mast.

IriiifiiKtte, tr.ii;,-ket, /: /'ore stay-sail.

Trio, tro-o, ;;;. tri^<.

Triolet, Ire-ol-ay, in. triolet.

Triniiiplial, e, tre o;;-f.il, a. triumphal.

rriomph.int, e, tre-i^.r.K/, _t, a. triumphant.

rriijiii,)hateur, tre-()«-f,it-ur. m. triumplier.

[car/,
trii.iip-

rririniiihe, tre-o«f, in. triumph; —, /: trump.

Triompher, tre-o«.fai, v. n. to triumph; glory.

1 ripaille, trc-pa/,,/: i'acAU'-^.

Tripartite, tre-par-tit, a. tripartite.

Iripe, trip.y; tripe, gut ; mock-velvet.

I riperie, Irip.re.y: tripe-house.

Tripette, tre-pct, f. small tripf.

Triphthonjjue, trif-to/;t,'h,y: triphthong. {ivoman

1 ripier, tnpyai. m. tripe-man ; — ière, — yayr. /. tripe-

I riple. tre-|)l, a. triple, three-fold ; —, m. treble.

1 riplenieiit, tre-pl-iiiaH, in. titree/'oid augmentation

I niilcr, tre-plai, v. a. ,t n. to treble, triple.

I nphcite, tre-plcse-t.ii. /. triplicitv.
I I ripliciues, tre-plik^/: /.'. sur-rejoiiider.
I 1 ripoli, tre-pol-e. in. Tripoli.
I l'ri|)ot, tre-[i(jli, m. gamin Q^-hou se.

Tripotatfc, tre-pot-alij, m. 'medley, mess, puddle.

1 ripoter, trc-pot-ai, v. a. et n. t,> bungle, brew ; .iai'hle.
1 ripotier, tre-pot-yai, in. medio; bungler,
Tri<iue, trik,/ cudgel; —balle,/; truck.
n riquct, trik-ay m. battledore.

Tris.iïcMl, trezab-yuhl, m. great-i;r,at-i_rirtndfa'her ■
— eulc. — yuhl,y: great-great-grandmotJier.

rr|syllabe, tre-sil-lab, a. trisyllabic ; —, m. trisylianle
Triste, trist, a. —ment, ad. a/lliclcd. sorrc-iful gio.iwy
1 ristesse, tns-tess.y: sadness, melancholy.

I riton, tre-to«, m. Irtton, tntoiie.
Triturable, tre-tù-rab-bl, a. ti iturable.
Trituration, tro-tû-rah-syo;/,/: trituration.
Triturer, tre-tû-rai, v. a. to triturate, pound.

I riumvir. tre-om-veer, m. triumvir.
Triumvirat, tre-om-ve-rah, in. triumvirate.

rrivial. e. triv-yal, a. — ement, ad. trivial, viils^ar, stalt

I riviahte, triv-yal-etai, r. trivialness, vulj-arity.

Troc, trek, in. truck, exchange.

Trocart, trok-ar, m. trocar.

Trochaique, tro-kah-ik, a. trochaic.

T rochee, trosli-ai, m. trochee ; copse, brushwood.

1 roches, trosh, in. pt. Pewmels,pl.

Trochet, trosli-ay, m. cluster.

Trochisfiue, trosfi-isk, in. trochisk.

Trochure, troshùr,/: trochiitgs,pl.

Troène, tro-,ayii, m. privet.

Trogne, tron-y,r,/. phiz, full face.

Trognon, tron-yo«, in. core ; stalk, stump {cahba're\

^TOis, tro-ah, n. three; third; —, m. three.

Troisième, tro-ali-zyem. a. —ment, ad. third- — it

third person ; —,f. third class.
Trois-mats, tro-ah-mau, m. three-master.
Troler, troh-Iai, v. a. et n. to ramble; lead about.
Trolle. trot,/; trolling.
Trombe, trowb.y: water-spout.

Trombone, iron-hon.f trombone. [hart

Tiompc, tro«p, / trum/>, trumfet ; trunk; jew't

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Tromper, tro«-pal, v. a. to dfceivt, theal, Hupt; &e —,

v. r. to mistait, he iiiistakfii.
Tromperie, tro«-i>re,y; c/u-af, dri-eptioii.
Trompeter, tro//-pct-ni, t' ii. tt n. to proclaim by the

sonnti o/tni»ifiet, ftihlisk ; scream.
Trompette, tro>/-pct, / truiiifiet ; Siins —, loif limit

twise ; — , vi. trumpeter. \a. dneir/iil.

Trompeur, tro;/-piir, in. deceiver, cheat ; — , sc, — iiliz,
Troin|)illoii, tro«-piAo«, >n. small fcnùeutive.
Tronc, troi/, in. trunk: stock; pcorhox ; shnit of a
Troncliet, tro;(-sli;iy. m. Itlock. \J>UUir.

Tronçon, iro<(-so>/, in. piece, slinnp,/rai;metil.
Trgnc;onner, tro«-son ai, v. a. to cut into pieces.
Trône, trohn, m. throne.

Trônière, Uu\\n-y;\yr, /. giiii-hole. [late.

Tronquer, lio/i-k.ii, zk a. to triiiicafe, maitj/le, iniiti-
Trop, troll, ad. too, too tniich, too many ; — , m. e.xress.
Trope, trcip. in. trope, Ji,i;!ire. [siiperjluity.

Troplxie, trof-ai. tii. trophy.
Tropique, tro)>-ik, a. tropical.
Trop-plcin, trop-lai»/, <n. overjlow.
Troquer, trcik-ai, v. a. to truck, tarter.
Troqueur, trok-ur, in. barterer.
Trot, troll. III. trot ; aller au — , to trot.
Trotte, trnt.y; way, stretch.
Trotter, trot-ai, t'. //. to trot ; run, walk fast.
Trotteur, trol-ur, in. trottiiii^-horse.
Trottin, trot ai/;, in. foot-boy.

Trottiner, trot-enai, r/, a. to make sh«rt and quick steps.
Trottoir, trot-war, m./oot-ivay, footpath.
Trou, troo, in. hole ; gat> ; hazard.
Trouble, troo-bl, ;/;. di-vlnr/'ance : trsub.'e, tumult;

uneasiness ; —, a. troubled, muddy, thick : — fete,

m. troublesome truest.
Troubler, trooblai, v. a. to trouble, make muddy:

disturb, disorder: confound ; so — , V, r, to grow

thick; be discfiiccrled.
Troude, troo-ai.y; opening; gap.
Trouer, troo-ai, r>. a. to bore, make holes.
Trou-maclaiuc, troo-mad-aiii, m. ninelwles.
Troupe, troop, f. troop, band, gang ; — s, //. troops.
Troupeau, tioo-poli, tn.Jtock, herd. [forces, pi.

Trousse, trooss, ./; truss ; bundle: quiver; case; aux

—s de q., at another's heels ; — queue, m. crupper.
Trousseau, troo-soli, in. bunch ; bride's clothes, pi,
Troussequiu, troos-kai;(, m. troussequiii.
Trousser, troo-sai, v. a. to truss, tuck up, pin up ; se

— , V. r. to tuck up one's clothes.
Troussis, troo-se, m. tuck.
Trouvaille, troo-va/, /.godsend.
I'rouvcr, trouvai, v. a. to find, find out : discover ;

aller —, to go to see; — bon, to approie of; sc —, v. r.

to be found, meet ; be ; se — mal, to be ill.
Yruand, trft-a//, in. vagrant.

Truchenian, Truchement, triish-riia;/, m. interpreter.
Truelle, trû-ell,y: trowel.
Truellce, trû-ell-ai, f. troiuelful.
Truffe, trflf, /: truffle.
Truffer, triif-ai, v. a. to s;itfr'>^ith truffles.
Trutfiere, trûf-yair,/ truffle-ground.
Truie, trfi-e,y". j-<)7<'.
Truite, trfl-it,y: trout.
Truite, e, trd-e-tai, a. red-speckled.
Trumeau, trû-jiioli, m. pier ; leg of beef.
Til, tfl, /». thou, you (see Tairc).
Tuable, tii-ali-bl, a. that can be killed.
Tuage, td-alij, m. killing (hog).

Tuant, c, tû-a«, — t, a. killing ; toilsome, llre.soine.
Tube, tub, m. tube. [/aliguing.

Tubercule, tû-bair-kûl, m. tubercle : pimple.
Tuberculeux, se, ti'ib.iir-kùhili. — z, a. tuberous.
Tubéreuse, tu-bai-ruhz,/. tuberose.
Tubéroslté, tiVbai-roh-ze-tai,/. tuberosity.
Tubtilé, e, td-bfl-lai, a. tubulated.

Tudesi)iie, tÛ-desk, a. teutonic. \v. r. to kiil one's .^elf.
Tuer, tû-ai, v. a. to kill: slaughter: murder: se-.
Tuerie, tft-re, f. slaughter : slaughter-house
Tue-tête, tû-tayt, rzii'. à —, with all one's might, as
Tueur, tû-ur, m. bully. [loud as one can.

Tuf, tûf, m. tuf, marl.
Tuffeau, tùf-oli, ;«. grave.'-stone.
TufijEr, ère, tûf-yai, — r, a. stony, chalky.
Tuiîê, twil,/. tile.
Tuiieau, twe-loh, >n. broken tile.
Tuilerie, twil-re.f. tile-kiln.
Tuilier, twil-yai, m. tilemaker.
Tulip, tûlip,/ tu/ip. • . •

Tulipier, tû-lip-yai, pi. tulip-trc*.
Tulle, tûl, »«. /»<//.?.

Tuméfaction, tû-mai-fak-syo«,/ tuméfaction.
Tuméfier, tû-mai-fe-ai, v. a. to tumefy; se—, v. r. ta

Tumeur, tû-muri/ t'otwnr, rmelii"^. [iv/iii.

Tumulaire, tfl-mû-lilr, n. pierre — , tombstone.

Tumulte, tfl-mfllt, m. tumult, uproar.

Tumultuaire, til-inftl-tfl-air, a. — ment, ad. tumiiltuaiy.

Tumultueux, se, til-mfll-tû-uh, — z, a. —sèment, aii.

Tunique, tft-nik.y; tunic; coat. [tiimiiltit^uu

Tii'ban. tilr-ba»/, m. turban.

Turbiné, c, tfir-be-n.'«i, a. turbinated.

Turbot, tflr-tioh, m. turbot.

Turbotii-re, tftr-bot-yair,/. turbot-kettle.

Turbotin, tûr-bot-ai«, m. small turbot.

Turbulemment, tftr-bft-lam-a//, ad. turbulently.

Turbulence, tflr-bfl-la//ss,/: turbulence.

Turbulent, e, tflr-l)fl-la«, — t, a. turbulent, noity.

Turcie, tûr-se, /; stone-causew.iy, dyke.

Turelure, tflr-iilr, f. c'est toujours la même —, i/ is
always the same thing.

Turjjescence, tfir-lijes-sa>iss,yt turgesceitee.

Turijcscent, e, tflr-fijcG-sa«, — t, a. turgid.

Turiupin, lûr-li1-pai«, m. punster, hantet-er.

Turlupinade, tflr-UVpe-nad,./; sorry, jesting.

Turlupiner, tflr-KVpe-nai, v. a. et n. to banter, ridu ule ;

Turiicps, tflr-ncps, m. turnip. [b-.- a puiisltr.

Turpitude, tilr-pc-tûd, /i turpitude, baseness.

Turquin, tûr-kai«, a. dark grey.

Turquoise, tdr-kwaz,y; /«'V»oi,r^. '-• ■ "

Tutelaire, tiVtai-lair, a. tutelar.

Tutelle, \.ù-it\\,f. guardianship ; protection.

Tuteur, tû-tur, m.' guardian ; prop.

Tutie, tû-te,y: tiitty,

Tutoyt r, tfl-twa-yai, 7'. <r. ^0 //'/a;/, ■'•-'.—

Tutrice, tû-triss, /". guardian.

Tuy.iu, tû-yoh, m. pipe ; funnel ; barrel, quill; s!,i!k
(of corn); shank: — h\'.i\z, gas-pipe.

Tuyere, \(\-y<ÙT,f. pipe : tcwel.

Tympan, tai«-paH, m. tyinptnum.

Tympaniser, tai;z-pan-e-zai, ii. a. to lampoon, ^Inndrr,

Tympanite, tai«-pan-it,/: tympanites. [tia lint,

Tympanon, tai>/-paH-o«, m. dulcimer.

Type, tip, m. type : modtl.

Typhus, te-fds, m. typhus : fever.
\ Typic|ue, tc-pik, a. typical, iypic,
I Typojjraplic, te-poij'raf, in. typographer.

Tvpoifraphic, te-poR-raf-e../: typography.
I Typo)fraphiciue, te-pog-raf-ik, a. typograplii'-al.
\ Tyran, te-rax, m. tyrant.
I Tyrannic, tL--ran-nc,yC tyranny.
' Tyrannique, te-ran-nik."a. —ment, ad. tyrannic, f mou-

'Tyranniser, te-ran-ne-zai, v. a. to tyrannise. [niinl.

I u

fbicjuitë, û-bik-we-fai,/". ubiquity.
; Uhlan, û-la«, m. uhlan.
i Ukase, ft-kahz, in. ukase.
Ulceration, Cil-sai-r.-îh-syow,/: ulceration.
Ulcere, Cll-sayr, m. ulcer.

Ulcérer, ill-sai-rai, 7'. a. to ulcerate ; exasperate.
Ulcéreux, se, fil-sai-ruh, — z, a. ulcerous.
Ultérieur, e, ûl-tai-ryur, a. ulterior, further ; — ciiieiit,

ad. ultimately, lastly.
Ultimatum, iH-te-mat-om, in. ultimatum.
Ultrimontain, e, fil-tram-o«-taiH, -ten, a. ullraiiim-
Uiuble, o>;-bl, m. timber. [imr

Un, c, wii, fln, art. a, an, any; one: l'un et I'auite,

each other.
l^iiaiiime, fl-nan-i:n, a. —ment, ad. unanimous. [.<fi'
Unanimité, û-nan-e-mc-tai,/ unanimity, general r,'
Uni, c, ft-nc. a. —ment, ad. uniteii ; ez'en, siiio-'lit

plain, level : frank. [lar ; —, m. regimentals, fi
Unitorine, iVne-forin, a. — cmcnt, ad. uniform, i-e^:i
U'iiilorinlté, ii-ne-for-me-tai,/. iiniforinity.
Union, iin-yo;/,y; union, conjunction ; agreement, tvii'

ifird.
Unique, Ci-nik, a. —nient, ad. only, sole : singular.
Unir, ù-necr, v. a. to unite, join ; smooth, matt cien;

s'— , V. r. to unite, be united. Join together.
Unisson, iVne-so;;, ;;;. unison.
Unitaire, û-ne-tair, m. unitarian.
Unité, û-ne-tai,y: unity ; unit. ^, ,-

Univalve, û-ne-valv, o. «iHù'a/i/^. . • ■ »
Univers, A-ne-vair, »«. universe.
Universalité, û-ne-vair-sal-c-tai,/. universality.
I'nivcrsel, le, û-ne-vair-sell, a. —lenient, ad. nnivfrsai.
Universitaire, û-ne-vair-se-tair, a. pertatning to a »'"•
Université, iVne-vair-se-tai,y; university. [verstly,

Univoque, û-ne-vok, a. univocal.
U'ranographie, û-ran-og-raf-e,/; uraiiography.
Urbain e, ûr-baÏH, —ben, a. urban, of a toivn.
U'rbanité ûr-ban-e-tai,/ urianity, pclitVKSS,
Ure, ûr in. urt-ox.

Urr«e, t-x^i,/. w^n.

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Urètre, ft-ray-lr, »/. urethra.

UrKcnce, fir-hla«ss,/. ur^eiuy-

Urgent, e, ûr-n)a«, — t, a. urj^ent, pressing.

Urinal, fl-re-nal, m. urinal.

Urine, û-rin,/. urine.

ilriner, û-re-nai, v. u. to make water.

Urne. (irn,/. urn ; ballot-box.

Urticaire, ûr-te-kair,y: nettle-rash. [/iractire.

Us, fls, >«. fl. usaçe ; — et coutumes, riislom.f, pt.

Usa^e, û-zahj, «». usage, custom, practice ; fashion :

enjoyintnt ; hors A'—, out 0/ use ; droit d'— , righto/

corimon ; — s, //. common-prayer books, pi.
Usa^;er, û-zahj-af, »«. tommoner.
Usanci;, û-za«ss,/. usance.
Use, e. d-zM.pri. -worn out ; old, trite, stalf.
User, û-zai, v. a. et u. to waste ; wear out ; use, mcz/re

use of; en — bien ave» a., to use one ivfll : s'- -, ,'. r.

to wear off, wear out ; decay ; —, m. wearing ; ser-
Usine, fl-ziii,y; mill, manufactory. [.t.jVc.

Usité, e, û-ze-tai, a. usual, common.
Ustensile, (ls-ta«-sil, »«; utensil ; tool,
Ustion, ûs-tyoM,/: ustion.

Usiiul, le, fl-zûell, a. —lenient, ad. usual, common.
Usufruit, û-zû-(rft-e, m. temporary use.
Usufruitier, û-zi1-friVit-)"ai, m. tenant.
Usiiraire, fl-zû-rair, a, usurious; —ment, ad. in a

usurious manner.
Usure, (t-zùr,f. usury ; jvearing- eut.
Usurier, û-zûr-e-ai, m. usurer.
Usurpateur, 0-zftr-pnt-iir, m. usurper, intruder.
Usurpation, û-zflr-pali-syo;j,y7 usurpation.
Usurper, û-zûr-pai, i: a. to usurp, invade.
Utérin, e, û-tai-rai«, — rin, a. uterine.
Utile, A-til, a. —ment, ad. useful, profitable.
Utiliser, û-te-le-zai, 7». a. to turn to account.
Utilité, û-te-le-tai,/. utility, usefulness ; advantage.

Va, vail, int. go ; done ! granted/ {see Aller).
Vacance, vak-a«ss,y; vacancy; — S,pl. vacation; holi-
Vacant, e, vak-a«, — t, a. vcuant. [days, pi.

Vacarme, vak-arm, m. bustle, iiproar.
N'acation, vak-ah-syo;»,/ sitting; — s, pi. fees, pi.
\'accin, vak-sai», in. cow-po\.
\acciiiation, vak-se-nah-syo«, / vaccination.
Vaccine, vak-sin.y. vaccination; cow-pox.
Vacciner, vak-se-nai, 7'. a. to vaccinate.
Vache, vash.y; coiu ; neat's leather.
Vacher, vash-ai, fn. —ère, -air,/, cowherd.
Vacherie, vash-re.y; cow-house.

Vacillant, c, vas-il-la»(, — t, a. reeling ; wavering : irre-
\'acillatioii, vas-il-lah-syo«, /. vacillation ; reeling ,
fluctuation.

\aciller, vas-il-Iai, v. n. to vacillate; reel,
Vaciutc', vak-ft-e-tai,/; vacuity.
\'.i(le, vad,y; stake.
Vade-mecum, vad-ai-niai-kom, m.vade-mecum,manna!,
Va-et-vient, vah-ai-vyai«, >/i. pass-rope ; ferry-boat
Vagabond, e, vag-ab-o;<, — tl, a. vagrant, vag^ibond.
Va^;.il)oi\daHe, vajj-ab-ox-dalij, >ii. vagrancy.

[solute.

stagger,
[waz'cr.

Vajf.ilioiuicr, vng-ab-o;i-dai, v. n. to ramble, vagabond.

V<ij;issement, vaTiJ-isina», m. cry. [ — ,f. wave, billow.

Vague, vaif, a. —ment, ad. vague; indefinite ; airy;

Vaguemestre, vag-mes-tr, m. baggage-master.

Vaguer, vajf-ai, v. n. to ramble, rove.

Vaillamment, va/-am-a», ad. valiantly.

Vaillance, yàl-^nsSif. valour, bravery, courage.

Vaillant, e, va/-aH, — t, a. valiant, brave.

Vaillantise, va/-.-i«-tiz,/". valiantness, prowess.

Vaille, va/, see Valoir.

Vain, e, vai;i, ven, a. — ement, ad. vain, fruitless;
empty ; 7vaste ; proud ; en — , in vain.

Vaincs, vai;;, see Vaincre. [v. r. to ctnquer one's self.

Vaincre, vai;(-kr, v. a. to vanquish, conquer ; se — ,

Vainquais, vai«-kay, see Vaincre.

Vainqueur, vai;/-kur, m. vanquisher, conqueror ; — ,

Vair, vair, m. voire. [a. conquering, victorious.

Vairon, vay-ro«, a. wall-eyed.

Vais, v.iy, see Aller.

Vaisseau, ves-oh, m. vessel ; ship ; — de guerre, man-
of-ivtxr ; — marchand, merchant-man.

Vaisselle, ves-ell.y: dishes and plates, pi. ; — d'arjient,
silver-plale ; — de terr«, earthenware.

Val, val, m. dale, valley.

Valais, va-Jay, see Valoir.

Valable, val-ah-bl, a. — ment, ad. valid, lawful, in due

Valériane, val-ai-ryan,y: valerian. [form.

Valet, vol-ay, tn. valet; groom ; knave {carfls) ; hold-
fast; support ; Jack ; malttc —,/ortmaft,

Valetage, V4l<tal^, m, dntd^ery.

Valetaille, y;A-\J!J,/. p.ick of servants.
ValeteF, val-tai, v. n. to cringe ; drudge.
Val-iiudinaire. viU-ai-tû-de-iiair, a. sickly, injtrm ; —>

m. valetudinarian.
Valeur, val-ur, f. value; worth; bravery; ttuauOig :

en —, in good condition.
Valeureux, se, val-uh-ruh, — z, a. valiant, hrcr.'e.
i Validation, val-e-dah-sy»»»,/: confirming, ratifying.
j Valide, val-id, a. — ment, ad. valid, tmnful; able-
\ V.ilider, val-e-dai, v. a. to make valid, coitjirm. [bodied.

Validité, val-;-de-tai,y; validity.
i Valise, val-iz,/ cloak-bag, portmanteau.
I \'allée, val-ai, f. valley, vale, dale.

Vallon, val-o;i, m. dale.
I 'Valoir, val-o-ahr, v. a. el n. to yield, procure be worth ;
stand for ; faire —, to make the best of, turn to trofit ;
I se faire — , to maintain one's right, keep w;» one's im-
I parlance; — mieux, to be better; vaille que \-aiile,
\'alse, vals.y: 7ca.'tz. [cotn* wfiat will,

i Valser, val-sai, v. n. to waits.
I Valve, valv.y: valve.
Vam|»ire, va/(-peer, m. vampire.
Van, van, m.fan.

Vandalisme, vn«-dal-isni, tn. vandalism.
Vanille, van-i/,/1 vanill.i.

Vanillier, van-i/-iii, m. vanilla-tree. " •

Vanité, van-e-tai,/: vanity , pride, presumption. -
V.aniteux, se, van-e-tuli, — z, a. full of vanity.
Vanne, van, y. water-gale.
Vanneau, van-oh, m. lapwing.
Vanner, van-ai, v. a. to wintiow.faH.
\'i\n\\9Tie, \i\n-tc,f. basket-trade.

Vaniiette, van-et,y; j^rxrr. ' ,)■ . : - '

Vanneur, van-ur, m. winnoriver. ■ .

Vannier, van-yai, tn. basket-maker.
\'ontRil, van-ta/, tn. leaf of a folding door,
\'antard, va>i-tar. tn. boaster.

Vanter, va;i'tai, v. a. to cry up, extol, exalt ; se —, v. r.
\'anterie, va;«-trf,/. boasting, braggitig. [to boast, brag,
Va-nu-pietls, van-ft-pyai, in. vagrant.
Vapeur, vap-ur,y; vapour, stôam ; b.iin de — , vapour-
bath ; bateau à — , steatner ; machine \ — , stcatn-
engine ; —%, pi. hysterics, pi.
Vaporeux, se, vap-or-uh, — z, a, vaporous.
I Vaporisation, vap-oi-e-zah-syo»«,/! evaporation.
. N'aporiser, vap-or-e-zai, v. a. to evaporate.
i Vaquer, vak-ai, *. tt. to be vacant ; attend; not to sit,
'. Vaiangue, ynT-a.nti\\,f.floor.liniber.
I Varech, var-ek, tit. sea-wreck.

i Varenne, var-eri,yl chase, warren. [ablentss.

I Variabilité, var-e-ab-e-Ie-tai, f. variableness, change-
; Variable, var-e-ah-bl, a. variable, changeable.
\ Variante, var-e-a;it,/; various reading.
! Variation, var-e-ah-syo»/,./'. variation, change, alterf-
i Vance, \aT-iss,f. dilatii/ion of the zviii. [tio/i.

I Varicelle, var-e-sell./. c/ticieti-pox.

Varier, var-e-ai, v. a. et n. to vary, c/uinge, disagree .•
! Variété, var-e-ai-tai,/. lanV/y. [contradict one s itif.
' Variole, var-e-ol,/; small-pox.

Variolique, var-eollk, a. variolic.
I Varlet, var-lay, tn. varkt. ..i^

I Varlope, var-lop,/ //a;.Y. .(^ . ■

Vasculaire, vas-kû-lair, a. vascular. .I'J

Vase, vahz, m. vase, vessel ; —,f. mud, sliiiu, ' <..
Vaseux, se, vah-zuli, — z, a. muddy, miry.
Vasistas, vaz-ls-tahs, in. moveable pane of glass, sky-
Vajisal, vas-al, m. vassal. [Ji^ht.

Vasselage, vas-lahj, m i/assalage. ■ - ■ •' •'•<

Vaste, vast, a. vast, spacious. 't .'. . .":. - ■

\',i-tout, va-too, m. last stake, one's all. m .»','i.\.
Vaudeville, vohd-vil, m. vaudeville, ,■...:'.;:

Vaudrai, voh-dray, j-« Valoir. '•' ■

N'au-l'eau, voh-lon, ad. \ — , do7vit the slreaitr.

Vaurien, voh-ryain. tn, idle rascal, rake.

Vaut, voh, see Valoir. . ,

Vautour, voh-tour, m. vulture. î ■"■' ■=- •'■■■■i- ■

se Vautrer, \oh-tra\, V. r. te wallow. .''.■. ■•»■,'■-'

Vaux, voh, sec Valoir.

Vayvode, vay-vod, tn. vnyvod. •\«*'i "'"

Veau, voh, »«. calf; calfi leather. '''•'

Vécu, vai-kîl, see Vivre.

Védasse, ya.\-àass,f. pearl-ashes, pi.

Vedette, vr</j-det,/ sentry on Itorsehack ; sentry-hox.

Vegetable, vai-hjai-tah-bl, a. vegetative.

Végétal, e, vai-hjai-tal, a. vegetable.

Végétatif, ive, vai-hjai-tat-if, — iv, a. vegetative.

Végétation, \ai-hjai-tah-syoM, /; vegetation.

Végétaux, vai-hjai-toh, m. pi. vegetables, pi.

Végéter, vai-hjai-tal, v. 11. t» vegetate.

Véhémence. vai-ai-nia«ss,yt ve/iemence, violener.

Véhément, e, val-ai-ma», — t, a. — ement, ad. vehement.

Vtihicule, vat-e-kûl| m. vehicle.

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Veill«, vnyA f. n/akhing ; watch

studits, pt.

Veillée, vay/-*l,^ sitting up at night, watching.
Voilier, vay/-«i, v. a. tt n. to tit up, watch ; wakf ; livi
\'cilleur, v»y/-ur, m. wmtcher. [to; observe.

VcilUuse, vay/-uhr,y. nieht-lamfi.
Vein*, ven.y! vtin ; loact : bonne —, good luck.
Veiné, e, ven-ai, a. veiny ; streaked.
Veiner, van-ai, ta a, to vein.
Veineux, se, ven-uh, — z, a. veiny,
V'oinule, ven-ûl, /: tma/t vein.
Volar, vai-lar, m. hedgr-musiard.
V'dler, vai-lai, v. n. to calve.
Vélin, vai-laiN, m. vellum.
\c\\i\té, vel-lai-e-tai, /. vtlleity.
Vélocifère, vai-los-e-fayr, m . /lying stat^t^tocuh.
Vélocité, vai-lo».e-tai,y; velocity, swiftness.
Velours, vwA-loor, »». velvet.

Velouté, e, VM/<-loo-t.ii, a. velvet, tu/led _

^■tite, velt,/; measure <if six quarts. [,ui.c.

Velter. velt-ai, v. a. to gauge.

\'elteur, vclt-ur, m. ganger.

\'t.-lu, e, vi«A-!û, a. hairy, shaggy.

\'elvote, vd-vot, /. elatine.

Venaison, YwA-nay-zo», / venison.

l'énal, e, vai-nal, — ement, ad. venal, tnercenary.

Vtinalité, vai-nal-e-tai, / venality.

\'enant, vi<A-na«, a. corner.

Vendable, va«-clah-l)l, a. saleable.

Vendange, va«-Ja/ihj,/l vintage.

Vendanger, vaM-da;i-lijai, v. a. to gather tht grapes.

Vcndantjeur, va« - dd« • hjur. tn. vintager, grape-
gatherer.

\'cndeur, va«-dur, »/«. — deuse, ^luhz,y: seller.

Vendre, va;<-dr, v. r. to sell ; betray ; se — , v. a. to
sell one's self; go qtf.

\'endredi, va«-dr-de, m. Friday.

\"énéfice, Tai-nai-fiss, m. vene/ice.

X'onéneux, se, vai-nai-nuli, — z, a. venomous.

Veiier, vwA-nni, v. n. to bait.

\riierable, vai-nai-rah-bl, a. venerable-.

Vénération, vai-nai-rah-syo»;, y. veneration.

Vénérer, vai-nai-rai, i'. a. to venerate.

\ enerie, ven-re,y; venery, hunting.

Voneite, y uh-ntx.,/. fright, alarm.

N'eneur, v»<A-nur, m. huntsman.

V'tiigeance, vaH-hja«ss,/ revenge, vengeance.

\'cnger, va«-hjai, v. a. to revenge, ai'enge ; se — , v. r.
to revenge one's self upon.

\ ungeur, geresse, va>i-hjur, — hJKArcss, a. avenging ;
— , m. —geresse,/; revenger.

V'eniel, le, vai-nyel, a. — lenient, a. venial, pardonable.

\'i-ninieux, se, \uh-i\tm\i\\, — z, a. venomous.

\ I'liin, v«A-naiH, m. venom; znrulency ; tiitiliif.

•Wnlr, vwA-neer, v. n. to come; come in ; tin f t'en :
croiv; proceed ; à — , to come ; future ; — d'arrlxer,
iV be Just arrived ; s'en —, to cotne away ; en — aux
Kiains, t» come to blows.

N cut, va»«, »«. wind ; vent; scent ; vanity ; sons le — ,
ft leetvard ; il fait du — , it is windy.

X'entail, va«-ta/, m. folding-door.

V'ente, va«t, f. sale, selling.

N'enter, va«-tai, t/. «. to blow ; be windy.

N'enteux, se, va«-tuli, — z, a. windy.

\'entilateur, va«-tc-lat-ur, m. ventilator.

Ventilation, va»i-tc-lah-syo>«,y; ventilation ; valuation.

Ventiler, va«-te-lni, v. a. to appraise, di.uusw

Ventosité, va;i-toli-ze-tai,/;^a(^/«;0', wiiiûiness.

Ventouse, y»ii-\ooz,f. cupping-glass ; air-hole.

Ventouser, va>i-too-zai, v. a. t* cup.

\'entre, va>«-tr, tn. belly ; womb ; — à terre, with all

Ventrée, vft»i-trai, ./^ litter, brood. [speed ; very fast.

N'cntrière, va«-tre-air,^ belly-band.

Ventriloque, va>j-tr°-lok, tn. ventriloquist.

Ventru, e, Ta«-trû, a. big-bellied.

Venue, vxA-nû,/". coming ; tout d'une —, all at once.

Vèpre, vay-pr, tn. evening.

N'èpres, vay-pr,/r pi. vespers, pi.

Vcr, vair, m. worm ; maggot ; — à soie, silk-worm.

Véracité, vai-ras-e-tai, f. veracity.

Verbal, e, vair-bal, a. —ement, ad. verbal, oral.

Verfealiser, vair-bal-e-zai, v. n. to draw up a written

Verbe, vairb, tn. verb. [statetnent.

Vcrbération, Vcur-bai-rah-syo«,y^ verberation.

Verbemx, se, vair-buh, — i, a. verbose, prolix.

Verbiage, vair-byahj, tn. idle words, pi.

Verbiager, vair-byahj-ai, v. n. to be prolix.

Verbiaeeur, vair-byanj-ur, tn. prolix talker.

Verbosité, vair-boh-ze-tai, f. verbosity.

Ver-coquin, vair-kok-ai«, tn. vine-grub,

Vcrdâtre, vair-dau-tr, a. greenish.

Verdelet, te, vaird-lay, —let, a, iartiih.

Verdet, vair-day, m. verdigris.

Verdeur, vait-dur, f. greenness ; sharpness, brisiners.

Verdict, vair-dikt, m. verdut of a Jury.

N'ordier, valr-dyai, m. verderer ; greenfinch.

Verdir, vair-deer, i'. a. et n. topaijit giren; gro-.i^rteii

Verdoyant, e, vair-(lwa-yn;«, — t, a. terdant.

\'criloycr, vnir-dwa-yai, v. n. to be Terdaut.

VtriUirc, vair-dûr.y; verdure ; pot-hert's,

V'erdurier, vnir-d'ir-yai, tn. herhman.

Wreux, se, vai-nih, — z, a. maggoty.

\'efi,'e, Viiirhj, /; rod, sttntch : twig ; yard ; plain yi:ig.

\ ergé, e, VcTir-hjai, a. streaked.

Vergée, vair-lijai, y. rood.

Verier, vair-lijal, tn. orchard : — , v. a. to intasun by

Vergeter, vnirlij-tai, t'. a. to brush. [t^ieyaiU.

Vergeticr, vairlij-tyai, tn. bru.i/imaker.

V'ergettes, vair-U)i:t,f.pl. brush.

Vergeure, vair-hjûr,/". ivire ; wire-line.

— , m. velJ'et I Veri;las, vair-glali, tn. rime, glatedjrost.

Vcrt;iie,Ivairg,yi yard, sail-yard.

Vende, vM-Ta-kt,f. false stone.

Véridicité, vai-re-de-se-tai,y. 7'eracity,

Véridiiiuc, vai-re-dik, a. veracious.

Vérilicateur, vai-re-fe-kat-ur, m. vcrijier, examiner.

Vérification, v:iir-re-fc-kah-syo;i,yi r-erijication.

Verier, vai-rif-e-ai, r. a. to verify, exa tnine ; se —, v. r.

Vérin, vai-rai>f, tn. screw-jack. ' [to be verijied.

Vérine, \,\\-ùn,f. verine. [griiiiiiie.

Véritable, vai-re-tah-bl, a. — nient, ad. veritable, true.

Vérité, vai-re-tai, f. truth, verily ; en — , in truth, in-

Verjiis, vair-lijd, »«i verjuice, [deed ; k la — , it is true.

Verjuté, e, vair-hjiVtai, a. tart, sharp.

Vermeil, le, vair-niay/, a. lively red, ruddy ; —, in.

Vermicelle, vair-me-sel, tn. vermicelli. [silTcr-^ilt.

Wrniicellier, vair-nie-sel-yai, tn. vermicelli-maker.

Verniiculaire, vair-nie-kil-lair, a. vermicular.

Verniiformc, vair-ine-forni, a. vermi/'orm,

Veriiiifuge, v.iir-ine-frillj, m. vermifuge,

Veriiiillon, vair-ini/-o;i, tn. vermilion.

Verinillonncr, vair-mi/-on-ai, v. a. etn.to scrat-h /"r

Vorinine, vair-niin, /; verntin. [loorms ; p.tnil rul.

Verniineux, se, valr-me-nuli, — z, a. caused by 7i'o:-iHi ;

worm-eaten,
\'erniisseau, voir-me-soli, tn. stnall worm.
se Vcrmouler, vair-nioo-lai, v. r. to grow ivortn-eatti:.
\'ermoiiUi, c, vair-nioo-lil, a. worm-eaten.
Vermoulure, vair-nioc-lùr,/". worm-hole, ro!tenn«ss.
N'ermout, vair-nioo, tn. wormwood.
\'ernal, e, vairnal, a. vernal.
Vernir, vair-necr, v. a. to vnrttish.
Vernis, vair-ne, tn. varnish.
\'ornisser, vair-ne-sai, v. a. to varnish, glaze.
Vernisseur, vair-ne-sur, m. var>iisher.
\'iriiissure, vair-ne-sur,./. varnishing.
\'erole, vai-rol,y: petite —, small pix.
\'erral, vai-ray, see Voir.
X'errat, vair-ali, tn. boar.
\'crre, vair, tn. glass.

\"crr!'rie, ya\x-xt,f. glass-house ; glass-ware.
Verrier, vair-e-ai, tn. glasstnaker ; glass-basket.
\'errière, vair-e-air, f. glass-case , basin Jar glasses,
W'rroterie, vair-ot-rc, f. glnsv-ware.
Verrou, vair-no, m. bolt, bar.
' Verrouiller, vair-oc>/-ai, v. a. to bolt.
Verrue, vair-ft, f. wart.

Vers, vair, tn. verse, line ; — , pr. toward, towards ; to.
Versant, e, vair-sa», — t, o. liable to be overturtied ; —,

tn. declivity.
Versatile, vair-sat-il, a. versatile ; incotistatit.
Versatilité, vair-sat-e-le-tal,/ T/<>-jart/iVy ; inconstancy.
Verse, rairss, h — , ad. very hard.
Verse, vairss, f. coal-basket.
Versé, e, vair-sai, a. versed, skilled.
Versement, vairs-ma>i, tn. paynunt, paying
Verser, vair-sai, v. a. et ti. to pour ; shed ;

overset; deposit ; pay ; lodge; be lodged.
Verset, vair-say, tn. verse.
Versificateur, vair-se-fe-kat-ur, m. versifier.
V'ersification, vair-se-fe-kali-syow, f. versification.
\'ersifier, vair-sif-e-ai, v. tt. to versify.
Version, vair-syo«, f. version ; translation.
Verso, vair-soh, tn. bcuk of a leaf.
N'erste, verst,/: verst.
Vert, e, vair, — t, a.— ement, ad. green : unripe: brisk,

lusty : raw ; —, tn. greeti colour.
Vert-de-gris, vaird-gre, tn. verdigris.
Vertébral, e, vair-tai-bral, a. vertebral.
Vertèbre, vair-tay-br,/: vertebra.

Vertical, e, vair-te-kal, a. —ement, ad. vtrtual, per-
Verticille, vair-te-cil, tn. ring, whirl. [pendicular.

Vertige, vair-tilij, in. dixxiness, giddiness.'
Vcrtii;ineux, sç, vair-tihj-e-nuh, — «, 0, dizxy, giddy.

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Vertu, \air-tii,./. riitiif ; potver ; Jorit.

Vertueux, se, \.iir-tiVuli, — z, .r. — scmciit, (J./. lirliious,

\ervc, vairv,y; ra^'liire ; inaxX''f- [«/"''i''''-

Verveine, vair-vcii,./". vtnaiii.

\crveux, vnir-vuh, i'«. sM.etp-itet.

Veicc,,vess, /; veUli.

\tsceroii, v«;ss-ro«, it:, wildz'ttch

Vélicatoirc, v.ii-ze-kat-.v;ir: v;. i^istti:

W'siculc, \^i\\•^c■Vù\,/. •fsiile.

\esou, vtih-zo», til. juice o/'f/tf siig^ar-tam,

Vc^i>ie, ves-e,/ bladiier, blist/r.

VessiL'OU, vc>.-e->;o;/, >«. vt-iii.^on,

Ve^ta^c, ves-tal,y; resia/.

Veste, vest, 7i'iii.ftcvat.

Vestiaire, vest-yair, tti. vestry.

Vestibule, vus-te-l)i11, in. veitil>ii!e. pin\!i.

Vcstijic ves-tilij. »i- vestixe, footstep : si^'ii, mai k.

Vctenieiit, vayt-iiia«, in. drcsi ; f^nrineut.

Veteran, v.ii-taira;/, "/. velinti:.

\'ott;r,iMce, vai-tai-r.i«ss,/; luin.i; a I'tfeinn.

Vétérinaire, vai-t.ii-re-nair, a. veterumry ; —, in. veteri-

Wtille, vai-ti/. /: trijle. [iimy siif.,-i;iii.

Vt'tiller. \ .ii-ti/-.ii, ': ii. to trijte : itmiil upon trilles.

Vutilleur, vai-tiAur, in. piiititilious persmi. [in unite.

Vctilleux, se, v;ii-ti/-uh, — z, a. piiiuti/iom; mer-nue.

Vêtir, vay-teer, v. i». to clothe ; se —, v. r. to put rn

Veto, vai-toh, in. veto, refusal. [one's tlot/ies.

Vets, v,iy. Vêtu, vay-tù, see Vêtir.

\'éiure, vay-tûr,/". taking the rolie,

N'étusté, vai-ti'ls-tai.y: ancientitess,

\euf, vuhf. III. widower.

Veuille, vu/, see VDiilnir.

\'eii!o, \ulil, (I. 7ceak, soft.

\culent, vuhl. Veut, vuh. cr \'iiiilnii-.

W'uva^je, vuh-valij, in. widoirh vd.

Veuve, vuhv.y; 7vido7i'.

\LX.itinM. veUs-ali-syii);, y. Ttwatim.

Noxati'irc. veks-at-war, .r. •■e.y.ttiom.

X'cxcr. vi;ks-ai. -■. a. t-' ?v.r, pt.i:;iit .

\ i.iliiiitt;, ve-ah-e-le-lai, /'. tUrtn'inoil o; ti:-:ii^.

\ Mille, \e-.ih-lil, .(. /Mv/v to lir:

\'i.i>;cr, ere, vc-alij-ai, — r, a.Jor .'iff.

\'iande, \e-i\itc\,f. ineat,f/esh .■ food.

\'iauder, ve-a;/-(Iai, v. it. to feed.

Vi.mdis, vc-a>/-ile, m. feeding, pasture.

Viatique, ve-at-ik, ill. viatiiuin.

Viboril, ve-l.'or, in, 7vaisl {ship).

Vibratiun, ve-l)rah-syo>(,,/: vihiati'in,

N'ilirer, ve-lirai, v, it. to vibrate.

Vic.iire, vc-kair, in. vicar, curate.

\ic.irial, o, ve-kar-e-al, a. -, icariol.

Vic, iri.it, ve-kar-e-ali, in. Tiiiiraxe.

\'icaricr, ve-kar-e ai, v. n. to officui/e lU , imr.

Vice, viss, in. vice .fault, Heinish : -, u. Tice, iindir
(ill composition); - amiral, ;//. 7ice-adinirai : — auii-
r.iuté, f. \icc-adiitiralty ; — chancelier, in. •■ice-
ihaiicetior : — consul, in. lice-coiisul ; — consulat, in.
vice-consulship ; — gérant, in. lice-gereiit ; — lOifat,
III. vice-legate; — leyiation, /; rice-legateship; — preM-
ileni:e,f,vice-presi<7ent's of/ice ; — iiresident, in. ','tcc-
president; — reine, f. viceroy's lady : — roi, in.
viceroy; — ToyaMé.f. vice-royalty.

Vicennal, e, ve-sen-nal, a for t-.venty years.

Vicier, vis-yai, v. a. to vitiate, corrupt.

Vicieux, se, vis-yuh, — z, a. — senient, ad. vicious, sinful.

Vicinal, e, vi-se-nal, a. vicinal, adjoining.

\'icissitude, ve-cis-se-tOd,/ vicissitude.

\'icDnite, ve-ko«t, >;/. viscount.

Vicomte, ve-ko>i-tai,./! x-iscountship : viscounty.

Vicomtesse, veko»/-tess,y^ viscountess.

Victime, vik-tini,y; victim.

Viclinier, vik-tini-ai, v. a. to demote.

Victoire, vik-twar.yC victory. [t-itinur.

Victorieux, se, vik-tor-e-uh. — z, a. —.sèment, ad. vu-

Victiiaille, vik-tû-.iAy^ proi isions (for n ship). victtin!<,

Vicluailleur, vik-tiVa/-ur, in. victuaUer. ' /■/.

Vidame, ve-dain. in, vid.tme.

Vidamie, ve-dam-e,y. vidainshtp.

Vidan^je, ve-da;(hi,'X clearing ; emptying; ftith.

Vidangeur, ve-da/;-njur, in. niglitinan.

Vide, vid, i», empty; void; — , in. void.gctp, rncmti'i.

Vider, ve-dal, v. a. to empty ; ezfti uate . dra--' I /rtr.'l ,
dfctde, settle ; se —, v. r. to get cleared.

Vidiiner, vid-e-mai, v. a. to conjirm, approve.

Vidimus, vid-e-mùs, m. certificate.

Viduitë, vid-û-e-tai,/. luidowhood. [alive.

Vie, ve,/. Hfi . livelihood ; feed ; \ —,/•'•• /î/i- , en —,

Vieil (Vieux), vieille, vyaiif (vyuhl, vyai.'. ci. c.d, vt
ye^rs ; auta/Jbshian, aSsfletf; worn cut.

Vieillard, vjaiZ-ar. m. eld man.

Vieille, vyul,/, old ■wotnan,

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\icilUTie, vyai/-re,y. old toc/s, pi, ; old stuff,
I \'ieille»se, \yai/-ebs,y; old age,

\'ieillir, vy.iu-eer, j'. ii. ct n. to tnakt one gro'v old or
I look old ; grow old ; look old.
\ Vieillissement, vyai/-lis-uia/(, in. groiving old.

Vieillot, e, vyai/-oh, — yot, a, oldish,
i S'iellf, vyel,/. hurdy-gurdy.
■ \ idler, vyel-,ii, v. n. to play upon the hurdy-gurdy,

\'ielleur, \ yel-ur, tn. player ,in the hurdy-gurdy.

Viens, vy.ii». Vienne, vyeim, .\ce \euir.

\'ierjje, vyairlij.y. vitgin, maid ; — , a. virgin : pure :
; Vieux, i« Vieil. [na.'ive {>nctal).

Vif, vive, vif, viv, a. live, alive, (jiiick ; bri.\k,sprii;ht;y ;

I sharp ; bright {eye) ; ile vive voix, by word of mouth ;

! vif-.irf;ent, m. guick.\ilver, mercury; cliaux vive, yi

unslacked lime ; hMi: s\\ii,f, (/uick^et hedge ; —, ut.

thei/uick. [water.

\'ii;ir, ve-lije, /! sentry: look-out man; ro<k above

\ iijil luiuient, ve-hjc-lani-.i;/, ad. i'ii;ilan:ly, watchfully,

\'ii;ilance, ve-liie-l.i«ss,y vigilance,
I \'i^'ilant, e, ve-lije-l.i;/, — t, a. vigilant.
. Viijile, ve-lijil,y. vi,i;il.

Vii,'ne, \\n-ye,j'. vine ; vineyard.

\'iL.;Meron, viii-y.'-ro«, ni. 7 iKt-d cesser,

\ ii;;u tie, viu-yett,./l vignette.

\ii;nnlile, vin-yoh-lil, tn. vineyard.

\'n,'oureux, si;, vc-i;o{i-n:li, - z,
' :'igorous, stout ; bri.sk.

'. \'\;uour, vi^;-ur,y vigour, slr.iigili, [iheap,

i \ .1, e, vil, a. — euient, ad. vile, base, mean ; \ — prix,
] N'ilain. e, ve-l.ii«, — len, n. - euient, ii.i'. vil/anons,

vile ; shabiiy, base ; —, m. villain ; miser.
1 \ iUliri-ipiin, vil-l)r-kai»(, in. niiiii'le.
I \'ilenie, \i\-i\c,f. filth, i.asti/ie.ts ; obscenity ; nigi,'ardli-
I Vileté, vil-tai,y meanness ; cheapness. \iiesi.

V'ilipeniler, ve-lc-pax-dai, v. a. to vilify, undervalue.
j \:lité. ve-le-t.ii,y; meanness; cheapness,
^ \;lla^'e, vil-alij, m. villa,i;c.

• Vill.i-.^ei)is, e, vil-alij-».i, - z, ■■. country, clo:i'iiiàk; —,
I ni. ;'i/la^er, coniitryinan.
, \illaKui)isc, vil-,ilij-v>',iz, / jvK«/>;vfw«/a//,
I Viilaiielle, vil-;ir.-el, A country-ballad.
, \ illi.-, vil,y loivii, city ; ,"1 l.i —, in tou-ii ; en

\illette, vil-lett, / stnail town.
I \ in, vai«, m, wine ; — brûlé, mulled luiiie.

Vin.iii;re, ve-nay-jjr, tn. vinegar.
1 \'inaigrer, ve-n.iy-jfrai, v. a. to season luith
I Vinaii;rerie, ve-nay->;ri</«re,y vineg.ir tn,inujact''ry.
I \'inai>;rctte, ve-nay-^;ret, ./; same with vinegar, o,l,
1 onions, pepper, etc., wheel-chair,
' Vin,ii>;rier, ve - nay - j;re - ai, nt. vinegar-mert haul ;

Vinairo, ve-nair, a. wine. [vinegar-iruet.

: \'inil.is, vai«-dahs, tn. windlass.

Vindicatif, ive, vai«-cle-kat-if. — iv, a. vindictive, re-

N'indicte, vai;i-dikt,y vengeance. [vengeful.

\'intie, ve-nai,y vintaf^e.

\'ineux, se, ve-nuh, — z, a. vinous, stron^-bodled.

\'in^.;t, vai«, «. twenty ; twentuth.

\iii>;taine, vai«-ten,y score. p irt.

\in»:tième, vai«-tyeni, a. twentieth ; —, m. twcniieih

\'inilic;ition, ve-ne-fe-k,iU-syo<(,y making of wine.
, \'iol, vyol, m. violation, rape.

\'iulacc, e, vyo|-as-ai, a. o/'a violet colour,

\iolat, vyol-ah, a. of violets.
I \iulateur, vyol-at-ur, in. violator.
I Violation, vyol-ah-syo/i, y violation.
! ViolAtre, vyol-au-tr, a. inclining to a violet , .'lour.
\ \'iole, vyol,y Tw/.

Violenient, vyolnia«, m. violation ; rape.

Violeuiuient, vyol-ain-a«, ad. violently, Vt lie nient, y .

\'ii'le\ifc, vyul-a«ss, f. lioleiice, out rax e : f.iire - . V

Vin|L-iil, e, vyol-a/(, — t, a. violent. \oper violence,

\.'iolonter, vyol-a;(-tai, ?.'. a. to force, ofTeri'iiu'eiice.
Vicier, vyol-ai, v, a. to violate, break, ravish.
\'iolct, te, vyol-ay, —et, a. violet-coicured ; —, >•». r I'sl,)
Violette, vyol-et,y violet. {,olour,

\'iolier, vyol-c-ai, tn. wallflower,
\'iolon, vyol-o;/, in. violin; violi't-piayer.
\'ioloncefle, vyol-o';-scl, in. vi/^loiiieLo,
\'iolonisle, vyol-on-i:>t, m. violinist.
Viorne, vyorn,y vhitebrystiy.
Vipère, vc-pair,y viper.
Vipéreau, ve-pair-oh, >K.>o'(;f^?'r//'»-.
\'\X>iù\\e. veiAxrm.f. viper's lni(l"!s.
V'iraeo, ve-ran-go.y. mraj^o.
Virelai, veer-lay, »«. viretay.

Virement, veer-mâ>«, tn. transfer ; — de bord, tarkinir
Virer, verrai, v. n. to turn about . tack about, {.t'-out.
V'ireux, se, ve-ruh, —z, a. poisonous
Virevolte, veer-volt, y. ouicfc tiirxiifg.
I Virginal, e, veer-hje-naJ, a. virginal
I Nlrùinité, veer-l\je ne-tei,/ vir'^'nity.

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virgule, Vf ergiil,/: comma.

Viril, é, ve ril, a. — eiiicnt, itii. virile, manly, stout,

Virilitii, ve-ril-c-tni,y; virility, maiihooii.

Virolc, vc-to\, /. /erriile. ,

V'irlualitc, veer-ifl-al-c-tai.y; X'irlualily.

Virtuel, le, veer-tiVel, a. —lenient, ad. vitlnal.

Virtuose, veer-tû-ohz, >//. virtuoso.

Virulence, ve-ril-lanss,y. virulence.

Virulent, c, ve-rlVla«, — t, a. virulent.

Virus, vc-fûs, m. virus.

Vis, vis, /. screw ; swindle; esinlicr îi —, 7riiiiUiiz

Vis, ve, see Vivre, Voir. [staircase.

Visa, ve-zah, m. signature.

Visaee, ve-zalij, ;«. visage, face; avoir bon —, to look

■well ; chancer dc — , to blu rA.
Vis-à-vis, ve-zav-e, ad. opfosite, over against.
Viscéral, e, vis-sai-ral, a. visceral.
Viscère, vis-sayr, »«. intestine.
Viscosité, vis-koh-zo-tii, / viscosity.
Visée, ve-zai.y; aim; scope.

Viser, ve-zai, v. a. et n. to aim, take one's aim; examine
Visibilité, ve-ze-bc-lo-tai,/: visilnlily. \an i \i;n.

Visible, ve-ze-bl, a. vi.'Ahle ; plain, clear, evident.
Visière, viz-yair,y. vizor, sight.
Vision, viz-yo«,y; vision ; phantom.
Visionnaire, viz-yon-aIr, tn. visionary.
Visitation, ve-ze-tati-syo«,y; visitation.
Visile, vc-zit,y". visit; visitation ; attendance.
Visiter, ve-zc-tai, w. a. to visit; search; inspect; ex
Visiteur, ve-zc-tur, in. visitor ; searclier. {plore.

Visoriuni, vc-zor-yom, m. copy-holder.
Visqueux, se, vis-kuli, — z, a, viscous, .
Visser, ve-sai, v. a to screio.
Visuel, le, vc-zû-e', a. visual, . . .

Vital, e, ve-tal, a. vital.
Vitalité, ve-tal-e-tai,y: vitality,
Vitchoura, vit-shoo-rali, m. furred great-coat.
Vite, vit, a. et ad —nient, ad. siuip, quick ; quickly,

fast, speedily.
Vitesse, ve-tess,yi swiftness, quickness,
Vitrace, vc-trali/i, m. glass windows, pi.
Vitrail, ve-tra/, (pi. vitraux, ve-trolif, in. large glass
Vitre, ve-tr,y. t^'ass window ; pane of glass, [window.
Vitré, e, ve-trai, a. glazed ; porte — c, glass door.
Vitrer, ve-trai, v. a. to glass, glaze.
Vitrerie, ve-trK/«-re, f. glazier's business ; glass-trade.
Vitrescible, vc-tres-se-bl, see Vitrifiahle.
Vitreux, se, ve-truli, — z, a. vitreous, glassy.
Vitrier, ve-tre-ai, m. glazier,
Vitrifiahle, ve-trlf-e-aTi-bl, a. that may be vitrified.
Vitrification, ve-tre-fe-kali-syo;/,/". vitrification.
Vitrifier, ve-trif-e-ai, v, a. to 7iitrify,
Vitriol, ve-trc-ol, in. vitriol.
Vitriolicjue, ve-tre-ol-ik, a. vitriolic.
Vivace, ve-vass, a. vivacious. [sudden gust.

Vivacité, vc-vas-e-tai, f. vivacity, liveliness ; ardour.
Vivandier, ve-van-dyai, in. — ièrc, — yair,y. sutler.
Vivant, e, ve-va//, — t, a. living, alive; tie son — , in

his lifetime ; m. living ; bon — , Jolly fellow.
Vivat, ve-vat, int. huz';al bravo I
Vive, viv,/; sea-drai,Oit.

Vivement, viv-niaw, ad. briskly, sharply ; keenly.
Vivier, viv-yai, m. fish-pond.
Vivification, ve-ve-fe-kali-sy<)«,./; vivif.cation.
Vivifier, ve-vif-e-ai, v. a. to vivfy ; quicken.
^iivipare, ve-ve-pftr, a, viviparous.
Vivoler, ve-vot-ai, v. it. to n ake shift.
Vivre, ve-vr, v, 11. to live ; exist ; behave ; vive la

I-rance I /-'ranee for eirrl (aire —, to inainlain,

entertain; — , in. food; — s, pi. provisions, vidua s,pl.
Vizir, vc-zeer, m. vizier.
Vizirat, ve-ze-rali, tn. visiership.
Vocabulaire, vok-ab-û-lair, m. vocabulary.
Vocal, e, vok-al, a. vocal.
Voi^alisation, vok-al-e-zah-syo«,./". vocalization.
Vocaliser, vok-al-e-zai, v. n. to vocalize.
Vocatif, vok-al-if, »i, ï'<?tiT/«i'ï.
Vocation, vok-ah-syoH,y; vocation ; calling.
Vocaux, vok-oh, m. pi. voters, pi.

Vocifération, vo-se-fai-rah-syo«, f. vociferation, trawl-
Vociférer, vo-se-fai-rai, v. 11. to vociferate. ['US'-

Vceu, vuh, in. vow ; wish; vote.
Vogue, vog,f. rowing; vogue, fashicn. »
Voguer, vog-ai, v. n. to row, sail.

Vogucur, vog-ur, m. row.rr. Ime —, here I am.

Voici, vwa-sé, ad. behold; here is, here are ; this is ;

Voie, vo-ah,J^ way, road; conv^ajue ; load (wood);

yoke (water) ; means ; leak ; voies de ^t, violence,

blows, pi. . [is ; les —, tmre they are.

Voilà, vwa-lah, ad. behold; ttiereis ; then are; that
Voile, vo-al, m. veili matky prêtent* : ^', /, sail;

ship^i ffire —, to sail.

Voiler, vo-al-ai, ». a. to veil; cover, ^ '

Voilcrie, vo-al-re,/; sail-loft.

Voilier, vo-al->ai, in. sailer; sail-maker.

Voilure, vo-al-ûr,/ sails, pi.

•Voir, vo-ahr, v, a. et n. to see; behold ; consider, mind;

keep company with ; — Ic jour, to be born ; faire - ',

/() show ; se —, v. r, to look at out's self ; see one

another ; jind one's self; se faire —, to show one's
Voire, vo-ahr, ad. ez'e», nay. [self, appear.

Voirie, \o-a\ir-e,f. public roads, pi. ; lay-stall.
Voisin, c, vwa-zai<», — zin, a. neighbouring, bordering;

--, m. ~e,f. neighbour,
Voisiii.iye, vwa-ze-nalij, m. vicinity; ne ghbourhood.
\'oisiner, vwa-ze-nai, v. 11. to v sit one's neighbours.
Voiture, vwa-tûr, f. carriage ; coach; fare, loadinc,

load; lettre de — , way-bill; — de remise, glass

coach ; aller en — , to ride in a coach,
Voiiiircr, vwa-tû-r.ii, v. a. to carry, coin-ey,
Voltiiricr, vwa-tft-yai, m. carrier. [serj'es as aguidf.
Voiturin, vwa-tiir-ai>i, in. one who lets horses oii.i
Voix, vvn,f. voice ; vote; Miuuto — , loudly ; de vivi-,

—, orally ; aller aux —, to put it to the vote.
Vol, vol, in. thyTt; stolmi goods, pi. ; /light; preii'lrs

son — , to soar ; pursue one's own career,
Volable, vol-al\-bl, a. that may be stolen.
Volajie, vol-alij, a.Jickle, inconstant.
Volaille, vol-aA f poultry ; fowl.
Volant, e, vol-a«, — t, a. flying; winged: feuille — e,

loose sheet ; —, in. shuttlecock ; flight ; jly-wheel.
Volatil, e, vol-.it-il, a. volatile.
Volatile, vol-at-il, in. winged animal.
Volatilisation, vol-at-e-le-zah-syo«,y; volatilisation.
Volatiliser, vol-at-e-le-zai, v. a, to volatilize.
Volatille, \o\-3A-\l,f.fo-wls, birds, pt.
Volcan, vol-ka», m. volcano. ',

Volcanique, vol-kan-ik, a. volcanic.
Vulcaniser, vol-kan-e-zai, 1/. rt. /o j/o/mwi^^.
\ole, vol, /; vole, slam'
\u\ee, \o\-ni, f. Jlight ; covey, flock, company; voll-y

(of cannon); splinter-bar ; rank, quality: Ala —,

hastily, at random.
Volcr, vol-ai, v. a. et n. to rob, steal ; fly^fly at; run.
Vok-rie, vol-re,/". robbery, theft ; flight.
Volet, vol-ay, in. shutter ; dovecot.
Voleter, vol-tai, v. 11. to flutter.
Voleur, vol-ur, in. thief, robber.
Volière, vol-yair,/ aviary ; dovecot.
Volige, vol-ihj,y. thin board.
\'olition, vol-e-syon,y; volition.
Volontaire, vol-o«-tair, a, —meut, ad. 7!oluniciry ;

wilful ; — , m. volunteer. [pleasure.

Volonté, vol-o«-tai, f. will ; mind ; h —, al wtil, al
Volontiers, vol-o«-tyai, ad. willingly.
Volt, volt,/; volt, turn.

Volte-face, voIt-fass,y: faire — , to wheel about.
Vohcr, vol-ta\, V. n. to shift one's place, >
Voltige, vol-tibj,/". slack-rope ; vaulting. '■■ "'
Voltigeinent, vol-tilij-ina;«, in. fluttering.
Voltiger, vol-tihj-ai, v. it. to flutter ; vault. tA"'.v.

Voltigeur, vol-tîlij-ur, m. vanlter ; onecffthe liglit can.
Volubilité, vol-û-bil-c-tai,y. volubility.
Voluiiia, vol-ûin, in. volume.

Volumineux, se, vol-û-me-nuh, — z, a. voluminoin.
Volupté, \o\-îix>-\3.\,f. voluptuousness. [buH\\.

Voluptueux, se, vol-ûp-tA-uh, — z, a. — sèment, oii.
Volute, vol-ût,/: volute. [x'oluptuous, sensual.

Voinique, voinik,/". vomica.
Vomir, vo-nieer, v. a. et n, to vomit, spau.
Vomissement, vo-miss-nia«, tn. vomiting.
Vomitif, ive, vo-me-tif, — iv, a. vomitive; — , m. vomi',
Vont, voH, see Aller. [emelic.

Vorace, vor-ass, a. voracious, raveitcus.
Voracité, vor-as-e-tai, f, voracity, ravenousness,
Votant, vot-an, m. voter, [gluttony.

Votation, vot-ah-syo«,/; voting.
Vote, vot, m. vote.
Voter, vot-ai, v. n. to vote.
Votif, ive, vot-if, — iv, a. votive.
Votre, vo-tr, pn. your.
Vôtre, voh-tr, pn. le —, la —, les —s, yours.
Voudrai, voo-aray, set Vouloir.
Vouer, voo-ai, v. a. to -devote, vow,
•Vouloir, vool-war, v. n. te ivi.l, be willing, wi<h,

intend ; recuire ; en — à, to luzve a grudge against;

have a design upon ; — dire, /a mean; —, m. un!'..
Vous, voo, pH. you. [intentii^v-

Voussoir, vo6-swar, m. werigt-wiie stone.
Voussur*, voo-sûr,/. arch.
Voûte, voùtif. vault ; ro^; areh. ■ [stoop, crx^i.

Voûter, voo-tai, v. a. it vault, arch ; se —, v. r. I>
Voyage, vwa-ya^j, m. voytigt,.tr#v*l,^»Hrn^! étre««

—, to be upon afoumey.

VOY

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Voyagtr, vwa-yalij-ai, v. 11. to travt!.

Voyajfcur, vwa-yahj-ur, m. traveller : commis — ,

travelling clerk.
Voyait, vwa-yay, see Voir.
N'nyant, e, vwa-ya«, — t, or. seeing ; sh&wittg, gaudy ;

—, m. seer, prophet.
\'oycllc, vwa-ycl.y; voivel.
\'oyer, vwa-yni, >/«. surreytr o/ltighivays,
\ rai, e, vray, ii. (/ ad. — iiicnt, ad. true; genuine;

rfry ; tit ; —, m. truth ; \ dire —, to tell the truth.
Vraiseiii\)lablL-, vray-sa«-!)!ali-bl, a. — iiieiit, ad. likely,

probable.
Vraisemblance, vray-sa«-blanss, /. likelihood, proba-

tility.
\'rille, vri/,/ wimble, drill.
\'u, \\\, pn. etc. seeing, coniiilcrinz-
Vue, VÛ, A sight; view ; casement, windo7i' ; prospect ;

aim ; design ; à — , at sight ; \ — d'ti-il, visibly ; point

de —, true light ; prospect ; \\ perte ili; —, as far as

one can see ; donner dans Iii —, to please.
Vulgaire, vrtl-pair, a. — nicnt, ad. vulgar, common; —,

m. vulear, mob, common people.
Vuljjarite, vul-jfar-etai,/. vulgarity.
V\ilgate, vûl-(fat,/: vulgate.
Vulnérable, vûl-nai-rah-bl, a. 7iulnerable.
Vulnéraire, vûl-nai-rair, a. vulnerary.

w

Waçgon, vajj-oB, m. waggon.
Whist, ouist, Wisk, ouisk, m. whist.
Wibky, ouis-ke, m. whisky (carriage).

Xylographe ksil-og;-raf, tn. xylograpiirr
Xylographie, kil-0)j-raf-e,y^ xytogtuphy.
Xjloyraphique, ksil-og-rafik, a. .xylograpltiail.

ZOO

y

Y, e, ad. et pH. there ; thither ; at home ; at him. at her

at it, at them ; by, for, c/, or !o him, her, it, them.
Yacht, yak, m. yacht.
Yeuse, yi\\\z,/.'holm-eai.
Yeux, yuh, see Œil.
Yole, yol,/: yawl [boat).
Vprcan, e-proh, ;/». elm-tref.

Zain, Zii'in, a. black, bay (horse).

Zani, zane, m. zotny, merry-andrew.

Zèbre, zay-br, nt. zebra.

Zébré, e, zai-brai, a. striped.

Zélateur, zai-lat-ur, ;//. zealot.

Zèle, zel, tn. zeal.

Zélé, e, zai-lai, a. zealous, passiona'i.

Zénith, zai-nit, m. zenith.

Zéphyr, zai-fcer, m. zephyr.

Zéro, zairoh, m. nought, ci,ht>:

Zest, zest, int. fiddlesticks I crack I

Zfîste, zest, tn. zest ; peel {orange).

Zibeline, ze-blin,/: sable.

Zibet, ze-bay, m. civet'tat.

Zigzat;, zig-zag, m. zigzag.

Zinc, zai'iK, m. zinc.

Ziflzolin, zai»-zol-aiit, a. reddish violet.

Zizani», ze-zan-e,/ dissensioil, discord.

Zodiacal, e, zod-yak-al, <i. zodiacal.

Zodiaque, zod-yak, m. zodiac.

Zone, zohn.yi zone.

Zoolithe, zo-ol-it, vi. zooli e.

Zoologie, zo-olohj-e,/; zoology.

Zoologique, zo-ol-ohj-ik, a. iiwlogical.

Zoologiste, zo-ol-ohj-ist. Zoologue, zo-ol og, m. tioolegitt,

Zooi)hyte, zo-o-fit, tn. zoophyte.

SECONDE PARTIE:
ANGLAIS ET FRANÇAIS

ABREVIATIONS.

a, adjectif

<!</. adverbe

art. article

c. conjonction

/. Mibstantif fJniinin

iiit. interjection

///. .sub.tanlir masculin

//. numéral

//. pluriel

pu. pronom

Pr. prépoiition

/;•/. participe

<}. quel(]u'ua

(/(//. (|uel(|uc choss

s. substantif

V, voyez

r'. 11. vc.be actif

r'. a. <•/ //. verbe actif et ncutr;

7'. /////. verlje impersonnel

V. H. verbe neutre

V, r, verbe r(îllechi.

REMARQUES.

Les mots marques d'un astérisque (*] sont irrégulierg.
Le signe de croix (f ) indique un mot écossais.

t- ,1 *-•• "/.• '^. .*w

A, i!, «>•/, KH, iiitt ; many a nan, bifit dtt homines :

tttice-u-"lny, detut fois far jour ; alMid, a/i /i?,
tA.i, A, t'. Awe.

AUitk, a-l>ak', arf. *»« arrière ; sur U mitt.
Ab.ift, a-l)«ft', J. poii/it, f. i —, aaf. />i poupe, tn arriift.
Al'-iliuiialiun, ab-c-li-ciin-«i'-clicuiio, j. aiiriiiitwn, cet-

Mi'll, (.

Aliamiùn, n-banti'-ilciin>-, v. a. abandonner : délaisser.
AliajuUiiicd, a-lunn- Icuii'd, a. iibandjniie ; Utbauche',
All iiicluiier, a-liaini'-ilt:uii/-eur, s. t,tiit i/iii .i/'uiii/tinne.
AUiUcluiiiiik', itlMiiii'-(lctuu''tirKf(r, Ali.iiiiliiiiiiivnl, a-

li.um'-ilviiiK-Micii't, v. iibitndtm, dehimement, iii,
Al>.isc, a-bcc/, V. a. abaisser, avilir.
Aliasi-iuent, a-ln'tc-iiiciui't, s, abaissement, m. humilia-
Ali.i-ili, a-li«ch*', I'. II. iLin/ondre. [lion, i.

Ali.isliiiicht, a-bachr'-iiicnii't, x. C0i0ision, (.
Alwte, a-bct^, t. a. et n, aba/Ire; rabaisser ; diminuer,

réduire; apaiser ; se i aimer, s'afutsrr,
Aliatcincnt, a-btU-iuenirt, s. diminution ; annulation,

f. ; rabais, m.
Abater, a-bi'-teiir, s. celui i/ui diminue.
At>ature$, a-bé'-tclikur'z, s. fil. abalures, f. |>1.
Abbacy, ab'-ba-ci, s. dixnite d'abb/, (.
Abbcbs, ab'-css/, s. abbesse, t.
Abboy, ab'-l, s. abbaye, t. ; comment, ni. - •
Abbot, ab'-eut^, abbe, m.
Alibrcvi.ite, ab-bri'-vi-et^, v. a. abr/ger,
Abbrevùition, ab-bri-vi-c'-cheunc, s. abréviation, t.
Alibrcviator, ab-bri'-vi-ë-teur, s. abrévialeur, m.
Abbreviature, ab-bri'-vi-é-tkhictir/, s. abrri'iation, f.;

al»ej;e, m.
Abdicate, ab'-di-kdt/, v. a. abdiquer, renoncer A.
AlxbcatKiii, ab-di-ké'-clictiii^, s. abdication, renoncia-
tion, f.
Abdimien, ab-d6'-nicnn^, j. abdoineu; bas-7'enlre, m.
Abdiicc, ab-dioucc', v. a. âler, séparer.
Abduction, ab-deuk'-cheun«, s. abduction, f. ; enlève-

ment, ni.
Abecedarian, ë-bi-ci-dé' -ri-an*, x. niat.'re d'école ; en-

jaiit à l'a b c, m.
Abed, a-lied', m/. a« /iZ. .■- ■

Aberr, ab-eur', t. n. s'égarer, s'écarter. i- >
Aberrance, ab-er'-rann ce, s. égarement, m. ; erreur, f,
Alierraiii, ab-er'-raiin't, a. effaré, errant.
Alitrralion, ab-cr-ré'-cheiinr, s. égarement, m.
Abct, a-bet', v. a. exciter ; soutenir.
Abetment, a-bet'-nienn't, s. excitation, f. ; encourage-
ment, ni.
Abetter, a-bet' -teur, *. instigateur, m.
ALieyance, a-bé'-ann'ce, s. vacance, f. ; in — ,Jacenl,
Ablior, ala-hor', v. a. abkc'rrer, détester.
Abliurrence, ab-hor'-renn'ce, s. horreur, f.
Abhorrent, ab-hor'-renn't, a. en horreur; contraire;

— ly, avec horreur.
Abliurrer, ab-hor'-reur, s. ennemi juré, m.
'Abide, a-ba!do', v. a. et n. souffrir, soutenir ; rester,

dimnirer ; — in, by, itrefidiU, st tenir à.
Abider, a-baï'-deur, s. habitant, m.
Abi<;ail, ab'-i-gall, j. soubrette, f.
Ability, ab-il'-i-ti, s. habileté, capacité, f. ; pouvoir ;

Intent, m.
Abject, ab'-djekt«, a. — \y, ad. abject, misérable; — ,

ab-djekt^', v. a. rejeter, dédaigner.
Abjectedness, ab-djck'-ted-ness^, s. bassesse, f.
Abjection, ab-djek'-cbeiin^ Abjectness, ab'-djekt-ness«,

j. abjection, bassesse, f.
Abjuration, ab-djiou-ré'-cheun/, s. abjuration, f.
Aolure, ab-djioiir<', v. a, aà/urer,- rtnoncer à.
Ablactate, ablak'-téte, v, a. sevrer.

ABS

Ablact.ition. ab-laktë'-clioiin<', s. sevrage, m. ; grejfe, i,

Ablatiiin, ab-lé'-cliuiin^ s. ablation, (. ; enlèvement, m,

Abl.itivv, ab'-la-tikY, s. ablatif, m,

Al)le, é'-br, 1». capable; habile ; tn état ; — in estate,
riche ; —bodied, a. rohu\te.

f Al>lec/e, a-blizr', ii. cnjlamme.

Ablegate, ab'-li-^'iiétc, v. a. envoyer, députer.

Alilu>;ation, ab-li->;;«*'.clieinif", s. ênv.ii, m.; députai ion, f.

Alilciitss, L'^lir-iiubV, s. habileté, i,ipacilé, I.

AMepsy, ab'-lep-ci, s. aveui^ltment, m.

A\)let, c'-blettc, s. ablette, f.

Ablocate, alj'-li)-kit/, v. a. donner A ferme, à loyer,

Ablocatioii, .ib-lD-ké'-tlicunc, s. louage, m.

.\bluent, ub-liiiU'cim'l, a. détersif.

Ablutii.n, ab-llou'-cheun^, s. ablution, f.

Ably, é'-bli, ad. habilement.

AbiicUrtle, ab'-ni-^Kct*, v. a. nier, renoncer à ; rejeter.

Abnegation, ab-ni-t;HL''.clieiiii/, s. reih'niiation, f.

.Minoriiiity, .ab-nurin'-it-i, s. irré);ularitt\ f.

Abnnrinous, ab-norin'-euc*. a. irrégulier.

AliDard, a-bord', ad. A bord.

Abode, a-biVle', s. séjour, m.; demeure, f. ; — , v, a.
présager (v. Abide).

Aliodcincnt, a-bûdc'-iiicnn't, s. présage; pressentiment.

Abolish, a-bol'-icli*, -j. a. abolir ; anéantir, [m,

Abolishablo, a-bol'-ich-.i-bl', a. abolissable.

Abolishcr, a-bol'-ich-oiir, s. celui çui abolit.

Abolishment, a-bol'-ich-nienn't, s. abolissement, m.

Abolition, a-bol-i'-chcunr, s. abolition, f.; anéantisse-
ment, m. |in.

Abolitioniit, a-bol-ich'-cunibt?, abotitioniste ; novateur.

Abominable, a-l>om'-i-nii-br, a. — bly, ad. abominable.

Aboiiiinableness, a-bom'-i-iia-bl'-ness, s. horreur, (.

Aboiiiinate, a-boiu'-i-nc'l<', 7'. a. abhorrer, délester.

Abomination, a-bom-i-né'-chcun^, s. abomination, hor-
reur, (.

t Aboon, a-boui>«', ad. et pr. nu-des.tus de ; en haut.

Aboriginal, ab-o-ri'-iijinal, a. originaire.

Aborl^iiK.-s, ab'-Ariilj-in'z, s. pi. aborigènes, in. i>1.

Abort, a-bort^, v. n. a-orler.

Abortion, a-bor'-cheiinf, s. avortement, m.

Abortive, a-bor'-tiv^, a. — ly, ad.aborti/, avorté ; avant
le ternie ; —, s. avorton, m.

Aliortment, a-bort'-meim't, s. avortemenl ; avorton, n\.

Abound, a-baomm'd', ~: n. abonder.

About, a-baoulr', pr. et ad. autour, environ, vers,
touchant ; sur le point de ; sur; en rond, de tour, à
l'entour, fà et là ; — w^. à cause de nous ; what are
you — t qu'allez-vous /aire I

Above, a-beuw', /tr. «•/ ad. au-deisw: de, eu haut, là-
haut ; pins de, plus que ; — (jrouiid, en vie ; — men-
tioned, susdit.

Abrade, abrcde-', v. n. enlever ou user en frottant.

Abrasion, ab-ré-jeun?, s. rature, f.
l Abreast, a-brcste', nd. de front ; vis-à-vis; par le
I travers.

I Abridjjp, a-bridif', v. a. abréger ; retrancher.
i Abridgcr, a-briir-jcur, m. abréviatcur, m.
i Abrid>{!nent, Q-bridj-inenu't, s. abrégé, m. ; réduction, f.
I Abroach, a-brôtch', ad. en perce ; en a-iivrc.
I Abroad, a-brfld', ad. dehors ; à l'étranger ; en ville.
'■ Abrogate, ab-r6->{i<ctf, v. a. abroger, annuler, abolir.

Abrogation, ab-r6-g«é'-cheun^ s. abrogation, f.

Abrupt, ab-reupt', a. — ly, ad. brisé; abrupt ; brusque;
— , s. abtme, ni.

Abruption, ab-reup'<heun^, s. rupture, (.

Abruptness, ab-reupt'-ness^, s. aspérité ; rudesse, brus-
querie, i.

Abscess, ab'-cess^i s. abcès, m.

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AGO

Abkclnd. «h-clim'il', v. a. ret nt m h if.
At>M:iiiiil, .iliskiiiiii'ir, I'. (I. et 11. cnihfi- , te raihrr,
AlnrondiT, nli'ikiimr-ilciir, r. if/ni fin leraihe.
AbkioncliiiK. nt)'kkij|iii'-iliiiVi(r, c. aetioii dt \e (a<her, f.
Absence, ith'-ceiiM lc, t. itbieiue, f. i — of iiiliid, i^/j-

trill tioii, t,
A\iM:i\t, ah'-cenn't, a. atteii/; distrait; -, ab-tenn'l',

T, It. r'A'ix'iter ; to ~ one » M.lf, v, r. s'ltbitutrr.
Alisuntvc, •«l>-cenn'-ll, AI><ioiitcr, ubcviititcur, r. a^•

if Ht, tu,
Alisixl, ah-clst', V. II. se tii'^lster ; ceisei;
AbtoKite, ,ili'-sn li<Mitf>, iF. ly, itii. ii/>ti'/ii, mtirt'/,
Aliii<iliiliiu"<., ali'Mi-lioiil.- lU'is/, s. /uiiiiiir nfifn/ii, m.
AliviUiliDli, iib'-s'ilimi-cliuiiiic, /. fifi.ti>lii/i<ii; ahio.ili, f,

Xlliollltillll, ab'-Mi linll-llsili.'. .1, It/'tll/ll/'ll/lt, III,

Aliiiiliilciry, nl)'-ti) limitiu ri, ii. iiti.uti moire.

AIiidIvc, al)-£()lvc, T'. (». iifiu'ii.tif' ; ite,;itt,'fr.

Alisolvur, iib-zol'-vciir, s. fiii ,t/i\i<iit.

Abiinii.iiit, ab'Mi'ii.iiiii't, Abidiiiiu!!, ab'-io-netic/, a,
roiiliairt ; ii/iiiiiiti-.

Ahsorti, iib-sorlii^, i>. ii. abtarher.

Alisorln'iif, fibscir'-lii-imt, u. nhsorhiiiit.

Absnrjilioii, .ibn^rii'-thciin.', j. iih.ioi/ifi.m. f.

All^l.lln, nb-sti'iif', t. 11. \\ili\li->iir, se l>river dt.

Ab',t.iiiiiii>;, ali-sicii*'-!!!';,'/»^, .ihstiiieiue. 1,

Abstciiil'iiii, iib-!iti'-iiii-(.MiCF', II. --ly, <ii/, si</>re.

AbstciiiiDii'.Mcsn, al)-sti'-iiil-cMH.('-nf .v, s. sohrieli', (,

Ahstcniiiiii, al)•5t(.•nM'■tlll•llll^ i. iti ffiilii'ii, (.

Al)ilert{t.', ab-Mcnljc', ?■. n. ahsteri^er : fiiiyer.

Abstinciico, ali'-sti-miiii'tf, (. <il'\!iiieii,e, f. ; ilay of -,
imir niiii^re, 111.

Alistiiichi, .ili'.lineiiirt, (F. - ly, iiJ.si^hre

Alistratt, ali'-vtr-ikt, <». iihsltiiil ; — ly, ,i,t. f',ir odi/mr.
{mil ; — , V. aliiiyr, iv\:ii>if, in. ; - , ali--.trakt', :■, ,1.
abstraire ; iibifi,!!: i\/r,iin\ [ to/imieiif.

Alistr.ictedly, iib-strak'-ioil li, ,ii/. /<!/• ,t/itty,t,/i,iii .■ n/i-

Abstraction, ab-strak'-Llii'uiic, i. ,tl>stiii,lijii; liixti-iu:
Iwn, f,

Alistractness, bI> strakt'-liess»', r. iitistracliini; siibti/ile'.f.

Abstruse, al)-siri..iic,^, ,1. -ly, ,1,^. a/'ifriis ; U une
uiaiiiire ofisiinr,

Abstnisencss, ali-strioiicc'-ncss', Ab trusllv, .ibstridii'-
ci-tl, .r. pbtiiiriti; (.

Absunl, nl>ccur<r, <?. - ly, mf- n/'Siirif,;

Absunlity, abci'ur'-ili-li, AbMinlnt-'ss, .ib-cciiril'-iiesv,
I. iihsurdifi', f.

t AbulyiLincnts, a bonr-.u-initiiris/-, s. //, ■;-/Ui>ieiils. in.

Abundance, a-liciMin'-il.inn't?, s. iihoudame, t. ||il.

Abundant, alx inm'-d.iimt, a. - ly, nii". nhoiidiin! ;
ahoiidiiiHMfiit.

tAbunc, n-b(iiiM(', t. Aboon.

Abuse, a-bii)uz^', t. ,1, nfiiitei; ni,il eiiifilin'ey ; mal-
traiter: injurier ; —, .r. abus, m. ; iiijiirf, l'f/èiise, f.

Abuser, a-blou'-zuur, .r. alniseiir ; si'diirieitr, ni.

Abusive, a-bic)u'-clv^, rj. — ly, ad. abusif; injurieux ;
illusoire.

Abusivcnt'ss, abioii'-ci\r-ni;ss^, r. oulras;e, ni. ; in-

Abut, a-bcutc', v. n. aboutir, cii/iuer. [soleiue, f.

Abutment, a-beutt'-inenn't, r. about, m.; home, tiiinle, f.

Abuttal, a-beutt'- il, s. limite, borne, f.

Abysm, a-bi2ia'. Abyss, a-biss', v. abtme, i,'oiiJfre, ni.

Acacia, a-ke'-chi-a, s acaria, m.

AcademinI, a-ka-di'mi-al, a. acadiinique. [micien, m

Academic, a-ka-(lcm'-ik, a. noidi'niiçue ; —, s. aiad/-

Academic.1l, a-ka-dein'-ik.il, a. — ly, nd. miideniu/ue.

Academician, ak-a-di-mii:h'-an^, Acdeniist, a-kaU'-i-
inistf, s. acadr'miiien, ni.

Academy, a-kad-i-mi, s. madeinie, /role, f.

Accede, ak-cide', t. n. aarder ; consenlir.

Accelerate, ak-ccl'-e-retc, '.'. ii. aarlf'rer ; luUer.

Acceleratiun, ak-cel-f-ré'-clic-unc, s. iiaeltia/ion, f.

Accelerativc, ak-ccl'-o-rc-tivf, Accelcratnry, ak-cel'-e-
ré-teur-i, a. aur'le'ra/.-'ur.

Accendible, ak-ccnn'-di-bl', a. in/lamm.ible.

Accension, ak-cenn'-clicuni', j-. action d allumer, in-
flammation, f. [aiientuer.

Accent, ak'-cenn't, J. arren', ni.; —, .Hk-cenn'l', i'. a.

Accentor, ak-ccnn'-tcnr, 1. />r,inier dessus, m.

Accentuate, ak-cenn'-tcliinu-etc, r: a. aneuluer. [f.

Accentuation, ak-cenn-tcliicni-é'-cliL-iinc, 1. atrentuatioii.

Accept, ak-cept', t. a. aicepter, a^^ierr ; entendre, com-
prendre.

Acceptability, ak-ccp-ta-bil'-i-ti, s. qualité' d^ftre accep-
tablt- ; faveur, f [ai^r/able.

Acceptable, ak-cop'-ta-bl', a. — bly, nd. acceftable,

Acceptableness, ak-cep'-t.i-bl'.m'ss^.'r/. Acceptability.

Acceptance,ak-cep'-taiin'cc, s.ampuition, f.; iuaieil,m.

Acceptation, ak-CL-ptc'-tlieinv, s. aneptalion ; accep-

Accepter, ak-cc-p'-tciir, s. aaepltur, m. 'ytion, f.

Acception, ak-ccp'-clK'un<, s. aarption, f,

Access, ak-cess^, .r. act^s, m. ; entrée, f. [/att'oii, f.

Accessariness, ak'-ces-sa-ri-iicss'', v, lotnpluite, purfici-

1.1'.- '
■.le,

Aeceiwiry, ak'ccs «.« ri, .1. —i\y,ad. aeetiloin ; — , |,

toinplue ; airtisaire, m.
Acc«»>il>le, iik-cc%'-»l'br, a. aiteisiHe.
Acc«»lon, ak-ccM'-cheun/, t. airtiiitn; aeiiuttitiôit, t. ;

atvinemeiit, m.
Acceiivirinet», ak'-crss-sA-rl-nMH/, v. AccetMrlnci».
Accosviry, ak i.ci\-!iA.rl, v. Acccsnary.
Accident, ak'-ci-drnn't, /. accident, iiiiidftt, m. \liiil.
Accidentai, ak-cl-dean'-tid, a. — ly, ad. aciidiii.'et, for-
Accident, iliu's-<, ak-ci-dciin'-tnl-msi/, s. cas im/irtu,

II, isard. III. lanlnn i.'iKu, f.

Accl.iiin, ak kli'iiK, Acclamation, ak-kl.i iiio'-i liuun^, 1,
Accliiii ilcd. ,ik''kll-in<.''ted, a. aulimate.
Actlinly, .ilx-kliv -i-ti, s. pentt ; mont/-, elctalion, t.
Aci.iivon», ak-iil.ii'-»cur/, 11. montant, en fuite,
Acil'iy, nk-kl"i', ■■. a. raisinier, soûler.
Accolent, .ik'ko Icim't, r, limilio/>>ie, ni,
Accoiniiioil.ilile, .ik-kum'-iiio-dabl', il. accommoifable.
Acconnnod.ile, ak-koMi'-inn-dOt/, v. a. et n, accomnui.

dcr : ajuster ; /ire con/orint ; —, a. — ly, ad. conve-
nable; pr.porlionn/.
Acioinniod.iiiiiK, ak-koin'-i.ir.-dc'-tin'K'"', a. accoiniu.^

dant ; loinniiHle,
Accoiniiiud.itlon, ak-koin-ino do'clietin/, s. aceonimiK

dation, f . ! aiioiniiiodeni'-nt, m ; lonimi'dili', cime-

nance, f. ; Ixeinent. m. [ino .'e.

Accoininod.itiir, akkmii 'iiin.ilil.teur, .f. celui ifiil anoni-
Accoiiip,iiiliMcnt, ,iU ' kviiiii' • pa -m ' iiieiin'l, 1 iir,,<i,/.

paxntment, m.
.Ni coinpaiiist, .ik-keimi'p.i-nistf, t iiiii'»»/,*iii,'«iiV/('-, m.
Accompany, ,ik-keiim-pant, .•■. a aicotnpanner.
.Xicoinjilici', ,ik-keiiiii'plice, r. 1 oui fine.
Atcom|)li>li, ak-koin'-pliichc, v. a.acioinplir ; a.lie-.e-,

e wciiter.
Accoinpii'ilicr, ak-koin'-plicli/-eiir, s. celui ^uiat.omf.j,

e.\ecuteu>, ni,
Acroinplisliini-iit, akkoiii'-pli<.li»'inciMri, s.iiicomf,i .se.

ment, m. ; pei/cition, i. ; tal'ut, 11 .
Aci:<iiMpl, id.'k.iiiiinu't', s. mi«//>.V, m.
Acciriii).i,iiit, akk.iuunii'-t.iiin't, .1. la.'ciitalemwn.
Atcmd, ak-kord', s. aciord, m. ; harmonie. I. ; oi

i>s\n --, de son propre i;r/ ; ^^ T. a. et n. ano,

.\'accord''>:
Accordance, ak-kor'-dann'ce, s. (onformiti', f.
Accord.mt, ■ik-kor'.d.mn't, .f. abordant, conforme r.
Accordini,' t's i\\i-kur' ■ Vm'fine, fr. .■.n'i'ii, suivant ; - as,

selon i/ue ; - ly, ad. en con ^e'/iien, e, coni'enablemeiil.
Accost, ak-kost , v, a. accoster, aborder,
Acrostablc, ak-kos'-tabl', a. abordable.
Account, ak-kaounn'l', s. compte, m. ; relation, f. ! ii;7r,

m. ; consideration, raison, lauie, {.; nt ou upon ,ij|

— s, dans tons les cas ; upon no —, point du tour,

— book, litre de compte, ni. ; —, f. a. compter; rer.dre

compte ; estimer, considérer ; to — for, rendre rai\on

de.
Accountability, ak-kaoiinn'ta-bil'-i-tl,f.;v.r/<'«J'ii*///Vc.l.
Accountable, ak-kaounn'-ta-bl', a. responsable, lowf-

table. |bihi>.

Accountableness, ,ik-kaounii'-ta-br-ness<, t. Account. i-
Accountant, ,ik-kaounn'-tann't, s. calculateur, coin,'-
Accouple, ak-keiii>'-r, t. a, aciouf/er. [tab.'e, m.

Accoutre, akk'Hi -teiir, 7'. a. cncoutrer ; /qui fer.
Accoutrement, ak-kou'-teur-iiieiia't, j-, accoiitiein.-nt ;

ei/iiifenient, m.
Accredit, ak-kred'-lt/, v. a. accr/diter.
Accretion, ak-kri'-cheunr, s. a.croissemeni, m.
Accretive, ak-kri'-tiv^, a. croissant.
Accroach, ak-krAtch^ v. a. a.-croclier.
Accrue, ak-krou', v. n. accroître ; frorenir, r/sulter.
Accuinbeiit, ak-keum'-benn't, 11. li demi coin li/.
Accumulate, akkiou'-iiiiou-lét^, v. a. et n. accumuler ;

entasser ; s'accumuler.
Accuuiulation,ak-kiou-niioii-W-cheun?, j. rtii /(;«'/.'i»^/'<,

f. ; a<nas, m.
Accuiinilative, ak-kiou'-iniou-li|-tiv^. a. qui accumule.
Accumulator, ak-kiou'-niiou-lé-teiir, s. celui qui aicii.

mule.
Accuracy, ak'-kiou-ra-cl, s. exactitude ; Justesse, f.
Accurate, ak'-kiou-rét/, a. — ly, aii'. exact, soigneux ;

correct.
Acciir.iti-iiess ak'-kioti-rétir-ness?, s. exactitude, jus-
Accurse, ak-kenrcf", v. a. maudire. Uesse. f.

Accusable, ak-kiou'-za-bl', 1». accu.fable; coupable.
Accusation, ak-kiou-zé'-clu'un?, s. accusation, f.
Accusative, ak-kiou'-za-tiv<', s. accusatif, lu.
Accus.itory, ak-kiou'-za-teur-i, a. d'accusation, arcira-
Accuse, ak-kioiiz*', ïi. a, accuser. {toin.

Accuser, ak kiou'-zeur, s. accusateur, m.
Accustom, ak-keus'-teuin^, 7'. 11. accoutumer, habituer.
Accustoniable, ak-keus'-teum-u-bl', a. —bly, ad. haei-

tuel. usuel.
Aci iistomance, ak-keus'-teum-ann'ce, s. coutume, f.

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Accuttomary, nk-kcUi'-tcum'A-ri,«. —\\y,éii.iteivt<ti<ni/,

Alt. fcf, 1. as. III. [oriimairt.

A(frt), ii-ctrb'. d, actrbt, éfrt ; rutlt,

Acerlhile, a-cerli'-O/, v. a. itiitrir.

Acerllty, A-cer'l)l-ll, i. aigrfiir, Jcrt!/ ; rudttit, f.

Acervate, «-ccr'-vi'K, v. <i. tiifaitfr.

AcervKtion, ••cer-ve'-chcun/, s. mlajstnuiil, m.

Ace><icnl, ■•ceii-csnii'ti n. aiii'fltt.

Acetify, u-cl'-tl-fiil, t'. a. aeuli/ltr.

A>.el<>u\ a-(.t'-lcii('/, a. acrltiix.

AcliP. eke. /. iH.il ; ifiiii/eur, in. ; —, v. n./airt Uhtl.

Atliirve, .i-tclu'-v'. 1'. a. UiMfver; txi'dtltr.

Achii-vement, a-lchiv'-iiicnn't, t. rxflMt, iii, ; armMritt,

Achiever, n-tclii'-vuiir, Jt. rxftii'dir, in. If. |il.

Aili'T, fk'ir, I. iiilwrts, in. \>\.

Ai I'l, a'.Liil, (I. ai uit, aix'ty.

Aciilify, •i-tii|-l.f,i(, I'. <?. <itiii(/ltr.

Aciiliiv, it-CKl'-l-ti, Aciilncss, a'-ii'l-neiv, /. aciJM, f.

AcultUte. acUI'-ioiik't'', v. a. ni uimtr.

Aikii'iwlolk'c, nk-nol'-liljc, r. d. riioniiittirt ; aioiitr.

Ackiupwlcil^ing, ak-lii>l'.|il)i'-in'v;;(i', ii. rtioniiiiissiiiit.

Ackiiiiwlt'il^eiiivnt. nk.|iiir.iilj/.iiiciin'l, t. retoniniit-

Aciiir. ,ik'-nii, r. lomhle, in. [iitiicr, f . ; avtii, in.

Acolyte, iikVi-litc, >. nn'hlt, in.

Acnrii, (f'korn, .r. iflitmi, in. ; —, i: u. tnf>tic'r in g/.iiitt

Aciitncd, ii'.ki)rn d. ii. tici,t-ti lif i^/tiii.it.

Acorui, uk'-»-rcni.i>, r. aivi'ii\, in.

Acoustic, a-k.i(iii'.stik, a. aii';i\li./iif.

At'uisllcs n-k.iim'->tiki, i. m u^/n/itf, '. [/a-iiiei;

Atiliialnt, ukkiMirnn t, i: n. <i;r;-,'/;, i,:\fiiii'i\ in-

Aii|u,iint.\nce, itk.ki>nonn't'.niiircc. i. loniiit WatA, f.

Aci|iiaiillei1, ak'kiiiicnn t'l'il. •!. i>i/yn>if. koiiiih ; ill-

Aci|iK'st, ak-ki'iicst', (. tiiqiiiiiln'ii, t. [ttnie,

Aci|uioMf, akkdiii-css^'. ;■. n. (iifiiifxn >■.

Aciiuiesi fiice.ak-ki'ni-f^s'.sonn II'. i. ,i ./iiifurintii.'. m

Aci|iiir,>lilc, ,'ik-ki,n.tî'.r.i-lir, u. i)ii\'ii f, ni tui/ufi it .

Aciuiri", ,ik.ki>n.iirc', :•. ,/. iu,jii rir.

Aciiuirciiiunt, ak'k'>n.iir'.iiit'im't, i. i«ii//(/,i/;i)»/. Ami',

Ai.(|iilrfr, ak-kon.n'ri-ur, i\ ii' •;iifrfiii-, in. fiiiii, I'.

Ac'luiMtidn, nkkoul'-zich'-rtnir', r. iiti/iii.vHion, I.

Aci|iiwilJvo, akkoult'-l-tivr, ,i iiii/ih<,i;:ii;itf'.

Ac>|uil, akkimit', v, a. ttn/iiifffr, ii.'iw'.n'/y,

Aciniitiiicnt, .ik-koiiitir'.nioim't, Adi'.iittal, ak-konitc'-.il,

.1. lll:fltl/ff»lf)l/. III.

Aci|uitt.inco, akkmiil'-ann'io, s. iir(fui//f»ieiif, im. ;

Acre, é'kenr, .r. acrf, arfent, in. l,-iii:',t>i'-', (.

Acrid, .ik'-rid, (». ilne.

Acridniss, ak'-ridiii'sso, .f. i/r/W/, f.

Ai riiniiniiins, .ik-ri-nu'i'-ni-CMi;!', a. ii< rivioitifuv : ,li rf ;

Acrimimy, ak'-rlinô-ni, s. tt<tii>i,'in>, I. (/ i/:i,}>il,

Acrittidc. ak'-ri-timid,-, v. rfr/r.V, f.

Acriiss. .i-kross', nil. tt /*•. df travers, tn croix; à

Acrostic, a-kros'-tik, s. ao-ostuhf, in. (/nirrrt.

Art, aki, acte, in. j action, (. ; f.\/>/oit,m. ; — of otiluion,

amnistie, f. ; —, v. a. et ti. axir, oferer: jouer.
Action, ak'-cheiin^, s. nctioii, f.; />ri>tf\, m.
Actionable, ak'-cliennn-.i lil', ,i. miet ^ firoch.
Actioii.iry. ak'-clieniiii-a-rl, Actionist, ak'-clieunn-lstc, j-.

iictioiiiiaire, in.
Active, ak'-tiw, a. — ly, ait. actif, at;i.'e ; teste.
Aciiveness. ak'-tiv^-ness^. Activity, .iktiv'-i-ti, X. atli-

vite ; s.'iiplesse, (.
Actor, .ik'-ttur, s. acteur, m.
Actress, ak'-trossr, .r. actrice, f.
Actual, ak'-tcliicm-al, a. — ly, <»./. actuel, r/el.
Actuality, ak-tcliinn-al'-i-ti, s. renlite, (.
Actuary, ak'-tcliiou-n-ri, s. i^reffier, in.
Actuate, ak'-tcliiou.(?l<', ?/. a. mettre en action, exciter,
Acu.ttc, ak'-ion-eti'. v. a. ai;;iiiser. [anitner.

Aculeate, a-kion'-li-ef^ a. /•oiutii, />i,/iiaiit.
Acumen, a-kion'-iiieimc, s. pointe : vi7;icite c{'esf<ril, f.
Acuiiiin.ited, a-kiou-iiii-ne-tcd, a. eu pointe.
Acute, a-klunt?', a, — ly, aii. aii^u ; Jin, siiblii ; —, s.

accent ai).n4, m.
Acutciitfss, a-ki'>ntc'.ncss^. s. fointe ; force: vivacité
Ailacted, a-dak'-ted, a. en/once. Jorce [ti'cfrit, {.

Adage, ad'.éd>,v, .(./.icA in.
Adamant, ad'-a-iiiann't, ,v. ,ù\iinaiit, in.
Ad.iinantean, ad-a-iiiann-ti'-an^ a. adamantin.
Adamantine, nd-a-inann'-tin^ a. de duiinant; tern-

klablt au diamnnf.
Ad.ipt, a-dapt', v. a. adapter, ajuster.
Adaptable, a-dap'-ta-bl", a. appliciNe.
Adaptation, ad-ap-té'-clioun^ Ad.iption, a-dap'-cheuiu*,

s. adaft,ition, f.
Adays, é-dèz', now —, a,{. à présent.
Add, add, v. a. ajouter .-joindre ; to — up, aJJilionner.
Addable, ad'-d.i-bl'. v. AddiLlc.
Addeein, ad-dimr, v. a. estimer, Ju^tr.
Adder, ad'-eur, s. vipère, f.
Addible, ad'-di.bl", a. qui peut /tre a/out/.
Addict, ad-dikt', v. a. s'adonner, secomacrer, se livrer.

Addli lednCM, nd-illk' tcdiicts'', t. al'itcJtehlen/. m.
Addlcllciii, .td-dlk'-t licMin/, s. diHoutmrnt, ptinJtiiHl.
Atldilhin, Md-dl'-cheiiii/, j. aaditioii , aiifmciitaiioH, t,
Addlliiiii.tl, Ail-di'.tliennn..d, a. — ly, a,f. ad.liiioiintt ;

til outre, en sus, de plus.
Addle, .id dl', ii. toiiii; gdté ; éctnelé; — hcdUedi

— paled, éctrvelé ; — , t'. il. rendre tiérilt.
Aililreiv ad-re»w', t. allocution; adresse; tiext/rit/,

Hahilete ; cour, t.; — , t'. il. preparer; ad rester j
Addresser, ail-re<iV-neur, s. pétitionnaire, m. \,thordtr.
Adduce, .id dioiicc', t'. a. produire . a/,e,;uer.
Ad liicible, addiiiir-cllil', ii. i/iioii peut ,tlle:'u*r,
Adrjiicticii, ad-dciik'-ilutiii^, s. allegation, f.
Aduinptiuii, .i-dcinp'clieiin/, s. ademption, f.
Adi'pt, a-dfpt', r. adepte, m. [r/?»i/,

Ailripi.iie, ad'-l-konel/, ir. — ly, ad. proforticniié . \uff-
Ade>|.i,ilcncN<i, ad'-lkiuiét/.ticsv, s. tiiiti proportion,
Aidicrc, ad liirr', v. <i. ,idliérer, \'a'taiher. \,\-,tlite, I,
Adliereiieu, adlii'.renn'ic, s. adherence ; adhesion, t,
Ailhcrciit, nd'hi'-rcnn't, a. adhertni.
Ailherer, ndhi'reiir, s. adherent, m.
Adhesion, addii'./ieniK', s. adhésion ; adhérence, t.
Adhesive, addir-iivc, a. adheii/.
Adhesiveness, ad-lil'-^ivciicsv, t. ténacité, vlicJiité, f.
Adhiblt, .id-jiih'.it.', f. a. employer.
Adhjbitiiiii, ail hi liii h'-eiiiv, s, emploi, usage, m.
.\dlii,rl.iliiin. .idlmr ti''.cheiiiio s. exhortât. .'U, I.
Adi.ipliiiMii», a-diaf -A.reiicc, il. iilditfereir.
Adieu, .l'iboii'. s. adieu, tu.
Ailip'Ms, .id'.i-peucf, a. atlipeux.
Ad.t, .1,1 •iti', r. putS'He .t.uiterrtiiii, m.
A Ij.u, iicy, ,id-J<i'.triiir-ti, ï. lo^iti^iiité, f.
AdJ.ii ont, ad-je'-ccnn't, a. a,{/accnt, oiiri^n,
AdiucI, .id'Jekt', i'. a. a/outer, joindre.
.idjcctiuli, uddvk'-chenn^ s. addition, f. \ii;e:n'n'.
.\tljcctive, ad ■Jck-tIvi', n. a,ljectij, m. ; — ly, ii •. .(,/ ,.
.V.l|uiii, ad'.djoiiif', 7. il. et n. aJjoindre, ajoufer , ■ ,f

tontigii.
.Vdj"iirn, .id-|i'iirn^ t. a. et »;. ajourner ; s'.iioiirner.
.VdjiyirniiK'iii, ail-Jeiirn'-iiienii't, >. itjouriiemen/, ni.
.\djudv[e, ,id-djeiidlc', t. a. a,ljii^er ; coiulani'ier.
.\djiid>;iiiieiit, ad-djrndj^'-Mienii t, s. im.'cmcnt, in.
Ailjiidicate, iKl-jincrdi-ki-ti*, i'. a. nd/ugcr.
A Ijiidii.iliiin, ad-jioU'di-kO'-chcnn«, j. aitJudicalioH ;

dc'i ision, f.
Adjinneiit, ail-lioti'-nimn't, .f. aide, f. [complément, m-
Adjumi, .id-dfcnn'kt^', I». iii//ii«i', «wi/ -, s. adjoi;f.
Aifinn, tiuii, ai' djrnn'k'-cheniii', j. adjoniiion. uddi,

tion, f.
AdjiiM live, ad-djcun'k'-tlvi', a. Joignant ; — ly, ad. par

addition.
Adjuration, ad-djiou-ré'-chounc, s. adjuration, f.
Adjure, adiliicuirL'', v. a. ad/urer ; ionjurer, implorer.
Adjust, ad-djeiist', v. a. ajuster ; irgier.
Adjuster. aif-dji!iis'.teiir, s. ajmteiu , m.
Adjintinciit, ijd-djeiist'.inenirt, s. ajuitentent, m. ; con-
ciliation, f. ; aciord, m.
Ailjniancy, ad'-djinu-tannci, s. grade ,radiiidanr, m,
Adjiit.int, ad-djioiit.inn't, s. ,idjiidant ; aide-ni.i ot , m.
Ailjutor, ,id-djH)U'-tcur, s. aide, m.
Adjuv.int, ad'-d|ioii-vaim't, n. aidant ; J'avorable.
Adjnvate, .iir-djion-veti-, x: a. aider. [dimemioii, f.
Adiiie.isiireiuent, ad-iiit'j'-ioiirf-nii.-MM't, .t. wri/(<(/.,T,iii. ;
Adminicle, ad-niin'-i.kl', .f. adminicule, m. ; aide, i.
Adiiiiiiicular, ad-iin-nik'-ioular, a. qui aide.
Adiiiinister, ad iiiin'-is-teur, Adininistratu, ad-niln'ds-

trét^, V. a. tt n. administrer ; Journir ; pourvoir ;

contribuer; donner ; to — an o.\\\\,/aire préttr ter-

tnent, déférer le serment.
Adiiiinistr.ition, ad-niin-is-trë'-cheun^ s. administra-

tioit ; ttistribution, f.
Adn^iiistrative, adinin'-is-tré-tiv^, a. admini.tlraHi.
Adininistratur, ad-iiiin-is-tri.'-te'.ir, s. administrateur, m.
Administratorship, ad-inin-is-tre'-teur-chii), s. fonctions

if administrateur, f, pi.
Administratrix, ad-inin-is'-tre'-trikc^ s. administra-
trice, f.
Adinir.ibility, ad-mi-rad>ir-l-tl, v. Adinirableness.
Admiralile, ad'nii-ra-lil', ii. — bly, ad. adi/iirab.'e.
Admirableness, ad-nii-ra-bl-ncss^, s. merveilleux, m. ;

excellence, f.
Admiriil, ad'-mi-ral, s. amiral, m.
Admiralship, ad'-ini-ral-chip, s. dignité ou chu, ^e

d'amiral, f.
Admiralty, ad'-iiii-ral-ti, s. amirauté, t.
Admiration, ad-iiii-ré'-cheunc, s. admiration, f.
Admire, ad-niaïr', v. a. admirer; adorer. \trice, f.

Admirer, ad-maï'-reur, s. admirateur, m.; admira-
Adniiringly, ad-nia'i'-rin'gx^-li, ad. ai ec admiration.
Admissibility, ad-iiiis-si-bird-ti, s. admissibilité, f.
Admissible, ad-niis'-sid)r, a. —bly, ad, admistiblt ;

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Admission, ad-ii)ich':eun^, s. admission, eiitre'f, i. ;

aah, in.
Admit, ad-init', v. a. adinettrt ; accorjtr.
A'liiiittalile, ad-iiiil'-t.i-br, a. admissible.
\dinittance, ad-iuit'-lniurcc', s. admission, f. ; aocs,

111. : cHtrie, f.
Admix, ad-niikcr, ',/. a. tnélef.
Admixtion, ad-mikb'-tclieuii^, x. mixtion, f.
Adiiiuliirc, ad-mikh'-tclieur, s. in/lani;e, iii.
Admonish, aU-nionii'-ich^ v. (i. avertir, firc'-enir;

reprendre,
Adnumislicr, ad-monn'-ich-eiir, s. monitenr, ni.
Adiiionislinicnt, ad-inonn'-icli-iiien;rt, Adniunllion, ad-

nionn-lch'-cnn*', j. admonition ; rcmoiitittiue, f.
Adiiionitioiicr, ad-iiiA-iiicli'-cunii-ciir, Adiii'jiiitor, ad-

iiiomi'-i-tciir, s. censenr, in.
Admonitory, ad-iiioiin'-I-tciir-i, a. tii.utiloire.
Admove, ad-inouvc', v. a. a/iproiher.
Ado, a-dou', s, peine, f. ; vmarme, in.
Adolescente, — cy, ad-o-les'-cenu'c^, —ci, s. adoles-

fence, I
Adolescent, ad-ô-les'-cenn't, s. adolescent, in.
Adonize, ad-ô-naïze', v. a, adoniser.
Adopt, ad-opt', V. a. adopter,
Adoptcdiy, ad-op'-ted-li, ad. par adoption.
Adopter, ad-op'-teiir, s. telui (/ni adopte.
Adoption, ad-op'-cheuiif, s. adoption, f.
Adoptive, ad Dp'-tivc, a. adoptif.
Ador.ible, ad-6 -r.i-bl', a. — biy, ad. adorable.
Adorableness, ad-o'-ra-bl'-ness^, .v. qr.alili/ adorable, f.
Adoration, ad-ô-ni'-clienmr, adoration, f.
Adore, ad-ore', v. a. adorer.
Ailorer, ad-A'-reur, J. «yord/^wr, in.
Adorn, ad-orn', v. a. orner, parer. : . .

Adorner, ad-orn'-cur, s. décorateur, in.
Adornment, ail-orii'nicun't, s. ornement, m. ; parure, f.
Adown, a-d,iouiiu', ad. en bas, à terre, parterre.
Adrift, a-ilrift', c d. en dc'rive.
Adroit, ;i-droïti?' , a. — ly, ad. adr:>it, habile.
Adroitness, .i-doïtî'-ness/", f. a(/;rijc, f. - . . '.

Adry, a-dra ', id. alteW.

Adscititious ■.d-ci-ti'-clieiic#, a. suppUmentaire,
A<Uilation, a .-jiou-lé-choun?, /. adnlation, f.
Adulator, au-jiou-lé-teur, s. adulateur, m.
Adulatory, ad'-jiou-ld-teur-i, a. adulateur.
Adul.-itress, ad'-jiou-lé-tress<?, s. adulatrice, f.
Adult, a-doult^, a. adulte.
Adulterate, a-deul'-teur-ét^, v. a. alte'rer,falsijîer; — ,

II. — ly, ad. falsijii', altère : en adultère.
Adulterateness, a-deur-tenr-étf-ness<r. Adulteration, a-

ileul'-teur-é-cheun^, s. atteratia)!, falsification, f.
Adulterator, a-dcul'-teur-c-teur, s. falsificateur, fre-

lateur, m.
Adulterer, — teress, a-dcul'-teur-eur, — teur-ess^, s.

adultère, m. et f.
Adulterine, a-deul'-teur-aïn?, a. adultérin.
Adulterous, a-dcul'-teur-cucf, a. — ly, ad. adultère;

faux ; en adultère.
Adultery, ,vdeur-teur-i, s. adultère, ni.
Adultness, a-deult'-ness^, j. adolescence, f.
Adumbrate, <id-euni'-brt!t;, v. a. ébaucher, esquisser.
Adumbration, ad-euni-brd'-clieunr,y: esquisse, f,
Aduncous, a-deunu'-keuct", a. crochu ; aquilon.
Adure, a-dioure', ï-'. a. briller,
Adust, ad-eust', a. brûlé.
Adustible, a-deus'-ti-bl', a. combustible.
Adustion, a-dens'-tclieuiw, s. adustion, f.
Advance, ad-vann'ce', s. avanceinent, ni. ; avance, f. ;

progris, m. ; in — , par avance ; — , v. a. et u.

avancer 1 approcher; s'az'ancer.
Advancement, ad - vann'ce' - ineim"t, s. avancement,

progrès, m.
Advancer, ad-vann'-ceur, .r. protecteur, m.
Advantage, ad-vann'-téilj<r, s. avantage, m. ; to — ,

avantageusement ; — , f. a, et ii. avantager ;

profiter; servira, {tageux.

Advantai^eous, ad-vann-td'-djeuc^, a. — ly, att. avan-
Advantaijeousness, ad-vanii-té-djeucf-ness^, s. avan-
tage, ni.
Advenient, ad-vi'-nl-enn't, a. accessoire, survenant.
Advent, ad'-venn't, j. jij'cnt, m.

Adventitious, ad-venn-tich'-euce, a. — ly, ad. accidentel,
Adventive, ad-venn'-tive, a. accidentel. {fortuit.

Adventual, ad-venn'-tchiou-al, a. de l'Avent.
Adventure, ad-venn'-tchicur^, j. aventure, f. j hasard,

m, ; — , %', a. et n. aventurer. Hasarder ; s'aventurer.
Adventtirer, ad-venn'-tchiou-reur, s. aventurier, m.
Adventuresome, ad-veim'-tchiour-seunw, a. hasardeux.
Adventuresomeness, ad-vcnti'-tchiour-seum<-ness^, *.

audace, hardiesse, f.
Adventurous, ad-veim'-tcbiour-cucf, a. — ly, ad, aven-

tureux, téméraire.

ad ■ venn' • tchigu • reuc< • ness/,

ni/, aveiti, consi-ilU;
s. délibération, pré-
conseil, m. ; délibéra-

Advcnturousness,
audace, f.

Adverb, ad'-verb^, .t. adverbe, m.
' Adverbial, ad-ver'-bl-al, a. — ly, ad. adverbial.

Adversary, ad-vcr-sa-ri, s. adversaire, ennemi, m.
I Adverse, ad'-vers^, a. adverse, contraire ; hostile ; — ly,
: ad. en adversaire.

I Advcrseness, ad'-vers^-ness^, s. adversité, t.
; Adversity, ad-ver'-si-ti, s. adversité, tnisère, f.
1 Advert, ad-vcrte', v. n. remarquer ; fairt allusion.

Advertence, — cy, ad-ver'-tenn cir, —cl, s. attention, f.
\ Advertise, ad'vcr-t.ilze, v. a. informer ; annoncer.
i Advertisement, ad-vcr'-tiz?-mcun't, s, avertissement,
\ avis, m.

. Advertiser, ad-vcr-taï'-zcur, s. donneur d'avis,
j .\d\ice, ;id-vaTc<*, s. ai'is, conseil, m.
• Advisable, n<l-vai-za-br, a. convenable.
I Advisableness, ad-val-za-bl'-ness*-, s. convenance, f.

Advise, ad-vaï-ze', v. a. et ». conseiller, man,ier;
donner avis ; dclibérer ; consulter.

Advised, ad-v,'.l:-'d', prt. —1^,
priidiiit ; de propos délil'ére.

Adviscdnoss, ad-vai'-zed-ness*.
caution, f.

AdviseiueiU, ad-vauf-nienn't, s.
tion, (.

Atlviser, ad-vaï'-zenr, s. conseiller, m.

Advocacy, ad'-vô-ka-ci, s. defense, f. [soutenir.

Advocate, ad'-vô-kdt/, s. avocat, m. ; — , v. a. défendre.

Advocateship, ■id'-vi\-kctc-cliip, s. profession dav.hai, t.

Advocation, ail-vô-ké-clicunc, s. plaidoirie; intei--
cession, t.

Advowee, ad-vaou'-i, .f. /ai';c/i ,• ca!l,iteur ; aivnc.ny,

Advowsoii, ad-vaou'-zeuiur, s. collation, f,

\ilzc, ;u\ze, s. doloire, {. - ... . ■■•.

tAefauld, é-fAldc', a. j«/«/'''"-

/Hr.i, i-ra, s. ère, époque, t. ' .

Aerial, d-i'-ri-al, a. cu'rien. . .

Aerometer, é-eur-om'-i-teur, s. aéromètre, m.-

Aeronaut, é'-eur-o-iiilt<?, s. aéronaute, m.

Aeronautic, <-cur-o-u4'-tik, a. aérostatique ; —3, s. //,

aerostation, f.
Aerostat, é'-eur-os-tattr, s. aérostat, m. .'..-,

Aerostatic, ^eur-os-tat'-ik, a. aérostatique.
Aerostationî^-eur-os-té'-chcunf, s. aérostation, f, . .
Aery, i'-ri, s. aire, f.
i-Kstival, es'-ti-val, etc., v. Estival, etc.
Afar, a-far', ad. loin, de loin,
AfeariX, a-ûtd', a. craintif. ...

tAfT, V. Off.

AlTability, af-fa-bil'-i-ti, s. affabilité, f.
Affable, af-fa-bl', a. — bly, ad. affable ; avec affabilité.
Affableness, at'-fa-bl'-ness»', s. affabilité, f.
Atfabrous, af-fé-breucr, a. parfait, achevé.
Affabulation, af-rab-iou-le-cUeuii^, s. ntorale dune

fable, f.
Affair, af-ère, s. affaire, t.
Affect, af-fect', s. affection, passion, t. ; — , v. a. affecter i

toucher; aspirera.
Alfectate, af-fck'-tét*, a. affecte.
Affectation, af-fek-té-cheuiw, s. affectation, t.
Affectedly, af-fek'-ted-li, ad. avec affectation, f.
Affectedness, af-fek'-tcd-ness«, s. affectation, afféterie,

feinte, (. [tique.

Alfectinfî, af-fek'-tin'-g«^, a. — ly, ad. touchant, path':
Affection, aC-fek'-cheunr, s. affection; passion; in-
clination, f.
Affectionate, af-fek'-cheunn-ét^, a. — ly, ad. affectueux,

affectionné, passionné.
Affectionateness, af-fek'-cheunn-iit;-ncss^. j. affection,

tendresse, i.
Alfectioned, af-fek'-cheunn'd, s. affectueux, enclin.
Affective, af-fek'-tiv<% a. touchant.
Affectnosity, af-fek'-tchiou-os'-i-ti, s. affection, f.
Affectuous, af-fek'-tchiou-euc<», a. affectueux.
Affiance, af-fai'-ann'cf, s. fiançailles, t. pi. ; — , v. a.

Jiancer, confier.
Affidation, af-fi-dé'-cheun^, AfGdature, af-fi-dé'-tchiour*,

s. contrat mutuel, ni.
Affidavit, af-fi-dé'-vit?, s. déclaration sous serment, f.
Affiliate, af-fil'-itétc, v. a. affilier.
Affiliation, af-fil-U-é'-cheunc, s. affiliation, f,
Atfinage, af -fi-nédj*, s. affinage, m.
Afiineu, af-faï-n'd, a. allié.

Affinity, af-finn'-i-ti, J. o^HiYf, f. -, i

Atfirm, af-ferm', v. a. affirmer : coufirmtr. • i . •
Affirmance, af-fer'-manu'c^ s. confirtnation, f,
AffirmaiiC, af-fer'-mann't, s. celui qui affir}Ht, déposant.
Affirmation, af-fer-mé-cheuiK, s. affrmation, f. L'"'
Affirmative, af-fer'-ina-tiv*, a. — ly, ad, nffirtnatif; — »

s. affirmative, f.
Affinucr, af-fei'-incur, s, celui çui affirmt.

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Affix, af-filcs', V, a. annexer-, atlachey.
Alflatus, nf-fli-tcuc^, s. somffie, iii. i inspiicitioii, f. ,

Alliict, af-tlikt', v. a. afftii;tr, tounnenler. \

Altlictcdiioss, af-IIik'-tcd-noss^, s. ajflktion, douleur, I. ,
!\lHii:tcr, af-llik'-t'.ur, j-, celui i/ui ajfiiae.
Alilictiiin, al-Hik'-cheunr, s. qJflicUoit, dculeur, f.
Afflictive, af-Hik"'-tiv(f, ajfflit:(ant. \

Alliiicnix', — cy, nl'-fliou-emi'te, —ci, r. a£lue)ut, (.
AHluciit, af •tlion-cimt, a. — ly, ad. affilient; abondai:/,
Alliuciitiicss, iif'-fliuii-ciin"t-iicss^, s. a_fftii(ncc, aton-

lUiut, f. i

Altliix, .if-flciikti', Aflliixion, nf-flcuk-cliciinc, s. afflux,

,11 IJ3, 111.

Aif"iil, af-lordc', 7'. a. produite, foiiinir ; avoir de quoi.

AlfriiicliiM', iif-fraim' tclii/!, v. a. aj/'ra nt /t i r.

Ailray, al'-frc', f. ir. <yyViJ.)d/-,' —, Airraymciit, .-xffrt;'-

incnn't, s. (fuerelle. émeute, f.
AfireiKht, a(-frctc, v. a. affréter.
Alfrcl;;litcr, af-frc-'-teiir, i. affréteur, in,
Airreii;litiiieiit, af-frcte'-mean't, s. affrètement, m.
Allrii;at, af-raïu', s. frayeur, i ; effroi, m, ; — , v. a.

/(frayer.
Aliroiit, nf-reunii't', s. affront, outrage, n\. ; —, f. a.

all'ronter, outra);er, hrazer.
Alirimter, af-reuim'-tciir, s. celui qui /ait un affront.
Alfronlini;, af-rt'iiim'-liiri;«c', Affrontive, af-rcimii'-livc,

a. insultant, outrageant.
Alîuse, af-fiouz', v. a. verser sur, asf<crger,
Alfiisi'in. af-fiou'-jeun^, s. aspersion, f.
Atfy, af-f.ii', 7'. a. et n. /tancer ; se fier à.
At.clil. aliUi', nd. dans les champs, au n/iaiiip.
Artit, a-fiatf', ad. de niveau.
Artuat, a-ftôt^', ad. à/ot.
Al'uut, ,a-(out(r', ad, à pied ; en train.
Aljru. a-fôrf', /r. et ad. devant; de: l'avant ; par de-

7-aiit ; — ,1,'ofnif, a. précédent ; —said, if. susdit.
Afr.iiil, a-fre(i<^. a. effrayé.
A(rcs!i, africtiir', ad. de nouveau.
Airoiit, a-lreunn't', ad. de/ront, en/ace.
Aft, iiftf, ad. à l'arriére, en arriére ; \ — , v. Oft.
lAften, aP-fii, v. Ol'teii.

After, af'-teur, /r. et ad. après, derrière ; suivant ; en-
suite; to be — one, ressembler à q. ; to look — one,
rechercher q.; —, a. ultérieur, suivant /iitiir; — a^es,
s. pi. postérité, f. ; — birth, s. arrière-/aix, ni. ; —
cuiller, s. successeur, m. ; — crop, s. seconde récolte,
S. ; — (liiincr, s après-dtner, m. ; — game, s. re-
vanche, f. ; — grass, s. regain, m. ; t — neiul, ad. en-
suite ; — hope, s. espoir, m,; — love, s. second
amour, ni. ; — math, s. retrain, ni. ; — noon, s. après-
tiiii/i, m. ; — part, s. dernière partie, f. ; — piece, s.
piti'.e pièce, f. : — reckoning, s. révision de comptes, f. ;
nouveau compte, m. ; — sail, s. voile de l'arrière, f. ;
— taste, J. déboire, m. ; — thought, s. arrière-pensée,
f . ; —times, s. pi. avenir, m. ; —wards, ad. ensuite,
puis, après ; — wit, s. esprit tardi/; second expédient,
m. ; — wrath, s. ressentiment, m.
Ajjalii, a.-^uénè' , ad. encore, de tioiiveaii ; de plus, de
retour, en rêva ncèie ; — and — , plusieurs /ois ; à
plusieurs reprises ; over — , encore une/ois.
Aj;aiiist, a-g»<enn'st', Pr. contre; vers, sur, à ; over —,

vis-à-vis.
A^ape, a-guépe', ad. la bouche béante.
Ajjabt, a-gast', a. épouvanté, effaré,
Ajjate, ag'-ate, s. agate, f.
A){aze, a^-ézï', 7/. a. ébahir, étourdir.
Aije, éAy, s. âge; siècle, m.; vieilleise, f . ; of — ,

majeur; under — , mineur.
Aijeif, é'-djed, a. âgé, vieux ; — ly, ad. en vieillard.
Aijency, é-djenn-ci, s. action ; agence, f.
A};enda, é-djenn'-da, i\ agenda, m.
Agent, é'-djenn't, s. agent, employé, payeur, m.
Ajîentship, é'-djeniit-chipp?, s. agence, i.
Aggerate, ad'-djeur-étf, v. a. amonceler.
Agglomerate, ag-glom'-eur-étf, v. a. et n. agglomérer ;

s agglomérer ; pelotonner.
Agijlomeration, ag-glom-eur-é'-chemif, s. aggloméra-
tion, f.
A;,'i,'lutinate, ag-gliou'-tinétf, v. a. agglutiner, coller.
A),'i;lmination, ag-gliou-ti-né'-cheunir, s. agglutination, f.
.\i;grandizt, ag'-grann-daïzf, v. a. agrandir.
Aij>;randizeinent, ag-graim'-daïz*-menn't, s. agrandisse-
ment, m.
A(;gravate, ag'-gra-v<5t^, v. a. agraver, exagérer.
Aggravation, ag-gra-vé'-cheun<, s. aggravation ; ex-
agération, f.
Aggregate, ag'-gri-gxét^, a. assemblé, agrégé; — ly,
ad. collectivement, en masse; — , s. agrégé! montant,
m. ; —, V, a, assembler, réunir.
Aggregation, ag-gri-gKé'-cheunf, s, tr^régalicn, t. ;

assemblage, ni.
Agsrcss, ag-gressf', v. a. attaquer

\ A^ïgrtfssion, ag-grècli'-eiim', s. agression, attaque, f.
I Aggressive, ag-grcs'-siv!-, a. offensi/, hostile.
I Aggressor, iag-gress'-cur, .t. agresseur, m,
, Aggrievance, ag-gri'-vai(1\'c^, s. grie/, «i, ; injure,
tort. 111,

Aggrieve, ag-gri\[', v. a. ch.igriner, molester.
' Aggroup, ag-gruup?', 7'. a. grouper.

A„'ii,ist, a-gast«', a. effaré, effrayé.

Agile, adj'-il, a. agile, actif; leste.

AKilcness, .idj'-il-iiessf'. Agility, adj-il'-i-li, s. agili.'i

f. ;

r.

Agio, <5'-Uji-o, s. agio, ni. [diter.

Agitate, adj'-l-tétf', -'. «. axi'er, remuer, troubler, ine-
Agitation, adji-té'-theiiiv, s. agitation, i. ; trouble, m. ;

discussion, (.
Agitator, adj-i-té'-tour, s. a,i,'ilafeur, m.
Aglet, ag'lett^, .t. aiguillette, f.
Agiiiinal, ag'-mi-iiiil, a. de troupe.
Agnail, ag'iiélc, s. paniris, ni.
Agnate, ag'-mitir, a. agnat, parent.
Agnau'c, ag-nii'-tik, ei. (igmitique.
Agnation, ag-né'-cheiini', .f. ax nation, (.
Agnition, ag-nicir-eunt", i^. reconnaissance, f.
Ag.iize, ag-naïz(r', v. a. reconn.iltre, avouer.
Agnominate, ag-noni'-i-néte', v. a. nommer. [ni

Agnomination, ag-nom-i-no'-chcuiic, s. nom de guerre.
Ago, a-go', ad. passé; lung—, il y a longtemps; .i

year —, il y a un au.
Agog, a-gog', ad. avec désir.
Aguiiig, a-go'-in-g^'c, a. en mouvement.
Agone, a-gone', v. Ago.
Agiinizc, ag'-6-iiaïze, ;'. a. et n. agoniser; torturer;

être à la torture.
Agoni.;iiig, aj^'-ô-naïz-in'g»;!'. a. - ly, ad. déchirant;

'lune manière déchirante.
Agony, .^g'-ô-ni, ,>■. agonie ; angoisse, f. ,- " ' . ,,; ■•
Agood, a-goude' nd. tout de bon.
Agrarian, a-gré'rian, ,». agraire.
Agrei', agri', 7'. ;;. être d'a.cord ; consentir, convenir;

se > éconcilter.
.Agreeable, a-gri'-a-bl', a. — b'y, ad. agre\>ble, come-

nable, con/orme.
Agrecableness, a-gii'-a-br-ness<', J. con/orniité, f. ; ir.-

cord ; agrément, m.
Aijreod, a-grid', a. convenu, cCaccord ; admis.
Aijrceingly, a-gri-in'g/ic-li, ad. confoime'meiit.
.■\greeiiigness, a-gri'-m'g//(;-ness^, s. conformité, f.
Agreeiiient, a-gri'-nieiiii't, s. accord, ni. ; resemblance,

t. ; rapport ; accommodement, ni.
Agrestical, ag-res'-ti-kal, a. champêtre grossier.
Agricultor, ag'-ri-keul-teur. s. agriculteur, m.
Agricultural, ag-ri-kenl'-tcliiuur-eul, a. d'agriculture.
Agriculture, ag-ri-keul'-tchieiire, s. agriculture, f.
Aground, a-pruunn'd', ad. échoué.
Ague, é'-g«iou, s. fièvre, t. ; — fit, s. accès de fièvre, ni.
Aguish, e'-gKiou-ichf, a. fiévreux.
Aguishness, é'-gxioii-ichf-ness^, s. e'tat/îévreu.v.
Ah, a, int. ahl hélas t

Ahead, a-hed', ad. en avant. •

Alieight, a-haït(^, ad. en haut.
I.Vhilit, a-haïnn't', ad. derrière.
Ahull, a-lieul', ad. à sec.
{Aiblins, é'-Llinnc^, ad. peut-être.

Aid, édc, s, aid, t. ; secours, m. ; — de camp, aide-de-
camp, m.; —, V. a. aider, assister.
Ai. 1er, cd'-eur, s. aide, m.
.■\i.ling, éd'-in'g/jt', ,c aide, assistance, f.
i .\idless, éd'-less?, sans secours, délaissé.
j Aigulet, é'-g'nou-lettc, s. aiguillette, f.
I Ail, é\e, s. indisposition, f, ; »,7i»/, m. ; —, v. a. causer
I de la peine, inquiéter ; what .n'is you? quel mal ai ei-
i Ailing, ei'-iirgwr, a. indisposé, souffrant. [vous !

j ."Viliiient, el'-menu't, _'■. mal, m. ; douleur, f.

Aim, éiiic, s. but, m. ; l'isée, mire, f. ; —, 7'. a. et n.
I ajuster ; diriger; viser; aspirer; deiiner.
< t-'Vi'i, éne, 7'. Own.
i Aines, Aiiice, t!iiu'c<r, 7'. Once.

Air, air, s. air, in. ; — balloon, s. aérostat, in. ; —built,
a. en fair; chimérique ; — giin, s fusil à vent, m. ;
I — hole, s. soupirail, m. j — puni]), j-. machine pneuma-
tique, f. ! — threads, s. pi. fils de la bonne l'ierge, m.
pi.: — Uunk, s. ventil.iteur, m. j —, t'. a. mettre à
l'air, éventer; chauffer; to — one's self, prendre
lair ; \ —, v. Karly.
Airiness, air'-i-ness*-, s. vivacité, f.
Airing, air'-in'g«^, s. promenade, f. ; to take an —,

prendre l'air.
f Aim, érii', v. Iron.

JAirt, érf, s. degré de boussole, m. ; —, v. a. diriger.
Airy, air'-i, a. aérien; léger ; vif; chimérique.
Aisle, aïl^ s. aile, f. ; bas-côté, m.
tAits, ét's, r. Oats.
i.\ivcr, .\ver, é'-veur, s. dtnatàt trait, ro.

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Aiar, adjar', <t. tntre-bâiUé.

tAjee, .i-ciji', ad. lU travers.

Aiuta);e, a-djiou'-toilj^ s. ajoutoir, m.

Ake, eke, v. Aclie,

Akin, a-kin', a. proche ; parent.

Alahaster, al'-a-oas-teur, s. albâtre, m.

Alack, a-lak', i>it. he/as !

Alacriously, a-lak'-ri-euc^-li, ad. avec ardeur, /,'aic»ieul.

Alacrity, a-lak'-ri-ti, s. vnacilc, ardeur, {. ; einpres^e-
nteut, m.

Aland, a-lanntli*, ad. à terre.

+Alanc, a-lénc', v, Alonc.

Alarm, a-lanii^', s. alarme, f. ; appel, m.; — bell, r.
tocsin, m. ; — watch, s. reT.'cilk-iii(itin, m. ; — , v, a.

Alarmist, a-lar'-mist^, s. alarmiste, m. [alarmer.

Alas, a-lasb' int. Mlas !

Alb, albf, s. aube, (.

Albeit, al-bi'-it^, c. çuoi,/ue, bien que.

Albescent, al-bcs'-seiintc, a. blanchissant.

Albinos, ai-baï'-nos, s. albinos, ni.

Albujjo, al-biou'-v;o, s. blanc de tail, m.

Album, al'-beuniï', s. album, ni.

Albumen, til-biou'-nicnn, s. albumine, f.

Album, al'-benrnc, s. aubier, ni.

Alcliymist, arki-inistc, s. ah hitnistr, ni.

Alr.liyniy, al'-ki-nii, s. alchimie, f.

Alcuhol, al'-ki'i-liol, ,r. alccol, m.

Alciiliiilize, al'-kô'-li'il-iiîrc. v. a. alcooliser.

Ali.'ove, nl-ki'iV('', .r. alcf-.'c, f. ; bosi/nr/, m.

Ailler, al'-cleur, s. aune, m. ; — ii'mi, annale, f.

Alderman, al'-ilem-nian^, s. alderman, echc-'in, ni.

Alilerm.inlikc, ar-(li-ur-i«anf-l.iike, ad. en alderman.

.\ldorn, al'dciirnc, a. d'itiine.

Aie, i-ie, s. aile, (. ; — brewer, s. bras>eiif d'aile, m. ; -
liiHif, s. lierre terrestre, ni. ; - lunibe, s. talunl, m. ,
liouie-keeper, r. cabareticr, ni.

A-lce, a-li', ad. sous le veut.

Alembic, a-lem'-bik, s. alambic, m.

Alert, al-ert?', a. alerte ; vix'ilant.

.VIertness, a-lert/-ness^, s. vivacité, f,

.\lv;a, al'-tja, s. aligne, (.

Alitâtes, ,'il'-i,'«ijt's, ad. Utoutpri.w

Aljfebra, al'dji-bri, s. alf;>hre, f.

Aljjtbraic, —al, a!-dji-brè-ik, —al, a. nl^c'bri ;<it.

Alijebraist, al-dji-brc'-istc, s. ali^ebriste, m.

Alifur, al'-i;iir, s.yroiil cxcessi,', in.

Alfjou i, al -j;;reucf, a. a/fondant en alj,''ie.

Alias, ii'\i-nce, ad. autrement.

Alibi, al'-i-bi, s. alibi, m.

Alien, él'-ièn^, a. etra>i);er ; — , î. e'traiif^er ; aubain, m.

Alienable, él'-iibn'-a-br, a. alie'nabie.

Alienate, é\'-\iin'-éie,v.a. aliéner ; eloigner, détourner ;
— , a. e'trani^er. [in.

Alienation, él-ièn'-ë'-cheun#, s. alienation, f.; égarement.

Alienator, él-ièn'-é'-tenr, s. alie'nateur, ni.

Aliferous, al-if'-er-eucc, Alieerons, al-iilj-crer.cc,ir. aile".

Alight, a-lait?, 7'. ii. descendre ; toml'er.

Alike, a-laïkc', a. et ad. semblable, pareil ; eX'alenient.

Aliment, al'-i-nienn't, .r. alinu-nt, m.

Alimentai, al-i-nienn'-tal, a. alimentaire, nutritif.

Alimentiiriness, al- i- mcnn' - ta ■ ri-nessf, s. ijiialUe'
nutritive, f.

Alimentary, al-i-nienn'-ta-ri, a. alimentaire.

Alimentation, al-i-menn-té'-cheinv, i. alimentation, f.

Alimonious, ;il-i-mô'-ni-ciio'. a. nourrissait.

Alimony, al'-i-meun-i, ,r. /tension alunentaiie, f.

Aliquant, al'-i-kou-ann't, a. aln/uante,

.\liquote, al'-i-kouotc a. alii/u,tte.

Alive, a-laïV( ', a. en -le, ?■*: ant ; en vii^ueur, ,i;ai.

Alkali, al'-ka-li, j-. alcali, ni.

Alkaline, al'-ka-linc, a. alcalin.

Alkalizate, .al-kal'i-zct.', v. a. alcaliser.

Alkaliz.ition, al-kal'-i-ze-cheiin^, .f. alcalisation, f.
Ail, ftl, a. et ad. tout, tous : cttih-einent, tout ; not at — ,
point du tout ; — Init, e.wepte : -- al ciicc, tout d'un
coup ; — the better, tant mieu.r : on — fours, à
i/iiatre pattes ; — over, d'un bouta l'autre, — con-
binriinji, a. i/ui consume tout: — i;ood, cf. infiniment
bon : --hail, int. salut I — hallow, - hallowiiiass, —
l.allowtitte, s. la Toussaint ; - he.il. f. panacée, f. ; —
powerful, a. toui-puissan. : -■ soffin^, a. ijui voit
tout: — Souls- Day, s. /ete des .Morts, f. ; — wise, a.
infiniment saiy.
Allay, al -lé, v. a. allier; apaiser, adoucir; — , s.

aiiiage. m.
Allayer, al-lé'-eur, s. celui qui tempère, adoucit.
Allayinjï, al • Iti' • in'gwf, Allayinent, al • lé' • nienn't, s.

itdoucissement, m.
Allegation, al-li-g«é-clieunf, s. alle'gation, citation, f.
Allege, al-Ieiijf', v. a. allifg^uer ; declarer, affirmer.
Allégement, al-ledjf'-nienn"t, s. alle'gation, f.
Alléger, al-ludj'-enr, s. celui gui allègue.

décret,

fin.
cordn-i

Allesiance, .il-li'-djiinn'c/, s.fide'lit/, loyauté, t.

AlU^eant, al-li'-djiann't, a./idiie, lovai.

Allegoric, —al, alli-^{or'-ik, — al, a. —ally, ad. alU

Allegorize, al'-li-gor-aïZ(r, v. a. allegoriser. [goriqui.

Allegory, al'li-gor-i, s. allégorie, f.

Allegro, al-li'-i{rô, s. allegro, m.

Allelujah, al-l(-liou'-ia, s. alleluia, m.

Allemand, al'-li-mann'd, s. allemande, f.

Alleviate, al-li'-vi-éte, v. a. alléger ; soulager.

Alleviation, alli-vi-é'-chcun(', s. allégement, soulagt'

ment, m.
Alley, nl'li, J. alli'e : blind —, cul de sac, m.; impasse, t.
Alliance, al-laï'-ann'ci», s, alliance, f.
.Mliciency, al-li-ch<^-yèn'-si, J. attrait, m.
Allied, af-laïd', a. alli/ ; con/Zd/r/.
Alligate, a\'\'\-^u6te, v. a. liera.
Alligation, nl-li-g;((i'-chcun^, s. liaison, f.
.Mlig.itor, al-lig/(é'-teur, s. caïman, m.
Allision, al-lij'-eiinc, s. choc, heurt, m.
.Mlitcr.ition, al-li-teur-é'-cheunc, s. allit/ration, f.
Allocution, al-lo-kiou'-cheun?, r. allocution, f.
Allô. li. il, al-lo'-di-al, a. allodial.
Allodium, al-lo'-di-euin?, .v. alleu, in.
.\llonge, al-leunndjt'', s. botte, f.
All.io, ,il-lnu', r. Halloo.
\llr,(|iiy, .il'-lo-koiii, r. allocution, .
.\ll.il. al-loti?', V. a. deparlir ; a'isigner.
Ailoiiiient, al-Iott'-inenn't, .t. part, f. ; parla;
-Mlottcry, al-lot'-teiir-i, s. portion, f. ; lot, m. '
.\llo',v, .'il-laoïi', ;'. a. allouer, assigner;

permettre ; avouer.
Allowable, al - laou' -a - bl', a. — bly, ad. ad,t.ii.,ibl' ;

permis.
.\llowableiiess, al-Iaou'-a-bl'-nessc, r. légitimité, f.
Allow.ince, al-l.iou'-ann'c<', s. a,i>niision ; perinKii.ni ;

ration ; indulgen,e, (. ; —, v. it. mettre à i.i ra.t,' !,
Alloy, al-loï', s. alliage, m. ; — , v. a. allier.
Alloyage, al-luiiidjc, s. alliage, m.
Allspice, .ll'-spaicc j'. pi>nent, m.
Allude, ;il-lloiide', v. n. /aire allusion.
Allure, ,il-liotirc', ->. a. allécher, a'norcer.
Alliirenient, allioiir^'-nieiin't, s. appas, m. ; amoïc, f. ;

charme, îii.
Allurer, al-liou'-ronr, s. celui qui attire, séducteur, m.
Alluring, al - lion' - rin'gvr, a. - ly, ad. attrayo:it,

séduisant.
AlUiringness, al-liou'-rin'g«?-nes<:i*, s. seduction, f.
Allusion, al-llou'-jcunf, s. allusion, f.
Allusive, al-liou'-bivÉ", a. gui fait allusion; — ly, ai,

par allusion.
Allusiveness, al-liou'-siv?-ness?, j. allusion, f.
Alluvial, al-liou'-vi-eiil, a. d'alluvion.
.Mluvion, alliou'-vi-eun?, s. alluvion, f.
Ally, al-laï', v. a. allier, joindre : — , ,f. alli/, confed''/,
Almanac, al'-ma-nik, s. almanach, m. [m.

Ahiiightiness, al-inaï'-ti-nessir, s. toute-puissance. \.
Almighty, al-niaï'-ti, a. tout-puissant.
Almond, a'-meunn'il, s. amande, f, burnt ; — , pruUm,

f. ; — tree, s. anumdier, m.
Almoner, al'-meunn-eur, s. aumAnier, m.
.\liiionership, al' -nieunn -eur-chip?, s. fonctiott d'jii-

tnilnier, f.
.Miiioury, al'meunn-ri, s. aumSnerie, f.
Alino-it, .Àr-môstc, ad. presque.
Ahns, am'z, s. aumâne, t.; — bo.v, —chest, s. trjii;,

m. 1 - giver, s. aumdnier, ni. ; — house, i. >« iiwi

de charité, hôpital, m. ; — man, s. indigent, ni.
.\liiage, al'-midjf, s. aunage, m.
.•Villager, ai'-né-djeur, t. auneur, m,
Aluight, ar-iLiït»", s. bougie, f.
Aloes, al'-ôz, s. aloh, m.
.Moetic, —al, a-loett'-ik, —al, a. cfaloès.
.\loft, a-loft', ad. en l'air, en haut.
Alogy, al'-ô-dji, s. absurdité, f.
.\lone, a-lônf', a. seul, unique.

Along, a-lon'g;(f', /)-. et ad. le long, le long .r"-- .■ m
.Woof, a.-\(n\V, ad. loi>t ; à l'écart. [a:\i'.l.

Alose, a-lôzr', s. alo.ie, f.
.Moud, a-laoud', ad. haut, à haute voùv.
Alow, a-lô', ail. en bas, bits ; \ — , ad. en feu.
Alphabet, al'-fabett?, s. alphabet, ni.
Alphabetic, —al, al-fa-bett'-ik, —al, a. — al!y. iV
Already, .11-rcd'-i, ad. déjà. [alpha/,:, f^^'.

.M-o, AÎ'-sô, ad. awiwi, en outre, encore.
Altar, al'-teur, .v. autel, m. ; — Uoili, s. nappe danti.. \ :

— piece, s. retable, m.
AUarage, âl'-teur-édjf, s. offrandes, f. pi.
Alter, âl'-teur, v a. et «. altérer ; changer ; to — oiiei

mind, changer de sentiment.
Alterable, âl'-tenr-a-br, a. altérable, changeant.
Alterableness, âl'-teur-a-brness?, s. qualité de ce qui ai

altérable, f.

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Alteration, 41-leui-ii'-tlieuiif, i. ii!!it\iti\>ii, <.\ cliaime-

men'. 111.
Altercate, ai'-teur-kel^, v. n. dibattre, se (iis/>i<ter.
Altercation, Al-tciir-kti'-cheun?, s. alUrcaCion, f.
Altern, al'-teuru', a. alterne,- alternatif.
Altern.icy, al-ter'-iia-ci, s. alternative ; siiciession, f.
Alternate, al-ter'-nél^, a. — ly, ad. alternatif; —, v. a.

ft II. alterner, succéder tour à tour.
Alter:i.iteiiess, al-ter'-nétf-ness^, s. état alternatif, m.
Alternation, al-ter-né'-chetui^, i. alternation, vifissi-

tiiiie ; succession, f.
Alternative, al-tcr'-na-tiv^, a. — ly, ad. alternatif; —, s,

titlenuilnf, f.
Alternativeness, al-ter'-na-tiv''ness#, Alternity, al-ter'-ni-

ti, s. vicissitude, f,
Alih.va, al-thi'-a, s. /ruimauve, f.
Aiiliouyli, ai-tli6', c. quoique, bien que.
AltiliKiiience, al-til'-o-kiHiennc/-, s. pliébus, m.
Altiinetry, al-tiin'-i-tri, .r. altiméirie, i.
AltiMinant, al-ti^'-6 nann't, Altisonoius, al-tis'-ô-neuc^, a.

pompeux.
Altitii 1«. al'-ti-tiou'lf-, s. hauteur, élévation, f.
Ah'iijetlier, al-t6-){//cth'-eur, ad. tout à fait, eiitièie»t-nt,
lAlioun, ,ir-taouii^. s. vieille ville, f.
AliHU, al'-cuni^, s. alun, m. j — , v. a. aluner,
AliiMiinons, a-lion'-nii-neuc*-, a. alumiueux.
Alutation, al-iou-té'-tlieuiic, s. tannage, m.
Alveary, al'-vi-ii-ri, s. alvéole, m.
Alveole, al'-vi-ol, s. ah'eole, m.
Always, àl'-uuèze, ad. toujours.
Am, am', v. Be.

Aiii.ibility, ain-a-bil'-i-ti, s. amabilité, f.
Amain, a-inén^, ad. vigoureusement.
t.Vmaist, ft-niést*', ad. presque.
Amalgam, a-ni,il'-Kain?, j. amalgame, m.
Ainalgiimate, a-inai'-Ka-iiiétr, v. a. amalgamer.
Amal;;aniation, a-nial-ga-mé'-cheun?, s. amalgama-

lio'i, f. [m.

Amanuensis, a-nian-lou-en'-ciss^, s. secrétaire, copiste,
Ainarant'i, ani'-a-rann'th, s. amarant;, f.
Am.iritude, a-niar'-i-tioude, s. amertume, f.
Ain.iss, aniacc'. v. a. amasser ; --, s. amas, m.
Am.itenr, ain'-a-leur, r. amateur, ni.
Aniatnrion'^, a-ina-tô'-rie.utf, a. erotique.
Am.vtiiry, ani'-a-teur-i, il. amoureux.
Aiinuros s, am-.Vrô'-ciss*, s. amaurose, f.
.\iii.i/e, .i-miie', s. étonnetnent, m. ; —, ;•. .». étonner,

surprend, f.
Auiazo'lly, a-iné'-zed-li, a,i. avec étonneinent.
A^iizeilnesi, a-nK:'-zel-noss^, Aiiiazenieiit, a-nieve'-

uicnii't, s. etoiinemeitt, m.
A"'TJnvr, a-in-é'-zin'u'"'. a. — ly, ad. étonnant ; d'une

maiiière surprenante.
.' m "II, ain'-a-^eunr', s. amuzuie. t.
.\.ii,, l^,'o^, aiii»-bc'-djiz. i.pl. détour, ni.
AiMli.issailc, ani'-has'-sécU, s. ambassade, f.
.Viiili l^s,•uk)r. aiii'-has'-sa-deur, s. ambassadeur, m.
Ambassadress, ain'-bas'-sa-dress^, s. ambassadrice, f.
Aiiibcr, aiu'-beur, .f. ambre, m. ; — coloured, a. couleur

faiiibre ; —^t\%, s. ambre gris, m.; — seed, s. am-
or ette, f.
A;iiliiclexter, am'-bi-dcks'-teur, s. ambidextre.
AiiiLii'lexîerity, aiii'-bi-deks-tei'-i-ti, s. ambidextéiité ;

dnpii.ité, f.
Ambidextrous, am'-bi-deks'-trcuc^, a. ambidextre.
Aiiibidextrousness, ani'-bi-deks'-treuc«-ness<. v. Ambi-
Ambient, iiin'-bi-enn't, a. ambiant. [dexterity.

Aiubiijii, ain'.bi-ewiou, s. ambigu, m.
Ambii;iiity, ain'-tii-q-«io!i'-i-ti, J. amiiguiié, équivoque, f.
Aiiibi),',ions, ain'-bii''-ioii-eii.;f, ir. — ly. ad. ctmbigu.
Aiiibij,Muinsness, am -lii^j'-iou-eiicc-iiessf, s. ambiguïté, f.
Aiil.ilDjjy, am'-bil'-ô'-dji, s. discours équivoque, m.
A.iibit, ani'-bit?, J. cirion/éreiuc, (. [tionner.

A nbition, am'-bich'-«uii«, s. ambition ; —, 7>. a. ambi-
Aiiibiiioiis am'-bich'-euci?, a. — ly, ad. ambitieux,
A-nbitiousness, anr-bi'-cheucf-ne>-.,^, s. ambition, f.
Amble, ain'-br, s. amble, m.; —, z: n. ambler, aller

IntnUf.
Amhler, am'-bl«ur, s. cheval qui va t amble, m.
AmblMiïf, am'-blin'gM^, «. çui va C amble ; — ly, ad. à
Ambrosia, am-Tjro -ji-a, s. ambroisie, f. M amhU.

Ambrosial, am'-brô'-jial. a. anibrosio.que.
Ambry, ain'-bri, s. buffet ; garde-manger, m.
Ambs-ace. ém'z-iee', s. ambssas, m.
AmhuUnt, am'-bioii-lann't. a. ambulant.
Anbiilatory, am'-blon-lt-»»ur-i. a. ambulxf'^tre.
*in!«iry, îin'-hioii-ri, s. furoncle, m.
A.-.ibuscad», am'-b«us-kéd^. AiTibush, am'-boïKÎi.-. Am-

l'usliment, ara'-bouctw-menn't, s. embuscade , em-

iuclie. l

.Ji.nbustioa, am'-beus'-tche'jn/, s. Irûh"- f.
Amcl, am'-sl, s. émail, m.

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I'll-
t'.

Aniel-corii, aiu'-el-korn^, s. seigle blanc, m. (,7j'Tr

Ameliorate, a-mi'-li<)-rtit(-, v. a. et >;. ameii.rer ; s.itu-
Amelioratiou, a-nii'-lio-réclieuii*, s. amélioration, (.
Amen, é'-menn, ad. auten, ainsi soit-il I
Amend, a-menn'd', v. a. et n. amender, corriger ;

s'amender, se corriger.
Amendalilc, a-nieiin'd'a-tir, a. amendable ; corrigé.
Amender, .i-menn'-doiir, s. corr.eteur, m.
Amcndinjf, a-menn'-iUn iî/ic, Amendment, a-mcnn'd'-

mennt, s. amendement, m. ; ré/orme, f.
Amends, a-mcnn'dz', s. dédommagement, m. ; to m.ike

— , dédommager, rép.irer.
Amenity, a-ineiin'-i-ti, s. aménité, f.

i Amerce, a-merc*'', t'. a. cjnd.imner à une amende.
Amercement, a-inercr'-mcnn't, s. amende, f.
Ainess, a'-messr, s. ainiit, m.
Amethyst, am'i-thistf, s. améthyste, f.
Ainetliystine, ain'i-tliis-tinf, a. il améthyste.
Amiability, é-mi-a-liil'-i-ti, s. ain,z^ilite, {.
Amiable, é'-mi-.i-bl', a. -bly, ad. aimable.
Ami.ilileness, é'-mi-.i-br-ness/', s. ama/'ilité, t.
Amianth, am'-i-ann'tli, s. amiante, m.
Amicable, nni'-i-ka-bl', a. —bly, ad. amical, bieineil-

tant ; à l',imiable.
Amicableness, ain'-i-ka-M'-ness^ s. cordialité, bieme.i-
Aniice, aiii'-iss^, r. amict, ni. \iance, i.

Ainid, ainid', Amidst, a-midst', /;•. an mtlie.i d. ,

pat ini.
Ami,l,liii)s, a-mid'-chips#, ad. au milieu du vaisseau.
Amiss, a-mic^, ad. mal, en mal, en mauvaise part.
Amission, a-inich'-eun?, s. perte, i.
Amity, am'-i-ti, s. amitié, f.
Ammoniac, am-niô'-ni-,ak, s. ammoniac, m.
Ammunition, am-iniou-nicli'-eun^ s. munitions, t.

— bread, s. pain de munition, m.
Amnesty, am'-nis-ti, s. amnistie, f.
Amoni,'. a-mLimM-i;/(f', Amongst, a-meunn'ust',

parmi, entre.

Amoret, am'-enr-Plt, s. amoureux, m. ; amante, f.

Amoriste, ain'-eiir-isl^, s. amant, m.

Amorous, am'-Oi-reiic»'. a. — ly, ad. amoureux.

Amorousness, anr-n-reuc^-ness>-, s. amour, m. ;

Amort, a-mort*', a. abattu, triste. [dresie

Amortization, a-mor-ti-zé'-clieun^, j. amortissement, m

Ain(jrtize, a-mor'-tiz*, v. a. amortir.

Amortizement, a-mor'-tiz«-inennt, s. amortissement, m.

Amotion, a-mô'-chemic. s. déplacement, éUngnement, m.

Amount, a-maoïmn'l', s. montant, total, in. ; —, v. n.
monter, se monter ; s'élever.

Amour, a-inour', s. amour, m.; intn\-ue, f.

Amourette, am'-eur-ettc, s. amourette, f.

Amoval, a-inou'-val, s. éioigneinent, m.

Ainper, am'-peur, s.Jlegmon, m,

Ampliibial, ain'-fib'-i-al, s. amphibie, m.

Am]iliibious, am'-tib'-i-eue?, a. amphibie.

Ainphibium, am'-fib'-i-eumir, s amphibie, m.

Anijjhibological, am'-ti-bo.lodj'-l-kal, a. — ly, ad. am-
phibologique.

Amphibology, am'-fi-bol'-o-dji, s. amphibologie, f.

Amphlscii, ani'-lis'-ci-ai, s, pi. amphisciens, m. pi.

Amphitheatral, am'-fi-thi'-a-tral, a. amphitliéâtrcU.

Amphitheatre, am'-li-thi'-a-teur, s. amphithéâtre, m.

Ample, am'-pl', a. ample, large.

Ainpleness, am'-pl'-ness*, s. ampleur, largeur, t.

Apliate, ani'-pli-étr, v. a. étendre, agrandir.

Ampliation, am'-pli-é'-cheun*, f. ampliation, f. j délai,

Amplificate, am'-plif'-i-kétf, v. Amplify. [m.

AmpUfication, am'-pli-ti-ké'-cheun<, s. amplification, f.

Amplifier, am'-pli-f.iï-eur, s. amplificateur, ni.

Amplify, am'-pii-fai, v. a. et n. amplijier, agrandir,
augmenter ; s'étendre,

Ainplittule, am'-iili-tioudc, s. amplitude, étendue, f.

Amiily, am'-pli, ad. amplement ; abondamment.

Amputate, am'-piuu-tétc, v. a. amputer ; élaguer.

Amputation, am'-piou-té'-Glieunc, s. amputation, f.

Amulet, am'-iou-lett<!, s. amulette, (.

Amuse, a-miouzir', v. a. amuser, divertir.
I Amusement, a-miouz<r'-niennt, r. amusement, m.

Amuser, a-miou'-zeur, s. celui qui amuse.
; Amusinç, a-mtou'-zin'g«?, a. — ly, ad. amusant ; dune.
I manière amusante.
I Aniusive, a-miou'-civ<', a. amusant.
I Amygdalate, a-mig'-dk-ldt*, a. d'amande, amnnd'.
I Amylîne, am'-ilirv, s. amidon, m.
I An, ann, a. un, une ; — , c. si, comme si,
I Anabaptisni, a-na-bap'-tiim, s. anab%ptisme, m.
I Anabaptist, a-na-bap'-tist*, j. einabaptiste. m.
I Anachorits, a-nak'-o-raît*, j. anaehorète, m.

Anachronism, an-ak-r6-nlrm. s. anachronisfne, m.
I Anagogieal, a.na-go'-dji-kal, a. anagozioue.

Anaifram, an'-a-grain^, s. anagramttfe, {. [liste, m

I Anagraai;r! itiit, a-un-jr.ini'-ma-tiât.', t. afixgrj-n-zn*-

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Anagrammatlze, a-na-i^raiir-nia-talz/, v. n. anasram-

tnadstr.
Aiinlucts, an'-a-lektc^, s.pl. av.alectes, n>. jil.
Analcpsis, a-iia-lop'-clss?, s. anulepsit, f.
Analo);ical, aiia-loilj'-i-kal, a. — ^y, ad. niia/o£igiie.
Analogize, a-nal'-ô-cljaïz^, v. a. t xpliqiur aitaloi;igiie-
Aiiato)(ous, an-al'-ô-iifKeuc^, a. ancilOj^iie. [ment.

Analogy, an-al'-ô-dji, J. aimlo.^ie, f.
Analyse, aii'-a-laize, v. n. aiialysei'.
Analyser, an'-a-laï-zeur, s. analyste, m.
Analysis, an-al'-i-cis.v, s. analyse, f.
Analyst, an'-a-lis/c, ,r. a>ialyste, ni.
Analytic, —al, a-na-lit'-ik, —al, a. —ally, aJ. aiialyUiue.
Ananas, a-né'-nac?, s. ananas, m.
Anapest, an'-a-pest^ s. anapeste, m.
Anaphora, an-af-o-ra, s. anaphoiy, f.
Anarch, an'-ark, .r. anarchiste, ni.
Anarchie, — al, an-ar'-kik, — al, n. ananhique.
Anarchist, .i-n.ir'-kistf, s. aiiarchistf, m.
Anarchy, ann'-ar-ki, s. atiarcltir, f.
Anathema, a-nath'-iina, s. analhhni', m.
Anathfiiintical, an-a-thi-uiatt'-ik,il, a. — ly, nd. d'ixna-

thè>ne ; en forme d'anai/ièine. [fxtoinirniinr'r.

Anathematize, anvith'-i-nia-taizc, -i: a. analltcnaliser.
Anatocism, a-nat'-ô-cizni, s. anatorisine, m.
Anatomical, a-na-tom'-i-kal, a. — ly, <tii. anato>nii/ne.
Anatomist, a-iiatt'-o-niisti-, s. analomisfe, m.
Anatomize, a-natt'-ô-maïze, v. a. anatoiiiiser.
Anatomy, a-natt'-ô-mi, s. anatomie : ana/yse, f.
Ancestors, anii'-cess-teur'z, s. pt. ancétr<s, aïeux, ni. \>\.
Ancestral, ann'-cess-tral, a. dtancétres, héréditaire.
Ancestry, anii'-cess-tri, s. ancêtres, m. pi.
Anchor, ann"k'-eur, s. ancre, f. ; to cast — .jeter Cancre :

to weigh —, /«rr l'ancre; — ground, s. tnotiilla,i^e,

m. ; — TioUl, s. ancrage, ni. ; —, v. a. et n. jeter l'ancre,

mouiller.
Anchoraife, ann'k'-eur-édjc, s, ancmi^e ; mouillaj^e, m.
Anchoret, aiin'k'-o-rett^, s. anachorète, m.
Ancllorill^^, ann'k'-eiir-in'jj;/^, j. tnouilta^e ; fond, m.
Anchorite, ann'k'-o-r.iït^, v. Anchoret.
Anchovy, ann'-tchô'-vi, s. anchois, m.
Ancient, enn'-tchenn't, a. — ly, ad. ancien ; vieux; —,

s. ancien; enseifrne ; pavillon, m.
Ancicntness, enn'-tchenn't-ncss?, s. ancienneté, anti-

qtiitd, f.
Ancientry, enn'-tchenn-trî, s. anci-mnet/. f.
Ancle, V. Ankle.

Aiicon, ann'-kon?, .r. coude, anj;lt', m.
And, ann'd, c. et ; two — two, deux i deux ; better —

better, de mieux eu mieux; hy little — little, petit

à petit.
Anuante, ann-dann'-ti, s. andante, m.
Andiron, ann'd'-nï-curpc, s. chenet, m.
Androj,'ynal, ann-dioj'-i-nal, Amlrot;ynoiis. aimdroj'-i-

neiic", a, hermaphrodite.
Androffynus, ann-clroj'-i-nciic<', s. hermaphrodite, m.
Anecdote, aiin'-ek-d^t^. .f. anecdote, f.
Anecdotical, ann-ek-dô'-ti-kal, a. anedotique.
Anemometer, a-ni-moni'-i-teur, s. anémomctre, m.
Anemone, Aneinony, a-nem'-ô-ni, s. anemone, f.
Aiiend, a-neiin'd', ad. perpendi<iilairement.
Anent, a-ncnn't',/>". relativement à ; vis-à-vis de.
Anes, én'ce, s. pi. barbes des épis, f. pi.
tAnes-crrand, én'c^-er'-rann'd, ad. de propos dc'libc're'.
Anethuni, a-ni'-theumn s. anet, m.
t Aneiich, a-niouk^', ad. assez.
Aneurism, ann'-iou-rizm, s. ane'vrisme, m.
Anew, a-niou', ad. de nouveau.
./înfractuose, ann-frak'-tchiou-ôcf. Anfractuous, ann-

fr.ik'-tcliiou-euc^, a. anfraclueiix.
Anfractuosity, ann-frak-tchiou-os'-l-ti, Anfracluousiicss,

annfrak'-tctiiou-eucf-ness^, s. anfractuosité, f.
Angel, énn'-djel, s. ange, m. ; —shot, s. ange, m.
Anjjelic, ann-djel'-ik, a. an!;e'lique.
Anijelicà, ann-djel'-i-ka, s. angelique, f.
Angelical, ann-djel'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. ange'lique.
Angelicalness, ann-djer-i-kal-ness»", s. qualité ange'-

liqiu, f.
Angelot, ann'-dji-lot^, s. angelot, m.
Anjjér, aa'g'-gKCur, s. cclè-e, f. ; — , v. a. irriter, aigrir.
Angerly, an")?^-g«eur-li, ad. en colère, avec colère.
Angle, an'g'-gl', s. angle; coin, m. ; ligne à pfchcr, (. :

— , V. a: et n. cUle'cher, amorcer ; pécher à la ligne.
Angler, an'g'-gleur, s. pécheur à la ligne, m.
Anglican, an'g^-gli-keunf, a. anglican.
AnglicisïTi, ari'g'Ji-cizm, s. anglicisme, m.
Anglicize, an'g'-li-saïze, v. ». rendre anglais.
Angling, an'g'-glin'g«<r, s. pèche à la ligne, t.
Angor, an'g'.gweur, s. angoisse, f.
Angrily, an^g-ri-li, ad. avec colèr,:
Angry, an'g-ri, a. irrité, fâche'; to grow —, enti-er eh
Aîlj.tiish.-ftn'g'-oui'^h'''/^' a»S^<sfe, t. [co.'èi'r.

Anguished, an'g'-ouich'd, a. accablé de chagrin ;(it

chiré.
An;,'ular, airg'-gi'ifu-Iar, a. — ly, ad. angulaire.
Angularity, an'g-g(/iou-lar'-i-tl, s. état angulaire, m
Angnlated, airg'-g;<iou-lé-ted, a. angiileu.v, angulaire.
Angulosity, an i{'-gi<iou-los'-l-tl, v. Angularity.
Angulous, an'g -g/<iou-leuc?, ii. anguleux.
Aiigustation, aun-gweus-té'-cheuiic, s. rétrfcissenieiit,\\\
Aniielate, ann'-hi-Rite, v. n. Iialeter.
Anhélation, ann-hi-lé'-cheun?, s. anhélation, f.
Anight, a-naitc, Anights, a-naït's', ad. lu nuit, de i:iu/.
Anil, .in'-il, i. unit, m.
Anileness, a-nail*'-ness^, Anility, a-nil'-i-ti, s. vieiù'e.^.t

de femme, f.
Animadversion, a-ni-niad-ver'-clieu:v, s. auiniadvn.

sion, f. ; blâme, m. ; peine, f.
.\Mimadversive, a-ni-mad-ver'-siv?, a. capable de jn^f .
Aiiim.idversiveness, a-ni-inad-ver'-siv^-ness*', t. ft'trf.

tun. i. (,(/<■/,. T.'ir

.\nimadvert, a-ni-mad-vcrtc', v. a. .ensun-r, hi.inio
.\iiiinadverler, a-iii-m.ul-ver'-teur, s. censeur, ni,
Animal, ann'-l-mal, s. animal, m. ; — , ir. animal.
Animalcule, ani-niar-kioul?, s. animalcule, m.
Animality, a-ni-mal'-i-ti, s. animalité, f.
Animalize, a-ni-mal-aïz<^, 7>. a. animaliser.
Animate, anu'-i-métf, v. a. animer, encourager; —,

a. animé.
Aniiiiateness, ann'-i-mét^-ness<, .f. animation ,■ i::,i

cité, f.
Animation, a-ni-nié'-cheun?, s. animation, f.
Animativc, ann'-i-ni'i-tivc, a. animant.
Animoseuc .s, ;inii-i-iii'ic<''-ness<*. Animosity, aiii-i;iOj'.

i-ti, s. ani>nosi!é, f.
.Anise, anii'-ic<', .f. anis, m.
Aiikle, ,nnn'-kr, s. cheville du pied, astragale, f.
.\iiu,ili-t, aiin'-iia-llst<", s. annaliste, m.
Ann ils, ann'-nalz, s. pi. annales, f. pi.
Aniiats, Annates, aim'-nat' , s.pl. annates, f. pi.
.\nnc'.d, ann-nil?', t. a. pi indre en apprêt ; rtaiiyi ;
Annealing, nnn-ni'-liii'g;;i, . . recuite, f. [épiirfi.

Aiinev, ann-neks', v. a. et n.. anne.xer. Joindre : n:-

tacher ; se joindre, s'attacher ; — , s. annexe, f.
Annexation, annnel:-sé'-cheunf, Annexion, anii-iick •

cheiinc, i. annexion, f.
Annihil.il)le, ann-n.Vi'-hi-la-bl', a. qu'on peut anéantir.
.Annihilate, ann-naï'-lii-létc, v, a. anéantir. (ii.

Annihilation, ann-njiï-hi-lé'-clieun»-, .f. ancantisie:iit:i .
.Anniversary, nnn-ni-ver'-sa-ri, a. anniversaire : —, .

anniversaire, m.
Annot.ate, ann'-no-tétc, v. n. annoter.
.Annotation, anii-no-tii'-cheunc, s. annotation, f.
Annotator, ann-no-té'-tcur, s. annotateur, m.
Announce, aii-naoun'c<r', v. a. annoncer ; prononcer.
Announcement, an-naoun'c?-menn't, s. annonce, (.
Announcer, an-naounn' ceur, s. celui qui annonce.
Annoy, ann-noï', s. ennui, m. ; inquiétude, f. ; /.i i

ment, m. ; — , v. a. ennuyer, inquiéter, tournu-uhr.
Annoyance, ann-noï' -ann'cf,j. ennui, m. ; inqui:'tnii<:.i
Annoyer, ann-noî'-eur, s. celui qui ennuie.
.Annoyous, ann-noï'-eucf, a. ennuyeux, inqniétaiif.
Animal, ann'-iiiou-al, a. — ly, ad. annuel, par an ; —, i

plante annuelle, {.
Annuitant, ann-niou'-i-tann't, s. rentier, m.
Annuity, .inn-niou'-i-ti, s. annuité, f.
Annul, ann-neul', v, a. annuler.
Annular, ann'-niou-lar, Annul.iry, ann'-niou-lar-i, a. nu-
Anr.uict, anu'-niou-lettc, J. annelet, m. [nulaiy.

Annulment, ,ann-neul'-ineiiirt, s. annulation, f. i /■
.Annuinerate, ann-niou'-mi-rét?, 7'. a. mettre au notn'nt
Annunieration, ann-niou-mi-ré'-cheune, s. addition, f.
Annunciate, ann-neunn'-si-étc, f, a. annoncer.
Annunciation, aiin-neunnsi-c'-cheun<?, s. annonciatii..
Anotlyne, ann'-ô-daiiif, a. anodin. ji

Anoint, a-noïnn't', v. a. oindre.
Anoiiiïer, a-noïnn'-teur, s. celui qui oint.
Anointment, a-iioinnt'-menn't, s. onction, {. [/i<;îi'

Anomalistic, —al, a-noni-a-lis'-tik, —al, a. anomali:-
Anomalous, a-noni'-a-leuc?, a. — ly, ad. anomal, irrc^'i-
Anomaly, a-nom' -a-li, s. anomalie, f. [i''V'

Anoniy, ann'-ô-mi, s. infraction à la loi, f.
AnoM, a-nonf*, ad. tout à l'hetire.
.Anonymous, a-nonn'-i-nieuc<-, a. — ly, ad. ano'r)"!,

sans nom.
Another, a-neuth'-eur, a. autre, un autre.
.Ansdted, ann'-cé-ted, a. qui a des anses.
Answer, ann'-ceur, .f, réponse, réplique ; —, v. a. :'■'.■

répondre, répliquer ; rendre compte ; rét*t»i>; j:ti:-'

fier.
Answerable, aiin'-Mur-a-br, (I. —bly, ad. respor^sa'M ;

proportionné, convenable, eotifarmi.
Ani'.verablenîS-S. acn'-ceur-a-W-npsstf^f. reponsetbiliH:

convenance, proportion, f.

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Aflswefft. ann'-ceiir-eur, s. i-rpondant, m.

An't, 3A\n\ pour Is not, Are not.

Ant. anii't, s. fourmi, f. ; — bcèir, — citer, s. /ouriiiil-
ity, ni. ; — hill, — hillock, s. fourtnitièrt, f. ; — lion,
s. fourmilion, m.

Antajfonism, ann-tag'-o-nirm, s. nittagoiiisnif, in.

Antagonist, ann-tag'-o-nist^, s. aiilogouistt, m.

Antatfonizc, ann-t.iif'-o-nnize, t. ti. s'opfosci:

Antarctic, ann-taric -tik, a. antarctii/uf.

Antastliniatic, ann-ta.st-niat'-ik, a. itnliaslhiiiatigut.

Ante-act, ann'-tt-nkt, a.faitauterttur, ni.

Anteceilaneous, ann-ti-ci-dc'-ni-ciic<', a. aiitrce'deut.

Anteccde, ann-ti-cid?'. v. u-fire'ieder.

Antecedence, — cjr, ann-ti-ci'-dcnn'c*. —ci, j. aute'ri-
oriU, priorité, f.

Antecedent, ann-ti-ci'-<Icnn't, n. — ly, ad. aittea-iie'itt,
anl/ritur ; — , s. aiilecedeitf, in.

Antecessor, ann-ti-ccs'-seur, s. pre'iin'itsseui; in.

Antechamber, ann-titchcin'-boiir, s. nn/ichamhrr, f.

Antcd.ite, ann'-ti-dét<', t. a. antidater ; —, c antidate, f.

Antediluvian, ann-ti-di-liou'-vi-.iiin, a. antédiluvien,

Anlelo|)e, anu-ti-lôpe, s. antilope, i.

Anteiiieriilian, aim-ti-ini-rid'-i-an, a. avant midi.

Amenn*', ann-tenu'-ni, s, pi. antennes, (. pi.

Anteiniindane, an-ti-ineimn'-dcn?, a. avant la créa/ion
du monde.

Antepenult, ann-ti-pi-neiilt?', Aiitepenultiinute, nnn-ti-
pl-iicul'-ti-niet^, a. antépénultième.

Antepone, ann-ti-pôn<', 7'. a, préférer.

Anterior, anii-ti'-ri-eur, a. antérieur.

Anteriority, aiin-ti-ri-or'-i-ti, s. antériorité, priorité, f.

Anteroom, ann-ti-rouiiK', s. antichambre, f.

Amliein, ann'-lheni*. s. antienne, f.

Anther, ann'-theur, s. anthère, f.

Anthology, ann-thol' '\-dji, s. anthologie, f.

Anthony's fire, ,. nu'-to-ti.r.faîre, s. érysifièle, m.

Anthrax, ann'.thi-aks^, s. unthrax, m.

Antliropolocy, ann thrô-pol-ô-dji, s. anthropologie, f.

Anthropophagus, iinn-tnrô-.iof-a-gKeiicr, s. anthropo-
phage, m.

Antic, ann'-tik, a. — ly, ad. intigne ; grotesque ; —, s.
bouffon, m. ; — s, pi. bouffonneries, f. pi.

Anticliainber, ann'-ti-:hém'-bcur, s. antichambre, (.

Antichrist, ann'-ti-kraïsi*, s. antéchrist, m.

Antichristian, ann-ti-kris'-iclieun*, a. anticJtrétien.

Antichribtiaiiity, ann • ti - k,-is • tclii • ann' ■ i • ti, s. anti-
christianisme, m.

Anticlp.ite, ann-tis'-i-pét^, v. a. anticiper sur; de-
vancer; prévenir ; préj/oir ; pressentir.

Anticipation, anii-ti-ci-pé'-cheun^, .r. anticipation, f. ;
avant-goût ; préjugé, n\. ; by —, par avance.

Anilcip.'ïtor, ann-ti-ci-pé'-teur, s. anticipateur, m.

Anticipatory, ann-tis'-i-pé-to-ri, a. anticipé ; par antici-
pation, {anticonstitutionnel.

Anticonstitutional, ann'-ti-konn-sti-tioii-cheun^-al, a.

Antidote. ann'-ti-d6te. s. antidote, m.

Antilebrile, ann-ti-feb'-ril, a. fébrifuge.

Antilogy, ann-til'-o-dji, s. antilogie, f. ■ ■

Antimony, ann'-ti-mô-ni. x. antimoine, m.

Antinomy, ann'-linn-o-nii, s, antinomie, f.

Antipathetic, ann-ti-pa-thett'-ik, a. antipathique.

Antip.ithy, ann-tip'-a-tlii, s. antipathie, f.

Antipestilential. ann-ti-pess-ti-lcnn'-chaL a. antipesti-

Antipliony. anntiP-o-ni, s. antiphonie, f. [lentiel.

Antipodes, ann-tiç'-o-diz. s. pi. antipodes, ni. pi.

Antipoison, ann'-ti-poï-z'n, s. contrepoison, m.

Antipope, ann'-ti-pop^, s. antipape, m.

Anti;iuarian, ann-ti-koué'-ri-aii«. Antiquary, ann'-ti-koua-
rl, J. antiquaire, in.

Antiquate. ann'-ti-kouét^, v. a. vieillir, abolir.

Antiquated, ann'ti-kouè-ted. a. suranné.

Aniiquatedness. ann'-ti-kouë-ted-ness^. j. vétusté, f.

Antique, ann-tik«', a. antique ; — , s. antique, m. ; an-
tiquité, f.

Anti(iueness. ann-tik'-ness?. s. antiquité, ancienneté, f.

Antiquity, ann-tik'-oui'ti, s. antiquité, f.

Antirevolution, ann'-ti-'ev-ol-iou-chenn^, s. contre-révo-
lution, f. [m.

Antiscorbutic, ann-ti-skor-biou'-tik, s. antiscerbutique.

Antispasmodic, ann-ti-spaz-modMk, a. antispasmo-

Antithesis, ann-tith'-i-ciss*. s. antithèse, f. \dique.

Antitype, ann'-ti-taïpe. s. antitype, m.

Antler, an't'-leur, s. andouiller, m.

Anvil, ann'-vil, j, enclume, f.

Anxiety, an'k-zaï'-i-ti, s. anxiété, inquietude, t.

Anxious, anV-cheuc*. ». —Iy,<t</. s"f/««/.

Anxiousness. an'k'-cheuc*ness«. s. anxiété, f.

Any. én'-i, pn. quelque quelqu'un, aucun, tout; — bodj',
une ptrsoHHt quelconque ; — further, plus loin ;
— more, denmntt^t: «Twise, iune m<iniire quiU

kpite,»'f)^e',fiuluinfe,^t*rnpttm*ue.. [conque.

Apart, a-part^, ad. .à part.

Apartment, a-pî»rt<'-menn"t. s. apparttmtnl, n^

^pathy. ap'-a-thi, s. apathie, f.

Apc, cp^, s. singe, m. ; —, v. a. singer, imittr.

Apeak, Apeek, a-pik*', ad. A pic,

Apcpsjr, a-pep'-si, s. apepsie, f.

Apcr, c'-peur, s. imitateur, m.

Ai)erient, a-pi'-ri-enn't, a. apéritif.

Apert, a-pert<', a. — ly, ad. ouvert.

Apertioii, a-per'-cheun^, s. ouvoture, f.

Apertness, ap-ertf'-ness^, s.fr.tnchise, f.

Aperture, ai)-er'-tchieur^ s. ouverture ; explication, f.

Apex, é'-pelcs, s. sommet ; bout, m.

Aphony, af-ô'-ni. r. aphonie, f.

Ai)horisni, af -ô-rizin, s. aphorisme, m.

A|)lioristic. — al, nf-ô-ris'-tlk, —al, ii. —ally, ad. apho-

Apht.-v, af'-ti, s. pt. apht/tes, m. pi. [ris.iqiie.

Apiary, c'-pi-a-ri, s. rui he d'abeilles, f.

Apices, é-pi-ciz, //. d'Apex.

Apiece, a-pic^'. ad. par tét<-, chacun.

Apish, c'-pich^, at. — ly, ad. bouffon ; en singe ; — trii l>,
singerie, f.

Apislincss, é'-pich^-ness^. s. singerie ; affectation, f.

Apitpat, d-pitt'-patt, ad. tic tac.

Apocalypse, a-puk'-a-lipsc, r. apocalypse, f.

Apocrypha, a-pok'-ri-f.i, s. pi. livres apocryphes, ni. pi.

Apocryphal, a-pok'-r4-fal, a. apocryphe.

Apodictic. —al, ap-o-dik'-tik, —al, a. apodicti-jue.

Apologcr, a-pol'.o-djeur, r. apologiste, m.

Apologetic, — al, a-pol-ô-djett'-ik, —al, a. —ally, a !,
apologétique.

Apologist, a-pol'-o-djlst^, s. apologiste, m.

Apologize, a-pol'-o djaïze, v. n. faire une c<po!o.n'e.

Apologue, ap'-o-log, s. apologue, m. [excu.\cr.

Apology, .vpol'-o-ciji, .f. apologie, f.

Apophthegm, ap'-6-thcni,r. ap.jphthègme, m.; sentence.^.

Apojilectic, — al, ap-ô-pU-k'-tik, —al, a. apoplectique.

Apoplexy, ap'-ô-pfok-ci, s. apoplexie, f.

Apostasy, apos'-ta-ci, s. apostasie, {.

Apostate, a-pos'-trftir, s. apostat, m.

Apostatize, a-pos'-ta-taîz?, v. n. apostasier.

Apostcme, ap -os-tiiiif. s. abcès, m.

Apostle, a-pos'-sl', s. apôtre, m.

Apostleship, a-pos'-sJ-cliipf*. s. apostolat, m.

Apostolic, — al, a-pos-tol'-ik. —al, a. —ally. ad. ap> :-

Apostrophe, a-pos'-lrô-fi, .f. apostrophe, (. [toliqu;.

Apostrophize, a-pos'-tro-faîzr, v. a. apostropher.

Apostume, ap'-os-tioum*', v. Apostcme.

Apothecary, a-potli'-i-k.i-ri, j. apothicaire, phar.i a-

Apotheosis, ap-ô-thi'-ô-ciss<', r. apothéose, (. [cien, m.

Apozeni, ap'-o-zem, s. apo:ème,m. [s'cpom'an'cr.

Appal, a-pâl?', V. a. et n. faire pdlir, effrayer ; foin;

Apjjalling, a-p,1l?-ing';/^, a. effrayant, épouvantai'.'-.

Appalincnt, a-pal'-mei\n't, s. ejfroi, m.

.'Vppanage, ap -pa-nédj^ s. apanage, m.

Apparatus, ap-pa-re'-tciic^, s. appareil ; apparat, m.

Apparel, ap-par'-el, s. ajustement, m. ; parure, f. ; —,
V. a. ajuster ; farer : équiper.

Apparent, ap-pe'-renn't, a. apparent ; ézidcnt ; — ly,
ad. apparemment, évidemment.

Appartntness, ap-pé'-rcnn't-ness^. s. évidoice, f.

AiJparition. ap-pa-rich'-eun?, s. apparition, vision, f.

Apparitor, ap-i)ar'-i-teur, s. appariteur, huissier, m.

Appeach, ap-pitcli', z: a. accuser, censurer.

Apjieacher. ap-pîtcli'-eur, s. accusateur ; censeur, m.

Appcachnieiit, ap-pitch'-menn't, s. accusation, f.

Appeal, ap-pilt', .f. appel, m. ; accusation, f. ; —, v. ,?.
et n. appeler; accuser. [pelant, m.

Appealant, ap-pi'-lann't. Appealer, np-pi'-lcur, s. op.

Appealing, ap-pi'-lin'g«?, s. appel, m.

Appear, ap-pir<', v. n. paraître; comparaître ; to
make — .faire, voir démontrer.

Appearance, ap-pi'-rann'c?. s. apparence; comparu-
tion ; apparition, f.

Appearer, ap-pi'-reur. s. celui qui paraît : comparant.

Appearing, ap-pi'-rin'g>/?, s. apparition, f. [f.i.

Appeasable, ap-pi'-za-lil'. a. ou on peut apaiser.

Appeasableness, ap-pi'-za-br-iiess(r, s. disposition -à
s apaiser, f.

Appease, ap-piz?*, v. a. apaiser, calmer.

Appeasement, ap-pLz«'-menn't. s. pacification, f. ■

Appeaser, ap-pi'-zeur, s. pacificateur, m,

Appeasive, ap-pi'-ziv?. a. calmant, adoucissant.

Appellant, ap-pel'-lann't, .f. appelant, m.

Appellate. ap.pe^-Ict(r,^f. «w/jc. m.

Appellation, ap-pel-le'-chetin?, s. déneminatioH, f.

AppellatK'e, ap-pel'-la-tivr, a. appellatif. ■ - ■ ■ .

Appellee, ap-pcl-It', s. ititimé. m.

Appellor, ap-pel'-leur, r. appelant, dénoneialeur, m. -

Append, ap-penn'd', v. a.- appendre ; annexer, ap-
poser. . - • -

Appendant, ap-pcnn'-dann't. a, apptniM, *<Wo(rA/y —,
s. accessoire, m.

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Ai'peiiil.it^e, apiieniï'-déilj^, t. a//>JiyttiiaHkt, f. ; tinti-

■.oirt, in.
AppciKlitate, ap-penn'-di-ket^, '•. a. ajculu , .7.
Appeniliciiliun, ap-pciiii-clt-ké'-chcuiir, j. aU<ii--'}n, t. ;

acctssoire, ni.
Appendix, ap-penn'-dik.v, !. ii/'/'ftulift. 111.
Appertain, ap-pcr-lciir', r'. n. appa> tenir.
Appcrtciiauce, ap-pcr'-ti-nam\Vc, i. apf-arttuanct, f. ;

accessoire, m.
Appcrtinent, ap-p.-T'-ti-iicnn't, a. afif^rteiiaitt.
Appetence, —ty, ap'-pi-tciin'ic, — ti, .1, nffeleiicf, f. ;
AppctcMit, ap'-pi-tcnn't, a. licMietix. Uiesir, in,

Appetiliility, ap-pctti-liH'-iti, s. apfelihiliie, f.
Appctililc, ap'-pi-li-br, <». ap/icliHc, dtsiriibte.
Appetite, ap'-pMa'itf, s. ii/'/'i'tit, w. ; fasii.ni. f,
Appetition, ap-pi-ticli'-Lunc, s. affietitioii, f. ; de'iir, tn.
A|)petitioiis, ap-pilicli'-iiitr, a. snvcurmx, iicsirablt.
Appetitive, ap'pi-titlvc, u. aff'clttif.
Applaud, ap-pLlilc', v, a. nf'phiiidir.
Applaiuler, ap-plA'-deiir. s. apfiaudiariir, ni.
Applause, ap-pl,i/c, v. ii/'piaiidissentettt. ni.
Ajiplauhivc, a|)-pl,V-/!ivf, 1?. applaiiiiinaiit.
Apple, ap'-pr, .1. /•o>n»,e, f. ; — tree, s. fo»i»iit>; m. j

— y.inl, i. poitDneraxe, f.
Appiialile, ap-plai'-a-lil', n. applktihle.
Appliance, ap-plai'-ariii c^ j. application, f.; moyen, ni.
Applicahility, ap-pU-ka-bil'-i-ti, s. convenance, con/or-

mite, f. [/ormc.

Applicable, ap'-pli-ka-bl', a. —lily, aJ. appliialte ; con-
Applic.iblenes», ap' iili-ka-bl'-iiesv, ;■. Applit.ibility.
Applicant, ap'-plikaiin't, .:. pclilnnnxiire, sillicittur,m.
Applirate, ap'-plikitc, 21. a. upp/için-i: [(.

Ap|>licatinM, ap-plikc'-clifiiiit'. x. appliiatien:dt>nuiide,
Appllc.itive,ap'-plika-tivi'.AppliLat<iry,ap'-pli-ka-teiir-i,

II. ijtii contient une >ri/ncte.
Applicr, ap-iilai'-eiir, s. ,e/iii ipii appiiiine.
Apply, ap-|iiai', Z'. a. el n. ,ippiiqiirr : adieiitr; s'ap-

pliqner ; s'adresser ; a^oir reifiirs.
.\|)plyiiiff, applai'-in');;;^, s. appluatixii, f.
Appoint, ap-pi>in'i', i'. 1?. diwit^ner, ,i.,Mj;>ier ; /.'xer.
Appuiiitce, ap-piiiMci-li', s. personne nominee a nn em-

pioi, f.
Appointer, ap-pdïnn'-lciir, ,r. ce/iu' qitidisi.; iir, prescrit.
Appointment, ap-poinn't'-nienn'l, s. no-nim'tion, f. ;

arret ; ordre ; ci/niprinent, in.
Apportion, .ap-por'-cheiinc, t. a. par/aj^er. [parta/;e.
Apportioner, ap-por'-clieinm-uiir, r. ce/ni qui /ait it
Apportionment, ap-pôr'-clHimf-mcnn't, s. panamégal,
Appo.se, ap-pôz^', v. a. examiner. [ni.

Apposer, ap-pô'-zcur, s. exa>ninatenr. m.
Apiiosite, ap'-pô-zitc, <i. — ly, ad. bien i:pp,'ique, /ait à

propos ; convenable.
Appositeness, A\t' -^lu-zAXe-xwi^e, s. instesKe.convenance.i.
A|>position, ap-po-zicli'-eiuit, v. ,ipposilion. f.
Appraise, ap-prézf', v. a. estimer, apprrcier.
Appraibcmeiit, ap-prézt''-iiieim't, s. estimation, prisée, f.
Appraiser, ap-prc'-zenr, .ï. appréciateur.
Alipraisinif, ap-pré'-sitr|;<(f, j. estiniaiinn, f.
Appreci.-ible, ap-pri'-chi-é-bl', a. appreciable.
Appreciate, ap-pri'-chi-et?, v. a. et n. apprécier : lians-

St;' dt valeur.
Appreciation, ap-ijri-clii-e'cheun^, s. appreciation,

evaluation ; hausse, (.
Apprehend, ap-pri-henu'd', v. a. appréhender; arn'ter;

comprendre ; concevoir. [hende.

Appréhender, ap-pri-heiin'-deiir. r. celui qui appre-
Apiirehensible, ap-pri-lieim'-iiibl', i». appichcnsibit,

concevahU.
Appréhension, ap-pri-henn'-cheun^, J. apprehension,

irainte : prise ; concption. f.
Apprenensive, ap-prilKim'-( ivr, a. intelligent, appre'-

hensi/; crainti/ ; -ly, ad. avec crainte ; a;\-c intelli-

1,'ente,
Appreheiisiveness, apprihenn'-tiv-iiessr, s. concep-
tion ; era inte, f.
Apprentice, ap-prenn'-tici', j. ap/'renli ; —, v. n. mettre

en apprentissage.
Apprenticehood, ap-prcnn-tishoiidf. Apprenticeship,

ap-prcnn'-tis-cliip?, s. approi ij.a,^-r, 11;.
Apprise, ap-praiz^', t'. a. insiruire, in,'.->riner.
Apprize, ap-praiz/, etc., v. Appraise, etc.
Approach, ap-protch*', s. approche, f. ; acc^.t, m. ; — ,

z>. a. et n. approcher, s'approcher.
.Approachable, apprô'lcha-bl', n. accessible, abcrdnbie.
Approacher, ap-pro'-tcheur, s. celui i^ui opproche.
Approachless, ap-protch<r'.less^, a. inabordable.
Approachment, ap-prôtch<'-menn't, s approche, t.
Approbation, ap-probe'-cheunf. s. approbation, f.
Approbatory, appro' ba-to-ri, a. apprcbati/.
Appropinquate, ap-jiré-pinn'-kouet?, i'. n. approcher.
Appropriaole, ap-pro'-pri'a-br, a. çui ^tut etrex-ppri-

irU, eonvenablê.

Ajipropriale, ap-pio'-pri-ctr, a. — ly, ad. tCHVtnab: ^
propre : —, v. a. approprier : adapter.

Appropri.itencss, up-prù'-pri-èt^-ness/, t. cenvtMaïue,
justesse, f.

Ap_|)r')pri.uion, ap-pro-pri-c'-cheun^, s. appropriation ;
aestmation, f,

Approvablc, ap-proii'-va-M', a. dij^ne dapprobatint.

Approv.il, app.ou-v,il, Approvancc, approu'-vaiin'i».
s. approbation, i.

Approve, ap-proiuc', -,i. a. approuver, consentir : mon.
trer ; améliorer.

Approveincnt, approuv^'-menn't, s. approbation, f, ;
de/riihe»ent, lu.

.Approver, ap-(iroii'-\tnir, r. approbateur, m.

Approving, ap-protr-vm\'</^, a. apf'r.bati/.

Approximate, ap-prcrks 'iiiu-t?, a. pro,he ; -, v. a. etn,
approcher ; s'approi lier.

Approxiiii.ition, approk-t.i-iii(S'-cheuii^, s. approxima-
tion, f. ; rapprochement, m.

.AppiiiiO, ap-pciils^', ,1. choc : abord, m.

.•\ppiirte?ianci;, nppeiir'-ti-n.innc?, .1. apparten lue, f.

AppiirltJi.int, ap-pLiir'-ti-nann't, a. appartenant.

Apricot, é'-pri-kotf. s. abricot, m.; — trco. t. abruolier.m,

Aj)ril, é'-pril, s. yivril, m. ; — lool,i. poisson d' .IvnliUu

Apron, c -preimc, s. tablier, m.

Aproned, é'-preim'd, 1». portant un tablier.

.\pt, .ipt^, a. — ly, ad. adroit, apte, propre ; enilin.

Aptate, ai)'-tét^, v. a. adapter, ajuster.

Aptitnde, ap'-ti-tioudc, s. aptitude : disposi ion, f.

Aptness, apt'-nesst", s. convenanie ; disposition ; •ni.

Aipia-fortis, c-kou.i-for'-tiss/, s. eau-/orte, i. [dame, (.

Ai|ua-vit;e, é-kfiua-vaï'-ti, s. taiide-vie.l.

.\quariiis, ë-koiic-'-ri-euc^, s. verseau, m.

Aiiiiatic, a-koiiat'-ik, Ai|iiatile, ak'-omtil^ a. aqno-

.\(liicduct, ak'-oui-(lc!ikt;', s. aqueduc, 111, (^yi.-.

A(Hicoiis, c'-koiii-eui c, a. aqueii.v.

A<nieoiisncss, é'-kouieucenessc, .1. aqnosite, f.

Ai|iiiline, ak'-oiii-linc, a. aquilin.

.Aipiilon, ak'-oui-biiif, .1. aquilon, m.

.\(|iiosity, ,i-koMos'-i-ti, '•■. Acpieou iiess.

Ar.ilii.sk. ar-.i besk', s. arabesque, I.

Ar.ilile. ar'-.i-M', a. labourable.

.Vr.uk, .ir'-ak, 1. lai/.; m.

.\ratory, ar'-.i-teiir-i, a. aratoire.

Arb.ilist, ar'-ba-list^, s. arbalète, f.

Arlialister, ar'-ha-lis-teiir, s. arbalétrier, m.

Arbiter, ar'-bi-teiir, s. arbitre, m. !tiirt.

Arbitrable, ar'-bi-tr.i-bl', ir. - bly. ad. arbitraire, vo.'m-

Arbitra>;e, ar'-bi-trédj^, Arbitr.inieiit, .ir-bil-ra-inomit,
s. arbitraire.

Arbilniriness. ar'■M■tra-ri•nes5^ s. arbitraire, m.

Arbitrarioiis, ar-bi-tre'-ri-euce, a. — ly, ad, Ariiitrmy,
ar'-bi-tré-ri, a. — ily. ad. arbitraire.

Arbitrate, ar'-bi-tret/, t.ii. et n. arbitrer, decider, ju^tr.

Arbitration, ar-bi-tré'-clieimc, .1. aibitra,i:e, 111.

Arbitrator, ar'-bi-trc'-teiir, .r. arbitre, 111.

Arbitrement, ar-bit'-ri-ineim't. s. arbitraire, lu.

Arbitress, ar'-bi-tres<f, s. arbitre, f.

Arbor, ar'-beur, s. arbre, m.

Arborator, ar-bo-ré'teiir, s. arvori.^te, m.

Arboreous, ar-bo'-rieiic?, a. d'arbre, arbore.

Arborescent, ar-bô-res'-senn't, a. arborescent.

Arboret, ar'-b6r6t?, s. arbuste, arbrisseau, lu.

Arboribt, ar'-bo-rist^, s. arboriste, m.

.Vrborize, ar'-bo-raïz^, v. a. arboriser.

Arbour, ar'-beur, s. berceau, m.

Arbuscle, ar'-beus-sl', .r. arbuste, m.

Arbuscular, .ir-beus'-kiou-l,ir, a. d'arbuste,

Arbustum, ar-beust'-eum<', s. verger, m.

Arbnte, A'-biout?, J. arbousier, m,; — herT^\s.arboii'f,S.

Arc, ark, s. arc, m. ; voiite, f.

Arcade, ar-kédir', j. arcade, f.'

Arcanum, ar-ké'-neum^ (//. Arcana), s.arcane,.!ii re . m.

JKrch, artchc, s. arc, ni. ; voûte, i. ; — , v. a. arquer,
voûter.

Arch, artchc, a. dans la composition archi,fiefff, rusi ,
malin; — an.çel (ark-én*'-djel). s. archange, m.-. ~
bishop, s. archciéque, m. ; —bishopric, s. archevêi'i'.r.
m. ; — (leacnn. s. archidiacre, m. ; — dcaconry. — dci-
conship, s. archidiaconat, m. ; —ducal, (t. cCanhidu%;
—duchess, s. archiduchesse, f . ; — duke, s. archid-r.
m.; —dukedom, s. arehiduchc, m.; — prcshyt",
—priest, s. archiprcire, m. ; —priesthood, s. ai\i:i-
prêtre, m ; —treasurer, s. arehitre'sorier, m.

Archaism, ar'-kéizni, s. archaïsme, jn.

Archeoloffical, ar-kiolodj'-i-kal, a. arc.'iêolo^ijm.

Archeolofry, ar-ki-ol'-o-dji, s. archéologie, f.

Archer, artch'-eur, s. archer, m.

Arehery. artch'-eur-i, tir à l'arc, m.

Archetypal, ar'-ki-taï-pal, a. prototype, ori^init.
^ Archetype, ar'-ki-taîp*. s. archétype, tiiodile, m
I Archiépiscopal, ar-ki-é-pis'-kô-pal, a., archiJpis.ipi*.

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Archil, .irtch'-il, t. i^iweille, f.

Arthinuiultili;. .ir-ki-manir-crritc, s. anJiimantirite,nu

Archi.i^', anc\\' ■in'ifiir, a. arque.

Atohiitct, ar'-ki-letit, s. arcHueiff, in.

Arciiilectonic, — al, tir-ki-lek-toim'-ik, — nl, it. —ally,
.1.1. arJiifntoitifiié.

Ari-lutectural, ar-kitek'-tchieur-al, a. arihitrctural.

Aroli lecture, ar'-ki-tck-tcliieiirf, s. anhileaurf, (.

Artlmravc, ar'-ki-trévc, s. anhilravr, f.

Archives, ar'-kaiv'z on ar'-kiv'z, s. pi. aixhivts, f. pi.

Arciiivist, ar'-ki-vistf, s. arrhn'isrr, iii.

Arclilike, artch-liukc, iiii. en arc, fit tviUe.

Archly, artcli'li, i»./. inxt jhussf./infinenl.

Arciiiiess, .irtclr-ness'.', s.jiitisif, malu<, f,

.Uchuri, Hr'-koiii", i. anhmttt, iii.

Archoiiihip, ar'-knnc-chi|)?, t. nrt/tMital, in.

.Vrclistoiie, artch'-storic, j. vous\,iir, m.

Archw.iys, artcir-(jiiè<;f, Arciuvise, ■irtch'-niiiî/c, iti.

Arctic, ark'-tik, a. ariUqiie. {en arc, en v.nife.

ArciMtc, ar'-ki'ju-ctc, v. a. v.'titur ; —, a. aiyiic, en
lonne J arc.

Arcuation, ar-kiim-é'-cheupif. Arcuature, ar'-kimié-
tchleurr. s, cour'nirc U iin iirc, f.

Arciilialister, ar-kioii-li.ir-i-,t'Jur, t. arbalétrier, iii.

Ar.leiicy, nr'-dciin'-ci, .v. ar.liir, f.

Arilcni, .ir'-deim'l, a. - ly, .»./. nii/oir; nrilomneiU,

Arilciiliicss, ar -cIciurt-iic-iM', s. ar./eur, I,

ArilcTS, ar'-deiirv, r. />/. /at hère, f.

.Vnl'jr, Ardour, ar'-ileiir, s. ar,ienr. f.

Ariluous, ar'-tljimi-c'iiCf', i». — ly. a^l. escarpe ; ,ii('h He.

ArJiimisiicss, ar'-iljii)U-euc?-iie.->b<', j. anlnosUe. lipn- e ;

.Vre, ar, v. be. [lU/Jicnlle, f.

AriM, é'-ri-,i, s. aire; arène, f.

.\rci.ictiiin, ar-i-fak'-cheun^ j. dessèchement, \\\.

Arcfy, ar'-i-f.ii, v. a. desseclter.

Arciii, a-ri'-n.i, s. arène, f.

Arcii.iceuiis, ar-i-iié'clieucv, a. sablonnenx:

Arcii itimi, a-ri-nii'-clieuiiir, s. hain tie sable, la.

Arcunsc, a-rl-aoc^', v. Areii.ictoiis.

Arciiiiloiis, .a-renii'-ioiileiic^, ii. t;ravelen.v.

Areometer, a-ri-um'-i-teur, s. aieotnèire, m.

Arei'iiictry, a-ri-om'-i-tri, s. are'ometrie, f.

Areol),l^'lte, é-ri-op'-é-djaite, s. arropa/^ite, m.

ArtciiMjjiis, c-ri-op'-é-j{;<euc^, s, areopai;e, m.

Arj;al, ar'-jjal, s. tartre, m.

Arj^ciit, ar'-djcim't, a. d'arg^ent.

Ari,'ein,uioii, ar-djeiin'-ts'-clieiiur, s. argenture, f.

Ar;;jnti!ie, ar'-tljeiiii-tain^, a. argentin.

Ar^'il. .ir'-djil, s. argile, (. \a. ar^'iieu.w

Ar,'llaceous, ar-djil-lé'-clieuc?, Arv;lll'ni^i, ar-liu'-leucc,

Ar^'Uf, ar'-gi(iiiM, 7'. a. et n. argumenter, discuter,
fùtiiier ; persnadrr ; prouzer.

Ar:,'iiLr, ar'-t{«i'ni-eur, s. anrninentalenr, m.

Arijiiiiieiit, .\r'-i,'Kifni inciiu'l, s. a>xii:nent, \\\. ; disais-
non, t. ; snjet, indice, m.

Ari,'iiinemal, ar-},';(iuii-Miemi'-tal, a. ,Tr)ni>nentant.

ArijiiMieiit.ition.ai-H.viuii-iucim -lc'-c!iJiiîV, f. ari;:i>nen-
tiiti'in, f. [raisonne .• co}n9ne ari^ninent.

Ari;iiiiientative, ar-^'((iou-iucnir-ta-tnA a. — ly, ad.

Ar,,'iiiMctiti2e, ar'-jj/dou-menn-taiz*, v, a. argumenter ;
itiscuter.

Arjîuiiientizer, ar'-(;«ii>u-nieim't.iï-zeur, .t. ari^iiinenta-

Ar,;utc, wx-^uioMe' , a. aij;n, siittH. l.V;<'', m.

Arjjuti.i', ar-i;;(i()U'-clii-i, s. pi. arguties, f. pi.

Aria, é'-ri-a, jt. air, m.

And. ar'-id, a. aride, sec.

Ariility, a-rid'-i-ti, s. aridil/ ; attopiiie, f,

Ariiliiess, ar'-id-nessc, s. aridité, I.

Aries, é'-rj;ez, s. bélier, m.

Arieiate, a-rai'-i-tét?, v. n. heurter violemtitent.

Ariett.i, é-ri-et'-ta, s. ariette, f.

Ariijht, a-raïtî', ad. droit, droitement, to stt —.redresser.

Ariulation, «i-ri-o-lé'-cheuii^, s. dii'ination, f.

•.\risc, araïz^, v. ti. s'élever ; provenir, naître,

Ariien, a-riz'-'ii, v. Arise.

Aristocracy, a-ris-tok'-ra-ci, s. aristocratie, t.

Ariitocrat, ar'-is-to-krat/', s. aristocrate, m.

Anstociatic, — al, a-ris-tok-rat'-ik, — al, a. —ally, Oii.
iirii.'ocratii/iu:

Arithmetic, a-rith'-ini-tik, s. arithmétique, f.

Arithmetical, a-rith-met'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. arithmétique.

Arithmetician, e-rith-mi-tich'-an^, s. arithméticien, m,

Arl;, ark, s. arche, f. ; cojfre à/arine, n\.

; Arles, arls, s. pi. arrhes, m. pi.

Arm, arm?, s. bras, m. ; arme ; branche, f. j at— send,
(i distance; within — s reach, à portée du bras; cessa-
tion of —s, armistice, m. ; — chair, s. fauteuil, in. ; —
fui!, j. brassée, f. ; — hole, s. aisselle, i. ; —pit, s. creux
de l'aisselle, m. ; —, v. a. et n. armer; s'armer,

Ariiiad i, ar-ma'-da, s. armada, Jio.'te, i.

Armadillo, ar-nia-dil'-o, s. tatou, m.

Armai'n;nt, ar'-ma-ineiiu't, s. armpttcift, t^,

I Arr.i.iniertary, ar-ina-nicMnt-a-rl, j. arstiul, m.

Annan, ar'-inan?, s. arviand, m.
I Arnialuro, ar'-iua-tchieiir?, i. armute, f.

Annenliise, ar-niciin'-toc?, .i. ru he en bétail.

Arim;aiiiit. aruic'-HAnn't, ,/. mince : mai/^re.

Ariiimer, ar'-inidj-eur, s. eciiyer, ni.

Ariiii 'i-rniis, ar-niidj'-cr-eiici', a. fortant des artu't.

AriiiiiUry, ar'-iiiil-l.i-ri, a. ariniliaire.

Arming', ar-initrkj/if, .f. armement, ni.

Arini|i'iicnce, ar-iiiip'-u-icnn'c?, s. T,iillance, f.
, Armi(iitoiit. ar-inip -u-tcnn't, a. vaillant.
j Anni'ïtice, ar'-nii-stici', s. armisti,r. In. trêve, f.
I Arinlc'hs, ariin'''lcsv, ii. sans bras ; sans annex,
j Annict, arm'-Icttc, s. braSMird : bracelet, m.
I AniKiier, ar'-ineur-cur, s. armiiner, m.

.Vrinuri.il, .ir-ino-ri-,ii, a. armoriai.

.\rmorist, ar'-inour-istc, s. armoriste, ni.

.Xrmury, ar-im ur-i, s. ars.nal ; — , arnnir-. f.

Aruhiiir, ar'-iiicnir, t.ii»;/i.</t', I. ; — bc.ircr, i. reiser, rrt

Ann lurer, r. Ariiinrcr.

Vriiij , ar'-nii, s. a> niee, f.

.•\roina, arù'-ina, s. arôme, m.

.\r pin.itic, —al, ar-ô;n,il'-ik, - il, a. aromatipie. [xA.

Aruiiiitics. ar-oiii,it'-ik-i'. s. pi. aromates, par/ii:>i\. \:i.

.\r'iii.itizati'iii, ar-o-iiLit-i-zc'-clioiiiw', f. aromatisa:! i,

Aroiiiatizo, ar-o'-ina-taï/r. t. a. aïoniatiser. ^i.

I .\ri>iiia:(iii!!, .ir-o'-nia-ttjucc, u. aromatique,
' Arcise. a r''>zc, :•. Arise.
] Ar'umd, a-ra(jiin'd',/v. et a.t. autour de : au.our.

Arpii.e. a-r.iouzf', s: a. éveiller, réieilter ; exciter.

.•\row, a-rô', ad. en li'ix'e, ran;;é.

\\- l'icliiisiide, ar-koui-beiis-ed?', s. ar;uebusade, f.

Ari icilnise, ar'-kdiii-tieurc", s. arquebuse, (.
; Aninehusicr, ar-koui-heus-iiV, s. arquebusier, m.

Arr.ii^'ii, ai-réiif', v. a. arranxei ; accuser; instruire ;
critiquer.

.\rr.iij;nineiit, ar-réim-monii't, s. accusation ; censure, f.

.^rr.iiijfe, ar-rén'djir', v. a. arranger, disposer,

Arraii>;einent, ar-rén'dj^-nicnn't, s. arranj;en:en!, dis-
position ; accusation, f.

ArraJif;er, ar-réiin'-djeur, s. arrant,'eur, ni.

.\rr,iiit, ar'-raiin't, a. tnsif;ne,jiej}é ; — ly, ad. honteuse-

Arras, ar'-ac?, s. tapisserie, f. y-neuf.

Arr.iy, ar-é', s. ordre de bataille : vêtement, m. ; —, c. a.
mettre en ordre : ranger; équiper, vêtir ; — a paniicl.
choisir des jures.

Arrc.ir, ar-rir?', t. arriéré, m.; in —, en arrière ; —s
pi. arréraj;es, m. pi.

.\rrearajje, arri'-ixdjr, s. arrerai^es, m. pi.

Arrentation, ar-renn-te'-cliLim', .t. arren.'ement, m.

.\rrost, ar-restir', s. arrêt, m. ; arrestation, saisie, (. ; —,
r. a. arrêter; saiçir, captiver.

Arrestation, ar-rcs-té'-clieMiif, r. arrestation, f.
\rrestment, ar-rest'-nieiin't, s. arrestation, I".

'.\rria>;e, ar-ridjf', s. labonraxe, ni.

.\rridc, ar-raidr', v. a. sourire a.

.\irieri;-ban, ar-rir^-bami, s. .i> rièrc-han, m.

.\rrision, ar-ri'-cheune, s. sourire, m.

.\rrival, ar-rai'-val, s. arrivée, f. j abord, lo.

Arrive, ar-raïvï',ï/. n. armer; aborder ; parvenir à,

Arr.ide, ar-rôd?, v. a. ronger.

Arrnyjince, — ty, ar'-ro-gaiin'c/*, —ci, s. arrogance, t.

Arroi,':\nt, ar'-rô-gann't, s. arrogant; — ly, ad. aii.f
A' . I m ment, insole m ment.

.\rr(.>jantness, ar'-rô-;;ann't-ncsv, s. am\-ance, f.

Arrogate, ar'-r6-j;Két<', v. a. s'arroger; usurper.

Ar-ro^'at!on, ar-r6-g«e'-chcunc-, s. action de s'ariotier,
pretention, f.

Arro^Mtive, ar'-rô-g;(é-tiv?, <j. arrogant,

Arrow, ar'-ô, s.Jlcihe, f.

Arrowy, ar'-ôi, a. en forme de flèche.

Arson. il, ar'-s?-nal, s. arsenal, ni.

Arsenic, ar'-ceiin-ik, s. arsenic, m.

Arsenical, ar-ctnii'-i-kal, a. arséniqut,

Arscjii, ar'-sonc, s. crinu d'incendie, ni.

Art, artt", s. art ; artifice, m.

Arterial, ;ir-ti'ri-.al, a. artériel.

Artery, ar'-teur-i, j. artère, i.

Artesian, ar-ti-cliéiif, a. artésien.

Artful, artt'-foiil, a. — ly, ad. artificieux, artificiel ;fir\.

Artfulness, art^'-foul-nessf, s. adresse, habileté, i. ; ar/j.
fiée, ni.

Arthritic, — al, ar-tlirit'-ik, —al, a. arthritique.

Artichoke, ar'-ti-chôk?, s. artichaut, m.

Article,;ar'-ti-kr, s. article, m. ; substance; condition, t. ;
— , V. a. et n. articuler ; stipuler.

Articulate, ar-tik'-iou-lét*, n. — ly, ad. articulé; dis.
tinct ; — , V. a. articuler.

Articulateness, ar-tik'-iou-lét^-ness*, s. qualité él'étr»
articulé, f.

Articulation, ar tik-iou-lë'-cheun*, s. artiful^ffcn, f,

Aftii'tcç, af'-ti-fiçf, s, (xrti/ice, iij.

ART

ttS4l

ASS

Artificer, ar-lir-l-ceiir, s. arfisati, m.
Artitici,»!, ar-ti-fich'-nl, a. — ly, ii</. artiftcitî.
Artiikiality, ar-ti-fiLli-i-al'li-ti, ArtilkUlness, Artl-fich'-

al-iiL-ssc, .r. artifiit, in.
Artificinus, ar-tifich'-euc?, <i. nrlyfiiit!.
Artillery, ar-fil'-eiir-i, s. arliHtrif. f.
Artis.in, «r-tivmr', s. artisan ; artislt, m.
Artist, art'-istf, f. arliMlt ; adfple. in.
Artless, arl'lcv.s--, (r. — ly, ad. i)ii;rnii : crossier ; ua(/,
Artlcssncss, .•irl'-L-.s-nuss?, s. iiij,'t'iiiii(?, nalvtt/, (.
Artsinan,aits/'-iiiaii«', s. nfttst(, in. [rin.aicir.

Artimliii.icojiis, a- rtiuiii • (11 -né' • clients, a, fkin dt
Arvat, ar'-viil, Arvil, .ir'-vil, s. f>i/i>rei)ieiil, in.
As, iiz, I'. ii'iHDie, aussi, i/iif, scù'ii, farce i/ne, autatil ;
•— for, ifiiatii (t, fijur ; — il were, fu giiel/iif sortf ;
^i'Ur ainsi liirr ; — soon — , aiissittU i/ite ; — tliuu^li,
loinine si, eiiron-,
Aslicsiine, az-bcs'-tin^ a. cCasbfslt.
Asbcslns, az-bcs'.t.Mic, J. asbesfe, m,
Asc.uiiice, V. A'lk.iiico.

Asccnil, as-ccnn'il', t. a. ft it. monter, s'f^eiei:
Ascendant, as-conn'-ilann't, a.siif>erieiir, •meiiiiaiit.
Asceniloncy, as-ccim'-ilcim'-ci, s. iisttiiiia/if, in. ,• /uni-
te iir, in It lie me, f.
Ascension, .-is-cenn'-rlionn'', s. asceiisioii, f.
AsLLMisidiial, as-cenn'-Lliciin-al, (r, asieiisioiinel.
Ascent, as-ccnn't', j-. ,iue>isu»i ; montée, ei.ialinn, {.
Ascertain, ns-cer-tdn/, t , a. s'assn rente ; prcin;-r, con-
steller ; fixer. [ilK
Ascertaintr. as-cer-té'-noiir, .c celui i/ui s'assure ir.'.
Asccrl.iinnient, as-cer-ténc'-nienn't, s. certilu.ie, nV,V, f.
Ascetic, as-cet'-ik, a. asic'li,jiie.
Ascititio\is, as-i iticli'-cuci', a. ajouli'.
Ascrili.ilile, as-kr.ii'-bi'.-br, a. qu'on feiit atlfi'oiter.
Ascribe, as-kr.iibc', -'. </, atlrihuer, imputer.
Ascribing, as-krai'-bin'ii«^. Ascription, as-krip'-chcnn,?,

,t. attritnition, f,
AscriiJtilious, as-krip-tich'-eiicc, a. attribue, ajoute'.
Ash, acli', s. frcne. in. j cendres, f. pi. ; — colour, s.
couleur lie cendre, f. ; — cnloureil, <J. cendre'; — hole,
Ashaincil, a-cliém'il, a. /i.'utuux. (—pan, s. cendrier, in.
Ashen, ach'-'n, a. d'Jrcue.
Ashes, ach'-iz, .r. //. cendres, f. pi., ceiidrej_{.
Ashlar, ach'-l.ir, s. motlion ; bloc, ni.
Ashore, a-cln'iri^, ad. .> terre ; to mil —, faire cflt.
Asli \Vednesil.iy,_ ach-uiienn'z'-ili-, j. Mercndi drs
Ashweed, ach'-oind, j-. nn^'cli./ue, {. [lendres, m.

Ashy, acli'-i, s. cendreux, cendre ; pdle.
Aside, a-said?', ad. à côte, de côte, de travers ; A part.
Asin.iry, as'-i-iia-ri, a. d due.
Ask, ask, t. a. demander; prier • s'informer.
Askance, Askaunce, a-skann'cf', Askant, a :.kann"t', ad.

de côte, de triTers.
Askcr, ask'-eur, j. demandeur, m.
Askew, a-skiou', ad. de travers.
Askinjî, ask'-inV«^ r. demande, f.
Aslant, a-slann't , ii.l. de biais.
Asleep, a-slip^, a. endormi, assoupi.
Aslope, a-slop?', ad. de biais.
Asp, asp^, s. e$spic ; tremble, m.
Asparagus, as-par'-a-K"eucc, s. asperge, f.
Aspect, as'pekt, s. aspect, air, m. / ex/osition, f.
Aspen, as'-penn', s. tremble, m, ; —, a. de tremble.
Aspjr, as'-pcur, s. aspre, m.
Asjicrate, as'-per-c-t^ v. a. rendre rude.
Aspeiation, .as-per-c'-clieun^, s. action de rendre rude. f.
Aspt.-r.,'oire, as-per-j^oïn', s. aspersoir, goupillon, m.
Asperity, as-per'-i-ti, s. asper:tc ; ru.ùsse, f.
Aspcrous, as'-per-eiicc, a. dpre, rude.
Asperse, as-persf', î'. a. asperger ; diffamer.
Asperser, as-per'-seur, s. aiffanuiteur, m.
Aspersion, as-pcr'-clienMC. .f. aspersion ; dijf'amation, f.
Asj'halt, as-faltf', s. aspiuilte, m. ; —, v. a. asplialitr.
Asph.iltic, as-f.il'-tik, a. bitumineux.
Asihyxy. as-fiks'-i, s. asphyxie, f.
Aspic, as'pik, s. aspic, m.
Aspirant, as-pai'rann't, .f. aspirant, ni.
Aspirate, as'-i)i-rct^, a. aspiré ; — , s. lettre aspirée, f. ;

— , V. a. aspirer.
Aspiration, as-pi-ré-clieuntf, s. aspiration, f.
Aspire, as-paire', v. <i. aspirer, soupirer, prétendre à.
Aspireincnt, as-iMïr-inenn't, s. aspiration, f.
Aspirer, as-pai'-reur, s. aspirant, ni.
^spirinjî, as-paï'-rin';î«^ a. aspirant; ambitieux; — ,
Asquint, a-skoiiinn't, od. de travers. [s. aspiration, f.
Ass, ac^ X. line, in. ; — driver, s. duier, m.
tAss, acf, r. rendre, f.
Assail, as-sék*, v. a. attaquer, assaillir.
Assailable, as-sé'-la-bl', a. attaquable.
Assailant, as-sé'-hnn't, Assailer, as-sé'-Ieur, s. assail-
Assailinent, as-séle'-inenn't, s. attaque, f. [tant, m.

Assart, as-sart', v- a. essarter; —, t, essartement, ra.

As'assin. aJt-M&s'-lni*. s. assassin, m. ; —, AsMssInatA

as-siiHt'-l-netf, r. a. assassiner.
Asvissin.atlon, as-sass-l-iié'-cheunft .f. assassinat, m.
Ass.issin.itor, as-s.iss-l'në'-tcur. s. assassin, m.
Ass.issinous. as-s.isb'-!-neuc/, <i. assassin.
Ass.uion, as-se'-chcniK", .r. assation, f.
As .aiilt, iis-sJlt', X. assault, ni. attaque, f. ; —, v. a.

assaillir, attaquer.
Ass.inltable, as-s-lll'-a-W, a. attaquable.
Asviulter, as-s.'llt'eiir, s. assaillant, ii^resseur, m.
Assay, as-sd', s. essai, m. épreuve, t. j examen, m. ; —
I master, ». essayeur, lu. j — , i'. a. et n. essayer
I 1,'oilter ; tenter.
Assiyer, as-sé'-cur, s. esrayeur, m.
Assecution, as-si-kion'-clie'ni'..', s. acquisition, f.
I Asselnbla^;e, as-seni'-blii:IJ<-, n. assemblage, m.
Assemble, as-sciii'-br, \: a. et u, assembler, rassem
bler ; s'assembler.
I Assjnibler, as-soiu'-bltnr, t. celui qui asiemble.
I Asseiiibliiii;, as-seni'-blinV«c, s. rassemblement, m.

Assembly, asseiii'-bli, ,i. a<temb/ee, réunion, (.
I Assent, as-scnn't', s. assentiment, consentement, m. ; -,
I ;■. n. consentir.

I .V.sent.ition, as-senn-tei'-clieini^ s. complaisance, f.
I A v.ent.itor, as-senn-te'-tenr, s . conip;,i i mi n t ; /Icit'eii >■ . m.
.Xsscnter, .isseiin'lcnr, s. leliii qui donne son as.fui.
I ment.

\ .\ssenliii>,'Iy, as-senn'-lin't,';<cli, ad. par l'assentiment,
fixe. \ .Vssentinent, nssenn't'-ineiiirt, s. assentiment, m.

.\ .sert, as-serf, i\ a. affirmer ; soutenir, dejend'e.
.\ .serlloii, as-ser'-cheun»", s. assertion, défense, f.
As.ertive, as-ser'-ti\r, a. -ly, ad. positij, ajffirmali/.
.\s.ert')r, as-scr'tenr, s. dé/tnseur, ni.
Assertory, as-ser'-to-ri, a. ajtirmati/.
Assess, as-scss', 7'. a. imposer, taxer.
Asso .s.ible, as-sess'-sa-bl , a. imposable.
.Assessment, as-sess'-nienn't, s. imposition, f. impôt, m.
Assessor, as-sess'-seur. s. rtdr.ï «;<)•, in. [d'un bilin, m.
Assets, as'-sets^, s. pi. biens d'un dcfiint, m. j^l. i .nii/
Assever, as-sev'-enr. Asseverate, as-sev-i-rctf, x: ii.

ajtir>ner solennellcnient.
Asseveration, as-sev-irr'-LlieniK', s. affirmation so'.ni-
.\ssidiiity, as-si-dinu'-i-ti, t assiduité, i. \_nellt. f.

AisiduiHis, as-sid'-iou-eiic', a. — ly, ad. assidu.
,\-..iduousness, ns-sid'-iou-ence-iiessf, s. assiduité, f.
Assie^;e, ;is-sidjc', v. a. assiéi,'cr, [/r'rfr.

.\-.sijjn, as-saïn?', v. a. assij^ner; déterminer ; tr.vf.-
Assignable, as-saïiin'-a-bi', a. qu'on peut a < s ■■'); nt r ;
cessible. [des-Viius ; assij/nat, i».

,\ssi^jiiation, as-sii»-né ■ilieiiiii', j". a\stj,-nation, f . ; //'.■
Assignee, as-si-ni, s. dcl,[.;ue, innnda/aire, \n.
Assi^incr, ass;n'-neur, s. lommcttant, mandant, ni.
Asiit,niinent, as-sainn'-inenn't, s. assignation ; dcsi^i

tion, f.
A-^slinilable, as-sini'-i l.ibl', a. qu'on peut assimiler.
Assimilate , as-sim'-i-letf, z: a. et n. :\ssimiler ; sjsn-

mil.-r.
Assiinil.itlon, as-sim-i-Ié'-clieiinf, s. assimilation, f.
Assimulate, as-sim'-ion-l.*li', v. a. simuler, con.'icjiin.
Assist, as-bisl', i: a. et n. assister, aider.
Assistance, .as-sis'tann'co s. assistance, f.
Assistant, as-sis'-tann't, j. assistant ; aide. m.
Assister, as-sis'-tenr, s. celui qui assiste, aide, m.
Assistless, .is-bisl'-lcssr, a. sans secours.
Assise, Assi/c, as-s.iïz;:'. .r. assises, f. pi. ; rèi^lemer.f, m.

— , V. a. ta.xer par ordonnance, Ji.xer le pri.Y.
A:;si?cr, as-s.nî'-zciir, s, vérificateur des /oïds et tri-
Assizor, a-.-saï'-zeur, s. Juré, m. {surts, :ii.

A^:jlike, as->-l.-iik.', a. slupide.
Associ.ibiiity, as-sô'-chi-a-bil-i-ti, s. sociabilité, f.
Assuci.ible, as-sô'-chi abl", a. qu'on peut as^ocl:

sociable.
Associiite, as-sô'-clii-rt^, i>. a. et n. associer; combviir;
s'associer ; — , a. allié, ligné, conjédéré ; — ,s.iis.i-
cié. compai^non, complice, m.
Associateship, as-sô'-clii-élc-chip;, s. état d'à s soc u\ m.
Association, a.s-sô-chi-é'-chciin^, s. association, sociilt.t.
fAssoilzie, as-soil'-sai, Assoilize, as-soïl-aizr', ■v. i-

a'isoudre.
Assoiumce, as'-sô-iiann'c^, s. assonance, f.
Assonant, as'-s6-naiin't, a. assonant.
Assort, as-sort', v. a. assortir, arranger.
Assortment, as-sort<'-inemi't, s. assortiment, m.
Assot, as-sot', %•. a. infatuer. \calnftr ; se ailmit

Assnage. as-souedj»", v. a. et ti. apaiser, admcxf,
Assuagement, as-souédJ<^-nieun't, s. adoucissement. .
Assua({er, as-soué'-djeur, x. cetiii qui adoucit, p.uijKH-

teur, m.

AssuasivCj as-soué'-civ?, a. adoucissant, touchant.

Assuèfaction, as-soué-fak'-cheun;. Assuétude, ass'sf^oi'

tioudf, s. habituete, f. [poser ; être arrcfMl

Assume, as-siounwr', v. a. ttti,frtnclre, s'arroger ;SMf

ASS

tissl

AFO

Alitinier, a$-!.lou'-nitnr, i. arrogant, ftt'ltnlUux, m,
A»Mimini{, tts•!>iou'•mll^^{//^ a. ar romani ; —, i. arro-

^11 net, t.
AbMimpiion, as-»eiim'-cheim^ s. frt'soiHftijn ; assomfi-
Assuiiiptivc, a!l•^.eulll'•llv/, <». siiffosc. [rwii, f.

Asturaiic?, a-chiou'-ranu'c*, x. assiirancf, f,
As'.iirc, a-chiourr', v. a. asiiirer.j^'.intntir.
Assured, a-thi«iir'ti', <i. — ly, a,t assiirr, ifrlaiii.
A'oiirediiess, u-chiou'-rcU-iie!>!>«,^. assurance, urtUude, f.
Assurer, a-chiou'-reiir, s. assiirtiir, ill.
Aster, .is'teur, s. astfr, in.
A'terisk, ai'-ti-risk, s. aiUHsfiie, m.
Astcrisin, as'-tl-ruiii, s. ast^rtsme, iii.
Astern, a-!>lcrii«', ad. far dcrrUrt, en arrière.
Asilicnic, as'.ti-iiik, <i. aillien.iiut.
A-itlinia, abt'-ina, s. asthme, in.
Asthuiatic, —ill, nst-inatt'.ik, — al, a. asthinatiqut.
Ast'jiiibli, astoiin'-ich^ v. a. étonner.
AstoMislinin, as-tuim'-lch<ln'g»ic", a. étonnant ; — ly, a,l.

tlouna>nment.
Asti)nL.liiiicnt, as-tnnu'iclif-menn't, s. étonnevien', in.
Astuiiml, as-t.ioim'il', v. a. consterner.
Aalradillo, a-slraJ'-iU', ad. à (ali/ourihon, à lUetiil.
Astral, as'-tral, a. iistrai. |.i (-^.M.rn

Aitr.iy, a-itrc', ad. Mors du (.■oil chemin ; lu yu —,
Aitrict, as-trikt', v. a. resserrer, compiunrr.
Astriclu):i,as-trik'-cticun^, s. resserrement, m.
Astnttivc, as-trik'-tivc, Astrictury, a .-irik'-tciir-l, a. as-
AMii'lt-, a-straulc', ad. à cali/oiiri/ion, {trin^eiit.

A .rHi.;c, .is-lrin'tl_j(r', v. a. resserrer.
A'.lnnjji.'Mcy, ns-triim'-iljeim-ci, s. i/nalite' astriiij;ente, f.
Aslriiiktcnt, as-lriim'-iljciiirt, a. a^tnn^tnt.
Aslrol.iOe, as'-tro-lcbf, s. astiiU::e, ni.
A'.truli.^îcr, as-irol'-o-iljcur, Abliuln^ian, as-lro-16'-iIji-

ane. i. astrolOi;iie, in.
Aïtr(ilo>;ic, —al, as-lrrVloilj'.ik, —a', a. — ally,<?i/. as'rc'/i>-
Asirolu^iy, as-triil'-6-(lii, s. astro.o^'ie, f. (.VV'""-

Astronmncr, as-truii» o-meiir, i. astronome, in.
Aslroiiunik, — al,a!)-lr6-ni)in'-ik, — al, a. —ally, ad.aslro-
A.irnnoiiiy, .is-tronn'-o-nii, s. astronomie, f. [nomiijne.
Astriit, a-slruut', ad. en se renfior^canl.
Ailiin, a-hteini?', t'. a. étourdir.
Asiiiulcr, ascnn'-clcur, ad. sef'are'iner.t, A fart.
Aswoon, as-inin^, ad, en di/ai/taute.
Asylinn, a-sai'-lenin?, s. asUe, in.
A .iyininctry, a-iiin'-i-tri, s. asymi'lrie, (.
At, ate, />r. li, en, sur; -■ li"ini;, au /oi;it; — first,
Ale, ot^, .••• I-;at. [,faiord ; tu be — it, j'c'^;y.

Atliclsni, c'-lhi-izm, s. athéisme, in.
Atheist, li-tlii-isu, s. athée, in.

Atheistic, — al, c-tlii-is'-tik, — al, a, —ally, ad. alMe : en
Atlieous, é'-tlii-euc?, a. athée. [athée.

Athirst, a tlieurbt', a. altéré.
Athlete, ath'-litir, s. athlete, in.
Athletic, ath-let'-ik, a. athlétique.

Athwart, a-thouart»'', /r. et ad. à travers, de travers, au
Atilt, a-tilt', ad. en jouteur. [travers de.

Allas, at'-lace, s. atlas, m.
.\iinos|)liere, at'-ino-blire, s. atm.-'^f'hère, f.
Atinusplieric, —al, at-niô-sfer'-ik,— al, «. atmosphérique.
Atom, at'-cuin?, f. atome, m.
A'.iiiiiical, a-tinii'-i-kal, a, atomique.
Aliiiiiisni, at'-ô-inizin, s. atomisine, m.
Atoiiilike, nteunn'-laïke, a. comme des atomes, \fanr
Atone, a-ton?', v. a. et n. e.\pier ; tu — lor, expier : ré-
Atoneinciit, a-toiif'-inenn't, s. e.vpiation; compensât ion, I.
Atoner, a-ton'-iuir, s. letui qui expie, médiateur, ni.
Atony, at'-on-i. s. atonie, f.
AtDji, a-toj)', iiii'. au sommet, au haut.
Air.iliilari.m, at-ra-hi-lé'-ri-an?, Atrabilarious, at-ra-bi-

ie'-ri-eno', a. utraoUaire. [rolic, i .

Atr.ibilarii.nsness, at-r.i-bi-W-ri-cncc-ncbsi', s. i/u\.in-
.\iraii. entai, at-ra-niciin'-tal, AiraiiRiiiu.is, at-ra-incim-

teiiLC, a. d encre, noir comme l'encre.
Atrocious, a-iro-cliciicc, a. — ly, ad. atroce.
Atruciousncss, a-iro'-clicuc?-iiebSf, Atrocity, a-tros'-i-li.
Ainiphy, at'-ro-)i, s. atrophie, {. \s. atrocitc, I.

.\ll.ii.!i, at-tatclnr', v. a. attacher; arrêter; saisir;

,i;:i:;iier. [arrestation, sais:e, f.

Ait.ii.lnncnt, nl-tatclii:'-menn"t, s. attachement, ta. ;
Attack, at-tak', s. attaque, f. ; — , v. a. attaquer.
Auacker, at-tak'-eur, s. agresseur, assaillant, m.
Attacking;, at-tak'-iiri{«?,'i. attaque, f. [arriver à.

Attain, at-téiif', v. à. atteindre, parvenir, acquérir ;
Attainable, at-tén'-a-bl', a. qu'on, peut atteindre.
Attainableness, at-tdti'-a-bl-ness^, s. qualité de pouvoir

être atteint, f.
Attainder, at-ténf'-deur, s. flétrissure, t.
Attainment, at-ténî'-inenn't, s. acquisition, t. : bien

acquis, m. ; —s, //. connaissances, f. pi. ; progrès,

1». pi. [décla rer coupable ; flétrir,

Atliiiift, at-ténV, t. tttleinte ^ /letrUiHrt, ù; —,v. ».

Att.ii.itnre, .at-lrn'-tchicur^ s. impuli^Hon, t.
Atlcinpcr, .it-tcni'-peiir, »■. a. lempcrer ; a.it'pler,
Alteinperate, at-tein'-pcur-ctf, v. a, adapter; •'i n.

proportionné.
Atieiiiperly, at-tem'-peurll, ad. tneidérétnent.
Atleni|)t, at-tcni't', !. essai, ni. ; tenlatti>e ; attaque, f. ;

attentat, m, : —, v. a. et n. essayer; tenter ; attaquer ;

.■l'attaquer à,
Altcinpiable, at-tem'-ta-bl", a. exposé, a u.v attaques.
Attcnipter, at-tein'-tciir, s. agreisenr, .issaillant, m.
Atteiniitin^, al-tcm'-tin '^j/ic-, i. entreprise, f.
Attcml, al-tenn'd', f. ii. et n. aaompagner ; suirie;

attendre, servir, assister ; ^-e tesene ; écouter, Jaitt

attention ; s'occuper de.
Attendance, at-tenn'-d.in'ci', /. service, ni.; soins, m. pl.j

suite, {. ; to dance —,Jaxre aiitfchamàre.
Atteiid.iiU, at-tenn'-daiiM't, s. celui qui accompagne ;

compagnon ; assistant ; domestique, m,
Altoiidcr, at-tenii'-ileur, s. compagnon.
Att'-nt, at-tenn t', a. attentif. [prêter nl'enliiui.

Attention, at-lenn'-cheunc-, s. atlentii'u, f . ; to ^wk. —,
Attentive, at-teinr-tiv**, a. — ly, ad. attentif.
Attentiveness, at-tenn'-liv*>-neisc, s. attention, f.
.Atténuant, at-ten'-ioii-ann't, s. att-'nuant, m.
Aitennatc, at-tcu'-ioii-L'Ic, i: a. atténuer.
.\ltenu.itioii, at-tenii-iou-e-clieuii«', s. atténuation, (.
Attcr, ,i'.'-tenr, s. pus, m.
Attest, at-tcst', V. a. attester.
Attestation, at-tes-t<i'-clieiin^ r. attestation, f.
Attester, at-tes'-tenr, s. témoin, m.
Alt.c, at'-tik, s. attiqiie, m "lansarde, f.
.•\ttlcisin, at'-ti-cizin, .f. atticisuie, m.
Atimi;e, at-tin'dj^, -'. a. atteindre, toucher légèrement.
.\U:r;', at-taiir', s. ajustement w. pariin, \.; -,v.a.

ajuster, parer.
AtiirinL;, at-tai'-rin'uxf, s. ajustement, m. coijjure, f.
Attitude, at'-ti-tioud<', s. attitude, i.
Attcirn, at-tenrn", v. n. reii ire lioinmac;e.
.Vit' irncy. at-tciir'-ni, s.prccureur; avoué, m, jleftcr of—,

proiur.ition, f. [daroué, f,

Att'iriieyblnp, at-tcur'-iiiclilp, J. charge de procureur o.i
.Vitiirnnient, at-leurn'-nieiin't, s. hommage, m.
.\ttract, at-trakt', •?•. a. attirer ; gagner. (m.

.Vitractabillty, at-trak-t.i-bil'-i-ti, j. pouvoir d'attraction,
.\ttractical, at-trak'-ti-kal, Attractilc, at-tiak'-til, a.

attractif.
Attractinjjly, at-trak'-tin'f;»*-!!, ad. par attraction.
Attraction, at-trak'-cllcun^ .r. attraction, f . ; attrait, m.
.Attractive, at-trak'-tiv<, a. — ly, ad. attract{/', altrayaU;

— , s. attrait, m.
Attractiveness, at-trak'-tlv^-nessc, s. qualité, attrayante,
Aitractor, at-trak'-tenr, s. agent qui attire, m. [ l.

Attr.dient, at'-tré-lienn't, <i. attractij.
Attribute, .it-trib'-iuul^, v.a. attribuer; — ,at'-trib-ioutr,

s. attribut, ni.
y\!tribution, at-tri-biou'-clienn^ s. attribution, f.; attri-
Attributive, at-tri-bioii'-tivf, s. attribut, m. [but, m.

Atlrite, at-traït?', a. usé par le frottement.
Attrition, at-trich'-ciiiii', s. attrition, f.
Attune, at-tiouii(^, v. a. rendre hurmonieu.x ; accorder.
r Alwccl, at-ouir, ad. le sais bien.
Atween, a-touiiif', Alwi\t, ■iloiiikst', /;'. entre.
Anliiirn, â'-bcuriif, a. châtain clair.
t Auclit, àkt?, V. n. appartenir a.
Auction, âk'-clieuiir, s. rente à l'enchère, f. encan, m.;

— , V. a. vendre à l'enchhe.
.\iictionary, ■1k'-clicun-a-ri, <». qui concerne l'encan.
.\u(lioneer, ,'ik-clieim-ir', s.crieur der.can, ni.j — , ?'. a.

vendre <> l'enchère.
Aucupation, â-kiou-pii'-clicunc, s. cha 'se aux oiseau.'., i.
.\iida<:ii>us, fl-dé'-chcuc^ <r. - ly. ml. audacieux.
.\udaciousiiess, a-de'-clieucf-nessi', Audacity, û-dass'-

i-ti, s. audace, hardiesse, t.
Auilililc, â'-di-bl' a. qu'on peut entendre ; intelligih''.
Audiblencbs, a'-di-bl'-ucsbi', s. qualité de pouvoir éiri

entendu, (.
.Vudieuce, A'-di-ennV?. .f. audiente, {. ; auditoire, ni.
Audit,. 'l'ditt, s. audition ; déposition, i. ; — , v. a. oiiir,

examiner des comptes.
Audition, à-dich'-eun?, s. audition, f.
Auditor, a' -di-teur.j. rtWi/f;<r, ni.
.\>iditory, û'-di-teur-i, s. auditoire, n\.
Auditress, .1'-di-tressf, s. femme qui écoute, f.
Aujjer, â'-gKCur, s. tarière, f.
Au);ht, tsKe, pn. quelque chose ; for —, autant que ; \ —,

V. a. posséder ; — , s. possession, f.
Augment, .1i;-inenn't', v. a. et n. augmenter, s'aiigmeii'

ter, s'accroître ; — , s. augmentation, l. ; augment, nu
Augmentation, âg-mçnn-te'-cheun^, s. augmenlcuion,

f. ; accroissement, in.
Augmenter, Ag-menn'-teur, s. celui qui augmente.
Au{(ur, l'-gHCur, t. augure, m. ; — , ?>. a, augHrin

AUO

riAnxi-tiXf, t'.

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BAB

I -fiwou-ttif, V. a. aiigufff.

, A'|('< i>ii'r<i'-clicuii>-, I. i1ii.iijli.yii, f, pH'

Ausuration

•tiV'. III.
Augurer, â'-u;iloii-reiir, r. auditif, m.
Augury, A'tj''"'" '■i, J. iiiignrt, frfsagt, 111.
Aiiuust, A i;jicuiU', a. au^ii\tt ; —, i'-^iitUiU, t,

.■f.iilt, in.
Aiiijusiiiess, fl-(;i<eint'ness^, t. wa/fst/, t.
Aiiliirl.in, A-lc'-ri-.iiiM', f. mtmbrt J'lin talUj^e, m.
>AiiUI, Altli', II. Old.
Aiilic, A'-llk, a. •Diiiifin.
Aiiln, All/, X. aunt, I.

Aniiiry, Aiiiz-ri', i. x,:ir.it.iKj>ig*r ; tronc, in.
Aunt, Aiui't, s. tan/'. I'.
.\ai.i, .V-ra, 1. aroiiif, tii,
Aurtli.i, A-ri'-li-a, 1. iH'vuilùit, uymfiht, f.
Aiiric, A'-rik, a. lUi'i ''■
Auricir, A'-ri-kl', s. orriiletlt. I.
AiiriLiila, 4-rik'-iou-l.i, j. orri./f ri'oiirs, t.
Auricul.ir, A-rik'-iou-lar, a, — ly, ait, aurieiilitiy* ; à

iortiiit, snrttimrnt.
Auriferous, A-rif'-i-rcii';<', <i. aiiri/hf.
Aurnrii, A-rù'-r.i, s. aurore, t. ; — horoalis, aurore boit-

aie, f.
A'isi uliallon, fts-keiil-té'-clicMiii'. t. anjcu/ta/ioii, f.
AiispiL.ilc, .l'-spi-ktt/, t'. a. f redite.
Auspice, A'-spic<, .r. aiis/>ùii, m. |il.
AiispicHpii'i, A-spiLlr-LiK:r,.i. — ly, aJ. frofhe, heureux ;

II"/*.! d heureux auspices.
A'ispitliiiisiifss, .l-spicir-ciicf'-ne.s/, s. fnuf>trUi\ f.
.^lister, As'-tLiir, 4. Teiitdu nniouest, m.
Aiistcrc, A-slir<', (>. - ly, ad. ausihe.
AuslerciiL'ss, ,'\-stir'.iiess<', Austerity, a-iter'-ill, i. aus-

leriU, rit; lieu r, '•
Austr.il, As'-tral, a. auytia!. [/i/ue.

Auiliomic, —ill, A-ttienn'-tik, —ni, a. —ally, ad. auliuii-
Aiitlieiilicatc, A-tliciin'-ti-ketc, V. a. aiif/ieiini/iiei.
Autlicnlicity, A-tlieiiii-tIss'-i-ti, s. aulhcntinle, f.
Author, A'iheiir, s. auteur, m.

Authoress, A'-lhiir-essi-, s.Jemme auteur, f. \itiiloi-i<.e.
Aiithorit.itivc, A-thor'-i-ta-tivf, a. - -ly, ad. d'auifitii,
Aiithoritativcncs, A-lhor'-i-ta-tiv^-iicib*, i. air d'auto-

rite, m. ; morgue, (,
Authority, â-tlior'-i-li, s. autorité, piiisfauie, f. •

Authorization, A-thor-i-ze'-cllcuii,-, t. auli'ri^.iticu, {,

Authorize, A'-thô-raïz^ v. a. autoriser ,■ lej^uiiner.
Aulhorless, â'-thor-less/, a. sans auti/nte ; anonyme.
Aiitliorship, A'-thor-chipf, s. i/uaiité d'auteur, i.

Aiitobiojjraphy, A'-to-haï-ot-r.il-i, .r. aiito/'ioj;ia/'hie, (.

Autocracy, A-tok'-ra-ci, s. aulotratie, {,

Autocrat, A'-tokrat, s. autocrate, 111.

Auiocr.itic, —al, .Vto-krat'-ik, —al, a. desfotii/w.

Auto^jraph, â'-toi;raf, s. autographe, tu.

Auto^;raphic, — aC A-to-praf-ik. —al, a. auloj^raplu.

Autography, A-to>;'-rafi, s. aut.^graphie, I'.

Autniimtoii, A-<om'atoiif, s. automate. lu.

Autonomy, A-ton'-o-mi, s. aiitoirmie, t.

Autopsy, A'-top-ci, 1'. autopsie, (.

Autumn, A'-teumc s. automne, m. et f.

Autumnal, A-tcuiii'-nal, a. autinna/, ,i'auto>iiiie.

Auxiliar, &^-z\\'-\Ar, Auxiliary,. 'iir-zil'-î.i-ri.ii. au.xiitaire.

Auxili.ition, Aif-zil-i-é'-thcim/, .v. aide, (. ; seiours, m.

Avail, a-vcl-^', s. avantage, secours, m. ; — , T. a. et n.
aider : senir à ; faire valoir ; suj/ire. \ /ita't/e.

Available, a-véijjil-bl', a. — hly, ad. uTant.igriix, pro-

Availalileiu;s5^-vi''la-lir-ntss«-, s. utilité, e,pii.tcite, f.

Av;Ml«rtft;'a-vér liieiiirt, s. projit, 111.
. -AWtlanche, av'-a-laim'ch/, s. avalanche, f.

Avant-»ruard, a-vann't'-tfartlt-, s. aianl-gar.le, f.

Avarice, av'-a-rifc, s. avarice, f.

Avaricious, av-a-rich'-euci;, a. — ly, ad. avjrùieu.x;
avare ; avec avarice.

Avariciousness, av-a-rich'-eiicrncssr, s. avarice, t.

Avast, a-vast', ad. arrét'i !

Avaunt, a-vaiui't', ad. arrière!

Avel, a-vel', v. a. arracher.

Avenajîe, av*-eiiii-L'ilj/, s. aven.ii;e, m.

Avcn^'e, a-venu iljf', •;■. a. venger.

Avcnt{ement, a-vennilj^'-meiin't, s. vengeance, f.

Avenger, a-venn'-djeur, s. vengeur, m.

Avengeress, a-venn'-djeiiress/, s. vengeresse, t.

Avenor, a-vi'-neur, s. ecuyer, \\\.

Aventure, a-venn'-tchieur/, s. accident, ni.

Avenue, av'-i-iiiou, s. avenue, f.

Aver, a-ver', v. a. certifier, affirmer ; —, av'-eur, s.
Me de travetil, f.

Average, av'-eur-édj^, s. calcul, m. ; conée ; avarie, t. ;
— , a. moyen ; — price, prix moyen, m. ;^— , v. a. cal-
culer, répartir.

Avenneiit, a-ver'-inenn't, x. affirmation ; preuve par
témoins, f.

Avetjruncate, avcrreunn' kiu, i!,a. dtracintr, extirper.

Averruncutlon, av-er reunke'-Lheiin/, t. elA'mn'ntmtttti

Avirvition. «v-ercc'cheuii/, s. aversio' , ». |n».

Averse, u-verc«', u. — ly, ad. loiitiairt; tlciiut' , awe

répugnance,
Avcrsenuss, a-verv'.ncs*<, jr. aversion, répugnance,
,\ version, a-vci'-cheuiK, t. aversion, répugnance
Avert, avert/', v. a. détourner, élotgtur.
Aviary, é'vi-ar-l, s. vol tire, i.
Avidity, a-vid'-l-tl, s. avidité, t.
Avoc.ite, av'-o-két»', t'. <i. détourner.
Avocation, av-o-ké'-chcuiU', j. eloignetiunl, m. ; div*r.

sion, distraction, f. |pt

Avocatoria, av.Aka-tiV-rl-a, r //. lettres avotatorie-, \.
Avuid, n-vold', v. a. et h. éviter, fuir ; vider ; ,tnnuiei ;
Avoid, ililo, a-voîd'-a-kr, ii. rvitable. [s'tii<uve. ,

Avoid.iiico, a-void'-aim'c/, s. étaciialioii ; in .<>„,;

/uite, (.
Av lidicss, a-voïd'-less/, a. inévita/ile.
Avoirdupois, av-cr-dioii|)oiz', 1, pouts de seite on e:.
Avolatlun, av-o-lt''-clieuii/, s. fuite, t.
Avouch, a-vaouich/', s. fémon;nage, ni. ; preuve, f. ; -,

V. a. affirmer ; attester ; produire.
Avoiich.ihle, a-vaoiit( li'-.i-l)l , a. soutenaMe.
Avoucher, a-vaoïilch'-cur, .t. ténicin, m.
AvoULlinicnt, a-vaoutch'-iiieuii't, s. témoignait, ni.
Avow, a-vaou', v. a, avouer, con/esier.
Avow.ilile, a-vaou'-a-M', a. tiu'on peut ai'ouer.
Avow.il, a-vaou'al, s, aveu, m. ; profession, f.
Avowedly, a-v.iou'-eclli, ad. oiivcrteineiit, h.tutcnitnt.
Avowee, a-v.Kii-i', \. avoué, pati on, m.
Avowcr, a-v.iou'-eiir, s. celui (/ni avoue.
Avowry, a-v.iou'ri. s. défense, t'.
Avowsai, a-vaoù-s.il, I. mnfession, f.
Avulsion, .i-veul'-cheuii/, ,1. .n/ioii d'arracher, f.
.■\wait, a-oiit't/', î'. a. attendre ; être rcserté;—, t.

eni/iuuiidi, f.
•Awake, a-ouekr*, 7: a. et it. éveiller, t.\citer, ranimer;

s'éveiller, se réveiller ; — , 11. eveillÂ
Awaken, a-oue'-k'n. v. a. éveiller, réveiller.
Awakeiier. a-oué'-kneur, Aw.tkvr, a-oue'-kcur, s. celui

qui éveille.
Award, a-ouard', s. jugement, m. sentence, f. ; — , ;■. a.

et H. adjuger ; prononier un jugement.
Awarder, a-ouarii'-eur, .v. arintre, m.
Aware, a-ouère', a. i'4'' II"' . to he — of, être sur \et

gardes; savoir; —, i'. n. prendre garde.
Away^, t'-oué', ad. dehors,: absent ; ailleurs ; to fjo —,

s'en aller ; —, int. hors (fit 1 ! allez !
Awe, A, s. crainte, f. ; respect, m. ; — striK k, a. ,>i ifé

de terreur : — , 7. ,1. in.,''irer le respect, imp' t>;
Avse.i'li-^r, a-weth'-Mir. ii./. au vent. [ef/r.i^ec.

lAweel, a-ouil', v. Well.
Awei^'h, a-oué', ad. à plomb.
AwluT, ;V-foul, a. - ly, ad. i'iipoxanf ; terrib.'e.
Awluliiess. .A'-foiil-ncss^, s. caractère imposant, m 1

solennité, f. [inonieiif.

Awhile, a-ouh.ulc', ad. pendant queli/ue temps, un
Awkward, âk'-ouourd, a. — ly, ad. maladroit , ^auchf :

diingereu».
Awkwardness, Ak'-oueurd-ness^ s. ma'adiesse,gaiic.'.t-

rie ; diffii ut té, (.
Awl, Al, s. alêne, f.

Awless, A'-less/, a. irrespéctneuy, 'fj'réite.
lAwinous. .1'-IIleuc^ s. aumfir.e, f.
Awn. Am", s. barbe, arête, f. ; t— , v. (Iwimf.
Awniii(j, A'-nin'g«*, s. tente, f. ; tendelel, m.
Awnless, Anr'-less^ a. sans barbes.
.\woke, .vouùk?', r. Awakc.
AworU, a-oueurk', ad. au travail.
Awry, a-rai', a. et ad. de travers, de côté ; centre/ait.
tAwsome, A'-seuiii«, a. imposant.
tAx, aks, V. Ask.
Axe. aks, s. hache, f.
Axilla, ajî-zil'-la, s. aisselle, f.

Axillar, iijf-zil'-lar. Axillary, ak-sil'la-ri, a. axillaire.
Axiom, ak'-cheum?. s. axiome, m.
Axis, ak'-cicc, s. a.ve, ni. ■

Axle, ak'-sl', s. essieu, m. ; — pin, J. esse, f. ; — trqe, t

essieu, m.
Aye, é-'i, ad. pour toujours, à jamais.
Aye, a-i, ad. oui, sûrement.
Ayry, e'-ri, s. aire, f.
Azimuth, az'-i-meuth, s. azimut, m.
Azure, é'-Jieur/, s. azur, m. ; —, a, d'atur, bltH, '

♦Ba, bâ, s. ballon, m.

Baa, bâ, s. bé, bêlement, m. ; —, *. «. bêler,
tUab, bab, s. gland de soie, m. ; besse, f.
llabble, bab'-tl", v. n, bubilter^ bovar^**"

BAB ( iS7 3

B»t)bl«ment, bab'^bl'-menni. i. babil, taiiitt, in.

Bâtililer, b.ii)'-bleur, s. btt/ii/iarit, tavaru, m.

B^tiWlnif, bab'-blinVM*. s. bitbil, m.

B»lj«, beb/, t. bamtin, m.

Bjbery, be'-beur-l, t. bahwU, f. \ joujou, in,

B«bith, b«'-blch«, a. — ly, ad. tn/aHlm; tn m/ant.

Baboon, ba-houiu', t. babouiu, iii.

liiliy. hi'-M, 1. f<til tii/aiit; foufi^i, f. ! — thlnf{i, //.

hai'M'ln, (■ ('!• i —I t' <•• trailer en rn/ant,
Bjliylii'od, be'-bihnud^, /. tufatut, f.
B.iii>i-.h, bi'-bi-ith^ a. tti/antm.
B.ic, l>.ik, J. Aar, III.

iUccaUureate, bak'-ka-U-rl-^tf, i. bacalaur^al, m,
n.icc4le(l, bak'-kii.tcd, a. cHari^^dt batet.
B.ic h.iii.iliaii, bak-k.\-nà'-li-aii/, ii. b^iiliufut ; —, j.

<ùbau{hé, ivroatie, in.
BacclMnalixe, b.ik'-k.i-n.i-laix«, v. n. faire du tapagt.
B.ULlMnals, b.ik'-ka-imU, s. ft, bacihaixales, f. pi.
Biccli.iiit, b.^k'-kann't, s. bitt\àaiite, f.
BiCLiferous, biikcir-i-reut*-, a. bam/ere.
Bachi-'lor, 1 atch'-i-leiir, s.jt<ir(i>ii , biuhelitr, m.
Bacliolorsliip, batch'-i-lcur-cliip, /. cenbal ; baccalait-

reiil, m.
Back, bak, /. dot ; derrière, m'en ; dossier; i fanitr

à ihitrboii, in. J — to —, dvs cJ dt'S : to turn the —, I'en

alter; —, ad. eu arrière ; de retour; —, v. a. et n.

mouler; apfuyer ; ioutiuir ; dresser (lArt'ii/);

coijfer^voiit); rauter.
B.ickliaskct, bak'-basv-kct^ s. hotte, f.
Baïkliitc, bak'-b.iit^, r. .». me.tire de.
jl.ii.khiicr, bak'-b.ii-lcur, s. iiiidiuiiit, m.
kickliitiii^', bak-bai-tiirj;//r, .f. iwdnuiue, f.
IlH(.kliiiin>{ly. bak'-b,iï-tiii'v;«c-li, «ii/. airi mediiaiue.
l).ii.kliliiw, bâk-blA, s. couf ,tf revers, ill,
hncklioard, bak'-bArM, s. donier, m.
BacklwMK;, b,ik'-b/>nc, s. éfiiie dors,)le, f.
Uai-kilrair, bak'-Jùr, s. forte de derrière, f. ; /aux-

liiyiint, m.
RickeM, bak't, a. gui a un dos ; affuy/.
llicklriciul, bak'-frfun'il, s. /itux ai'ii, lu.
Kaik>;aiiiniiin, bak->;aiii'-cuii^, s. loures-tabte.t, f. |il. ;

Iriiirtu, m.
KickLTMiml, bak'->;ra(piinii'il, s. fond, m.
llickliipusc, b.ik' liauiKc, j. arriire-hdtimeut, m.
tK,Kkit, liak'-ilc, v. ll.n kcil.

Hai;k|i.iimiii>t, bakpiMit-tiiiVx^, s.feinture sur verre, (.
It.itkrouin, b.ik'-riiumc, t. eh.iml're de derrière, I.
ILickilmi), bak'-cliiip, j. arrière-l'o'itii/ue, (.
jl.itkMilc, bak'-saïilc, s. dfrri.he. n-Ten, m.
iUcksii'le, bak'-slaiilr, X'. ii. i>fo.,(iiiter,
ILiiksInliT, bak'-slai-cifiir, s. afostat, m.
li,Kk-,liiliiiv;. bak'-sl.ii-diu'K'i»', s. afostiisie, f,
U,uk>,t,iirs, li.ik'-ïtfra, s. emitier d/robe, ni,
Backililch, b.ik'-stitch^, s. urrière-foiiit, m.
B-ickswurd, bak'-bordc, j'. estrama^ou, etfadoit, m.
Backw.ird, bak'-oneiiril. a. feu empresse, lent, arri/r/ ;

fiirti\fux ; — ly.rti/. li contre iirur,i) vec refu^^uance ;

Backwards, bak'-imcurilzf, ad. en arrière ; a la ren-

■irse ; à rebours.
B.ii;kn,irdni;ss, b.ik'-oueurd-ness#, s. lenteur; r/fut;.

iiiiiiie, f.
Backy.ird, b.ik'-yard^ s. arrière-cour, f.
lla( on. Iio'-k'n, v. lard, m. ; Ici save one's —, se sauver,
H.i(l.li.id, a. — ly, ad. inai, mauvais, tnechant.
bail, Um\, Hadu. licdf, v. \M.
B.uli,'c, liadjc, s. marque, f. ; sij^ne, m. ; fl,ique, f. ; —,

;'. a. marquer.
B.iil^;cli;ss, l>adj^'-less<', a. sans marque ; sa>is flaque.
Badi,'t.r, l)ad'-jcur, i. */iii>r(i/<, m. ; —, v. a. tourmen-
ter, imforluner,
Biiiiness. bad'-ness^, J. mauvais état, ni. j méchanceté, f.
tU.iil, b.ilt, s. coup de point;, ni.

Baltie, li.if -rt', s. lie/aile, con/usion, f. ; —, v. a. déjouer,
frustrer, confondre.
BitRcr, baf'-rtour, s. celui qui dejvue, confond.
B.1;;, hatî, s. sac, ni.; fo,h\ (. ; — and bag^fniie,

à3^aj;e, in. ; cloak — , s. for/emanteau, m. ; — , 7'. .(.

et II. mettre dans un sac ; i^.^njier, enjter, s'en/tcr.
B.i^j;ai;e, b.iy/f'-idjf, v. t'a^'ii^'e, ni.
Ua^'iiio. baiin'-ii), s. bain ; b,i';ne, m.
b i>,'|â|ic, b.ijj'-paipf, .V. cornemuse, f.
Bai;iii|iLT, liuif'-pai-peiir, s. joueur de cornemuse, ni.
Ui;. rccf, l)ai{ -rif, .V. quatrième ris, ni.
♦ Uiik, itcike, s. rev/rence, (. [cautionner.

Bail, bel^, s. caution, f. ; rayon, caiito)i, m,; —, i', ii.
Bjil.ihie, bc'-la-bl', a. qu'on peut cautionner.
Bailborul, bëk-bonn'd, s. caution, i,
B.Hiloe, bef-li', s. dépositaire, m.
tB,iilie, bë'-li, v. Aldennaii.
B.iiiiit, bé'-lil, s. bailli ; sergent, m.
Bailing, be-lin'j{//c, s. cautionnement, nu ■• '
Bailiwic, bé'-ii-ouik, s. baiHiagt, m, i

BAir

tltairn, \>iinf, i, tn/ant, m.

Uait, b<l/, s. amorn, {. ; r<^/ratchitietH*ni, m. ', .^

V. a. et n. itmorcer; atÛclier ; t'arr^Ur ; reitaurtr ;

laire battn ; batiri des aiiti.
tniiih. bcth. V. BtJth.
ll.iitin){, bc'-tin'K'fr. s. action tCamorcir ; mmorti, t. j —

iil.ice, i. aubtrgt, f,
tn.iitllc, \ti'-\\', 1. ruhe fdturagt, m.
■ ii/c, \>iiie, :. bt ge, rev^che, f.
•ll.iku, bcke, V. a. et n. euire au four; àfulaiigir ; s*

tiitiiner; — huu»e, t. boulangerie, t.
Baker, bc'-keur, s. boulanger, m. i — 'f min, mitron,

m. ; — fiiot, /. fied difforme, m. \ — lc»{ecd, a,
Bakery, bé'-kcur-l, s. boulangerie, (. [haiiial.

Il.ikin^, bé'-kin'){«r, s. boulam-erit ; fournée, f.
Il.ilance, bal'ann'ci', s. balance, f. i équilibre, m. ; salit

it'un compte, f. ; — , v. a. et n. balancer, contre-balan'

cer ; régler, arrêter [un compte) ; hesilir,
B il.incer, bal'-ann-ceiir, s. balancier, m.
Il.il.ini:in>;, bal'-anncin'i;»/^, s. balaïuement, m.
li.il.iss, li.il'-.icv, a. balais.
B.UlHicinate, b.il-blou'-siiu'tc, v. n. bégayer,
Ikili'ony.Xal'-kn.iiJ, ,r, balcon, m.
B.il I, bald, ij, ~\y,ad.cttauve; dégarni ; tte ; - p.iled.

a. cil tuve.
B.ild ichjii, b,il'.(la-kln^ r. baldaquin, m, [frelater,

Il,ildurda.sb, bAr-deiir.d,ii:hr, s. melannf, m.; , r. ii,
li.ildnuss, b.lld'-ncs-,^, s. lalritie ; sèilieifrie, (.
lliIdriL, b.^l'-drik, r, baudrier, m.
Il.ik-, bi'lc, s. balle, f. ; ballot, ni. ; misère, (. ; —, v. ,i,

emballer; vider.
Il ilofnl, btil^'-fiinl, a. — ly, ad. funesfe, triste.
Hilislfr, b.i-lis'-teiir, s. arbalète, i.
U.iik, b.ik, s. foutre, f. j désappointement, m. ; —, r. ■•.

omettre, desappointer.
B,ill, b.ll, s. balle ; boule ; bille ; paume (.te la mains,

f. ; globe terrestre ; bal, ni i —, v. n, s'ariondir en

boule.
H ill.id, bal'-ad, f. ballade, f. ; —, v. n. chanter d's
I) l'Udor, b.il'-aïUcur, s. i hansonnier, ni. [bailatti s,

tif.illant, bal-lantc, ;•. Ilallad.
Il.ill.iit, bal'-a-itc, 1. lest, m. ; — linlitor, s. de'lis'eur, ni. ;

-, V. a. letter,
B ilLi-Jinj', b.ir-.is-tinV"'. f. lestage, ni.
ll.ill.itry, i)ar-l,i-tri, s. ihanton, I.
Billet, b.il'-ett, s. ballet, \n.
M illistii ■., ballis'-tiks<', r. balistique, t.
l!.ill>>i>M, li.il-iiuiic', s. ballon, m.
U.ill'it, lial'-ciilc, s. fioule, t.; scrutin, m.; — box, /.

urne du scrutin, f. ; —, :■. ;/. ballol.'er, voter.
B.illdtation, bal-lô-tc'-clicuiK-, s, ballottage, vole ai

SI rut in, ni.
Baliii, b.inii', s. baume, m. -, —, v. a. embaumer ; sou-
llaliiiy, li.i'-nii, «i. balsamique. [lager,

Halnu.iry, b.il'-iii-a-ri, s. bain, m.
B.iliiL-ation, bal-iii-ii'-clieiinc, s. etuveynent, ni.
Balne.itory, biil'-iii-a-tcur-i. a. de bain. [adouitr.

Bals.tni, bal'-scuiM?, s. baume, m. ; — , T'. a. emiuiumei ;
li.iK.uiiation, b;il-!.a-nit.''-clii:iiiic, j, embaumement, iii,
B.iK.iiiiic, —.il, b.il-s,ini'-ik, --.il. a. /•lU.samique.
B.d>ainiiiL', b-il'-s-iniinf, s. balsamine, f.
ILiInslur, b.ir-cnibtr', s. balus re, m.
Balustrade, bal'-eiis-tredc, s. balustrade, f.
Il.un, baniir, s. fourberie, f.
B.milioii, bain'-biiu', f. bamhou, m.
li.iinluKi/lo, b.un'-liiiu'zr, v. a. duper.
B.imboozlfr, bain'-liou'-zleur, s. fourbe, m.
Bill, b.iiic, s. biin.in.; interdution ; \ malediction, f.\

— dii^f, s. chien dittache, m. ; —, v. a. proscrire,

maudire.
B.iiiaiia. ba-në'-n.i, s. banane, f. ; —tree, bananier, m.
B.iiid, baniiM. s. bande, f. ; bandage ; bandeau ; lien,

m.; troupe, f. ; f— . V. Bond; — U.\, s. carton, m.;

boite à linge, f. ; — dujf. s. cliitn d'attache, m. ; —, v. a.

et n. bander; reunir, se liguer.
Bandaife, ban'-dedjt-, s. bandage; bandeau, m. ; —

maker, s. Oandagiste, m.
ItTiidi.'lct, bann-de-le;t, .. bandelette, {.
Iluidit, bann •ditf', Biiiditlii, b.iim-dit'-o (//. banditti^

^. bandit, brn;and, ni,
IS.ind .leer, b.inii-do-lir'. s. Tandon Itère ; giberne, f.
liiiiirol, bann -drol, s. banderole, f.
It.i:idy, bann'-di. s. crosse, f. ; — le^;i{ed, it. bancal; —,

V. a. et n. fousser la balle ; se renvoyer : debaHre.
Banc, béil^, s. foison, ni. ; f —, v. Buiie ; — wori, >.

injrelle, f. ; — , v. a. empoisonner.
B.meful, bciit'-foul, a. — ly. ad. lenimeii.x. uiortel.
B luefulness, bén^'-foul-ntsw", qualité venimeuse, f.
Bantf, bann'jj, s. couf ; t saut, ni, j —, v. a. rosser ;

maltraiter.
Bant(le, baim'g'-Kl'. v. a. gaspiller, dissiper; —ear»,
/.//. oreilles feiidantts, ï, ()l.

BAN t isM

tDditfCiter, b.inn'jf'-ilciir. f. titf^iL'iut. ttl,

Bani.in, b.iiiii'-uii/, i. t\'ln ,U t/t,iiuér/, 1. 1 — day, i.

/•>nr miliar/, ill.
Il.iiijvli, l>aiiir-icli/, ;'. ii. hiiniiir.
H.ini»lier, Uiiiii'-kti riir, s. itlui i/iilhauHif.
Hinisliinciit, iLinir-loli^'iiii'iin'l, i. hniinutfintiil, in.
lljiik, liiilink, /. hiiii/iif, f. ; b.oj, iii. ; lin'iit, f. ; Aj;/c,

III. ; — IjiU, — niiio, /. /'(.'/// lit bitn^iu, in. ; —, f. ii.

iHloiirtr tit lilt; uni.
Banker, liaiiirk''Ciir, /. ha>i.ffiitr, m.
Il.iiikiii){, li.iiin k'-iiiV"', ", (it hitHi/iit; —, s. maison

Ht ait III/ 14 f. f.
Kaiikiii|it, li.inn'k'-reiiiiti", r. KtiifUfrinifirr ,■ — , f. «t.

ruiner, fniirt
Il.iiikriiplcy, ti,\iiii'k'-reiipt-(i, i.h<tiifiinviilt,/iTiUitt, t,
li.iiiiicr, biinn'-eui, t hiiuiilhi', f.
Iliiiiiicrct, b.iim'-ciir-t'lf, i. hiiniifi-r/, f.
Il iimerol, li.iiiii'.ciir^l, i. lutint'ivlf, f,
ilt.iniipt, T. lloiiiict.
JUnniitrr, li.iiiii'-is-lcnr. r. liifiittrf, m.
Jliiiiiitioii, h.inii-i'-clicuiii', r. /(■(/, m,
D.imiock, biim'-nk, ,r. i,\i:i;tu il'tivoi'if, m.; — fliike, î.

I.irl'.'f, III.
Il.inqtict, b.inii'-kniiett, s. f>ii)iifiif/. m. i —, T'. a. ft ».

itoiiiier iin/tstiii ; si" iri;iiitr.
liaii(|uctei, baiiri'-kuiitt-uiir, s.etliiiqiiiHonntUHfistl».
Ikiiitvr, Ipaiin'-tcrur, r. railifrif, iiiiv/iierif, f. ; — , f. ii.

railler, fUiisaiiIrr.
Ilantcrcr, b.inii'.lc-ur-eiir, r. y.ii.'Uiir, m.
lUnu-riii^', banii'-tciir-in ^');^ ,i. niilierit, t,
)^aIUlill^{, baiiii l'-liu'n;;^, i. hiiiihiii, m.
Ila|)tisiii, bap'-li/iii, j. I'lifii'mr. m.
)<a|ilisiiial, ba|i-tU'-iM,tl, n. lHif<ti\miit.
U.iiilistcry, b.i|>'-lisliiir-i. i. I\i,tti\tht, ni,
)la|)ti;!e, ba|i-t.iï//, t'. u. bii,'-ti\,-r.
Itaptizcr, b,ii)-t.ii'-,!oiir, i. itliii i/iii l>ii/>li\e.
Uar, b.ir, s, narre, f. ; luiireitii ,• i.unf'loxr; obstacle, m, j

—keeper, s. cabai-ilier : vi"p"( 'it' n'in/'/i'ir, tu. ;

— riiiiiii, s. salon lie cabarit. bnjfrl. m. ; -sliiit, ooiiUt

rainè. m. ; —, v. a. barrer : ^«///i/i.r, exie/iter.
n.irb, b.irb^, s. barbe, f . ; ilieiat-harbe : crocliet, ni.;

ari-'le, pointe, f. ; —, -.'. ,i. faire ta barbe ; aiguiser ;
Rirhacan, bar'-ba-kanc, .r. barhaiane, f. [barder.

Ilirbarian, bar-bé'-ri-aiic, a. barbare, saiiTai^'e,
Il.irbaric, li.ir-bar'ik, a. barbare ; etraiiijer,
Jlarb.irism, b.ir'-li.ir-t/iii, r. barbarie, f.
li.irb.irity, b.ir-l),ir'-i-ti, s. barbarie, 1. [barbare.

llarbarous, bar'-ba-rciicc, a. — ly, ad. barbare, en
ll.irbari)iisiicss, bar'-ba-reULj-'hcss/', v. barbarie, i ni-

aille, f. [Jaire rolireii entier.

Itarbocue, bat'-bi-kloii, s. cih/ion entier, m. ; —, v. a.
Karlieil, bar'-liM, a. barbelé.
Itarbcl, bar'-bl, s. barbeau, m.
U.irlicr, l)ar'-bi;iir, v. barbier, m.
tHarberry, b,ir'-ber-i, f. — tri e, epiiievimlte, f.
H.irbet, b.u'-bettc, r. baib.'t. m.
U.irbles, b.ir'-blV, s. fl. barbillons, m. \A.
Hard, liaril^, s. barde, \\\
llare, bèr^, ii. — ly, ati. nu : de'nue': simple; — bone, o

^■' ' -f.ited, at. cy/d;///, inifutient:

BAT

face<j|y,
f.iceihie'.s,

decliarn^ :

ait. oiiTertetnenl ; iinpniieniiiient

s. inipiiiience, f. ; —foot, —footed, a. nii-f>ie.ts ;

— liea(li;d, a. nii-té!e : — l<\'i;ed, a. j'ambe.^ nues ;

—lucked, a. i/iii a le cou nu ; —, v. a. mettre à tin ;

liepouitter.
liarcncss, bèff'-ness^ s. nudité; paii:ivte, f
IJar^.tiii, bar'->;(/iiu', s. niarjic ; contrat, m.; 'tis a—,

c'est convenu ; into the -, par-dessus It marché ; —,

V. fl. marcliaiider ; y'aire marché.
UarKainee, bar-^';(enn-i', s. aci/iiéreur, m.
U.irKaincr, b ir'-n«emieiir, s. vendeur, m.
liartje, bardie, .f. bateau, m. ; — iii.ui, s. batelier, m.
IKirijer, bard'-djeiir, j. batelier, m.

Hark, bark, s. écorce ; barifiie. t. ; —, v. a.etn. écorcer ;
tll.irken, bir'-k'ii, t'. a. enoviUcr. [aboyer.

Il.irkcr, bar'-keur, s. celui qui écorce ; aboyeur. m.
H.irkin^, bar'-kiii"j,';(c s. écorcement, aboiement, m.
tUarket, bar'-kite, a. hâté.
Birky, bar- ki, a. décorce.
Jl.irley, bar'-li, s. orge, f. ; —corn, s. grain d'onze, m, j

—WKiù, s.,/ariite d'orge. {.; — su)f3r, s. sucre' d'orge,

ni. ; — waier, s. tisane, f.
B.ir>ii, barnij-, s. levure, f.
B.iriiiy, bar'-iiii, a. où il y a de la levure.
Baril, baru^, s. grange, f. ; — lloor, s. aire, f. : —fui, s.

airée, t.
Barnacle, bar'-na-kl", s. moraille, f. ; besicles, f. pL
Barometer, ba-roiu'-i-tciir, s. baromètre, m. '
Barometrical, bar-ô-niL'tt'-ri-kal, a. barométrique.
Baron, bar'-eiiii«, s. baron, m.
Baron'Sge, bar'-enn-odje, s. baronnit, t.
BuoaCiS, bar'-çunn-essr, s, baronne, t,'

Il.irnnct. b<>r'-eunn-ctt, s. bar,aiiitf, ta.

il,ironi.il, barâ'-ni-al, a. de èaroii.

ll.irony, liar'cunn-l, t. tarimme, (.

Kirrainn, b.ir'-ra-kati/', i. bouracau, m.

t Ikirraci?, thir-raii. s, limite, (.

tl.irrack, b.ir'-ik, s. baraque; taxerut, t.\ —, f «,

ll.irralor, bar'-ra-lcur, i. t.'iuaiieur, m. [caitiuir,

ll.trratron^ly, bi»r'-rtlrciic«'-li, ad. /.ik baraterie.

Il irr.itry, b.ir'-r,i-lri, s. baraterie ; ihicain, f.

Il.irrel, li.ir'-cl, s. baril; cylindre; tiiiion {daritit li

/«•;«)[ barillet {de montre), m. ; —, v, a. mettre rii
baril; tma/uer,
ll.irrcn, b.ii'-eiiiie, ii. ~!y, ad. stérile.
H.;rreniicss, b.ir'-ciiiiliusv, r. stérilité, t.
H.irric nie, biir-l-ki'd^', s, bitniiade, f. j —, f. a. ba.il.

laler.
Barrier, b.'ïr'-i-cur. s. barrière ; limite, (. ; c^staile, n, j

— s, pi. barres, t pi.
11.11 ri, tor. b.ir'-i'.-lfiir, r. at ocat plaidant, m.
U.irroM, bar'-A, i. toiture <i bras; tombe, (.; leii.r.
111.; — liotf, s. /<<rc chdtré, \\\. , \ - Ir.iiii, i, brai.tr
brouette, m,
Il.irter, b.ir'-leiir, s. triS; échange, m. ! —, v. r». ,1 h,

tri></uer, échanger.
Il.irtcrcr, liar'-teiir-cur, s. troqiieur, ni.
Il.irtcry, bar'-teiir-i, s. f\haiii;e, m.
illartc/an, bnr'-ti-2.iii'-, i. <vr'i<,'i>(>, m.
ll.irton, bar'-tone, s. manoir, m. ; banecoiir, t.
Il irytoiie, bar'-i-lAn^, r. t'ary.'on, m,
ll.ivilt, b.i-z,ilte', t.bauitte, m.
Ha.s.iltic, b.i-zal'-tik, a. basaltique.
U.isi;, li<*iv, s. base, (. i/omlemeiit, m. ; basse, f. ; — «,

-ly, (trf. Aijj-, t'iV, injdtne : illégitime; —boni, ,i. ,{t

basse naissance ; - court, s. bas se cour, f. ; — niiiulcl,

a qui a I .iine basse, til; — iiiiiulediiess, t. b,isii.\i

d aine, Idcheté, f. ; —viol, s. i loloncelle, ni. j —, i. ii,

btiser; altérer.
llaselcss, liët^'-lessc, il. sans/ondement.
11 iseiiK'ut, hétf'-menn t, r. /'<ii<-, f, ; soiibasseni' ti:, m.
; Il.iseiiess, lnice'-ncsse, s. bassesse; bdtardise, I.
Ilisli, li.iclie, 7'. n. avoir honte.
ll.isli.iw, l),n.li'-.1, s. p.'.clia, m.

ll.islilul, batlie'.foii), a. — ly, ad. pudibond, timide.
\ Il.islifiiliiess, batlic'-foiil-iiessc, s. pudeur, timidile, I.
I ll.ishiess, b.itlie'-le-.se, a. sans lioiile.
j Il.isil, b.u'-il, s. basilic ; biseau, m. ; basane, f.
ll.ir.ilic, b.i-zil'-ick, s. basilique, f.
Ilasilisk, bai'-i-lisk, s. basilic, m.
' ll.isiii, bJ'-s*ii, s. bassin ; bénitier, ni.
It.isis, bc''-ciisc, s. base, f.
ll.isk, bask, V. a. et n. cliaiilr'er ; se chaiijKr.
H.isket, bas'-kette, s. panier, m. ; — lillt, s. gitd:\ f. ;

— ni.iker, s. v.innitr, m. ; — work. s. vannerie, 1.
U.'.ss, bac,,?, perclte; natte, f. ; paillasson, m. ; —, lioco,

r. basse, i. ; —viol, .r. violoncelle, m. j — , v. ii. bnuii

sourdement, gronder.
Hassock, b,iss'-ok, j paillasson, ni.
II,is-,oon, bass-souiie'. s. basson, m.
ILissooiilst, bass-^oime'-istc. s. basson, m.
H.iss relief, bass-ri-liC, .f. bas-reliet, m.
I H.ist.ird. b.iss'-tardc, s. bâtard,' m. ; —, a. — ly, ai.

bâtard, /aux; en biilard.
H.islardiio, b.is'-t.ir-d.iï^*', •?•. a. déilarer bdtard.
Il.istardy, b.is'-tar-di, s. bdtardise, f.
Haste, bc'ste, v. a. bdtonncr ; arroser un rSti ; /auf.!!i\
Hastiii.ide, bas-ti-ilc'd^, Ristiiiailo, bab-ti-né'-do, s. .'m.-

lonnade, f. ; —, v. a. bdionner.
H.istinjf, bc'-stiii'ti/ze, s. bastonnade, f. ; arrosement \J'

la viande), m. ; — ladle, cuiller à arroser, {.
l'.astion, b.is'-ti-cuiie, ou bas'-tclieiinc, s. bastion, m.
H.it, bate, s. crosse , chaai't souris, t. ; — , v. a. ma-ii/r

une crosse.
Hatable, bé'-ta-bl', a. contestable,
H.itcli, l)atclie, s./ournée, f.
Hate, béte, s. querelle, f. ; —, v. a. et u. rabultie ;

diminuer.
Hateful, béte^'-foul, a. litigieux.
H.itelcss, bi'te-lesse, a. indomptable.
Hateiiieiit, bc'te'-iiieiui't, s. rabais, m,
Batli, batli, J. bain,xn.; —house, s. maison de l'.iii'.'.

f. ; —keeper, s. baigneur, m. ; —room, s. salle Je

bain, f.
B.ithe, b(5the, 7>. a. et «. baisjner, se baigner.
H.tther, bé'-tlieur, s. baigneur, m.
UatliinB, hé' -ihin^ne, s. bain, m. ; —closet, s. cabiuti

de bain, m. ; —gown, x. Peignoir, m. ; — rowu, J.

salle de bain, f. ; —tub, s. baignoire, f,
Batlios, ba'-thos, s. platitude, f.
H.itiiiK', bt'-tin'-g/i*. pr. excepté, hormis,
UatIct, bat'-lett, s. battoir, m. .
Batoon, ba-touii^', J. irfV«>;;, m, .-' ..^

tll4tt, battr, r. ma 'If m ^il..ui-':. ■...■■■.

BAT

tisol

fica

lUll.iti.i, ttal-lAl'-la, /. or,irtii<r halUUtlt, m.

B.ittili'J». b.it-ljr-leuii/, /. hataillon, m.

Battel. b«l'-ir, V. a. ttndrt ftrtiU.

Battrii, héit'-t'n, /. ta/taiH, m. ; /at/t, 1. 1 —, v. «. // n.

tn^'ramtr; t'titi^iaisftr,
Baitir, li.it''eiir, s.JariiUtUlrtm^/i, (. | —, v. (t. haltrt,

rtiivrur ; Xa — tlown, ithaKrt.
B.iit r' r, i).it'-eiir-eiir, *. rtiui i/iit *.i/, H/mJlit.
B.tH.iv, li.it'-eiir-i, /. hiUttrit, f.
Bnii^li. Ij.il'-Uli^, a. lit ihairvttiiHrh.
B.iitli'. |p.il'-ir. s. biitaillf, iiition, f. ; - nrray, t. «iilit

,U t'juullt, m. i — «KP, s. >Mtht ifitniift, i, ; — tloor,

1. laifiiftff, f.
IWilciiifiit, liat'-tl'-nicnn't. j. fr/ti/.iii, m.
liiitlinn, liat'-lln'if'i^ r. rom/uif, m.
Il.itt<i|(p^;i<(e, l).\t-t'il'.(>.<lj,il/.', i: ,i. tyff'ur InuliUmfiit.
|l,itto|fiKy, h.-it-tnl'-n..||i, r. l>.tlloloi;it, f.
llilty, t>.it'-ll, a. Ht ihitu:(-si'<iri\,
lUiililc, V. Il.iwlile.

illiuilriinj, l)A'-dr<inii'H, x. •,:n>itllt, f,
llli iks, liAkv. i. /luhfrK, f. pi.
illdul.l, l>.ll(l, T'. iUlcl c/ H.<l(|.
H.ivm, li.iv'4tl/. s. coli-rl, m.
'Il.i«l'i'e. b.l-lii', I. son, tii.
ll.iwlOr. I).l'-I>r, f. hahiolf, A^M/r///. f,
il.nnl, hMt, r. /ifiHiitYur, m.
iliwdy, |p,l'-(ll. (I. ol-Mhif.
H,iwilrii.k, biV'-drick, r, iitinin'fi; m.
Kl*!. 1).M/. I'. II. brailler.
lliwicr. b.'ï'-loiir, /. hriiil/itnf, m.
Il,lw^ill. b.^'-sitm/, s. />/,iirf,iii, m.
'ILuter. b.ik'-stciir, s. ho'i/iiin;fr, m.
H.iy, lu', r. Kiif, f. ; laurier, ni. ; abois, m. pi. ; In sf.nnil

.it —, i-^ iiiettrt en lie/eint ; — s,ilt, s. sel gris, m. ; --

tree, 1. laurier, m. ; — winiluw, s. /•netit en saillit,

f, ; —, II. bai, tliàfaiii ; — , ;'. »/. aboyer.
n:iy.iril, W-iariU", s. chnal bai; liobtmoiuht, m.
tll.iy;;.nni't, bc'-K.inn-ctlr, v. Il.iyoïiut.
ILiyini;. bc'-in'K'", s. ahoiiiiunt, ni.
ll.iyuiict, l>c'-ycnnii-clt<', s. bau'iiiiel/e, f,
Il.iys, bo/o, r. /i*'.'!-, f.
ll.i/.ir, li.isarrc', t. huar, ni.
•ilc, bi, V. H. /Irt; se porter ; there is, there ore, ilya:

to — ciHt, se iromfer.
IliMch, bitclK-, .r. riixice, m. ; flaire, (.
IlcMitliy. bitch'-i, (I. lie rivage, <i /la,,-e.
Ik.i(.uii, bi'-k'ii, .f. signal ; /aiiai, in.
Ik.tom.i^'e, bi'-konii iilji", s. drrit de fhare. in.
Be.id, biilf, s. grain, in. ; —s,pl. chapelet, in,
Ik.illi-, bi'-iir, .r. beiUaii, in.
Ik'.nlksliip, l)i'-ill'-chi|w, s. charge <le beJeaii, t.
Be.iilMii.in, biclz'-ni.iiK', s. religieux, miin.'nier,
Be.iilswoni.An. bidzi-uuinini'-cunn, s. religicns
Be.i«le, bi'-t;!', s. basset, in.

Beak, bik*, c. bee; e'/vivii, in. ; —, rv a. teo, u:t!r.
Beaked, bi'-kcd, a. A bee.
Be.ikcr, bi'-kenr, s. tasse, f. ; c^^belel, m,
Be.il, bil.-, s.ftistule; \oiivtrtur'; f. ; -, T, n. devenir

fuslnlfiix.
Bca!ii, biiiic, .t. pouire, f. ; tiinou

voliint ; rayon, in. ; --(;o!np.i-.s,

III. ; —, T'. n. raycnner.
Ile.imy, lii'-iiii, a. radieux.
Ilcaii, biiii", s./tve, i. \ haricot, in. ;
B«,ir, bcrf, s. ours, m. ; ourse, f.

meneur J'oins, m. ; — hunt,
'Be.ir, \KTe, ■;•. a. et n, porter

llt^alcn, tl'i'n, t>. Beit.

llu.iler, lii'-lciir, x, batteur; filon, ni

hit, t

, in.
f.

fie'an de balance ;
s. iOi'ifiiis ri xcrge.

\

Heur ; filon, n
lie.itiAc. — mI, bla-lirik, —al, <i. — .klly, ad. b^at^flirut,

•'". f.

II.

, a. a son aise.
lu-rd, — w.ird, s
, s. chasse à l'ours, f.
endurer, soutenir ; pro-
diiiyt : !e comporter ; /tre situé; lo — aw.iy, rein-
porter ; to — down, renverser ; s'affaisser ; to —
forw.trd, pousser en avant; to — otf, remporter ;
courir au large ; to — on, porter sur ; lo — uiit, sup-
porter ; avancer; to — up, se hausser; résister;
tenir bon; to — apon, s'élancer contre; to — onch self
upon, se glorifier ; to — with, supporter.

Be.ird, birclf", s. barbe, {. ; —, v. a. braver, dejier.

Iteirdcd, birl'-ed, a. barbu.

Beurilk'ss, bird'-less^, a. imberbe.

Beardlessiiess, bird'-luss-ness^, s. maïujiie de barbe, m.

Bearer, bdr'-eur, s. porteur ; support, m.

Ilearini;, bér'-in'gw^, J. maintien, m. ; situation, f. ;
aspect, m. ; — s, pl. armoiries, f. pi.

Jlearish, bèr^-ich*, a. d'ours ; brutal.

Jleast, bist^, s. béte, f. [brutal.

Jleastish, blst'-ich^. Beastlike, bist'-lallc?, a. besiinl,

Beastliness, bist'-li-nes!i^, x. bestialité, t.

Beastly, bist'-li, a. bestial, brutal.

•Beat, bit^, v. et, et n. battre, frapper ; piler ; palpiter ;
défaire, to — a^iiut, st briser contre ; to — back,
repousser : to — down, abattre ; démolir ; to — in,
m/oncer ; to — into, inculquer ; to — o)T, chasser;
to — up, attai/iierA CnHproviile ; to — upon, iitsisttr
fMr; —, s. cfMp, battement, m.- • - • .- •

Ue.itiric.ill«m, bl-ntlA-ktf'-cheniu-, t. béati/lcatio

Bt.\U(y, blnt'-lful, v. a. béatifier.

lieiilini;, bll'-inV»/, t. batteuient, in. : coups, ux.

Ue.iliinde, bl ,it i-lliiud/, x. beatitude, {.

Ile.iu, b<V X. tléi;aiit, in.

Ile.iulili, l<A-|cli/, II. pimpant.

lle.iiiteiin», blnii'-tlciic/, a. — ly, ad. beau ; trfi-hen.

lle,tiitciMisnv.ti, liioii'.||-cnc/-nr%v, x. bianté, f,

llo.iiilirur, iMon'-li-r.Ueur, x. celui i/iii tutbeiitt.

lic.iutirnl, blnii'tl-fi)nl, a. — ly, ad. btaii ; ■-, x. btitii. III.

llc.iiililiilnesH, bliiii'-tl-foiit'iiess<-, x. beauté, i,
I lle.iiillfy, biiin'-tl-f.il, f. a. et u. embellir ; s. tuibtflii;

llcaiity, bloii'.lj, x, beauté, f.

Ile.tvur, bi'-vciir, r, castor, ni. i vlsi?)v, f.
I llebliiMil, lii'-bliiudi*, f. ii. ensangliiifer,
, llpcafico, |:cl;-aft •k•^, x. b;.fiiju', in.
I Hoc, dm, bl-kaiii/'', i'. a. calmer ; abriter.
I llc'.-.unc, bl-ki'-nii', v. Ilri-i.ine.
I ik'C.iiiHe, bi-k.Vf, r, /a;.,' i/u.- ; à canst d*.
j Rvch.tnce, biti li.inii'ci', ; . //. arriver.
I 1W( li.iriii, bt-ti:li,iriii/, ?■. (I. euchanlei;
I Ileik. bi-k, r. signe de tête, ni, ; -, I', a, faire signe dt
' la tête ; nu- iter.

Ilceknn, bek'-k'ii, T'. n. faire signe.

•Hecoinc, bi-keiiniir', v. a. et n. devenir; convenir,
\ aller, \eoir,

llecl)lllill^f, lilkeimrliu;ii,-, ir. — ly, <rY. convenable.

Ueci)iiiin>;iie',v bl-kuiiiu'-lii;;<(i--iii:ssc', x. i invcnaïue,
bienséante, t,

Ucij, lied, X. /(■/, m. î couche, t. ; carreau, m. ; plandie, f. ;
/lasi/ue, m. i ftilhef —, lit deplumes, m. ; foldiiii,' ,
/(/ bmé, m. ; — eb.iiiiber, s. chambre il loui.icr, f. ;
-- ilntlies, pl. couierliires de lit, f. pl. — eiirt.iin, .1,
rideau de lit, ni. ; — felluw, x. camarade de lit, m. ;
- m. Ile, X. compagnon de lit, m. ; -post. J. colonne
de lit, I". ; —rid, —ridden, a. alité; — rnoni, x. chant,
bre à couiher, t. ; —side, s. ruelle de lit, f. j --ste.id. 1,
bois de lit, m. ; — str.Tw, x. paillaue, f. ; — tii k, .'. f,iie
du lit, f. ; —time, x. heure de se loiuher, (; - work, j,
ouvra';e facile à faire, ni. ; — , v. a. et n. coucher,

Iled.ibhle, bi-iUb'-bl', v. a. tremper, arroser,

Iled.i>,'v!le, bid.in'-j;!', v, a. crotter.

llfd.isli, bi-dai lie', v. a. éilaboiisser,

!!•■ I mil, bi.il.lli', ;/. a. souiller.

iled I '.'le, \i\i\:\/.'-z\', v. a, éblouir.

Ueldiii^;, bcd'-int,'/(^, s. literie, f.

Uedeck, bi-dek', V. a. parer, orner.

Uedeluiuse, bid'-li.ioiicc, x. hôpital, m,

fllidcsiii.in, l>id'.,:-'iii,iiie, s. religi^-uw m,

lledew, l)i-dimi', ,'. a. arroser, iii,'iiil.cr,

Hediiii, bi-dilii', V. a. obscurcir.

Ileill^cii, In-d.ii'-z'ii, v. a. parer.

Uedl.ini, bed'-leuinc, x. pci'c mai son s,
iinensé, m.

Uedl. imite, lied'-leunic-ailc, s. fou, m,

Uedl,i;iitlkc, bed'-leiinif-laïki", ad. en fou,

Hedranulo, bi-dra^,''-n'l, v. a. gât, r.

Iledrcneli, bi-dreiui'tlic, v. a. tremper.

Iledrop, bi-ilr(ip', 7/. a. arroser; tacheter.

Heduii^', |li•dulll^^;«r', V. a. couvrir de fumier.

Hediist, bi-deiist^', v. a. ^ouvrir de pous\ihe.

Iledwarf, bi-doiiarl', f. ,1. einpéchci fa cronsance.

liée, bi, s. a><ei!le, f. j ->;lee, .r. propolis, m.; —hive,
.r. ruche, f.

lieech, bitelic, s. hêtre, m. ; —mast, s, faine, f. ; -tree.
X. hélre, f.
! Hecclicii, lii'-tch'n, a. de hêtre.
i Iteef, bif, s. bicnf, m. ; du twuf; — ste.ik, s. biftcxk, m.

lieen, bine, t". Ile.
; Heer, l>ir<-, x. lih-e, f. ; —house, s. cabaret, m. ; - mole
X. pourboire, ni.

«eet, bile, .r. bette, (. ; - r.idish, —rave, —root, r.
I betterave, (.

Beetle, bi'tl, x. escarbot ; battoir, m. ; —head, x. lour-
daiird, m. ; — , v. n. saillir.

Beeves, biv'z, pl. de Uecf.

•llifall, bi-far, r. ;/. arriver, survenir. ;

Belit, bi-fit^, v. a. convenir à.

Hcfittinj:, bi-fil<^-in'Knf, a. convenable. Z

tBelluniined, bi'-fleuiii'd, a.Jlatlc.

TAciioMn,\n-ici\\\e^ ,v. a.conzrir ifécume.

Befool, bi-fouk*, v. a. tromper, duper.

Before, bi-forr*, />r. et ad. avant ; devant ; auparavant;
plus que ; avant de ; cidessiti , —hand, aU. <f a vaiict,
par avance ; — time, ad. autrefois ; Jadis.

Befoul, bi-faoïil', v. a. souiller, salir.

Befriend, bi-frenn'd, v. a. favoriter, protéger.

làefnnsc,h\-(ùn'die,v.a.garnirdefransies,

Bej;, beg, v. a. et n. dentu'.iier , tiMtdiè'r ■ p'r'itr, ' '"'

f. pl, ; fou.

',)■

Bsa

r t6oi

BES

feiir, tn.

Be;;an, bi-Raii?', v. Uc^'in.

•Uciftt, bi(Ç«(;tt', V. a. etij;eiidn'>:

Bk}{etter, bi-^«4t'-eur, s. prodiiclenr, nti'.ei

Bt);ettini;. bi-i{/(èt'-iii'){"'. s. nfiteratioii, f.

Bepifar, oed/Z-ciir. s. »iei1ittnt,giieiix, in.; —, s, inn,

li/fiit de mendicité, m. ; —man, s. tiicudiuiit, in, ; — ,

T/. a. rMuire à la nieitiiieiU, appiinvrir.
Bc^fHarlincss, bei;;<'-eur-li-ness^, s. mendicité, f.
BeijRarly, beii«'-t:ur-li, a. et ad. c'teiix, mis-'rabliment.
Bt^Trf.iry, bi!>;K'-eiir-i, s. inendicilf', inishe, f.
BoK^îini;, bcjî'-in'g»^, to j;o a — , aller à la qucte ; — ly,

aa. en mendiant,
•Begin, bi-K«inf', v, a, et n. commencer ; débuter;

nattr^',
Deginner, bi-K»(inn'-eur, s. co'n»ie>t(ant, ni.
Beginning, bi-HKiiin'-iirnHC, s. cimnnenieincnt, m.
•BcKircl, l)i-({«curtl', v. it. ceindre, cerner,
B-gnaw, bi-n.A', v. a. ron,i,'er.

♦ Begoke, l)i-gôk<r', s. tour, in.
Begone, bi-gonr', int. allez-voiis-eu I
Begot, bi-got^". Begotten, bi-got'-t'n, v. Beget.
Begreabc, ui-gri<:(f', v. a. eni^raitser.
Begrime, bi-prainii'', v. a. noircir.
Begrudge, bi-greudjf', ?'. a. cm ier ; regretter.
lUegrutten, bi-grut'-t'n, a. e'/iiiise à force dc pleurer.
Beguile, bi-gailf', f. a. tromper ; charmer, amuser.
Beguilcr, bi-(jaiT-eui-, s. trompeur, m.
Uogiiiliiig, bigaïl'-in'gKC, s. troiii/<crie, s/duclion, (.
Begun, bi-^xc'iiiu'', ;•. Ilcgin.

♦ lieguiik, tn-j'Hcu;i'k', s. tour, m.

lîi-luilf, hi-li.ir, s. Ai-cur ; dtpi m.; f. ; in my —, en in.i

reiir.
t. pi.

— , ;/;/.

!"n:r.
aj'unta-

ireu y.

Bi.liaie, lii litivt'', -,'. n. se cciditire. | ,

Beli.nioiir, bi-liév'-ïeiir, y. ci'nd:iite, f. ; ni,tni<'ri

Hchc.iil, l)i-lie<l', 7'. ,1. o'e'ccipitcr.

Belie, tdini,', l)i-lieir-iirg//i', j'. decapitation, f.

liJi.-l 1, l.i-licM', V. BchoM.

Jielicst, bi-hest<r', .r. ordre, in.

Belii^'lit, bi-li.iitt', v, a. promettre ; ordonner,

Belnii'l, lii-liainiU-', pr. et ad. dirrière ; a^'^rès ,

rihe ; —hand, ad. en arrihe.
•Behold, bi-luMdt', v. a. regarder, coi',.sidrrer ;

: 'oyez I tenez !
Beholden, bi-ticM'-d'n, a. oblige, rcd-r.-ab.'e.
lîeliolder, bl-hûr-deur, .f. spectateur, ot>seii\xt<i!r, m,
lîeholdiiiiT, bi-hôr-diirg;;<-, s. ,n'ili..'atio!t,f.
Ji.linof, bi-houfc', .t. ntililc, f. ; profil, m.
IJ. hoove, bi-houv<'', ;•. n. t'ire avaiitai; ii\; cou
Itehoovel'til, l>i-houvf'-fu;il, a. — ly, ad, nti!
tHeil, liL'Ie, s. nhri, m.
tll<in, liène, a. à son a/se.
Being, bi'-in'gHC, s. ctrc, m. ; e.vistence, f.
Belihoiir, bi-Vé'dieur, v. a. ros\er, battre.
Bel.ice, lii-lér<'', v. a. i^alo:in-:r : fouetter.
BoKitetl, bilé'-ted, a. surpris par ia nuit.
Belay, bile', v. a. intercepter le passade, arrêter; ten-
dre une e'nhiu/ie.
Belch, belclK", s. rot, m. ; -, v. n. roter.
Beldam, licrd.im/, .r. sorcière, f.
Beleaguer, bi-li'-n^^eur, v. a. assiCi;rr.
Beleagurcr, bi-Ii'-g//fur-eur, s. aiMe\'cant, m,
Belllu'w.^r, hel'-llaou-eur, s. ci'npanu.'e, f.
Bjifry, \)i-l'-fri, s. beffroi, m.
Belie, bl-!,iï', v, a. démentir : calon:v,ier.
Beliet, bi-lif, s. croyance, f,>i ; oAinion, f.
Believable, bili'-VH-bl', a. croyable.
Believe, bilivir', T». (i. et n. croire ; fer; to make — ,

faire accroire.
BViiever. lii-li'-vcnr, J. croyant, m.
l'.eUke, lii-l.iikf'', ad. apparemment.
Belive, bi-laîvc', ad. tout a l'heure.
B.-li, bcll, f. cloche : sonnette, f. ; calice, m. ; —clipper,

r. b.iltant de cloche, m.; - f.iiinder, s. foudtur de

rloc/tes, m. ; — man, .r. revcillc-inati.n ; c rieur, m. ;

- incinl, s. métal de cloche, m. ; —ringer, s. sonneur,

111. ; — wcther, .v. bélier à In clochette, m.
Belle, bell, s. élégante, f.
a lli'.;i.Tent, bcl-lidj'-i-renn't, Btligerous, bel-lidj'-i-

rcuc', a. bellix^t'r.int.
B.;llow. bel'-lô, .■'. n. beug-ler ; inuc^ir.
Bellowing, liel'-lô-in'gHf, s./>eui:lement,mus;issemeHt,m.
B..-110WS. bel'-lôzi', s. soulHet, m.
Bolluiiie, ber-liou-aïiif, a. bestial, brutal,
tiflly, bol'-li, s. rentre ; sein, m, ; —ache, s. colique, f. ;

— band, r, scus-xentrihe, f. ; — bound, a. cous'ipe ;

— friend, s. parasite, m. ; —full, s. tout son soûl, m. ;

— god, s, glouton, m. j —, ^'. a. et n. enfler ; s'eiijlcr ;

se carrer.
Belock, bilockf', v. a. fermer à clef.
Belong, bi-lon'gH^', v. n. appartenir.
Beloved, bi'-leuv'd', n. bien-aimé

Below, bi-lô', /r. et ad. au-dessous de ; en bas ; ci-afrès,
tlwUwagger, bel'-souag-eur, s,/an/aron, ra.

Belt, belt#, s. ceinturon : bandage, m. ; «-, *. *. ctintn

IJeK idere, bel'-»! dire, s. beive'dère, m.

IBelyve, bi-laiv<', ad, promptement,

Beiiiad, bi-mad', v. a. rendre fou.

Bcuuit, bi-inat^, v. a. mi'ler les c/teveu.x.

B-;inire, bi-mair^', v. n. embourber, crotttr.

Bemoan, bi-môn*', v. a. déplorer, pleurer.

IliMiioaning, bi-mô'-nin'g'K', s. plaintes, (. pi.

Beiiiock, bi-inockf', v. a, se moijuer de.

Bemourn, bi-iii6riiif', v. a. déplorer.

tUen, bcnii, s. intérieur cTupparlejnent, m.

Bench, beim'ch?, s. banc, m. j cour de justice, f, ; —,
V. a. );arnir de bancs.

Bencher, benn'-cheur, .t. éthexin, m.

•Bend, benn'd, v. a. et n. plier; courber; bander;
diri);er, dompter subfuj^ucr; se plier ; se coiu\,.r;
s'incliner ; se soumettre; se déterminer à; ~, s.
courbure, f. ; coude, in. ; inclinaison ; i forte semiile, f,

Bendable, beim'-dabr, a. pliable ; tendre.

Hending, beim'-diu'g'/^, .r. courbure, f.

Beneath, bi-iiilh;'', pr. et ad. sous ; dessous.

liencdiction, bemi-i-dik'-chcun?, s. bénédiction, t.

Benefaction, beun ii'ak'-cheuni?, s. bienfait, ni.

Jtcn-factor, benn-i-f.ik'teur, s. bienfaiteur, m.

Bcnef.ictress, benn-i-fak'-trossf, .r. bienfaitrice, f.

Heucficc. benn'-i ficir, s. bénéfice, m.

Beneficed, beiin'i-fistc, a. i/ui a un bénéfice.

liiiicficence, bi-ner-icean'cc, s. bienfaisance, f.

liiucficent, bi-nef -i-cean't, a. bienfaisant.

Ben -lii i.il, beiin-i-fich'-al, a. — ly, ad. aTant<tj;e:i.y ;
salut, lire,

lî.MKiii I ime-.'i. l;riin-ifich'-;il-nos'i(', s. utilité, {.

Ueiicticiary, lieiin-i-fich'-a-ri. s. bénéficier; pensiciiii.x.rt,

lioiieficieiicy, lienii-itich'-ei,n-ci, s. bienjaisaïue. I. 1 1.

Ueucficieut, beiin-i-Mch'-enn't, J. bienfaisant, m.

Be.'iefit, benn'-ifitc, s. bienfait; a;ant'ii;e, profit, \\\.;
— , •;•. a. et n. faire du bien ; favoriser; profiter,

IJencvolence, l)i-nov'-(>-leiin'c(f. s. bienveillance, f.

Ilene', (lient, bi-uev'-6-lenn't, a, — ly, ad. iienvciU.ml :
a; ce bonté.

r.eiieviileiitne'-:s, bi-nev'-o-lenn't-nesv, J. iiV«7.'f///i»;;,i,t

r.i.-iiil^lit, bi-niiitc', r<. a. obscurir.

licniglited, bi-naït'-ed, a. surpris par la nuit.

fijnign. bi-n,iîuc', a. — ly, ad. bénin, clément.

benignity, bi-uig'-ni-ti, s. bénignité, douceur, f.

li.nison, bemi'-i-zeiniir, s. bénédiction, f.

l'.enjamin, benn -ilja-iiiiii^, j. benjoin, ni.

l'ijuriiit, bemi'-ettc, j'. bénotle, f.

lient, benu't, a. courbé (v. Bend); — , s. courbure, f. ;
penchant ; tendance; Unontagne ; campagne, I.

H'.iuiml), bi-ueuuic', î'. a. engourdir.

Ile:umil)edness, bi-neum'-bed-ness*", s.engourdissenieHl.

lienzoin, benn-zoïnf', s. benjoin, in. pu.

Bepaint, bi-pénn't', v. a. peindre.

Hequealli, bi-kouiili?', v. a. léguer.

Hoiiuenlher, bi-kouith'-eur, s. testateur, m.

lieqneathtueiU, bi-kouith'-meiin't, s. action de léguer, f.

liequi.'St, bikouestir', s. legs, m.

•Hjreave, bi-riv?', v. a. priver de, dépouiller,

Ilireaveuient, bi-riv^-meiin't, s. privation, t.

lieret. bi-reftc', v. Bereave.

I!er,Mmot, ber'ga-mott-, s. bergamote, f.

lie! lin, ber-linc', j. berline (voiture), f.

H>'rry, ber'-ri, s. baie, f. ; grain, m. ; — , v, n. Moiit.r
en .; raine.
I lî ryl. ber'-il, .t. béryl, ni.

lî -scri'en, bi-^kr'iif'. v a. cowj'rir, cacher,

Bsicech, bi-citch^', v. a. supplier, prier,

Be-,eecher, bi-cit'-chcur, s. suppluxnt, m.
] lloseem, bi-cinif', v. n. lonvcnir,
I *I!eset, bi-cctt', v. a. assicX'cr; obséder,
! lîeshrew, bl-chrou', v. a. maudire.
1 lie^ide, bi-saidf'. Besides, bi-baïdz^, pr. tt ad. pics,
j auprès de, hors de, d'ailleurs ; en outre,
I Besiege, bi-cidjf', v. a. assiéger.
I lîesieger, l)i-ci'-<ljeur, s. assiégeant, tn.
I Besieging, bi-ci'-djin'g«?, s, siège, m.
I Besliibber, bi-sleub'-eur, Besmear, bi-smir^, v. a. iar-

hontller. souiller.
\ lîesmoke, bi-sinôkt'', v. a. enfumer.

Besmut, bi-smeutt', v. a. n. iixir de suit.

lîesiiow, bi-snô', v. n. couirirde neige.

liesnuff, bi-sneulT', 7/. rt. barbouiller de tabac.

Besom, bi'-zeuiiif, s. balai, m. ; — , v. a. balayer.

Besot, bi-sot^', z: a. abrutir.
■ BesottC'lly, lii-sott'-cd-li, ad. stiipideinent.
1 liesottediiess, bi-sott'-ed-iicssf, s. stupidité, f.

Besought, bi-s.ltf', ','. Beseech.

Bespake, bi-spék^, v. Bespeak.

Bespangle, bi span'-gl', v. a. orner de paillettes.

Bespatter, bi-spal'-eur, v. a. éclabousser ; diffàimr.
. Bespatteriiiij.bi-spat'-eur-in jj;(*, y, Mabomsure, I.

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•Bespf-iki bl-spilc*', V. a. commander ! yfttntr; an-
noncer; s'aaresser à.
Bcspeaker, bi-spi'-keur, s. celiti qui commandt.
Ucspcckle, bi-spek'-kr, v. a. /acJu/er,
Ikipcw, bl-spioii', V. a. cracher stir.
Hespice, bi-spaU^, v. a. t'ticer,

ilos|ii)kc, bi-spok^, liespiikcii, bi-spô'-k'n, v. Bespeak.
lleipot, bi'spot?', V. a. tacher.
ilosprend, bi-sprcd', v. a. seiner, couvrir He.
Besprinkle, bi-sprin'-kl, v. a. arroser.
Bespatter, bispciit'-ciir, v. a. cracher sur.
Best, best^, a. et ad. If tneilleur, le tnieux ; tnicHX.
•Ucstead, bi-stcd', v. n. servir à ; traiter.
Besti.il, biis'ti-al, a. — ly, ad. bestial, brutal.
iksti.ilily, bes-ti-nr-i-ti,.r. bestialité, f.
Bestialize, bcs'-ti-;il-aize, v. a. abrutir.
•Itestink, bi-stiii'U', v. a. empuantir.
Bestir, bi-stciir', v. a. remuer, secouer.
Bestow, bi-stô', V. a. donner, accorder distril/uer ;

employer, ra>ii;er: occuper.
BestNwal, bi-sto'-.il, .f. don, m.
Ikstower, bi-sto'-ciir, s. donneur, m.
ikstowment, bi-slô'-iiieiii\'t, s. don, m.
•llestrew, bi-strô', v. a. semer ; arroser.
•Uestriflc, bi-straid^, v. a. enjamber, Jranchir.
Bestrode, bi-strod^, -v. Bestride,
iiestrown, bistrônc', v. licstrcw.
Ilrsttid, bi-stcud', v. a. f^arnir de clous.
Ikt, bett, s. pari, n\.;gas:eure, f.; —, f. a. parier, ^ri.;cr
•Betake, bi-ték?, v. a. livrer ; to — one i si-lf, s'adonner;

avoir recours : se sauver.
Betaken, bi-lé'-k'ii, v. Uetake.
Betel, bi'-tl". s. betel, m.
•Bethink, bi-thinn'k', 7'. tt. considérer ; to — one's self,

s'apercii'oir, sommer à.
Bethought, bi-tliAti.-', V. lietliiiik.
Bcthral, bi-thr.îU-', t'. a. asservir.
•Betide, bi-taïdf', v. a. arriver à.
Betinie, bi-taim:-', Uctiiiics, bi-taïmz', ad. à temps; de

bonne heure.
Betoken, bi-to'-k'n, v. a. signifier.
Betoiiy, bet'-ô-ni, s. be'loine, f.
Betook, bi-toukf', v. Uetake.
Bctoss, bi-tocf', V. a. troubler, agiter.
Betray, bi-tré', v. a. trahir ; rrt'cier,
lleirayer, bi-tré'-eur, s. traître, ni.
Betrim, bi-trini', v. a. parer, orner.
Betroth, bi-troth', v. a. fiancer.
lictrotlied, bi-troth't', a. fiancé.
Betrothing, bi-trotli -iii'jv/c, Uetrothmont, bi-troth'-

iiienii't, s./ian{ailles, f. pi.
Bctriist, bi-treust', v. a. confer.
Better, bet'-teur, .r. et ad. meilleur ; tnieux: I had — ,

je ferais mieu.x ; — , s. supe'rieur, m.; supériorité, t.;

—,v. a. améliorer : augmenter : avancer.
Bettcriniî, bet'-teur-in'jj^r, Betlerni.nt, bct'-tcur-nienn't,

s. amelioration, f.
Bettiiif!, bet'-in'(jHf , s. pari, m.
Bettor, bet'-eur, .r. parieur, ni.
Betuinbled, bi-teuni'-bl'd, a. en désordre.
Between, bi-touinf. Betwixt, bi-touikst', /)*. entre.
Bevel, bcv'-il, s. bui'eau, ni.; équerre, (.; — , a. de biaii;

—, V. a. et n. couper de biais ; équerrrr ; être de biais.
Bcvelment, bev'-él-mcnn't, s. clivage, m.
Bever. biv'-eur, s. collation, f ; castor, ni,
Iljver i^je, bev'-enr-<idj^, s. breuvage, ni.
Bevy, bev'-i, s. volée, troupe, f.
Bewail, bi-onél^, %i. a. déplorer.
liewailable, bi-oué'-l.t-bl', a. déplorable.
lîewailine, bi-oué'-lin'jj;jir, s. lanientation, f.
lleware, ui-ouérr', v. n. se garder de.
Ikiveep, bi-ouipc', v. a. pleurer sur baigner de larmes,
ïkvtitt, bi-ouett', v. a. mouiller ; arroser.
licwilcler, bi-ouii'-denr, v. a. dérouter ; embrouiller.
llewiklerinent, bi-ouil'-deur-nienn't, s. embarras, in.
H:wltch, bi-ouitclu'', v. a. ensorceler.
Ikwiicher, bi-ouitcli'-tur, s. ensorceleur, m.
Hewlichery, bi-ouitcli'-eur-i, s. charme, m.
liewitchinj;, bi-oiiitcli'-in'gxi-, s. enchantement, m. ; — ,

II. — Iv, ad, séduisant ; ttiine manière séduisante,
Eewitchment, bi-ouitch'-inenn't, v. Ucwitchery.
llewray, biré', v. a. trahir, découvrir.
llewrayer, bi-rë'-ciir, s. traître, ni.
liey, l).i, r. bey, m.

Heyoïid, bi-ion'i'd', /;-. au-dessus; au delà.
lieicl, lîczil, bez'-il, s. chaton, m.
Hezzle, bez'-zl', v. a. l'aspillcr,
Uias, baï'-ac^, s. penchant, ni. ; tendance, f. ; — , a.f. de

biais; ~,v. a. pencher ; diriger.
Kasness, baV-ace-nessr, partialité, f.
liib, Uib, s. bavette, f.
Bibïcioiis, baî-bc'-clicuce, a. ivrogne.

Uibber, blb'-rur, f. biberon, m.

bibli-, Ijar-t)!', s. bible, f. ; — buclety, société bibUqUt, f.

Hibhcal, bib'-likal, a. biblique.

Uiiilioyrapher, bib-li-og'-rn-feiir, s. bibliographe, ni.

Uibliojifraphlcal, bit)-U-0(f-raf -i-kal, a. bioiiographiqut,

Bibliotfrabhv, bib-U-oç'.m-fi, s. btblic^grafhit, l,

Biblijt, biV-list^, s. bibUste, m.

Bibulous, blb'-iou-lcuc^, a. spongieux.

Bicipital, b.-J-cip'-i-tal, a. à deux têtes.

Bicker, bik'-eiir, v. n. se quereller; s'agiter ; f— , i.
gobelet de bois, m.

nickeror, bik'-eur-enr, s. querelleur, m.

llickcrin;', bik'-eiir-in'j;;i?, s. querelle, (.

llickcrn, bik'-ciirnc, s. bigorne, {.

•Bid, hUW, V. a. commander, ordonne'', inviter;
oj/'rir; to — farewell, dire adieu ; to — up, mcnci ir;
—, s. oJPre, enchère, f.

r.ildcn, bid'-d'n, v. Bid.

Bidder, bid'-eur, s. offrant, enchérisseur, m.

Uiddin;.,', bid' • in'g;*?, s. commandement, m. j cffie,
invit.ition, f.

Bide, baûlc, v. a. et n. demeurer ; supporter.

Bidet, bi-dettir', s. bidet, ni.

) Iliel, bil<', ouverture, f.

(Hield, bildt', s. abri, m.

tHien, bin?, a. A son aise.

Biennial, biiî-enn'-ni-al, a. biennal.

Bier, bir?, s. bih-c, f. ; cercueil, m.

Bifarions, bai-fc'-riciice, a. ambigu.

Bifid, baï-fitl, a. bifide.

Bifold, br.î-fold, <». double.

Bifurcated, baï-fcnr'-kc-tcd, a. bifurqué.

Bijj, bijî, a. — ly, ad. gros ; enjlé ; fer ; —bellied, a.
pansu, ventru.

Bijjamist, bipf'-a-niist*, s. bigame, m.

Bi;;aniy, bi.;,''-a-ini, s. bi^a>nie, f.

Ilii,'^;in, biif'iiu', s. béguin, u\.

(Ilijîjjinjr, liii;'-in'|i;(C, s. construction, t.

i'''ik'i,'it, hiji'-itc, c'. lîi;,'.

t liintjonet, bi;i'-o-nett(?, s. bonnet de béi^iiine, m.

liijjlit, b.iîte, s. balant, m, ; crii/iie, (.

Bil,'ness, bi>;'-ness<:, s. grosseur, f.

Bi^jot, biy'-entf, s. bigot, ni.

Bijjoted, ui;{'-eut-c(l, a. — ly, ad. bigot ; en bigot.

Bi},'otisni, big'-eut-isin?, Uij;otry, biy'-cut-ri, s. bigo-
terie, f.

tBike, baïk?, s. nid d'abeilles, m.

ililateral, baî-latt'-cnr-nl, a. bilatéral.

Bilberry, bil'-ber-j, s. tnûre de ronce, f.

Bllbo, bil'-bô, s. rapière, f. ; —a, pi. fers, m. pi.

Bile, baiV, s. bile, t.

Bil^e, bililje, s. largeur de la cale, f. ; —, v. n. toucher,
f lire eau; crever.

Bilious, bil'-ïeuCf, a. bi.'ieii.v.

Bilk, bilk, V. a. frustrer ; escroquer.

Bill, bil, s. bec, m. ; serpe, f. ; billet, mémoire ; acte, m. ;
ordonnance; facture; — of exchan;^'e, lettre de
change, f. ; — of farc,nr>-/«(<r«« restaurant), (.; — oi
ladiii);, connaissement, m, ; — , v. a. et ii. se bec-
queter ; afficher; annoncer.

Billot, bil'-elt, s. billet, in. ; lùche, f. j —, f. a. loger
par billet.

Billiard, bil'-icurd, j. billard, ni.; — pocket, .r. blouse, (.;
—room, s. salle de billard, f. ; —stick, s. queue de
billard, f. ; —sticker, s. afficheur, m. ; — table, s.
billard, m.

Billiards, bil'-ïeurd.T, s. pi. billard, m.

r.illin:;si,'.ite, bir-lin;{«?'2-j;uête, s. langage de la
halle, ni.

Billion, bil'-j'cunn, s. billion, m.

Biilow, bil'-6, s. vague; laine, f. ; — , v. n. s'enfler,
se soulever.

Billowy, bil'-ô-i, a. houleux.

Bilinan, bil'-nieinif, s. Iiallebardicr, m.

lîiii, bine, s. coffre, ni.; huche, f.

'Bind, baïn'd, v. a. et n. lier, attacher; relier;
bander; obliger; resserrer; se resserrer; —, s.
tige de houblon, i.

liinder, bain'd'-cur, s, relieur ; lien, m. ,

Bindery, baïn'd'-eur-i, s. atelier de relieur, m.

liindini;, baïn'd' • in'tjMf, s. bandage, ni.; reliure;
bordure, f.

Bindweed, baïn'd'-onidc, s. liseron, m.

I liinjî, biu'j'»!*, s. tas de blé non battu, m.

tilink, binn k, s. nid if abeilles ; banc, ni. ; chaussée, f.

I ISinna, binii'-a, pour Be not.

Binnacle, binn'-na-kl, habitacle, m.

Binocle, binn'-o-kl', s. binocle, ni.

i;ici;;raplier, bai-og'.r.vfeur, s. biographe, m.

liiojjrapliic, — al, Cii-o graf -ik, —al, a. b:ograp!i:que.

Biojjrapliy, baï-og'-ra-h, s. biographie, f.

Bipirous, bip'-a xewze, a. bipare.

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Qtpcd, bat-ped, s. bif'tdt, m.

Bircli, bcurtcli^ s. bouleau, m. ; verst, f. ; — tree, *.

lionUau, m
r.ircheii, bciir'-tch'n, a. de bouleau.
Ijird, bcurilc, j. oiseau, m. ; — caffCi s. volière, f. ; —

call, s. appeau, m. ; —catcher, s. oiseleur, m. ; —

like, ad. en oiseau ; —lime, s. f^lu, t. ; — iiinn, s.

oiseleur, m. ; —pouch, s. gibecière, f. ; —seller, s.

oiselier, m. ; — , v. fi. chasser aux oiseaux.
ïîirdeur, iieiird'-eur, s. oiseleur, m.
Uircling-piccc, beiird'-m'K>(?-I)ici?, s. fusil dt chasse, m.
-tliirkle, bcur'-Ul', s. jeune gaillard, m.
itirlet, beur'-letlf, s. bourrelet, m,
f Birn, beiirn^, s. charge, f.
iBirr, beurr?, s. bruit, m. ; —, v. et. stimuler.
Birth, berth, s. naissance ; couche, portée, f. ; ^ara^e,

m.; —day, s. jour de naissaurc, m.; —place, s.

fatrie, f. ; — rifjlit, s. droit d'aincsse, m.
Biscuit, bis'-kitf, s. biscuit, m.
liisect, bal'-cckt?', v. a. couper en deux.
Uishop, bich'-eup, s. evi'que ; fou \.echecs), m.; — ,

■V. a. maquignonner.
BIshoplike, bicli'-cup-Iaïk?, a. episcopal, tit Mquc,
liishopric, bicli'-euprik, s. e'vêc/ie, ni,
Uisk, uisk, s. bisque, t.
Dison, baî-ziu', s. bison, m.
Bissextile, bis-seks'-til, a. bissextile.
liistre, bis'-teur, s. bistre, f.
liisulcous, baî-scul'-kcucif, a. bisulque.
Oit, bit*, s. morceau, m. ; boucJu'e, {. ; mors, frein ;

t endroit, m.; t — , a. fctit; —, f. a, ciniouc/ier;

buter {v. aussi Bite).
Bitch, bitch*, s. chienne, f.
Bite, baït*. s. viorsure ; piqtlre, f. ; fri/on, m.; • — ,

V. a. et n. mordre ; dupjr; at: râper.
Biter, bai'-teur, s. celui qui mord ; fripon, m.
Biting, baï'-tin't;«*, a. piquant, mordant; —, s. mor-
sure; tromperie, f.
Bittacle, bit'-a-kl', s. habitacle, m.
Bitten, bit'-fn, v. Bite.
Bitter, bitt'-eur, a. — ly, ad. amer ; rude, f ;•/;// .—apple,

— gourd, s. coloquinte, f. ; — wort, s. gentiane, f. j —s,
X. pi. amers, ni. pi.

Bitterish, bitt'-eur-ich?, a. aigrelet.

Bitterishness, bitt'-cur-ichi:-noss*, s. goût aigrelet, m.

Bittern, bitt'-crnf, s. butor, ni.

Bitterness, bitt'-eur-ness*, s. amertume ; animosity, f.

■tBittle, bit-tl', s. battoir, m.

fBittoclc, blt'-tok, s. petit morceau, m.

Bitumen, bi-tiou'-menn, s. bitume, f.

Bituminous, bi-tiou'-mi-neuc*, a. bitumineux.

Bivalve, baï-valvir, a. bivalve. [bivouaquer.

Bivouac, bi'-vou-ak, J. bivac, bi-jounc, m. ; — , v. n.

Blab, blab. Blabber, blab'-bciir, s. bavard ; — , f. a. et

n. bavarder ; divulguer.
Black, blak, a. noir; sombre ; triste ; gothique ; —and

blue, meurtri ; — anioor, s. nèqre, m. ; —berry, s.

intire, f. ; — berry bush, s. mûrier, m. ; — bird, s.

merle, ni. ; — cattle, s. gros biftail, ni. ; — cock, j. coq

de bruyère, m. ; — currant, s. cassis, ni. ; t— lislicr, s.

pécheur en fraude, m. ; — friar, s. dominicain, ni. ; —

game, s. bites noires, f. pi. ; — },'"'ird, s. polisson, m. ;

— iron, s. tôle, f. ; —load, s. tnine de plomb, f. ; —
inoutlicd, a. inedisant ; — puddlni;, s. boudin, ni.; —
shoe, s. de'crotteur, ni. ; — smith, s.forgeron, ni. ; — ,
v. a. noircir ; cirer.

Blacken, lilak'-k'n, v. a. et n. noircir; souiller; diffa-
mer ; s'obscurcir
• Blackening, blak'-k'nin't,'».'*, s. action de noircir, f.

Blacking, bl.ik'-in'j;;;if, s. cirage, m.

Blackish, blak'-ichc, a. tioirdtre,

-(Blackit, blak'-it*, a. fioirci.

Blackness, blak'-iiessc, s. tioirceur, f.

Bladder, blad'-eur, s. vessie, f. ; — nut, s. bagueitaudter,

Bla<ldcrcd, blad'-enr'd, a. gonfla, ampoulé. [ni.

Blade, bWde, s. lame, f. ; brin cf herbe, m. ; cunninp —,
rusé compère, ni. ; — bone, s. omoplate, i. ; — sniitli, s.
fourbisseur, m. ; v. a. garnir d'une lame.

iBlaewart, blâ'-oueurt*, s. bluet, ni.
Ihin, bldn*, s. pustule, f.
Blâmable, blé'-ma-bl', <i. — bly, ad. bUUnnUe.
Blamablcness, bld'-nia-bl'-ness*, s. faute, culpabilité', f.
Btamc, blém*. s. bldme, in. ; — , v. a. blâmer.
Blameable, v. niam.'ible.
Blameful, blénif'-foul, a, bldmable.
Blameless, bléiiiir'-less*, a. — ly, ad. irréprochable.
Blanielessness, bléin*'-lcsj*-ness<', s. innocence, i.
Blâmer, blé'-nieur, s. censeur, m.
Blameworthy, blém*'-oueur-thi, a. bl.imable.
Blanch, blami'clif, i<. a. blanchir; peler; biaiser, (cr

givrrser.
Dumcher, blann'-clicur, j. blaiii/iissci:r, m.

Blanclilnff, blann cliin'g;;*, s. blanchiment, m.; —house,
.t. b/iinchis^erie.

Bland, blann'd, a. doux.

Hlandation, blan-dé'-thcun*, s. flatterie, f,

Blnndilofiuence, blaiin-dil'-o-kouenn'c*, s. discours JlaU
teur, m.

Blandish, blnnn'-dich<r, v. a. cajoler ; séduire,

Blandisher, blann'-dicli/-eur, s. flatteur, ni.

Blandishment, blann'-diclK'-incnn't, s. caresses, f. ni.

Blank, bl.'.nn'k, rt. — ly, ad. blanc ; pâle ; avec pMcin-;
— , s. blanc ; billet blanc, m. ; — , v. a. effacer ; de, ri.
eerier.

Blanket, blann'-kett, s. couverture de lit, f. ; blanehel,
m. ; —, V. a. couvrir d'une couverture délit ; berner,

Blarc, bldr*, v. >i. rugir.

Blaspheme, blas-fim*', v. a. blasphémer.

Hlasphemer, blas-fi'-meur, s. blasphémateur, m.

Blasphemous, blas'-fi-nieuc*, a. — ly, ad. blasphéma.

Blasphemy, blas'-fi-mi, s. blarphème, m. l/'/'v.

Blast, blast*, s. boudée ; bise, t. ; souj/lc ; son, m. ; '(/c./c,
infection, (. ; —, v. a. foudroyer ; brûler ; ancainir,
ruiner. |iii,

Blaster, blas'-tcur, s. celui qui foudroie ; destruclnn;

Blastinjf, blas'-tin'i;;;*, s. destruction ; \perte d'haUmc;
fanfaronnade, t.

Blastmcnt, blast'-inenn't, s. infection, C

Bl.-itant, blé'-tenn't, a. beuglant.

tlilate, bliit*, a. modeste.

Blatta, blat'-ta, j. blatte, f.

Blatter, blat'-eur, v. a. rugir.

illlawart, bla'-oucurt*, s. bluet, m.

niay, blé, s. ablette, i.

Blaze, blcz*, s. flamme, f. ; éclat, bruit, ni.: —, v. a, et n.
enflammer ; diinilguer ; flammer, briller.

Blazer, blc'-zeur, s. boulefcu, ni.

Blazon, ble'-z'n, s. blason, m. ; — , v. a. blasonurr;
célébrer ; divulguer.

Blazoner, bic'-z'neur, s. blasonneut, m.

Blazonry, blc'-z'n-ri, j. blason, m.

Blea, b'i, J. aubier, m.

Bleacl , blitch*, v. a. blanchir.

Bleac ler, bli'-tchcur, s. blanchisseur, m.

BIcachery, bli'-tcheur-i, s. blanchisserie, f.

Blcachinjî, bli'-tcliin'g;»*, J. blanchiment, m. ; — yarJ, s.
blanchisserie, f.

Bleak, blik, a. pâle ; lugubre; froid; —, s. ablette, t.

Bleakness, blik'-ncss*, s. pâleur, f. ; froid, m.

Bleaky. bli'-ki, a. pâle ; froid.

Blear, blir*. a. chassieux; — , v. a. troubler la 7 ne:

Hlearedncss, bli'-reil-ncss*, s. chassie, f. lobscuri^r.

Bloat, blitc, i'. «. bélcr ; — , s. bêlement, m.

Bleating, bli'-tiii'f;«*, s. b.'lenicnt, m.

Illeb, bieb, .r. ampoule ; pustule, f.

liiebby, bicb'-bi, a. plein cf ampoules, de bulles d'air.

Bled, t>lcd. V. Uloed.

•Bleed, blid*, v. a. saigner.

Bleeder, bli'-deur, s. saigiieur. m.

Blcedintf, bli'-diir^x*, s. saignée, f.

tBIeeze, l>liz*, v. Blaze.

Blemish, blem'-icli*, s. tache, f. ; défaut, m.; honte, ^r,
— , v. a. tacher ; ternir, diffamer. [m.

Blemishing, blem'-ich*-in'tj«i', s. tache, f. ; déshonneur,

Blemishless, bleni'-ichir-lcss*, a. sans tache ; irréproch-
able.

r.'.cinishment, bleni'-ichf-mcmi't, s. déshonneur, m.

Blench, blenn'chc.-, v. a. et n. empêcher ; reculer ; tres-
sa illir.

BV-nil, lilenu'd, v. a, et n. mêler ; nuancer ; se méi-r.

Blonder, blenn'-deur, s. celui qui mêle.

Bloss, Mess, V. a. bénir, faire prospérer.

Blessed, bless'-ed, a. — ly, ad. béni : bienheureux.

Blessotlness, bless'-cd-ness*, s. béatitude, féiu ité, f.

Blesser, bless'-eur, s. celui i/ui pénit,

Blessinj.» bless'-in'jjx*, s. bénédiction, f. ; bienfait, ni.

Blest, blest*, v. Blessed.

+ Blether, bleth'-eur, v. Bladder.

Blew, bliou, v. Blow. 'Sfli'trii:

Blit^ht, blatte, s. bruiné, nielle, f. ; — , v. a. nieller:

Blind, blaînn'd, a. — ly, ad. aveugle, obscur ; en avei(;;it:
— side, s, côté faible, m.; — man's buff, s. colin-
maillard, m.; — worm, s. anvoie, f. ; — , s. blinde:
Persienne, jalousie, f . ; —,v. a. aveugler ; blincUr.

Blindfold, blaïn'd-fôld*, v. a. bander les yeux ; — , a. la
yeux bandés.

Bliiifling', blaln'-din'fr»;*, s. blindage, m.

Blindness, blaïn-d'ness*, s. aveuglement, m. {clignolir.

Blink, blin'fjk, s. coup doeil, m. ; lueur, f. ; — , v. "•

Blinkard, blin',;'k'-e»r(l, s. celui qui clti^note.

Blinkinuf, bling'k-in'Rjw*, s. clignement, clignotement, m.

Bliss, blic*, s. félicité, f.

Blissful, blic*'-foiil| a. — ly, ad. heureux.

Blissfnlness, bliss'-foul-nêss*, j. yî-VirùV, f.

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Blissless, l)Iiss'-leçs#, a. nial/teuyfux.

Blister, bliss'-teiir, s. piisliilt, aitipoiilf, l'. ; v/si'catoirf,

„,. ; _, 11. a. el II. a/>/>Uqiiey un véiuatoire ; se for-

iiifr en pustule.
mite, l)l,iit<', s. bletle, f.

Illltlie, liKiithc, Blitlieful, bl,iUh^'-fouV, a. — ly, a^. triy,
Blitlicness, tilaith'-nessc, s. i;aiete', f. [Jayiwc.

lilitliesoine, lilaitli'-sciiiiic, 17. i.nti, eiijoui'.
BlitliesniiiiMiess, bl.Vitli'-scimit-ncss?, s. gaitU, f.
Blo.ich, blôtclic, s. pustule, f.
Bloat, blote, v. a. el u. eiijler, bouffir, itre bouffi ; —,

a. enflé, bouffi.
Bloatcdness, blo'-tcd-ness/-, s. enflure, bouffissure, f.
Bloliber, blob'-beiir, s. bulle ; — lip, s. grosse lèvre, f. ;

— li|>pc(l, a. lippu.
Blobclieekcd, blob'-tcbikt, a.jouffiu.

Block, blok, s. bloc ; billot, m. ■.forme, f. ; obstacle, m.,
poulie, f. ; —head, s. lourdau.l, m. ; — heciiled, a.
xmbccilU ; —house, s. blockhaus, m.; — , v. a.
bloquer.

Blockade, blnk'-édi', s. blocus, m. ; —, v. a. bloquer.

Blockinj;, l)lok'-iii'^;>fi?, s. blocus, \n.

Blockish, blok'-ichc, a. — ly, ad. stupiiie. bête.

lîlockishness, blok'-iclif-nuss^, j. stupid itt, bctise, f.

Bloiiiary, b!ôin'-n-ri, s. affiiieric, fonderie, f.

Blond, blo'iid, s. blonde, f.

Blood, bleud^, s. san,;, m. ; race, f. ; in cold — ,<iV sang-
froid : — jjiiiltincss, r. meurlre, m. ; — horse, s.
climal de pur sang, m.; — liou'.ul, ,f. limier, m.;
—less, a. qui n'a pas de sang ; inanini/ ; — let, v. a.
saigner; — letter, s. saigiirur, m.; — Icttinjj, s.
saignée, (.; — red, a. rouge comme du sting;
—^\Qà, s. efftisiou de sang, f. ; — slicdiler, .r. meur-
trier, m. ; —shot, — shottcn, a. sanguin, rouge;
—stained, a. souille' île sang ; ^sucker, s.sa>ig\u,\
f. ; —thirsty, a. sanguinaire ; — vessel, J. Taisscaii
sanguin, m. ; 1 — wit, s. rançon du sang verse, f. ;
—, V. a. ensanxlaiitcr ; saigner.

Bloodiness, ble ul'-i-iioss;', s. nature sanguinaire, f.

Bloody, bleud'i, a. - ily, ad. sanglant, sani;iiinaire ;
dune manière sanglante ; — flux, s. dyssenicrie, f.;
—minded, a. sanguinaire.

Blooni. l)loiiiiic, s. fleur, f. ; —, v. u. fleurir.

Bloomy, blouiii'-i, a. fleuri.

Blossom, bloss'-ciim^ s. fleur, m. ; — . v n. fleurir.

Blossominj;, bloss'-ciiiii?-iiri,';/f, î.fleuraison, f.

Illossomy, bloss'-eiim?-l, a fleuri.

Blot, blott?, s. rature; tache, f. ; p<ftè, ni. ; —, v. a. et
n. lâcher ; ternir; efl'acer ; boire.

Blotch, blotchy, s. tache, f. ; —, v. a. noircir,

Blote, blot<-, V. a. fumer.

Blotlcss, blott'-Iess^, a. sans tache.

Blotting-paper, blotl'-in'i;«^-pa-pcur, s. papier brouil-
lard, m.

Blow, blô, s. coup, m. ; fiiqUre ; fleur, {. ; — , v. a. et n.
souffler; venter; répandre ; s'épanouir ; fleurer ;
to - one's noso, se moucher ; to — clown, renverser ;
to — cut, e'teinire en souffiant ; to — up, faire
sauter ; exciter ; to — u|ion, décrier.

Blower, blcS'-eur, j-. souffieiir, m

Blowinjj, blô'i-n'uHf, a. orageux.

Blown, liions, V. lilow.

Blow pipe, biô'-païpf, s. clialutneau, m.

Blow,;e, blaouzf , s. grosse joufflue, f.

Blowzy, bUiou'-zi, a. rougeaud.

Bluliher, blcub'-eiir, j. graisse de baleine; bulle, f . ;

— lipped, (7. lippu ; —, V. a. et n. pleurer ; s'enjler les
folies en pleurant.

Blubbcrer, bleiib'eureur, s. pleweur, m.

Bliiil[,'con, bloiid'-djeinv, s. gourdin, m.

Blue, lilloii, <i. bleu ; — bell, f. campanule, f. j —bottle,

s. bluet, ni. ; — eyed, a. aux yeux bleus ; — , s. bleu,

\». ; —, V. a. bleuir ; teindre en bleu.
Iflueness, blioii'-iiess<', s. couleur bleue, f.
Bliiir, lili;!!!!, a.jouffiu ; ref rogné ; brus:;uc ; —, s. cap

'i/i'i, m.
Rltimiess, blcnir-ness^, s. .bouffissure : br:is:iuerie, f.
tniuid, V. Blood.
l'Iui^h, bliou'-ithc, a. bleudtre.
BliiisImess, Wloir-ich<r-ness^, s._ teinte bleudtre, f.
Blunder, bleun'-deiir, s. béi'ut,jaute, f. ; —, v. a et n.

embrouiller ; emb irrasser ; se brouiller ; faire une
Blunderbuss, bleun'-deur-beucf, s. espin:;ole, f. [bévue.
«Iimderer, bicun'-deur-eur, s. étourdi, ni.
Blunderingly, bletni'-detir-in'tr'"'-li, ad. étourdiment.
jniunker, bleiin'-k'r, v. Bunj^lcr.
ulunt, bleun't, rt. — ly, ad. emoussé ; lourd, brusque;

—, s. bouton, ni. ; — , v. a. émousser.
H iMitish, bleun'-tich^ a. un peu brusque.
Bluniness, bleun't'-ness^-, .f. Ùat émoussé, m. ; brus-

çiiei te, {.

Bluutwittctl, Weua't'-guit-ed, a. stufide.

niur, blettr, s. tache ; flétrissure, t. ; —, v. a. (acSe>';'
ItUirt, bleurt^, v. a. parler étoiirdinient. [raturer.

IlUish, blench^, s; rougeur, f. ; — , v. 11. rougir de honte,
Hlushinjî, blench^ -in';;;/?, s. rougeur, {
Hhishless, bicuchc'-lessc, a. impudent,
Hliishy, bleuch'-i, a. rouge rosé.

Ulustcr, bleus' -teur, .f. bruit, tumulte, m. ; fanfaron-
nade, f. ! — , V. u. faire du bruit ; gronder.
Bhislerer, blcus'-teur-enr, s. fanfaron, m.
Uhistcrint,', bleus'-tenr-in'ij(;(', a. bruyant ; violent i — ,

s. tapage, m. •.forfanterie, f.
niustcrons, blcus'-teur-eucc, a, bruyant.
Ho.i, bo'-a, s. boa, m.
tli'ial, bôlc, s. armoire, f.
Uoar, hcire, s. verrat, porc, m. ; wilil —, s. sanglier, m. ;

— hunt, J. chasse au sanglier, {. ; — pi^, s. jeune

verrat, m. ; — spear, s. épieii, 111.
Uo.ird, borde, s. planche ; table, f. ; bureau ; bord ;

carton, m. ; nourriture ; pension; assemblée, f ;

on —, 1/ bord ; in —s, cartonné; — , z>. a. et n. plan-

chéier ; aborder ; mettre en pension ; être en pension,
noardable,_bor'da-br, a. abordable.
Hoarder, bùr'-dciir, s. pensionnaire, ni.
Hoardinjf, bor'-diiiu''"". -r. action de plarrhéier. f. ; abor-

dage, ni. ; — house, — school, s. pensionnat, in.
hoaiish, bor'-ichc, a. de sanglier ; brutal.
Uo.ist, bôstif, s. vantcrie, f. ; —, v. a. et n. vanter ; gas-
con ne r.
Hoa-,ter. br^st'-ellr, s. vantard, ni.
lioastful, bost'-lnulc, a. — ly, ad. glorieuv.
l'ii.istinij, bôst'-in'^;/(?, s. vanlerie. jactance, f.
Hoastin^tly, bi*isl'-in'){»re-li, ad. avec ostentation.
j lloat, bott', s. bateau, m.; barque, f. ; paso.it;c— , /(Z(/,v<;-
I bot, ni. ; —hook, .t. gafl'e, f.

I U'i.itin^r, bo'-lin'i,'Ht', s-, batclage, ni. [mi.

I r.o itinan, bot'-m.mc, rioatsin.iii, bôt'-snianc, r. batelier,
I H'iatsw.iin, bi'it'-soiiont', s. bosscman. contre-maiti e. m.
I lî'ib, bob, s, pendant d'oreille; branle de cloche;
j balancier; coup; refrain; asticot, 111.; — t.iil, .f.

courte queui',i.; -K.\\\ft\, a. écourté ; — , v. a. et n,

écoiirter ; battre ; pendiller ; osciller.
lioMiin, liob'-in», .f. bobine, f. ; — work, s. ouvrage au

fuseau, m.
lioc.isino, bo'-ka-cnir, J. /'fKrax.ri«, in,
liocc.d, bok'-kal, .t. bocal, 111.

liodc-, bodt", 71. a. présager; f — , s. o/Pre, f. ; ordre, m.
f !io;ldle, bod'-dl', s. monnaie de cuivre, f.
lîodeiiicnt, bôdf'-nieiiii't, s. présage, 111.
liodije, bodjc, s. rapiécetage, 111.; —, v. >i. hésiter;
llodicc, l>o<l'-ice, J. corset, m. [manquer.

r.o lied, bod'-id, a. bi^; —, corpulent, gros.
liodiless, bod'-ilcssf, (I. («(cr/ore/.
liodiliness, bo<"-i-!i-nessf, j. corporalité, f.
Bodily, bnd'-id', t. et ad. corporel.
Hodiiii^, bo'-dlnV' 7ir, s. présage, m.
Hodkii:, bod'-kiuf, s. poinçon ; fer à friser, m. ; — work,

s. garniture à l'ais^uille, <".
Body, bod'-i, s. corps, ni.; personne ; compagnie, f. ;

tronc, in. ; any—, qui que ce soit ; every — . tout le

monde; — clothes, s. pi. housse, f. ; — ),'iiard, s.

gardes du corps, ni. pi. ; v. a. donner du corps.
Boj^, ho^ue, s. marais, \n. : fondrière, f . ; —land, i.

terre marécai;euse, f. ; —rush, s. jonc de marais, m. ;

—trotter, j. va-nu-pieds, ni. ; — , ','. a. embourber.
BoLjirle, bojj'-j'r, V. a. et n. embrouiller ; hcsiler;

balancer.
BoLj^dcr, bo;j'-I(Mir, s. personne pu^i'l.iniine, f. '
}!of,';;liiifr, bo^'-lin'jj/jr', s. hnitation, (.
ii"\^i;y, \>'>'^'-U a. marécageiiw
tlio'^le, bo'^r, s. lutin, m.
li'ihe.i, lK>-lii', r. bohe', thé bon, ni.
Biiil, biiil, s. furoncle, ni. ; —, ?■. a. et n. faire bouillir ;

bouillir; to — aw.iy. s'éi'aporer. [dière, f.

Boiler, boil'-ciir, s. bouilloire, f. ; chaudron, in. ; chaii-
lîoilery, boil'-ciir-i, s. salin-', f,
H'iiliiiij, boir-in'jjvf, s. bouill.^nnemeiit, m.
HoistcToiis, boïs'-teiir-euc, a. — ly, ntt. Tio'ent.
Bciistcrinisness, boiV-tcur-ouce-iieaif, s. violence, f. ; eiit-

poi tcmeni, ni.
B.il.iry, bo'-l.a-ri, a. bolaire.
Bold, bôUl, a. — ly, ad. hardi ; effronté; to make —,

oser ; — f.ice, s. elTronterie, f. ; — face^l, a. e[fronU',
BnUlness, bolde'-nessc, .f. har.iiesse. audace, f.
Bulc, bôif, f. bol ; tronc ; fourneau de pipe, m. ; mesure

de six bushels, f. : Wrmoire, f.
Bollne, bô'-line, Bolin^', bo'-lln ij;/?, s. bouline, f.
Boll, boll, s. capsule; mesure de si<, bushels, f. ; — ,

V. «. tnonter en graine.
Bollard, bô'-larde, s. corps mort, m.
Bolster, bôl'-steur, s. trazrersin, chex'et, m. ; comfitesse,

f. ; —, V. a. et n. soutenir sur un traversin; tnettrt

nue compresse ; coucher.

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Bnisterér, bôr-sfpiir-eur, s. apfmi, m.

Uolt, boltf, s. trait, m. •,Jlhlw, f. ; linuhit ; t'trfnu, m. ;
cheville, f. ; — head, .r. tnatras, m, t — rojie, s. ta-
Hiii^ue, f. ; — , V. a. ft tt. fermtr au Tfnvu ; don-
/oiiiier; Jfmrer ; s esquiver ; lo — in, entier ^ul'ilf-

Boiter, bol'-teur, s. hlulvan, m. ; tinsse, f. [iiteiit.

Uoltiii);. bnl'-tin'g;/^, j. action di: verrouiller ; blutage,
m. : (tiscussiou, f. ; — cloth, s. r'timi'ie, f. ; — hniibc,
s. bliiterie, f. ; — mill, .r. machine à bluter, f.

Holiis, IxV-lfiicc, s. bot, ni.

Iloinli, hennir', s. bombe, f. ; — ketrh, — vessel, J. f;alicte
à bombes, f. ; — , v. (r. (■ombitntcr.

Bomhanl, beunif'-biirdf, s. bombarde, f. J — , v. et. bom-
iarder.

Boniliardicr, beiimM).nr-dir*', s. bombardier, m. f'"-

Ilomhardnicnt, bciimcbardéf'-nieiin't, s. hombardemeiit.

Bombast, beiini^-bast»'', s. bonrsoujtage, m. ; — , a. am-
poule ; — , 11. a. boursoufler.

Bombastic, bemii-b.iss'-tik, a. boursoufle'.

Bombastry, beum'-bass-tri, r. boursoujlaffe, m,

Bomlmlition, beuni-bioii-lc'-cheunf', s. bruit, m.

BombyciMiiiis, beuiinr-biss'-i-neiic, n. de soie.

Bon I, b(inn'<l, s. lieu, m. liaison ; ohligiition, f. ; — man,
—servant, f. esclave, m. ; — service, s. esclavage, m. ;
— , V. a. entreposer ; passer une oblix^atioit.

Bond ijfe, boiin -dédjf, .f. escl<i;'a!;e, m.

Bone, l)f'.nc, s. os, m. : nn'.'e, f. ; — s, pi. ossements,
m. [il. ; bobines dos, f. y]. ; des, m. pi. ; — lace, .v. den-
telle au fuseau, f. ; —less, it. sans os ; — set, v. a. re-
mettre un os luxe ; —setter, s, rcbouteur, m.

B'infire, lieniin'-faïr^, s. feu de joie, m.

Bonification, beunn-i li-ké'-cluMinc. s. bonification, f.

Bonify, beunn'-i-faï, v. a. bonifier.

B'innet, bonn'-ettc, s. bonnet, ni. ; bonnette, t. ; f— liird,
s. petit pro/triétaire, m.

•tnonnic, boiin'-i, ?/. IVmiiy.

Bonnil.iss, bonn'-i-lassc, s. jolie Tille, f.

Bonniness, bonn'-i-nes,?, s.f;entillesse, f.

Bonny, bomi'-i, (t. — ily, ad. joli; •gentil ; brave,

Bpny, bô'-ni, a. osseu.v ,■ ossu.

Booby, boir-l)i, j. benêt, nix'^aud, m.

Book, boiik, s, livre, m. ; —binder, s. relieur, m. ;
—case, s. bibliothèi/iie, f. ; — keeper, ,r. teneur de livres,
m.; — \i.i^c\Àn^, s. tenue des lii'res. f . ; —learned, a.
savant; — Icarninj;. s. e'rudition. t". ; — ni.m, s. homme
cfe'tude, m. ; — mate, J. compai^non d'étude, m. ;
—seller, s. libr.iire : — sellini,', s. librairie, f. ; — shop,
s. libraii te, f. ; — st.dl, s. etalax'edc livres, ni. ; — st.iller,
j. bouquiniste, ni. ; ^ trade, .r. librairie, f. ; —worm,
s. difxiorateur de livres, m. ; — , v. a. inscrire, en-
registrer.

Bookfnl, bonk'-fonl?, a. pe'dant, savantasse.

Bookish, bonk'-iclii', a. et ad. studieux, sai'aiitasse,

Bookisliness, bouk'-ichf-nessf, s. biblioinanie, I'.

Bookless, bouk'-lessc, a. illettre.

Boom, boninc, s. Ionique perche ; estacade, f. ; — , z'. tt.
aller à toutes voiles.

Boon, bonne, s. t^rdie, faveur, f. ; — , a. enjoué.

Boor, bonre, s. paysan, rustre, ni.

Boorish, bonr'-ichj", a. — ly, ad. g-rossier.

Boorishness, nonr'-ichc-ness?, s. grossièreté, f.

+ Ronst, lunistc, s. marque, f.

Boosy, boii'-zi, a. gris, ii're.

Boot, limite, s. profil, butin, ni. ; botte, f. ; ba'eau [d'un
carrosse), m. ; to — , par dessus le marche : — hook,
V. B lotjack ; — lio^e, s. guêtres, f. pi. ; — j.ick, s. tire-
bottes, m. ; — inakt-r, s. bottier, m. ; — strap, s. tirant
de botte, ni. ; —top, J^. genou il.'ère, f. ; —tree, s. e:n-
bcU'hoir, m. ; — , v. a. et n. mettre ses bottes; servir.

Booth, boiitli, s. baraque, cabane, f.

Bootless, bonte'-lessc, a. — ly, ail. inutile, sans succès.

Boots, bontM", s. de'crotteur, m.

Booty, bou'-ti, s. butin, m.

Bopeep, bô-pip?', j. cligne-musette, f.

Borachio, bô-rat'-chô, s. outre, f. ; ivrogne, m.

Bor.iije, beur'-édjf, s. bourrac/ie, f,

Bora.^, bô-raks, s. borax, ni.

Border, bor'-denr, s. bord, m. ; bordure, frontière, f. ;
— , V. a. et n. border ; con/îner ; être contigu.

Borderer, bor'-deur-eur, s. habitant des frontières, m.

Bore, bore, s. trou, ni. ; tarière, f. ; calibre; homme
ennuyeux, ni. ; —, v. a. et n. percer, forer ; pe'neirer ;
importuner (v. aussi Hear).

Bore.is, l)6-ri-ace, .f. Jioree, m.

Borecole, bôre'-kôle, s. brocoli, m.

Boree, bô-ri, s. bourrée, f.

l^.orer, bo'-reur, .f. vilebrequin, m, ; tarière, f,

Bore-tree, bôre-tri, s. sureau, m.

Born, borne, prt. né ; to be — , niittre (v, aussi Dear).

Boroutfh, beur'-ô, s, bourg ; village, ni,

Borrow, bor'-ô, v. a. emprunter.

borrower, bor'-ô-eur, s, emprvnttur, m.

un/, m.

Rorrmvino', bor'-ôln'(;"e, s. empr

Itosca;;e, lios'-kédje, s. liocage, m.

Hosket, bos'-kettf', .r. bosquet, m.

Ilosky, bos'-ki, a. boisé.

liosoin, bou'-zcuine, s. sein ; ea'ur, m. ; — , v. a, ttntt

secret, cacher.
nnss, boce, .f. bosse ; auge, f. ; \ereux, m.
Hossed, boss'd, a. orné de bosfcs.
Hossy, boss'-i, a. en saillie, en relief.
liotanic, —.il, bù-tann'-ik, —al. a. — .^lly, ad. botanique,
lintanist, bot'-.a iiiste, t. botaniste, m.
liot.'inize, bnt'-a-naize, v. n. botaniser,
l'iotany, bot'-a-ni, .c b.itanique, f.
Botch, liotclie, s. ulcère ; bousillage, m. ; — , v. a. rapt

tasser, rapiécer ; estropier.
Botcher, bott'-chenr, ,r. ravaudeur, m.
liotchery, bott'-chenri, liotchinjj, bott'-cliin pfj/e, s. ra>

piécetage, ni.
liotchinj'ly, bott'-clnn'i.'«e-li, ad. grossièrement.
Ilotchy, bot'-chi, a. ulcéré.
liotc, bote, j. dédomniageinent, n.
liotli, bôth,/«. tous les deux ; à la fois.
r.other, bô'-thenr, -'. a. embarrasser ; ennuyer,
liotlierintf, bo-thenr-in'i;;/e, s. ambiguité, f.
Mîotliy, bùth'-i, .r. hutte, {.
Mots, botse, s. pi. moraine, f.
Hntt, bote, s. oreiller, m.
liottle, bot'tr, J. bouteille; botte, f ; — brnsh, s f.v(.

pillon, m. ; — flower, .c. bluet, ni. ; - noscd, a. qui a

un gros nez ; — screw, f. tire-bouchon, in. j — , v. a.

mettre en bouteilles ; botteler.
r.iittlin.L,', lint'-tlin\r«e, .r. Iftlclage, m.
lioltoni, bot'.eiiine, s. fond ; fondement, derrière ; pelo.

ton, m.: carène, f . ; dépôt; sédiment, m.; vigueur,

i. ; at the — , à fond ; — , v. a. et n. fonder, baser,
faire fond ; mettre en peloton; se fonder, reposer;

être assis.
Hottomless, bot'-cnine-lesse, s. sans fond.
Il ittoniry, bot'-ennie-ri, r. bomerie, f.
Hond, baoïide, s. ver de blé, m.
r>oiit;e, bondje, v. n. s'enfler.
l!iiij,di, baou, s. rameau, m. ; branche, f. : — pot, s. pot

dejleurs, m.
lî ni^lit, b.lte, s. pli, m. ; courbure, f. (v. aussi I3uy).
tlionkiii)^, baon'-kiniî;/*-, v. Bucki.!;,'.
tlionl, bùl, s, anse, (.
lîouliiny, bonl'-i-iiii, s. boulimie, f.
Bounce, baonn'ce, s. fracas, m. ; —, v. n. heurter 7';o-

leminent ; faire le rodonioiit.
l'onncer, baoïm'-ceur, s.fanjaron, m.
Ijoiincinij', \y,\n\\n' -c\n'\^ne, s. fracas, m. ; — , a. — ly, ad.

hardi ; vigoureux ; énorme ; avec fracas.
IJound, b.ionn'd, j. borne, f. ; élan, m. ; —less, a. ini-
mité ; — lossness, s. imniensité. f. ; — stmie, .r. borne,

f. ; — , V. a. et >i. borner, tiini'er ; sau'er, bondir.
lîimndary. baonn'-da-ri, s. borne, limite, 1.
lionndcn, bnoiin'-den, a. obligé.
li piinder, baonn'-denr, r. arf>enteuy, in.
lionnteons, baonn'-ti-eiicf', liounliail, baoïin'-ti-foiil, a.

— ly. ad. libéral, généreux.
lîoiinteoiisness. bao.in' - ti - ence-nesse, noiin'iriiliiess,

baonn'-ti-foiiI-nes^<', s. libéralité, générosité, (.
tHoiintith, baoun'-litli, s. grati/icatw/i, f. ; étrenu's

f. pi.
Bounty, baonn'-li, .f. libéralité, bienfaisance, f.
liiiiracli. botir-ake', v. hutte, f. ; amas, ni.
lionrd, boiirdf, s. raillerie, f. ; — , v. n. plai.ianter.
Hoiirder, bonr'-deiir, s. plaisant, m.
lioiirjjeon, beur'-djenne, v. n. pousser, bourgeonner.
' mm, borne, s. borne, f.
li'Hirree, bou-ri', s. bourrée, f.
f lioiirtrce-biish, b.ionr'-lribenche, s. sureau, m.
liimse, bonze, s. boisson, f.; — , 7'. n. godailler, s'enivrer,
l'o'.iser, boii'-zeur, s. ivrogne, m.
Monsy, bon'-zi, a. ivre, soûl.
lionte, baonte, s. coup, m. ; fois, f.
llow, bô, s. arc; archet; arjon ; demi-eerrle ; arr-rii-

ciel ; joug, in. ; — bent, a. courbé ; — le:,'.:cil, a. b.tn-

cal; — man, s. archer; premier rameur, m.; —

jiiece, s. canon de chasse, m. j —sprit, s. beau •'ré. mi. ;

— shot, s. portée de l'arc, f. ; — strinij, s. corde d air,

f. ; — window, s. fenêtre eu saillie, f.
Bow, baoH, V. a. et n. plier, courber ; incliner; s'.ii-

cliner ; saluer ; — , s. révérence, f.
Bowel, baou'-el, v. a. éventrer.

Bowellcss, baon'-el-lesse, a. sans entrailles ; sans pitH-
liowels, baou'-elz, s. pi. entrailles, f. pi.
Bower, \i?ia\i' -c\xx, s. bosquet, berceau, m.; ancre da'-
fourche ; demeure, f. ; — , ?<. a. en'ourer ; deineiiier.
Bowge, baoudje, v, a. et n. percer, pénétrer ; s'euf.if,
t Bowie, baou'-i, s. seau à lait, m.
jliowk, bôke, s. volume, corps, m»

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Bowl, hMe, s. bol ; /fliiriieau [.it /<i/><); bassin, in.;
pjiile, f. ; —, V. It. /oner à /<? toii'r.

B'lwlcr, l)6'-leur, s. joueur de boiiù; in.

Jiiiwline, baoïi'-lin»', s. bouline, f.

11 iwlius'. h:\ow' -Ww'^ne, s. jeu de boule, m. ; — Rreen, s.
boulingrin, m.

Howse, b.ioiii<:, v. a, palanquer.

liDwycr, l)ô-iciir, s. archer ; /iiiscur tfarcs, m.

U IX, lidkj, s. buis, m. ; botte ; caisse, f. ; pis'on : i^obe-
let, in. ; /j,,v, f. ; coup de toiiig, m. ; —keeper, s.
ouvreur de li',t,'es, m. ; — walk, s, allée de buis, i. ; —,
V. a. et II. mettre dans une boite ; titcaisser; souffle-
ter: boxer.

Hoxeii, lioks'-'n, or. de biiit,

ïtîiXLT, l)<ik->'-ciir, s. boxeur, m.

iliixin^;, l)oks'-iu'>;;;i', s. combat à coups Hepoim;, m.

lloy, lidî, s. ,i,'ar(oii, enfant, m. ; sclioul— , écoiitr, ni. ;
—, V. a. imiter Ccnjant ; siiii;er.

Hnyliood, l)oi'-liiJiuU, s. enfaïue, f.

11 lyisli, boi-iclif, a. — ly, ad. enfantin ; en enfant.

lioyislincss, boi'-ichf-ness^, Uoyisui, boi-um, s. pudri-
lilé, f.

Bribble, br.ib-W, s. t/uertlle, f.

HMljliler, brab'-bicur, J. querelleur, m.

Ilmce, brccif, s. paire, couple, f. ; crochet, m. ; attache,
f. ; a.i^rafe ; soupente, f. j brus, la. ; — , V. a. lier ;
serrer ; tendre ; brasser.

Bratelet, bréc^-lctt, s. bracelet, m.

Bracer, bré'-ceiir, .f. bandasse, brassard, m.

Brach, l)r.itch^, s. brai/u', f.

lir.icliial, brak'-îal, a. brachial.

Brack, brak, s. brèche, f. ; fragment 1 sel, m.

Bracken, brak'-'n, s. fougère, t.

Bracket, brack'-ett, s. chaittignole, f. ; crochet, m.

Brackisli, brak'-itli^, a. sauin.itre, s.ilé.

Brackisliness, brak'-ich<'-iiess<r, s. salure, f.

Hr.icky, brak'-i, 7'. Brackish.

llrail, brntl, s. clou sans tête, m. ; pointe, f.

iir,i(liKin, bra'doiin.", s. bridoii, m.

tlîrae, br.1. s.câte, f.

Brai;, brajj, s. vanterie, f. ; — , v. 11. se Tauter.

Braj;>;ar(lisin, br,ij;'-ar-(lizm, s.fanfaronnerie, f. [m.

Bra>;t;art, brai;'-art^ Hraj;j,'er, br,i),''-eur, s. biaiache,

Iirai;>,'in);. bran'-in'jîxc, s. vanterie, (.

lîragiess, br,it;'-less, a. modeste.

Braiil, bréilf, s. tresse, {. ; —, v. a. tresser ; \—, v.
Broad.

Brail, brél, s. cargiie, f.

Brain, bréiK-, s. cerrcau, m. ; — sick, a. fou, insensé : —
sickness, s. folie, f. ; —, v. a. faire sauter ia cervelle.

Brainisli, brén-iclit', a. violent.

Brainless, brcn^'-lcssr, a. c'cerzielé.

limit, brétc, s. diamant brut, m.

Brake, l)rék<', s. buisson, ni. ; brimbale, f. ; brisoir, m. ;
herse, f. if rein, ni. ; —, v. a. macauer, briser (v. aussi
Break). _

Braky, brd'-ki, a. épineux.

liranilile, bram'-bl', s, ronce, f. ; — busli, s. broussailles,

Brauiin, brani'-int", s. bramine, m. [f. pi.

Bran, bran^, s. son, ni.

Branch, braiv.'cluf, j\ branche, f. ; —line, s. embranche-
ment, m. ; — , V. a. et n. diviser en branches .pousser
des branches ; se diviser ; s'embrancher.

lîr.mcher, branii'-cheiir, s. branchier, 111.

Brancliery, brann'-clieiir-i, s. ramification, f.

Branchless, brann"chc'-less, a. sans branchi'S.

Eranchlet, brann'clic'-lettc, .t. petite branche, f.

liranchy. brann'-clii, a. branchn.

Brand, bran'd^, j'. brandon, tison, ni. •.flétrissure, (. ; —
jiouse, s. oie sauvage, f. ; — irun. s. fer à marquer,
m. ; —, V. a. marquer d'un fer chaud ; Jlctrir,

tHrannder, brann'-ileur, .f . gril, m.

tlir.uulered, br.iiin'-tleurdt', a. grillé.

Brandish, brann'-diche, s. moulinet, m. ; — , v. a. bran-

Brandie, brann'-dl", v. >i. chanceler. [air.

Brandy, brann'-di, s. eau-de-vie, f. ; —wine, s. eau-de-
vie, f

Branifle, bran'ij'-g;!', s. querelle, dispute, f. ; — , v. n. se

Braiii^ler, bran' jfl' -leur, s. querelleur, m. [quereller.

Brank, bran'k, s. sarrasin, 111.

tBrank-new, br,ink'-niou. Bran-new, bran'-niou, a. tout

Branny, brann'-i, a. semblable au son. [neuf.

t Brash, brach^, .r. attaque passagère, f.

Brasier, bré'-jeur, s. chaudronnier; réchaud, m.

Brasil, bra'-zil, s. bois de lirésil, in.

Brass, brassa, s, cuivre Jaune, ni. ; effronterie, f. ; red
—, toinliac, m. ; —wire, s. fil de laiton, m.

lîrasset, brass' -ett^, s. brassard, fit.

Krassiness, brass'-i-ness*, s. resemblance à l'airain, f.

jjrassy, brass'-i, a. d'airain ; impudent.

Brat, bratf, s. bambin, m.

fUjaitacb, brat'-tatçh^, s, lin^e ; drapeau, m.

Er.ive, brève, a. — ly. a,l. brave; coura.yux; —, v. mi
braver ; faire le brave.

Ilr.ivery, brtiv^-ri, s, Oraroiire, bravade, f.

Ilr.ivo, br.i'-vô, s. bravo, 111.

tUraw, br.l, a. — ly, ad. brave; élégant,

llrawl, UiWe, s. querelle : —, v. n. quereller,

Ilr.iwler, bri'-leur, s. querelleur, m. [forti''er.

Brawn, lirâli', s. corpiiience ; ch,iir de porc, f. ; —, i'. a.

Br.iwniiiess, br.V-iiiiiessc, s. foi ce inutcnlaire, f.

lir.iwiiy, l)r,\'-ni, a. charnu, inusiiileux,

IHraws, br.izc, s. parure, (.

ilr.iy, bré, s. braiment ; bruit, ni. ; —,v. a. et n. broy ,•

lirayer, l)rL''-eiir, .r. braillenr, m. [braire ; Ci i^r.

lirayl, iirclc, s. brayer, m.

Braze, brezc, v. a, souder ; rendre impudent.

Urazeii, bré'-z'n, a. — ly, ad. ^f airain : e//'ront/ ; —
broweil, a. éhonlé ; — f.iced. 11. inipn.iint : —, v. II.
être impudent ; to — it ont. payer d e(/ronferie.

Brazenness, bré'-z'n-neso?, j. ressemblante .1 l airain ;

Itr.izier, v. Brasier. [impiiii, nce, f.

Breach, britcli*', s. brèche ; infraction, f. ; —, v. n.Jairt
brèche.

Bread, bred, s. paii(, m. ; to jjet one's —,sasnersa vit:
— trei-, arbre à patn, m.

Bre.adless, bre l'-lcss^, a. sans pain.

llreiidth, bredtli, s. largeur, f. , lé, m.

Bre.ik, bri'k<', .r. ou:erture ; .tliiiea ; pause, f. ; frein,
m. ; — of day, au.'ie du /our, {. ; — boue, j'. osiiyrage,
ni. ; — neck, s. casse-cou, m. ; — water, s. brise-mer,
m. ; • — , 7'. a. et n. briser, rompre ; dompter ; suh/u-
giier ; ruiner ; dépecer ; violer ; se briser ; se Jeiidre,
crever ; s'écailler ; faire banqueroute ; to — a liorse,
dresser un cheval ; to — loose, s'échapper ; to — a
jest, tâcher une plaisanterie ; to — down, aba/Ire ; to

— forth, s'éclater ; to — mui. faire une irriioiion ; to

— up, ouvrir ; dissoudre ; se dissiper ; to — tlirouKll*
enfoncer; se frayer un chemin; lo — witli one, se
broiiiHer avec q.

Bre.ikablc, brek'-a-bl', a, fragile, [maQés, f.

Breakdife, brek'-edje-, s. remise pour ob/'els endont-

Breaker, brék'-eur, v. briseur, casseur, brise-glaee. m.

Breakfast, brék'-fastc, s. dejeuner, ni. ; —, v. ii.de/einer.

Breakiiii,', bn-'-klirt,'»!*, s. rupture, fracture, t. ; brise-
ment, 111. ; banqueroute, f.

Breaiii. briin,r, s. brème, f. ; — , v, a. chaiijfer,

fllicaskit, brés'-kitf, v. Breast.

iire.iat, liresti', s. poitrine, f. ; cœur, ni. ; -bene, s. ster-
iiiim, in.; — hi^,'h, a. à hauteur d'appui; - pin, .r.
épingle lie 1 hem ise, (.; - plate, s. pectoral ; piaôtron,
ni. ; —work, s. parapet, 111. ; —, v. a. attaquer de
front.

Breatli, broth, s. haleine, f. ; souffle ; instant ; reldi':e,
m. ; to draw —, take —, respirer.

Breath, ible, bri'-tli.i-bl , s. rcspirable.

Breathe, brithe', z'. n. exhaler ; respirer ; inspirer; to

— after, désirer; to — out one's last, rendre l' à me.
Breathiii),', bri'-thiii-'t;«c, j. aspiration ; respiration, (. ;

— hole, s. soupirail, in. ; — place, s.pl.ieepour re/'Oj. r,
ni. ; —time, s. repos, relâche, ni.

Bre.itliless, breth'lesst^, a. hors d'haleine : cssouj/l,\ \\\,

Brealhlessness, breth'-less-ness**, jr. essoiijleinent, lu.

IBreekan, brek'-an', s. bruyère, f.

Bred, bred, v. Breed.

Brede, brid^, s. lacet, m.

tliree, bri, j'. bullion ;jiis. ni.

Breech, britclK-, s. derrière, ni. ; culasse, f. ; —es, //.
culotte, I. ; — , V. a. mettre en culotte ; rosser.

Breed, Ijridc, s. race ; couvée, f. ; *— , v. a. et n. engen-
drer ; nourrir ; élcoer ; s'engendrer ; s'accroine.

Breetler, bri'-dcur, s. producteur ; éleveur, \\\.; Jemiiit
Jécoiide, f.

Breetliii.,', bri'-diii'tfxc s. éducation ; instruction, f.

tlireeks. br;kk', T. lireeches.

Breeze, briz<-, j, brise, f. ; taon, m. ; —, v, n. sonjjlei;

Breezeless, l)rizt''-less/', a. calme.

Breezy, briz'-i, a. rafraichi par les zéphyrs.

Breiiie, briiiu". a. sc'xère.

tlireiit, brenn't, a. élevé ; — goose, s. macreuse, t.

Bret, brett!», s. limande, f.

liretliren, breth'-ren, s. pi. frères, m. pi.

Brève, brivi', s. brève, f.

Brevet, brev'-ette", s brevet, m.

Breviary, briv'-i-a-ri, s. bréviaire, m.

Breviatiire, briv'-i-a-tcliicurc, x. abréviation, t.

Brevity, brev'-i-ti, j-. brièveté, f.

llrew, brou, v. a. et n. brasser ; mélanger; faire U
métier de brasseur ; —lieuse, s. brasserie, f.

Brewage, brou'-édjc, s. mélange, m.

Brewer, brou'-eur, s. brasseur, m.

Brewery, brou'-e-ri, s. brasserie, f.

Brewin;,', brou'-in'),';/^, s. brassage ; forain, nU

|lrcwis_ brou'-is5, ,<■. bouillon, u;.

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, Drinr, l)rai'-eii(, J. roiui; f.

' Dribe, br.iibr, s. firfieiit donné piUf commpri, m. ; —,

IK a. ),'iiii;iifi; cortoin/ire.
Briber, br.ii'-licur, s. corni/'teur, in.
Bribery, br.\ï'-bcur-i, s. corruption, f.
Brick, brik, s. briqut, f. ; —bat, s. hriijuelon, m.; —

burner, s. cuiseiir, ni. ; — clay, .r. tfrre li t>rii/ue, f. ;

— kiln, J. four à l'yù/iie, m. ; - l.iycr, .i. iiiajon, m. ; —

ni.ikcr, J. forù/iKlier, ni. ; — worit, .r. biii/iietagt, ni. ;

— , 7'. rj. hrii/iteter.
Britkcii, lirik'-'n, v. u. se rengorger.
îirickie, brik'-l', a.fra:'ile.
Bricnle. bri'-kol, s. bricole, f. ; — , v. n. biiroltr.
Bricl.il, brai'-il.il, a. nuptial ; — suii}f, j. ep: /la'.tnie, m. ;

— , s. noces, f. pi.

Eri'lc, llra(cl<', s. /iiince'e, f. ; —bel, .t. lit Kii/ilial, m. ; —
c~\V.ii, s. );iUeait ile luirs, ni. ; — (,'roii;M, s. /lance', r'poiix,
ni. ; • -niaid, s.Jille dlunneur, I. ; -man, r. cHevuiier
ii'lion'tritr, ni.

Bri'lcwL'Il, br.jîcU'-onell, s. maison de correition, f.

Bri(l>,'e, briilj?, s. po>it : c/ieTdIet : dos du nez, m. ;
chain—, s.pont suspendu, m.; llyinjj —, s. pont volant.
Ml. ! — , V. a. Jeter un font.

Bridle, braï'-cll , s. bride, t. ; fretii, ni. ; —, v. a. et ti.
brider ; se rencor/^er.

Brief, brifr, j-. bref; abrcW, in. ; brève, f. ; —, a. — ly, ad.
bref; concis ; brièvement.

Brielicss, brifZ-lcssc, a. sans cause.

Briefness, brife'-ness:", s. brièveté, f.

Brier, brai'-cur, .r. ronce, {, ; —.s, pi. broussailles, f. pi.

Briery, braï'-eiir-i, </. plein île ronces.

Brij{, br'\i.',ne, s. brick, ni. ; \—,v. Uridjjc.

Britfade, bri-)^'Këdf', s. brix'itde, f.

Brij,'adier, bri,i,'-a-dirc', .r. f^ciicrul de brijitde, m.

Brij,'.uid, tiriir'-aiin'd, f. i'';-/,;,i ;,•..'. in.

Bri>,'aiid.i>;o, briv,''.;uiii-dédjc, ,i. i'ri:;anil.i^e, ni.

Brillantine, bri^'-ann-tiii^, s. <'rii;<intiiie, t.

Bright, braitt-, ir. — ly, ad. brillunl ; luisant; illustre;
it is—, il pit it /our.

Brifjliten, brai'-t'n, v. a. ct n.f.iirc briller ; i'iustrcr;
s'<claircir.

Brinlitisli, brai'-ticlic, a. luisant.

Brightness, bniit.'-nesst', s. lustre, r'clat, in.

Brii;iic, briij, s. iulri^mc, calxile, (.

Brilliancy, brir-i-anii-ci, s. éclat, in. ; splendeur, f.

Brilliant, bril'-i-ann't, •!, — ly, ad. brillant, éclatant; — ,
s. brillant, ni.

Brilliantness, l)ril'-i-ann't-ncs!i#, v. Brilli.incv.

Briiii, briiiif, s. bord, ni.; — , v. a. et n. remplir Juitjsi'an
bord ; être plein jusiju an bord,

Briinfui, brinif'-fuiil. a. plein JHSi;u'au bord.

Brinifulness, brini^'-foiil-nessf, s. plénitude, f.

TJriniless, brinic'-lessc, a. sans bord.

Brimmer, brim'-eiir, s. rasade, f.

Brimstone, briimr' stcn^ s. soufre, m. ; — match, s.
allumette, f.

Brinded, biinn'-ded, a. tavelé.

IJrindle, brinn'-dl', s. tavelure, f.

Brindled, brinu'-dl d, v. Hriiuled.

Brinc, braïn^, J. saumure, f. ; — spriii;», s. source
salée, f. ; — , v. a. saler.

♦Brin^, l)rin'^«c, v. a. et n. apporter; a;ncner ; pro-
curer ; to — abmit, exécuter, faire réussir : to —
itvi:\y, emporter ; enuneiier : to — down, baisser;
abattre; to — inx{\\, produire ; to — in, iufrcduire ;
produire ; rafportei' ; to ^ olf, de^-a^'cr; sauver;
to — o\H,/aire venir; découvrir ; to — uiidjr, J.v.^-
jusuer; to — uj), élever ; introduire; faire avancer ;
mouiller.

Briii:.;er, brin'g/if'-cur, s. porteur, m. ; — up, s. précep-
teur, m,

Brinibh, brai'-nichi', a. sairnâire, salé.

Briiiishner.s, braï'-niclit'-ncsst', s. salure, 1.

Brink, brinn'k, s. bord, m. ; extréini.é, f.

Briny, bra'i'ni, v. liriiiisli.

Brise, bris?, s. jachère, f.

Bri.sk, bribk, a. — ly, ad. vif éveillé, vivement ; — , v. a.
et n. to — up, animer ; s'animer, s'ejjayer.

Brisket, briss'-kettc, s. bréchet, r.i.

Briskness, brisk'-nessf, s. vivacité, f.

Bristle, briss'-l', s. soie de cochon, f. ; — , v, a. et n.
hérisser; se hérisser ; se ficher.

Bristly, briss'-li, a. plein de soies ; hérissé,

fÛritlior, britli'-eur, v. liroiher.

Brittle, britt'-l', a. fragile, cassant.

Brittleiicss, britt'-l'-ness?, s. fragilité, f.

Brize, v. Brise.

Broach, brùtcli^, s. broche ; vielle, f. ; — , v. a. embro-
cher; répandre ; publier ; entamer; inventer,

Broacher, brô'-tchcur, s. imeiitetir, m.

Broad, brâd^, a. — ly, ad. large ; grand; grossier: at

— noon, enflein inid.ii — paçkçtj, <». au large dot;

— bri'asted, a. i> lai^e poitrine; — brlinnierl, tt 4
iar^e bords ; — eyed, il. </«i voit loin; — slionldr-rod,
a. au\- laixes épaules ; —side, s. bordée ; batterie, (. ;

— stone, s. pierre de taille, f. ; — swoid, s. espadon, \.\.
Broaden, br.V-d'n, 7'. ii. .t'élargir.

llroadish, br.V-dich^, a. un peu large.
Broadness, br.1(U'-ness<*, s. largeur, f.
Bro.idivays, brlJ*'-oiiè^*, Broadwise, brAtV-ouaue, ad,

en largeur.
Brocade, bro-kt'd»^, .c. brocart, m.
Uroca,;e, br(\'-kéilj('', s. courtage, ra.
Brocli, brôtch^ i\ broche, f.
Brock, brok, s, blaireau, in.
llrocket, brok'-ettc, s, daguet ; brocart, m.
Hrodkin, br.Vlif'-kiun, s. brodcjuin, ni.
I l!ro>;, brf>>|.'.r, s. pointe ; alêne, f.
liriiijue, bro,,'/(c, s. soulier; patois, m.
lircidcr, broi'-denr, v. a. broder.
Brniilery, brui'-ileur-i, s. broderie, f.
Broil, broil, s. brouillerie, t. ; tumulte, m. ; —, :•. «,

et ti. griller ; se griller.
Broiler, broî-leur, .v. gril ; boute feu, m.
Ilrokanc brô'-kétljf, v. Ilrocajje.
liroke, brôk<;, v. n. faire le courtage (v. (i//j.f«'rirc.ik).
Broken, brô'-k'll, prt. rompu ; interrompu : ban.

f/ueroute; — h .cked, a. an/ué: — handed, a. ni.nu luil;

— meat, s. bribes, f. pi. ; — winded, a. poussif.
lirukenly, brô'-k'n-li. ad. sans suite, à batons toinpus.
r.iokcnness, bro'-k'nncis^, s. inégalité ; contrition, l.
Broker, bro'-kenr, s. courtier; brocanteur, m.
linikerajîc, bro'-keiir-cdj^, s. courtage, m.
l!r(jkery, brô'-kcur-i, s. courtage, m. ; friperie, f.
Bronze, brcjnn'z^', s. bronze, m.

tliruo, brou, .i. /us ; bruit, ni.

Brooch, broutclK-, s. Joyau, m. ; — , v. a. orr,e>- de

Joyaux.
Brood, broude, s. race ; coinv'e, f. ; — in.nre, s.Juinriit

poulinière, t.; — , v. a. et n. touver ; nourrir;

méditer.
Broody, brou'-di, a. couvant.
Biook, broiikc, s. ruisseau, m. ; —, v. et. endurer,

souffrir; \;ouirde. f

Brooui, brouni<-, s. genêt; balai, m. ; — stalT, —.stick, s.

manche à balai, m.
liriioniy, brou'-mi, (T. couvert de genêts. *

tBrosc, brozi", s. bouillon, ni.; — time, s. heure du

souper, f.
Broth, broth, s. bouillon, m.
Brother, brcnth'-eur, s. frère, ni. ; — in-law, s. beau-

frère, m.
Brotherhood, breuth'-eur-houdf, s. fraternité ; coït-

Jre'rie, {.
Brotherlcss, bieutli'-eur-less^, a. sans frère.
Brotherly, brcuth'-enr-li, a. et ad. fraternel.
Brought, biAte, v. Brinj;.
Brow, braou, s. sourcil.front, m. ; — beatin;^', s. morgue,

f. ; — , V. n. limiter, borner; être au bout de.
Browbeat, braou'-bitf, v, n. morgner.
Urowless, br.iou'-lcsit', a. ejfronté.
liiown, braounc, a. brun; bis; — study, pensées

sombres, f. pi. ; — , v. a. brunir,
f lirownie, braou'-ni, s. lutin, m.
liniwnish, br.iou'-nichi", n. brunâtre.
lirownncss, br.ioun'-ness^, s. couleur brune, t.
lirowiiy, braou'-ni, a. brun.
Browse, braouzc, s. pousse, f. ; broiit, m. ; — , v. n.

brouter.
iBrowbt, brôstf, s. brassage ; action de braiser, f . ;

brassin, m.
tBiucklc, breuk'kl", a. fragile, cassant.
I lîruick, brouk;, v. u. se servir de ; Jouir de.
1 lîruilzie, broul'-zi, s. tumulte, ni.
Bruize, brouzc', s. contusion, meurtrissure, f. ; — , v. a,

meurtrir ; concasser, piler.
Bruit, broutt-, j. bruit, m. ; — , v. a. ébruiter, faict

courir un bruit.
r.nnnal, biou'-nial, a. d'hiver.
llrunet, brou'-nettc, s. brunette, f.
Brnnion, breun'-ieun?, s. brugnon, m.
f lirnnstane, breunn'-sténe, v. Brimstone,
liruiit, brennn't, s. choc, m. ; attaque, f.
Brush, breuchf, s. brosse ; queue de renard ; attaque,

i.; — , V. a. et n. brosser ; raser ; peindre à ta brj-.st;

passer légèrement ; s'enfuir ; — maker, s. brosiitr,

m. ; — wood, s. broussailles, f. pi.
Brusher, breuclif'-eur, s. celui qui brosse.
Brushy, breuch«'-i, a. hérissé ; rude.
tBrusten, breuss'-t'n, v. Bursten.
Brustle, breuss'-sl', v. n. pétiller.
Brutal, brou'-tal, a. — ly, ad brutal.
Brutality, brou'-tal-i-ti, s. brutalité; inhumanité, f.
Brutali2Ç, brou'-tal-aiî#, v. a, et n, abrutir; s'aifHli*'

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Brute, brout/, s. bruit, I. ; —, a. — ly, ad. brutal ; en

bruit.
Brutcnesi, brout/-ness/, s. brutulil/, f.
Brutify, brou'-li-f.iî, v. a. abrutir.
Hrutisli, brou'-tichf, a. — ly, ad. brutal; stnsuel ; en

h/le brutt.
Hrutisliri'.-ss, brou'-tlch<f-Mess^, s. brutalité, {,
Uryiiny, braï-ô-ni, s. bryoite, {.
liub, beubf, T'. II. <hof<iiier.
Bubble, iiQuh' AiX', s. butle : bagattlte ; duperie, t.; — ,

V. II. et H. duper : bouitloiuier ; inurinurer.
Bubbler, beub'-blfur, ï. trompeur, m.
Bubl>lun;, bL'ub'-bliiiK»!^, .1. bouilloiineineut, m. ; du-
Bubo, biuu'-bo, s. bubi-u, 111. [perie, (.

Buccaneer, bcuk'-;i-nirc, s. boucanier, m.
3uck, bcuk, s. chfTrt'uil : bouc, m. ; tesMir, f. cofTre ;

pfUt-iiiattre, m.; — b.iikct, s. pii'iier a leaiicm;

— j/ûiit, s. bouc, m.; — skbi, s. peau de daim, f . ;

— lliorn, s. nerprun, in. ; — wlic.it, s. sanasiu, m. ;
—, V. a. et II. Icsiiier ; /tre eu rut.

Bucket, l)ciik'-ctt^, s. seau, ni. j Meuse, f.

Buckie, bcuk'-i, s. ecail/e, f.

liuckinj;, bcuk'-in'K'i^ s. lessife, f.

liiickisli, bcuk'-iclu-, a. prctcutieu.x.

liuckisui, bonk'izMi, ,r. prétention, (.

Buckle, bcuk'-l', s. boude, f. ; — ,t. a. et n. boucUr ;

plier; appliquer; s'accommoder à.
Buckler, beuk'-lcur, s. bouclier, m. j —, v. a. dé/endrc
Buckniivst, beiik'-iiiast^, s./atue. m.
liuckrani, bciik'-rcnni^, s. bou,i,'ran, m.
Buciilic, biou-kol'-ik, n. bucoli iie.
Bud, beud^, s. bouton ; -ceau d'un au, m. ; — , v. a. et n.

écuttonner ; bourj,'eouuer.
Budilliisni, beud'-izni, s. boud/tisuie, m.
Budille, bciid-dl', v. a. laver la mine.
Bullae, beu<lj?, a. empesé', manière'; —, s.peaiictas-

nrau, t. ; — , v. 11. bouger ; se remuer.
Budjjcness, bcudJr'-nes'A s. airau'.tire. m.
Hud^'cr, beudj'-cur, s. celui qui se remue.
Bu'Ijjet, beudj'-ett^, s. boulette, f. ; budj^et, m.
liudiot, beud'-lett^, s. petit bouton, ni.
Buli', bcuir, s. bujpie, m. ; —skill, s. peau de bujffle,i. ; —,

V. a, soufftelef.
Buindc), béuf-fa-l'^, s. buffle, m.

Buffer, bcuP-fr, Buffer-he.id, beuPfrlie'îdir, s. bu/fer, m.
Buffet, beuf -ett^, s. coup de foin^ ; buffet, 111. ; —, v. a.

frapper, bo.xer.

Buffle, beuf-fl', s. buffle, m. ; —, v. n. être embarrassé.
Buffoon, bcuf-oun^', s. bouffon, m.
ButTooiiery, beuf-ouiii'-eur-i, s. bouffluinerie, f.
Butibonize, beuP-oiinr-aue, v. n./aire le boufflon.
Bug, beu)j«?, s. punaise, f. •./aulôme, ni.
Buijbear, hcw^ue'-hére, s. épouvantait, va. ; — , v. a.

épouvanter.
Bu^î^'iness, beiipfwf'-i-ness^, s. infection de punaises, f.
Bujjijy, beu|f/<?'-i, a. plein de punaises.
Bu^;ie, bioii -f;!', s. buffle ; jais, 111. ; bui^le, (. ; — liorn,
Bu^'loss, biou'-glos!!, s. bujjlore, f. [s. cor de citasse, m.
(Uuik bouk?, V. Uook.

•liuild, bild?, V. a. et n. bâtir ; compter sur, se reposer.
Builder, bild'-eur, s. constructeur, entrepreneur, ni.
Building, bUd'-in'u;;?, s. construction, f. ; bdtimeut, ni.
Built, b'ilt^ V. Bniîd.
fliuirdly, benrd'-li, a. vii;oureux,
tBuibt, bou-isti?, s. marque, f.

Bull), beullv, s. bulbe, prunelle, . [bulbeu.v.

Bulbaceous, beul-bé'-cheuc^, llulbous, benl'-beiicir, a.
Bulpe, benldj?, s. bouge, m. ; — , v. ti. prendre eau ;
Bulniiy, bidu'-li-inl, s. boulimie, f. [bomber.

Bulk, beulk^ s. volume, m. ; grosseur; quantité', f. ;

gros ; calibre, m. ; cargaison, f. j in the — , by the —,

eu gros ; -head, s. cloison, f. ; — , v. n. pencher en
Bulkincss, benl'-ki-nessc, s. corpulence, f. [devant.

Bulky, bcul'-ki, a. corpulent, volumiueux.
Bull, boLil^ s. taureau, m. ; bulle : bc'vue, f. ; — luitliif;,

s. combat de taureaiLX, 111. ; — bcgi^ar, j. épouvantait,

m.; —calf, s. veau mdle; sot, m.: — doj;, s. boute-

i1oi;iie, ni. ; — fiijbt, — li^htinn, .v. combat de taureaux,

ni. ; —finch, s. bouvreuil, ni. ; — ily, s. taon ; cerfvo.'ant,

m. ; — heacl, s. lourdaud, m.
Bullace, boui'-ccc, s. prunelle sauvage, f. ; —tree, s.

prunier sauvage, m.
Bullary, boul'-la-ri, s. bullaire, m.
Bullcn, boiil'-l'n, s. chènrvottes, f. pi.
Bullet, boul'-ett?, s. boulet, m. ; balle, f. ; —moulds, s.

moule à balles, f.
Bulletin, boul'-et-inn, j. bulletin, m.
Bullion, boul'-i-eun^, or ou argent en lingot, m.
Buliisli, boul'-ich?, a. niais, absurde.
BuUo^k, boul'-euk, s. jeune bceuf, m.
Bully, boul'-i, s. bretttur, bretailleur, m. ; —, v, a. et n,

traiter brutalement ; faire le/an/arciu

n.ilrnsh, bonl'-rcuch/, s. jonc, m.

Itiilw.irk, boiil'-oiicorfct, s. bouletiard, reiuparl, m. ', —,

Itimi, beiiiiu', 7'. H. bruire. [v. a.fertifitr.

lliinit).iiliir, beuiii.b.ar-if, r. huissitr, m.

tHunib.izcd, beiim*'-bi.'i!'il, a. stupéfait,

ll.i!nble-bce, bcinii^-bl -1)1, s. bourdon, m,

Humboat, beulnl''•bl^t^, s. bateau de provisions, lu.

Iluinkin, bciiin^'-kiiic, s. boule-l.if, m.

liuiiip, beuni (), s. bosse, f. ; coup, \\\. ; —, v. a. et H,

donner des coups ; cogner; bulir.
riiiinpcr, beuir.f'peur, .f. rougebord, m.
Iliiinpkin, bcum'p'kiii/', .r. rustre, m.
Iiinii|)kiiily, beniirp'-kin<-li, aii'. grossièrement.
Ilun, beuii^, s. chhievotte, f.
bniich, beunn'clK", .f. bosse ,• tumeur : grappe, touffe, f. ;

— of feathers, /,i/((7(7;c, m. ; — l)acked, a. bossu ; —,

V. a. et n. bomWr ; tu r par bottes,
Hiinchincss, Uciinii'-chi-nesM-, f. i;rosseur, épaisseur, f.
Uiincliy, beunn'-clii, a. eu grappes, to:i.l/'u.
llunille, beunn'-iir, s. paquet, m. ; botte, f. ; —, t'. a.

mettre en paquet.
Bull^;, beun'j;;/^, s. bondou, tampon, m. ; —hole, s,

bonde, {. ; —, t. a. bondouuer.
Ibin;,dc, beun'^'-^d', s. bévue, f. ; —, v. a. bousiller,

estropier.
niin^lcr, tieinr^'-^leiir, s. bousilleur, m.
r>iiinjlinj;ly, bcun \i' glin'i;'/^-li, ad. maladroiteiiient.
(Bunker, l)cun<;'-keui', s. banc, m.
Ihinn, V. Ilun.
lîunt, beunut, î. milieu .-Tune voile carrée, m. ; cavité:

b tudine, f. ; — , v. n. s'cntler.
lUintcr, bcunn'-teiir, s. cliijf'ouiiier, m.
llunting, bcunii'-tiM'i^d», s. bruant, ni. ; —s, pi. drilles,

f. pi. ; chiffons, 111. pi.
Iluiilliiie, bcunnl'-l.iiiic, s. carguefoiid, f.
Uuoy, bouoï, s. bouée, f. ; — rope, ,r. oriii de l'ancre, m. ;

—, V. a. et n. faire flotter ; appuyer ; Jlottôtr, nager,
Hiioyancy, buoï'-ann-ci, s. légèreté, {,
Buoyant, buoï'-ann't, a. flottant,
liur, bcur, s. bardane, (.
Hurbot, bcur' -bote, s. barbote, f.
liurden, beur'-d'ii, s. fardeau ; refrain, m.\ —, v. a.

chargtr, surcharger.
liurdener, beur'-d'ncur, s. chargeur, m.
liurdenous, bonr'-d'nencc, a. pesant ; à charge.
liurdensouicness, beur'-d'ii-seume-litss*', s. pesanteur

ni. ; incommodité, i.
Hurdock, beur'-dok, v. Bnr.
Bureau, biou-rô', s. bureau, m.
liur^', bcur),', s. bourg, 111.
liurgamot, beur'-ga-iiiotc, .r. bergamote, f.
Ibirganet, beiir'-LM-nctt^, s. bourguiguote, t.
Uurjjeon, beur'-iljeiin?, v. n. bourgeonner,
lUiruess, beur'-djess/, s. bourgeois, ni.
Hiirgess-ship, beur'-djess-chi|w, s. bourgeoisie, f.
llur(;li, beiirg;/^, s. bourg, m. ; — inaster, s. bourg-
mestre, m.
H'.irgher, beiir'-g//eur, s. bourgeois, m.
liurghership, beur'-gKcr-chipi', s. bourgeoisie, f.
Hurglar, beurg'-lar, s. voleur mec effraction, 111.
Burglariously, beiir-glc'-rieucf-li, «.1'. avec effraction.
Burglary, beurg'-la-ri, s. vjI avec effraction, m.
lîurgoinaster, beur'ifù-nuis-teur, s. bourgmestre, m.
liurial, ber'-i-al, s. enterrement, m. ; —ground, —place

s. cimetière, m.
Huricr, hct'-'\-f:\ir, fossoyeur, m.
Burin, biou'-riiK', s. burin, 111.
Burl, beurl»", v. a. épincer (le drap).
Buricr, beur'-leur, s. épinceur, m.

Burlesque, beur'-lesk^, a. burlesque ; —, v. a. travestir.
Burliness, beur'-li-ness*', s. grosseur : emphase, f.
Burly, beur'-ll, a. replet, corpulent ; emphatique.
•Burn, bcurnc, v. a. et n. brûler; to — down, incendier ;

to — ui), ctnsumer ; se briller; — , s. brûlure, f.
Burner, beur'-neur, j. brûleur; bi-cdegaz, m.
Burnet, beur'-nettf, s. pimprenelle, f.
Vtwmhi)^, hcux'-mn' ff,iie, a. brûlant ; —glass, s. miroir

anient, m. ; — , s. brûlure, combustion, f. ; incendie, m.
Burnish, beur'-nichc, j'. a. et n. brunir ; polir ; croître ;

luire ; — , j, brunissure, f. j lustre, m. [ni.

lîuniislier, beur'-nicliceur, s. bruuisseur ; brunissoir,
Biiruishiiig, beur'-nicht'in'g«c, .f. brunissage, m. ; —

stick, s. brunissoir, m.
Buruoose, bcur'-noucf, s. iournous, m.
Burnt, bcurn't, v. Burn.
Burr, beur, .r. meule, f. ; bout de l'oreille, m. ; — punip,

s. pompe de vaisseau, f.
Burrel, beur'-cl, s. beurré rouge, m. ; —fly, s. taon, ni. i

—shot, s. mitraille, f.
Burrow, beur'-ô, s. terrier, m. ; voiture à brat, f, ; —,

V. a. et n. creuser ; s'enclâtir,
Pursa, beur'-sa, s. bourse, f,

nun

t i«8 1

Diirvtr, bcur'-sciir, s. treinriir ; hoiii-sù-t\ m.
hursiirshii), bcur'-scur-cliipc, s. trrs^'reiif, (.
I<urviry, (jeur'-sii-rl, s. lrt\ortrie, I'OHiit, f.
liiir!>c, t>ciir!i/, s. iMiirit, f. (in.

liiirsliolitcr, bcursr'-hol-dcnr, s.ihf/ifiiiifci'mmiinaui/,
•Hurst, V. a, ft n./airt criTtr, hriser ; irnrr, olitUf ;

s'(élan<tr : jiiiltir ; —, r. iv/.i/, m. ; explosion ; htrnit,

f. ; — wnrt, 1, lifriiiaire, f.
Ilursten, hcur'-sfii, />>V. r/w/.' ftfriiintx.
Ilur&lenncss, l)ciir'-sl'ii-iicsv, s. hcrnù, f,
llurt, liciirl?, J. liiiiitudt, f.
Ilurtiieii, liciir'-lhcnn, s./unifau, m.
llurtoM, bcur'-t'n, s. paliiinjuiii, m.
lliiry, her'-i, v. a. tnterrer, iithiiiiitr.
Iluryinn, ber'•l-in^,'Hc, r. eiiUrremeiit, iii.j — >;rouncI,

— Iilacc, J. ciiiietihe, m.

Hush, liiiuchf, r. ditmcn ; arbustt, />oiiiM'ii idt laharft),
\ in. ; toiifft [tic chevtu.\), f. ; —, v. >i. iii\fiiir IdHjI'ii,
liuslicl, l)oucll'-cl, s. botssfnu, \n. ; - ful, .r. hoimtlet, f.
liuiahct, l)oucli'-ett^, s. bow/iiet li'iM-hrrx, in.
' liusiiincss, l)(iuch'-i-ncss<", r. iiiialilf hiiissi'nufusf, f.
Huslnnciit, bouclK^-nic-nnt, j. touy/c lic hniisom, f.
Itusliy, boucli'-i, a. touffu ; /iimsonneiix,
Husilcss, biz'-i-lc'is/, i». dt'urittir^.
Husily, bii'-i-li, ad. avtc tmfot'istmeiit.
Husiness, bii'-ncis<, i. aJ/Uire ; l'itti/atioii, objet;

ouvra!;e, ni.
Uiisk, beusk?, s. bitsr; \habillc»ie>it, m. ; —, v. a. tt u,

preparer, s'oeciiper.
Kiiskin, bcnss'-lcin, s. brû,1e,/ui>i, ni.
lluskincd, beuss'-kiiin'd, a. en hr^\t.'(]iii>i.
lliiss, bcuss, J, baiser, in. ; bûche, f. ; —, v. a. baiser.
Xnst, benstf, s. buste, in.
Iltistard, bcuss'-tard, s. outatde, f.
lUistle, beuss'-sl', s. bruit, /i aras, ni. ; intrigue, f. j — ,

V. II. s'etnpresser ; iufrij/tirr.
Hustler, bcubs'-leur, s. /loiiinie intrij^nut, in.
lliisy, bi'-zi, (I. occupe, eu ajlUite ; — biidy, ,i. brouillon,

111. ; — , V. a, occuper, eiiip.'oycr.
nut, beuti', c. mais ; seulement ; e.xcep/.', /t.^rmis ; sice

u'ett ; —for, sans ; — , r. bout, in. ; limite, f. ; plastron,

in.; t — ziwXhi^w, chaque côte d' une cloison ; —, v. u.

aboutir à.
Ilutclicr, boutch'-enr, s. boucher, in. : —'s shop, s,

boucherie, f. ; — , 7'. a. e'i;orj;,'r, ma^uii rer.
Hutchnrhness, lioutch'-eur-h iu-'.s<-, i. cninute', f.
Hulclierly, btnitcli'-cur li, a. sa)ix"inaiie,
Hutr.licry, boiitch'-ciir-i, s. /owherie, f.
Hntlcr, beut'-lciir, s. sovitneliei; m.
llutlcrship. beut'-leur-chipi', s charjyde soininelter, f.
Ihitincnt, beut^-inenn't, s. culc'e ; biifec, f.
butt, beult, s. but ; plastron, m. ; botte, (. ; ntuid, m. ;

— end, s. crosse, f. ; — shaft, s. y/èche, (. ; trait, m, ;
— , V. a. heurter, choquer de la tête.

lluttcr, beut'-eur, s. beurre, m. ; — crock, .r. pot à beurre,

111, ; — (lower, s. bassinet, m. ; — Hy, .v. papillon, ni. j

— iiinil, s. beurrier, ni.; — iiiilk. s. babeune, m.;

—pear, s. beurre', in.; — tub, s. tinette à beurre, f. ;

- wife, — woman, s. beurrière, I. ; — , v. a. beurrer.
llutturis, beut'-eiir-issf, s. boin\i:, m.
liiittury, bcut'-eur-i, a. butjicux.
llattinciit, f. Dutiiiciit.

lluttock, i)CUt'-ok, s. /esse, f. ; —h, pi. ooup^, f.
lliitton, bcutt'-'n, s. bouton, m. ; — liuli,'. j. boutonnière,

f. ; — maker, s. boutonnier, m. ; -, v. a. bontoiDier.
liuttrcss, beutt'-rcssr, s. arc-boutnnt ; soutien, \:\. ; — ,

V. a. soutenir, appuyer.
Ilutyrous, beut'-i-rcncr, a. biityrcux.
llnxouus, beuk'-ci-euc^, a. de buis.
lUixum, beuk'-seiiiiK', a. — ly, ad. docile ; enjow'.
liuxomness, bciik'-scuin^ntss.-, s. doiilite, gaieté', (.
Unxus, beuk'-ccussc, s. buis, m.
•Huy, i)aï, V. a. acheter ; to — back, racheter.
Huyer, baï'-eur, s. acheteur, m.
Buzz, beuzz, v. a. et n. bourdonner ; chuchoter ; —, s.

bourdonnement ; chuchotement, m.
Buzzard, beuzz'-eurdf, s. buse, f. ; sot, ni.
Buzzer, beuzz'-eur, s. chuchoteur, ni.
By, bai, pr.par; près de : d'après, selon : \ — , ad. en

outre ; par-dessus, au delà : — aiul ^, t!<ut à l'heure;

— tlio — , e/t passa" t, à propos ; — himself, tout seul ;

— ni^jht, de nuit; i — time, de temps à autre ; — the
way, en passant; — ba>j, .r. balte aux lettres, f. ; —
blow, s. coup de hasard, m. ; — dishes, s. pi. hors-
d'ceuvre, m. pi. ; — enii, s. inte'r^t ^ particulier , m. ;
arrière-pensée, f. ; — jjone, a. passe ; — lane, s. ruelle,
i. ; — matter, s. incident, ni. ; — name, s. surnom,
sobriquet, m. ; — path, — road, s. chemin de traverse,
m. ; — place, s. lieu retire', m. ; — ])rofits, .r. //. casuel,
m. ; ^room, j. boudoir, in. ; — staiulcr, s. spectateur,
m. ; — Street, s. rue écartée, f. ; — w Ik, s. promenade
écartée, f. ; —word, f. dicton, m.

llyc, b.i}, j, habitation,

Tousl \—iViwi\, l.i-bas,
Uyre, bairc, t. (table, f.

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f. j ncHjil —1 Pi, 14 soit

^net

complot, m. i —, V. i%.

vol.

tCa , ka,/0i<>-Call.
(^al), kab, J. cabriolet, m.
C.ibal, ka-b.il', s. cabale, f.

ta baler.

(.■al)alist, kab'-alisf^, s. cabaliste, m.
C.iballer, ka-bal'-lciir, i. caluileur, ni.
CilibaKc kab'-dilj^, i-. chou, m. ; retailles de tailleur,

f. pi. ; —head, s. pomme de chou, i. ; —, v. a. et n.

l'oler; pommer.
Cabin, kab'-lni', s. cabane ; chaumière, f. ; cabinet, in.;

- boy, X. mousse, m.; — , v. a. renjermer dans une

cabane.
Cabinet, kab'-in-ettr, s. cabinet, ni. ; armoire, f. ; —

council, J. conseil privi', m.; —\\\^\i.t:t,(beniste,\\\.;

—, V. a. renfermer dans un cabinet,
Cable, ke'-br, s. cdble, m.
(!alilct, ké-blett^, s. cdbleau, m.
l!.iblish, kab'-lichc, s. broussailles, f. pi.
(^ibo'ise, k.a-bouc^, .r. cuisine {ifu)i bdtimenl) f,
C.ibriolet, kab'-ri-o-let, s. cabriolet, m.
Cacao, ka'-kA, s. cacao; cacaoler, m.
Cachetic, — al, ka-kck'-tik, —al, a. cachectique.
Cachexy, kak'-ek-ci, s. lachexie, t.
Cacliiniiation, kakiiic-ne'-tlieun^, s. éclat de rire, ni.
Cackle, V.n\i'-V.\',s.i;loussement,m, ; — , v.n. xlouner}

ricaner.
Cacklcr, kak'-Icur, s. enquêteur, m.
Cacophony, ka-kof-iVni, s. cacophonie, f.
Cailaverous, ':a-dav'-i-reu<^, a. cadavéreux,
Caddy, kad'.i, J. botte A thé, f.
Cade, kédc, .r. laque, f.

Cadence, ké'-dcniicr, r. cadence, f. î — , v. a. cadcncer,
<'adet, ka-detic, s. cadet, m.
Cadger, k.id'-djeur, s. coquetier; \ revendeur ;

turier, ni.
tCad^;y, kad'-dji, a.fohitre.
Caducity, ca-diou'ci-li, s. caducité, f.
Cajj, Vaille, s. cai/ue, f.
Ca>;e, kcdj*", s. cage, f. ; — , v. a. mettre en ca^y ,

prisonner.
Caic, ka-ik', s. calque, m.
t< aickliiij;, kck/''-lin v;<(j-, T. CnckWnsi.
tCailliachs, kal'-i-aks^, s. pi. vieilles Jemmes, f. pi.
Caiman, ké'-nia;;?, s. caiman, m.
tCaimed, kéin (l,/o;(»- (.'oiubcd.
tCaird, kérd^, s. chaudronnier ambulant, ni.
('aissoii, kë'-son?, Caissoon, ké'-soiiiif, s. caisson,
('.litilT, kti'-titr, s. fourbe, misérable, ni.
C.ijole, ka-djôl^, v. a. cajoler.
Cajoler, ka-djo'-leur, s. cajoleur, m.
Cajolery, ka-djfi'-leiir-i, s. cajolerie, f.
Cake, këkir, .i-. tuitcan, m. ; — , v. a.
Calabash, kal'-a b.ichc, s. i.ilcbasse, f.

bassier, m.
Calamitous, ka-lam'-i-tcuce-, a. — ly,

tnalheureux.
Calamitousness, ka lam'-i-teucc-nessf,

l.iin'-i-ti, s. calamité, misère, f.
C.ilamous, kar-aïueuc^, .v. roseau, m.
('.ilander, kal'-ann-deur, ,r. charançon, m.
C.ilash, ka-lachc', s. catèchr, f.
Calcareous, kal-ké'-ri-cuc?, a. calcaire.
Calcinate, kal'-ci-ntti-, v. a. et n. calciner ; se calciner.
l!aU in.atlon, kal-':i-iK''-chcnnc, s. calcination, f.
Calculable, kal'-kiou-la-bl', a. calculable.
Calculary, kal'-kiou-la-ri, s. pierre, f
Calculate, knl'-kiou-let^, v. a. et n. calculer ; adapter :

compter sur.
Olculation, kal-kiou-lé'-cheun*", s. calcul, m.
Calculator, kal'-kiou-lé-teur, s. calculateur, m.
i Calcule, kal'-kioiil<r, s. calcul, m.
j c;a!dron, kâl'-dreunc, s. chaudière, f.
! Calcfaction, kal-i-fak'-cheuiif, s. calé/action, f.
Calefactive, kal-i-fak'-tiv?, Calefactory, kal-i-fak'-teur-i,

a. écliauffànt.
Calefy, kal'-i-(aî, v. a. et n. échauffer ; s'échauffer.
Calendar, kal'-enn-dciir, s. calendrier, ni.
Calender, kal'-enn-deur, s. calatidre, f. ; — , v. a.

calandrer.
Calenderer, kal'-enn-deur-eur, j. calandreur, m.
Calf, kaf, J. veau ; mollet, nt. ; — ikin, s. peau df

veau, f.
Caliber, kal'-i-bcur, s. calibre, m, i

CMce,i:aV-\sse, s. calice, m.
Çalico, kal'-i-kô, s, (ffiiceft m»

m.

[caillci:
et n. pétrir . .<e
— tree, s. ci.'e-

ad. calamiteux.

Calamity, k.i-

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CkI'kI. ka.\'-Mt, a. chaud, t»->)ian/.
C.iliilitv, ka-lid'-l-li, 1. iluikur, f.
CaliK.iti'iHi kill i>{//é'-clieuii/, s. obsiurilt, (.

Callktiii'iiisncss, ka-lidji-'-l-iicucz-ncsv, t. cbscurit^, f.

C.ili^r.tiiliy, k.il-i>;'-Kr.if-j, r. i !»//;;■ cii/'/ii/, f.

C.ihvcr, kiii'-i-vcur, i. p<-ttl moi<i(jutt, lu.

Cilk, k.lk, V. II. ùi//iit,r.

Calker, kÂ'-kcur, s. mf/ut; cal/at'iir, ni.

C.ilkin, k.V-klii<", s. cramfion, ni.

C.ilkmvf, k.V-kiir>;'(/, s, niZ/j/ii^'^ m. ; —Iron, s. fer à

(,i:/iit, m.
Call, k.ll, V. a. et n. a/<peler: e.<tivoi/iter : i%)iiu'ii,er ;
(itir ; ren.irt vi\ile ; to — asi'lc, frtiuiri' à fart;
ti) — l)ack, ti\/>feUr ; to — fur, aeniiiintir : ./■iitr
i/ierr/i.-r ; \ii — UiriU, /.liri- sortir ; /aire luiifre : to
— nir, i1e:our>ier ; liissunil-'r ,■ to - oiit./iror Siirfir;
ap,'''ler eu duel ; lo — lo^'ullicr, u'.teiiiàii-r ; to -•- up,
étriller ; /iiire iiai'tre ; to — iipoii, lo^i/iirer ; iuio-
i/iier; iinfilorer ; passer citez; — , .r. tipf'el, torn-
mandeoient, ordre, \\\.\ visile ; prèkiilun, f. ; droit,
tCail.iii, k.ir-l.iu', s, iciiiie i;,ir(o>i, m. [m.

(^all'-r, k.M'-our, r. ceiiiii/ui iip/>elle ; \—, a. frais.
C.iHiii;;. kàl'-in i;»(c, .f. vouitiou ; pro/ésdcii, f. ; el,il,tx\.
Callip'Ts, kal'-i-pc-iirz, j. //. connus d'efiitiaeiir, m.
Callo-,ity, kallos'.j.ii, s. callusilc, f.
Calimis, k.ir.leiitv, ii, ciilleiix.
C.ilUni' ncss, ka^•loucf■llc^«', s. callosiU, f. ; endurcisse-

meut. 111.
CalIn V, kal'-IA, a. sans flumes.
Calm, kiiuc, a. — ly, ad. calme ; — , s. calme, \n. ; — ,

V. a. cal/lier, <»/ liser.
Calmer, ka'-inciir, ». celui qui Ciilme,
Caliiiiii-ss, kain^'-ncssc, i. calme, ni.
C.ilmy, k.i'-fiii. II. calme, doux.
Calomel, kal'-o-mel, s. caloui'l, m.
Calorie, ka-lor'-ik, ,r. calorique, m.
Calorific, ka-lo-rif-ik, a. ciilorijii/ue,
C.llolti;, kalotc', r. calotte, f.
Caltrop, k.ir-tr.'pf, s. cliousse-lrapf, f.
Cahiinni.itu, ka-lLuni'-ni.ctf, 7'. a. la.'oi/niier.
Calimini.ition, k,i-leuiii'-ni-é-clii:uiii', r. calomnie, f.
Culimiiii.itor, ka-leum'-ni-ii-leiir, s. caloiiiiiinteiir, m.
Caliimniiiis, l-a-loiiiii'iii-'-iicf, a. — ly, ad. lalomiiieicx.
Calumny, kal'-eiim-ni, r. ,,iU>iiiiiit\ I.
Calvary, kal'-v.i-ri, s. calcaire, m.
Clive, k.ivc, V, II. Vi'Ier.
Calvf>, kav'z,//. de Calf.
Calvinism, kar-vi-iii/ni, s. calTiiiifine, m.
Calvinist, k.il'-vi-Mistc, .f. cai^ihi^'e, m.
Calvinistic, kal-vi-nis'-tik, a. de calviniste.
Calx, kalks^, s. chaux, f.
tCnm, kainr, pour Cime.
CaiiLùcu, ka-nic'-iou, r. camafeii, m.
Cainail, ka-mél<'', s. cainail, m.
CnniheriiiL', k.ini? -bcur-iii';;);»', s. cambrure, f.
Cambist, kanif'-bistc, s. cambiste, m.
Caiiibojjia, kaiiifbo'-dji-a, s. t;omme gii.tc, t.
Cambric, kéiiiï'-brik, s. batiste, f.
Came, kéiiii', t. Coiiio.
Caincl, kani'-cl, s. chameau, m.
Cameloparil, kani'-el-ô-panlc, s.f^irafe, f.
Camelot, kaiiif'-lot?, s. camelot, iii.
Caineo, kaiii'-i-ô, .r. camée, m.
Camcrate, kain'-er-c'tf, '•'■ a. an/uer.
Caineration. kanier-é'-cheiin?, r. coiirburj, f,
Camis,ulo, kaîn'-i-cé-ilô, s. camis.tde, f.
Camlet, k.init-luttif, s. camelot, m.
Camomile, kani'-o-iiiaili', s. camomille, f.
C.mions, k.iiii'-eucr, a. camus.

Camp, kaiii'i), s. cam/', m. ; —kettle, s. ch.fiidron de
cimpax'-ne, m. ; — ccilinjj, s. lambris, m. ; —, v. n.
camper,
Camp.iiijii, kanic-péiif', s. campa,i,'ne, f.
Campaigner, kainc-pc'-iienr, s. Tcteran, m.
Canjpestrian, kain?-pcss'-tri-ano a. champt'tre.
Campliirc, Camphor, kanif'-feur, s. camphre, ni. ; —

tree, s. camphrier, m.
Campliorale. kani(>'-lo-rétc, a.ram/yi»-/.
fCamstcry, kaniZ-steiir-i, a. rev^che . mutin.
Can, kann, s. pot ; bidon, m.
•C.in, T'. Il, pouvoir ; saTOir.
Canakin, kan'-akinf-, s. petit pot, m.
Canal, ka-nal', s. canal, m.

Canary, ke -iiéri, ,t. serin, in. ; — , r' n. se trémousser.
Cancel, kanu'-cel, t. a. elfacer ; anéantir.
Can(.ellation, kann-cc-1 le'-clieuii?, s. cancellation ; an-

iinlalion, f.
Cancer, kami'-ceiir, s. cancer, m.
Cancerous, kann'-ceur-euc?, a. cancéreux.
Cancerousness, k.aim'ceiir-encc-iiessc, r. elat caHce'reu-v,
Caiident, kann'dcn t, a. incandescent. [ni.

C.inilk.int, kann'-di-kann'l, a. blaiichJtrê, \ Prane.

Candi.l, kanii'-did/, ij. — ly, ad. candide : iiiipanial ,•
Candidate, kann'-di- Irl^ s. candidat, aspirant, m.
C.milidiicSï, kanu'.did-iifs Y, s. candeur, (.
C.iiidio, kann'-dl', t. chandelle, f. ; iiiouM —, f. eha»'
délie moulée, f. ; w.ix —, s. bouaie, f. ; -- liKbt, t. /m.
miiie, f. ; —nias, r. Chandeleur, f. ; — MuilFer, t.
moiichettes, f. pi. ; -stick, J. ihandelitr, m.; —
w.ister, s. prodigue, m.
C.m'loiir, kann'-ilonr, s. cardeur; impartialité, f.
C.iiidy, k,inn'-di, v. a. et n. lonjire ; se candir.
C lîie, kéiic, r. canne, {. ; bdlon, III. ; —, v. a. donner

des corps de canne.
CinesLcnf, k,i-ness'-stn't, <i. qui blanchit.
C.inicul.ir, kanik'ioii-Lir, a. ianuulaire.
Canister, k iii'-iss-teiir, s. p.tite corbeille : boft A th/. t.
C.mker, k.in'^j'.keur, s. chancre, iii. ; plaie, I', J —, V. d,

et n. corrompre : se lOrrot'ipre.
tCanii i, k.iiiii'-,!, pour C.iiinot.
C.iniiib.il, k.mn'-nibal, f. cannibale, m.
Cmiioii, k.iir.eiiii', s. canon, m. ; — b,ill. s. boulet, m. ;
-- proof, a. à l'épreuve du canon ; — shut, s. coup de
canon, m.
(' iiiiioiiade. kaii'-eiin-'*di', s. e.tnonitade, f. ; —, i'. a.
C^iniioiieer, k.uveiin-ir'', v. ranonnier, ni. [canonner.
tCaiiny, k.m'-iii, a. - ily, ad. adroit ; prudent.
C.'iiioe, ka-non', i. canot, m.
Canon, kan'-enni-, x. canon ; chancine, m.
(^lîioness, k.in'-eiin-ess»', s. ihanoinetse, f.
Caiionic.il, k,i-non'.i.k.il, .r. — ly, ail. canonique,
(J.iiionicilness, kanon'-i-kal-nesst*, .r. laiionm.e, t.
Canonic, lie, k.i-non'.i-kc'tc, s. ca'ionicat, ni.
Canonist, k.in'eiin-istc, s. canoniste, in.
Canonic. ition, k.i-iio-ni-zc'-clienn?, s. canonisation, f.
Canonise, kan'-o.n.iue, î'. a. canoniser.
CaiUMiry, kan'-ennn-ri, C.inonsliip, k,in'-euniicliii>e, s.

canonicat, m.
Canopy, k in'-ô-j>i, s. dais, baldaquin, ni. ; — , v. a.

cou; rir il'iin aais.
Canorous, kan-o'-reiuv. a. harmonieux.
C.iii t, k.mn't, pour t!,iiinot.
C.int, k.inn't, s. patois, ar^ot; encan, m. j —, V. a. et n.

Tendre d l'eiuan ; parler un ;'ar^-on.
Cantat.i, k.mn-te'-t.i, .r. cantate, (.
('.inleeii, kaim'-tiiK', r. bidon, m. ; cantine, f.
Canter, k.mn'-teiir, r. h\pocrite ; petit i;alop, m. ; — ,

V. n. aller au petit caiop.
Cantliarides, kann'-tlia-ri-dizc, s. pi. caniharides, f. pi.
Canticle, k.inn'-ti-kr, r. cantique, m.
Canto, k.inn'-tô, .r. chant, m.

tCmtle, kann'-tl', s./ra,i,'nieiit ; morceau, m. ; — , T. a.
Cantlet, kanii'-tlett, s. morceau, m. [morceler.

Canton, kanii'-teiin,', r. canton, m. ; — , 7a a. caul.niner.
Cantoni/e, kann'-ton.iïic, t. a. di: iser en cantons.
Cantonment, kaiin'-teiinc-inenn t s. cantonnement, m.
tCantrip, kann'-tripp^ s. sortil^i;e, m.
tCanty, kann'-ti, a. );ai, enjoué.
Canvas, Canvass, kanii'-vacc, s. canevas, m. ; sollicita.

tion, {. ; —, V. a. examiner ; sollicitef ; brii^tier.
Canvasser, kaiin'-v.i-seiir, s. solliciteur ; scrutateur, ni.
C"any, ké'ni, a. plein de roseaux.
Canzonet, kann -zô-nett, s. chansonnette, f.
Cap, kapf, s. bonnet, ni. ; casquette, f ; ih.ifieau ; saliif,
ni.; — a-ple, de pied en cap; — maker, s. bonnetier,
m. ; — paper, s. papier gris, ni. ; — ,v. a. coi^'er ;
armer (un aimant).
Capability, ké-pa-bil'-i-!i, .r. capacité', f.
Capable, ké'-pa-bl', a. capable : susceptible.
(.'apableness, ké'-pabr-nessc, s. capacité, f.
Capacious, k.i-pt'-cliiiuv. a. — ly, ad. spacieux; /.'eiid:i.
Capacioiisne-.s, ka-pj'-i lienci'-nessc .r. capacité : rten-
C'apacitate, ka-p,iss'-i-tott', ;■. a. rendre capahle. [due, f.
C.ipacily, k.\-pass'-i-ti, s. capaiite ; intellijyiue, I.
Cap.irisoii, kap.ir'-iceuiu', s. caparaçon, m. ; —, v. a.

Ciiparafonner.
C^lpe. képf, s. cap ; collet, m.
Caper, ko'-peiir, s. cabriole; câpre, 1. ; — bu.li, s.

id prier, \\\. ; —, v. n. ,abrio.'cr.
Capi.is, ké'-pi-acf', s. prist de corps, f.
Capital, kap'-i-tal, a. — ly, ad. capital ; principal , i:d-

mirable ; — , s. chapiteau, m. ; capitale, l.
Capitalist, kap'-i-tal-istc, s. capitaliste, m.
Capitaliiess, kap'-i-taliicss^, j crime capital, m.
Capitation, kap-i-té'-cheunc, s. capitation, f.
Capitol, kap'-itol, J. capiloie, m.
Capitular, ka-pit'iuu-lar, j. £^a^//;/AjiV?, m.
Capitulate, ka-pit'-iou-lét?, v. n. capituler.
Capitulation, ka-pit-iou Ic'-clieuiit', s. capilulalim.
Capon, ké'-p n, s. chapon, m. ; -, v. a. c;iapo4in, r.
Capot, ka-potf', s. capot, ni. ; —, v. a. faire tupot.
Capouch, k.a'-pniichi', .t. c.tptice, f. ; capuciion, ni.
ICappcrncity, kap-peurnai' tl, a. chagrin.

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CAS

. ?}/• knp'-pl. ■». ftlit hi'iiHtt, III.
OapVirir, kiiii'-nsv, t. mfirict, I.
('.«pncioiis, Vi|>rkh'cia^ u. — ly, <?i/. «ifirlcittix.
«'.ijirii iuiiiiicss, k.i-i)rii.lr.cuc^tieis/, j. mfrut, f,
<'.ipri( orn. k.i|i'-rl-kurn/, r. ntfrnorin.
(.'.iprlulc, kapri Ale', s. lahriolt, t.
Ca|)ti/o, k 1)1 ^^tiif, V. It. et II. r.-iirfrsfr ; I'laviter.
« .ijisl.in, k.i|i ■•>t.iii/, C^ipslrriic, k ip'iitcurii/, s. t>i^-x-
Cip'iulc, k.i|i 'sioulc, S. iit/<\ii.'r, (. I'll". Ill,

t .ipl.uii, k.\\i'-\\ni; s. (a/>iliinif, m. i

(,'.i|iliiiliry, k.ip'tiim-ri, r. iiifitaturrir, (. \

fnpliiliiiii, k ip-le'-r.lii:un<', r. i.i/'liilit'H, f.
t'i\pti(iii, k.ip'i liciiii^, 1. /Til" i^i- i.»/i, f. ; <f)ti/iial,m.
(iiptiiiiis, k.ip'-cln.'iic<. II. —ly. lid. iti/'fir'Hx, t/ii>iiifi/ii\:
CapliniiMic;,',, k.iii'-chciicc-iiLss.', r. /iiiineiit ifutitlttinf,
Capliv.ite, k^ip'-lVvL'l/, v. a. m/ilivii: [f.

C.lptlV.lliull, k.ip-tl-Vc'-tlllMIIK-, i. lllfilUff, f,

(.':i|i|lvc, kap'llv^, i». mflif ; —, s. niftif, m.

Cii|)(jvily. k.ip-tiv'-iti, s. i.i//;;'(/i', f.

Ciiplnr, K.ip'iciir, J. iiifittiir, iii. [iMfluifr.

Cii|itiirc, k.i|i'-l(.liieiir^ r. ot/ifiirf, fri.^f, f. ; , v. a.

Cipiicliln, k.ip-iiiii-chiiiW, r. i.i/iiiiiu; miiiai/, iii.

U'.ipMl, k,»p'-ciil, J. t/i.-Viil.

Ciir, k.ir. T. iJi.iti-flti-, f. ; ihar, in.

t'ar.iliiiie, k.tr'-.iliiii^, s. larnbiii-, f.

C'aniliim-LT, k.ir-ii-hi-nir^', f. inrii/'iiiier, m,

Car.ii k, k.ir'.ik. s. atiii,/iif, f.

Car, 11 111, k.ir'-.i kill, x. nirau'/f, f. ; — . 7'. «. cararolft:

Car.iiiil 1)1, k.ir'-ain'-liol, s. tantinboie, f. ; — , t. >i. hi-

Car.it, k,ir'-at/, s. lar.if, in. [iiiiiiâo/t'i\

Carnv.iii, k.ir'-.i-vaiii*, .s. iiir,it:iiit, f.

Car.ivaiisary, kar-avaiiir-sa-ri, .t. taravaiisi'mil, in.

Car.iw.iy, kar'-.i-ont'. .t. (ii;-ri, in.

C.irliinc, kar-liaiiir'. c cuni/'iiii; f.

CarliiiR'cr, karli-niri''. r. dirahiiii.r, m.

C.irlinii uIl-, k.ir-liO in il^', C.irliiin.ulo, kar-l)A-no'-ilo, s.

iiiii'iiiiutiifi', f. ; ", T. a. );riiiii;
C.irliiiiii/f, kai'li<i-ii,ii,!<", f. n. inr/vniti'i:
Carlmnclc, k,ir'liriin^;-kr, f. esiir/ioiii.'e, f,
Circmut, k.ir'k.iiiclti-, s. larcaii, in.
Cari.isi, k.ir'-k.is., J. iii>i\iisf, f. ; s/iif/elie, i:i.
C.ircinoiii.i. kar-ci-iiii'-ina, s.mn iiiioiif, iii.
Caril, k.irdc, J. ii»<7^; f<i>i/<*, f. ; to |.l,iy —s.joiifr nuv
ciirtit : visitinji — , ciii/f iii X'i.\iL\ f . ; - in.ikiT, .f.
iiiilier ; /iil<ruaiil lie iiirlts, in. ; — l.ihlo, s. lubte lie
Jtii. f. ; —, 7'. If. citritei:
C.ird.ini'iin, kar'-il.i-iniiiini'. f. iiirJainJiilt, in.
Carilur. kar'-ilmir, i. ninl.iir, »i.
Carili,il;;y, k,ir'ili-.il-ilji, s. iii>\liii/.:ie, (.
Cinlinal, k.ir'-di-ii.il. i. miiUiiiil, in. ; - , n. iiiiiiiiial.
Canliii.il.ac. k.ir'-ili-n.i-lctc, C.irdiiialsliip, k.ir'-.llii.il-
( lii|ii', .1'. Ill), fill. >/ii!, in.

C.iriliiiiii, k.ir <l unie', .i. caiui.iii, in.

Care, kOri-, X. soui ; ioini, in. ; I'l l.ikc —, aivir soin
i/e ; — , T. II. .M soiu ifr ; s'iih/iiifier.

Carcon, k.i rin<'', .r. utihif, f. ; — , v. a. cai\-'iifi:

Career, ka-rirr*, s. carrière, {.; —, v. n. iviirir n.'fc
vi/iwsi; \iitteii(i/.

Carclnl, kèri'-fnnl. a. - ly. ad. soigutu.v, Sinuiriix ;

Carcfiilni'ss. ki-ri'foiil-nosv, s. .s.nii, in. ; iiii/iiii-tini-, f.

CarL•Il.•s^, ki Tc'-lcss»', ii. — ly, a

Carck-isncss, ki.rc'-less-iitss/',
mue, f.

Cares'., k.iifss.'', ,f. rar.'SS'', f

fCarlulll il, k.n-fenf-ll cl, a. i/tj/i'mie.

Car^o, kar'-i;n, .v. luri^msi'ii, f.

Canc.itiiro. k.ir-ik-atcliionrt', .r. iiirna/iire, f. ; —, 7: ti
ciiiinriiiyr.

Caric.iinribt, kar'-ik-.i-tcliiour-istc-, s. faiseur lietari.i
lures, {.

Caries, ke'-ri-i/^ Cariosity, ké-ri-os'-i-ti, s. carie, f.

Carions, ke -n-eiK ', a. car.cii.w

IC.irle, kaili'. s, rmlre, m.

tCarline, kar'liiii', .(. /eiitiiie i,'ri'tsicre,

Cirlini.;. k.ir'-lin'fj/ri', s. larliiii^ir:, f.

C.irlisli, kiu'lit :lw, a. riiiie.

Cannan. k.ir'-in.uK, .v. cliarrelùr, m,

Cannclite, kar' ini-laitf, .f. canne, m.

Cariiiine, kariiLiint-', .f. cariiiiii, m.

Carnajje, kar'-nciljc, s. carnage, ni.

Carnal, k.ir'-ii.il, a. — ly, ad. charnel, .sensual.

Carnality, kar-iial'-i-ti. s. sensualité, f.

Carn.ition, k.ir-iié'-cheunc, s. incarnat, ni.

Cariieoiis, kar'-ni-encc, a. cnarmi.
. Carnifiwation, karaii-fi-ke'-clicini?. c lariiijlcal.'cni f.

Carnify, kar'-ni-faï. v. n. se carnijicr.

Carnival, kaf-ni-val, s. caniiial, m.

Carnivorous, kai-niv'-ô-reucf, tj. carnivoft.

Carnosity, kar-nos'-i-ti, s. carnosite, U

Carnous, kar'-neuc*, a, charnu,

Carob) ké'-rob», t. carettir, m;

•,'li,i;eiit, nonc/ial.int.
iie^'lij;ence ; indij)e-

71. a. caresser.

f.

Carol, kar'-eni, t. chant, m. : i/iausaii, t. ;_,(•.«

(hanter
Caron.il, kitranii'./.il, r. earr,iiael, ni.
Canniic, k.i-ramu^', r, O'^ir, f. | -, t-, n.yitirtin.toigit,
Carou'.er, ka-raon'-zenr, i. xraiiii bmu-iir, m.
Carp, k.irp*', s. earfe, (, ; —, t'. ii. critii/aer; ctiisurtr,
C.irp.'ntrr, k.ir' pcini l.'iir, s. iha> feutier, m,
Curjieiiiry, k,ir''pciii|.trl, j. iharfenttne, f.
Carj) 'r, k.ir'-peur, r. ,rili</ue, ni.
( ir|iet, k,ir'-(iiMt, r. tafis, m. ; —, v. a. tapisttr,
<'.ir|.iii>;ly, k.ir'-|ini(»;/f-li ad. en ci itiifiir, malii^nen tit.
l.'.irri iijf, k.ir'-iiljc, s. /i'/', transfort, lu. î voUnrt, (, j

aj/'iil ; fort, m. ; imidnilt, f.
H'anieil, k.ir'rnli', if. distrait.
c;arrirr, kar'-ienr, s. forteiir, roiilirr, m.
l'.irrion, k.ir'i eniw, i, chare),nie, C,
|(.'arriti:li, k.ir'ritcli^, s, cate'i/iis.ne, m.
C.irroon, k.ir'onn^, j. numéro {d une i /larreltt), m.
(.'.irrot, k.ir'-cntc, s. laro'te, f.
Carroty, k.ii'-euti, ii. roux,
Cirry, k.ir'-i, f. a. et n. forter; mener, obtenir, i:a.;iier;

se coiiif'orter ! lo — iiw.iy, einforter, entraîner ; in

— down, yi<i« descendre; to -- lurtli, m^Urt en
a7'aiit, arancer : lu — it, l'eiiifi'rti r ; lo — it uif, i*
tirer iCai/aire : to - llirunuli. \enir a bout.

C.irt, k.irti*, s. chariot, m.; iliarrette, f. ; — hor^e, T.
ihe7at de charret.'e, m.; — lionse, s. hangar, m. •

— load, s. c/iarretee, f. ; —rut, s. ornière, t. ; — wiy,
s. chemin ,i charrettes, m. ; — vvrit;lit, s. charron, iii. j
• , i: a. charrier, Toitnier.

C.irl.i^ji'. k.ir'tédji', s. charriaj^e, ni.

C.irtil, k.ir-tel'. s. cartel, m.

C.irter, k.ir'-tenr, r. charretier, m.

Cartlinsi.in. k.ir-tliion'ji.ilic. .r. chartreii.x, ni.

Cartil.ii,'!', k.ir'-ti-lédj.', ,r, cartila^-e, m.

Cartoon, k.ir-loiiiif', .v. carton, m.

C.irtoiuli, k.irtoutclic', t'.irtr.iu'e, Cirlridjjc, k.ir'trid;/,

s, larloiiihe, (. ; — Im», s. x'ibei ii', (.
Cartul.iry, k.ir'-tcliioii-l.i-ri, s. caitnlaiic, m.
C.irnncle, kar'-enn '^j-kl', s. cnr.'ncnlc, (.
Carve, k.irvi-, î'. ii. et ii, tailler, suil/ter; i;ra-er;

defecer.
Cirver, k.tr'-vnnr. s. j^ra7>eiir ; l'iiiyer tranchant, m.
C.irvini», kar'-vin'n«?, s, i^raTiire, scnlftiire, f.
(".iscacu-, k.iss.kid/, f. cascade, f.

Case, kéc^, .f. i*ci;V''. f. ; eliii, m. ; golne : carton h ,( ;
can te, matière, f. ; 1 1 it ; las, m.; in — , en cat i/iie , -.
knife, s. lonteaii à x'aine, ni. ; - shot, i. inilraille, ( j
— , T. a. et n. enc.iissrr, en-' lofper ; dcionvric ;
defioniller ; /aire nue siiffo\it!on.
C.isi li.ii.lell, ktei^-liar-d'ii, 7'. il. endurcir,
('.l'ein.ite, ki'i-r'-iii'.-l»', .v. ia.\enhi/c, f.
Ci;, ment, ki c'-iiieiin't, .i. lA./i uj i///.w//(", ni. ; troise'e,
Ciseons, k.i'-Llienic, a. case'ciix. [I,

('.r.ern, k.isi'-enrn.-, i. caserne, 1.

Cash, k.iclic, .t. ar,i;eiit comftant, ni. ; esf>cces, f. pi. ; —

account, s. coin Ne de caisse, m. ; — Imok, s. livre ih

(ij/.i.'.r, m. ; —keeper, s. caissier, [m. ; — , z: a.

escompter : fa^er.

Cashier, ka-cliire;', s, caissier, m. ; —, v. a. casser;

re/ecter,
Cl.islioo, kichon', .r. cachou, m.
C\isin>;, ké -cin'(,'»i'. .r. etiii, fourreau, ni.
C.isk, k.isk. s. tonneau, baril, m. ; —, 7'. n. ni'/'n
en tonnean. [i>»i.i / •.

C.isket, kass'-kclt, s. cassette, f. ; —, 7'. a. ti.ctic en
Cassation, k.iss-se'-chcinic, s. cassation, f.
Cassia, kacli'-i-a, .r. , ii.i.ir. f.
C.issock, ka;is'-scu[', s. s. u.'ai e, f.
C.issiiwary, k.icli'-ù-oué-ri, ,r. ciiso.:r, m.
•Cast, kasti", 7'. a. et n. jeter, lancer; rejeter ; abaltie;
se defoiiiller : condamner ; fondre, mcdeler ; n.;
miner ; Jiix:er ; \ se ifiiereller ; to — anchor, /./'•
l'ancre, mouiller; to — .nside. rejeter ; to — down,
abattre, abaisser ; t ) — toxXh, jeter de/tors ; prodiinf.
to — oit, renvoyer ; quitter; to — up, caliiil/r,
com Mer, Ic'er ; vomir ; to — upon, s'en rapporter i :
.t'adrctser à ; — , s. jet, cou/, trait, m. ; fonte ; es/en;
f. ; f;enre, caractère, m.
Castanet, k.iss'-la-nett?, s. castai^nette, (.
C"astaway ,kast'-a-oiié, s. reprouTè, m
C.istcUaii, kass-tel'-laiic, s. châtelain, ni.
Castellate, kass'-tel-létc, v. a. encastrer.
Caster, kais'-tcur, s. celui qui jette ; calculateur, m.
Castigate, ka>s'-ti-.fHétf, r. a. chdlicr.
Ca»tii{ation, kabb-ti-g;<e'-cheuiif, s. chdliinnit, m,
Castigator, kass'-ti'^iié-teur, s. celui qui ihiitie,
Castigatiity, kass'-ti-g/fé-teurd, a. casiigatviit.
Casting, kass'-tin ff»(?, s. action tCtjtttr, i, \ raient, m. I
ctisfositioit ; fonte, f. i — up, s, ttmistemetit, in. i -•
home, s,fott<ierie\ t. \ -• V9ist| — v«e, x. v«iitfr^«n'
tUreiHte, ft

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C««te. •>•»»'•»''• *• ifi/fffou, III.! »iv, m. {A/itci)i—,

V, II. rvi/iifr le'rhti •).
Ctsilit, k.iss'-'ftt, /. /r/// tliJtfnii, in.
CisiIkiu, kHnl'-Un'|{>i', t. avorton, uu
C.isii.r, KASs'.teiir, t. raslur, in.
( .i>iMtP, k.isVtrifU, t'. II. ihitlrrr.
C.is^f.iliiin, k.1.1 lri*'-cliciiii/, t. (ailrnlioH, (.
C.iMiil, kaj'-imi-al, a. — ly, iii/. mfiiii/.
Cmu.ilnciH, kaj'-liiu-iil-iiesv, t. ni.iu.tllli', f.
C««ii.ilty, kaj'-ioii..illi, s. Ills /III /lit/, II:, iittiif, in,
C.l^^i^^ k.ij'-ldU-istc, 1. iafiii\/i; in.
tat, k,it^ /. it'ia/, III, i il\,i//f, (. ; oi^i'ii, m. ; - niiine.

I,iils, mar/iiit/, in. ; — l.iII, s. t(fflt/ ; itffoxii, in, ; —

|il(>f , s. fiftiiu, in.
C«t.i< himIi^, kat'-akoin'z, s. //, ra/nconihts, (. \\\.
t'al,>f.ilii>. kal.if.il'.kA, s. (a/n/nl./iit, in,
tataliiKuc, k.it'a-ln);, s. ca/iiîojt;iif, in. ; — , v. a. fair*

un im/a/ocuf.
C.ila|''a''ni. IcU'-a-pli/m»', f. la/a^lnniie, m.
Cal.ir.ii I, kat'.i-raktc, r. ,(i/,i>;i,/, (.
C.il.irrli, kii-tar", x. aifiti r/ii-, in.
t'.it.irrlial, ka-tar'-ral, <». ea/nrr/ial.
C.it.irrliniis, k.i-t.ir'-rtiiiv, <i. iii/,i rrhtiix,
Cat.l^lr(llllle, ka-tass'-tro-l'i, i. ca/iis/rnfltf, t.
•Call 11, k.itchc, V. n, e/ >i. snitir, firriii/rf, x'ni^iier; .tt

1,/nitiiiiiiti/tifr, //It foii/iii;ifux ; tn -- cold, s'en-

rhumer; to — a fall, /aire uiit iliu/e ; tn — uj>,

luifftr ; tmfoi);ii(r ; —, /. friif, iiif/iirr, \.\

cram/ioii ; liù/iie/ ; àii/iii, m. ; /'•tiisf, f. ; f'r,\ti/, m. ;

idtf,\. ; to In- upon tlic —,//re iiiixni'iitli ; — antlior,

1. aiiiK rmfitiiue/i'r, f. ; — wonl, r. ifiliimi, f,
Cittlicr, kalcli'-ciir, s. rf/iii i/iii iiZ/rii/f.
Cittli iivT. katcli'-in'n«c, a. con/,i);ieux.
Ciloihcticnl, kn-ti-kct'-i k.nl, a. — ly, mi. cat/chistiçm.
Cati'cliiic, V.\V-'\-V.;\ite, v. a. ai/<'i/ii.«r.
Cali.chibcr, kal'-i-k.ii-zciir, s. iii/fihu/f, ni.
Cati:(liisin, kal'-ikuin, s, tiiti'ihi\inf, ni.
Calctliist, kat'-i-kKt^, s. cnlc'ihistt. in.
CAtcchnincn, k.it-i-kion'-iiicnn, s. lalfchuinhif, in. ct f
C.ilcnorical, kati-nor'-i-kal, a. — ly. ad. (,iti\oriqut.
Calf>,'ory, kat'-i-j;A-ri, r. cite^orif, f.
Catenation, ka-ti-nc'-clioune, .r. cinluitiifinni/, m.
Cater, kc'-teur, s. liua/re {aux car/es), in,; — , v, u.

fourtoii;
fCalcran, kt't^-rann, s. ninraiiiifiir, in,
Caliror, ke'-tcur-cnr, s. /<ou>Toyiur, in.
Calcr|iillar, kal'-tiir-piltMir, .•■. titenitit, f.
Calirwaiil, kat'-cnr-ou.llr, s. vacarme, in, ; — , v, 11.

faut till vaiiirnif.
(ales, kits*', ,r. pl./riatidises, f. |il.
C.iti;iit, katr'-j;i<eiitt, .r. rcnif <i /'I'vin/, f,
Cathfiiral, ka-tlil'-dral, s. tal/n-'i/ra/i; (.
Calliiilic, — al, kath'olik, — al, <i. laf/io/n/iif.
Catholicism, katlr-ol-i-ci/ni, s la/JuUiiinnf, in,
C.ilkin, katt'-kin^, s. rha/on, ni.
Caloplrical, kn-top' tri-kal, <i. lati^ptiiqut.
Catoptrics, ka-toptrlksc, s. cato/>tru/iie, f,
Cittlo, kat-tl', s. bt'lail, in.
Caudle, k.l-dl, s. chiiuJeau, broutt, m.
Caiif, k.lf, s. baiinelflii, m.
tCantr, Vift.s. faille, (.
CauLdit, kMe, v. Catch.
Cniil, kiil^, s. (oiffe, f. j rt'seau, m,
fCiuld, kiUk v. Cold.
tCanldriff, kAld'-raif/, a. frileux.
Cauliflower, kol'-i-fiaou-eur, s. choufleiir, m.
IC.iii|i, k.Apf, s. écuelle, f.
Causal, k-V-z-il, a. causal.
Causality, k.l-zal'-i-ti, s. causalit/, f,
Causiitive, kA-za-tive, a. causatif.
Caiis.itor, kA-z.V-tenr, s. auteur, in.
Cause, k.Az^, s. cause, (. ; f>rtHh, in. ; —, 7'. a. causer.
Causeless, k.'iz^'-less^, a. — ly, ati. satis cause.
Causelessness, kSzf'-lesv-nijbs^, J. de/aut de fonde-

men/, m.
Causer, k.A'-zeur, s. celui qui cause.
Causeway, k.Az'-oud, Causey, kl'-zé, s. chaussée, f.
Caustic, kftss'-tik, s. caus/igue.
Cautel, kâ'-tel, s. precaution ; finesse, {.
Caulelous, kâ'-ti-lcuc^, a. — ly, ad. cauteleux.
Cautelousness, k,V-tl-Icucf-ness^, s. finesse, f.
Cauterization, kâ-teur-i-zé'.chcunr', s. cauterisation, (.
Cauterize, kâ'-teur-aïz^, v. a. cautériser.
Cautery, kâ'-teur-i, s, cautère, m.
Caution, kà'-clieun;, s. précaution, f. ; avis, m. ; — ,

V. a. prévenir. [caution.

Cautious, kâ'-chcucf, a. — ly, ad, circonspect ; avec pré-
Cautiousneas, kft'-cheuu-nesv, s, circonspection ; prie

deuce, f,
£avalcad«, kav'-nl-Wd/, i. cavalcade, t.
CavaUer, kav<a-lirf', /. cavali'tr, m, j — < ù, —ly, ail,

(avaiier/ mrroemtt.

Cnvnl!. ilko, knv.|l.|lw'-laikc, a. à la (ttrnliir* : fttv/t-

( a\.ilry, k.iv'.nl-ri, /. mialirie, f. [lUreinent,

Citation, ka-vii'.cneun/, 1. e.\iiiiiitwn, t.

Cave, Vive, t, caverne, f. ; eaieau. m.

Cave.»!, kë'.vl-al/, /. averti'ienieu), m.

C'iivern, k.lv'■curn^ i. caiei ne, f,

Cnvvriird, kav'-vurn'd, Cavernous, kav'-cnr-ntuc/, «,

ciiierneux.
Cavesson. kav'-cM-cnn/, t, iairis,'n, m,
fC.ivey, kAv'-l, /. mue, f. ; rni.V, m,
( .ivi.ire, kav-i-ar', s. laiiar, ni,
Civil, kav'-il, /. ihiiane, iuhlililé, t. \ —, r, >i. clil'

caner.
CavilUtlon, ka-vil-liî'-tlicinv, r. lavillation, ifii.aiie, (,
Caviller, kav'-il-eur. i. ,/ii,aneiir.
(.avillintjly, k.iv'-il in'^j"! li, ad. en chicaneur.
( .nillous, knv'-ileucc, a. laptieiix, pointilleux,
Cuily, k,tv'-i-li, t. iiitité, f.
Ciw, k,1, f, n. croat\er.

Cc.nse, ( icc, v. a. etn. mettre fin ,1 ; cesser, diiii<nt,uuei;
Ceaseless, cUV-lcssi-, a. - ly, ad. continu; saiiiieut.
C'eiily, ci'-ci-ti, s. cétité, f.
Ccdar, ri'dcnr, /, i?dre, m.
Ccd», cidc, V. a. céder; se désister dt,
Cc<lilla,cl-dilln. t. cédille, f.
Cédrat, ci'-drat^, s. icdrat, m,
Cedrine, ci'-drin^, a. de ,édre.
Cuil, cil^, i\ a. pUifonner.
Ceiling. ci'-lin'jîHi-, s. plafond, m.

Cc'ntnre, cil'-n-ti tiicnr/, s. ciselure, gravure, sculpture,
('"•leliratc, ccr-i-lir(!t^, v. a. célébrer. \t.

Celebration, cel-l-lirtS'-chcun»', s. célébration, t.
Cclchrator, cel'-l-lirii-lenr, s. celui qui célèbre,
Cclclirious, cl-li'-bri-enc^, a. - ly, ad. lélibrt.
Celebrity, cilcb'-riti, s. célébrité, i.
Celerity, ci-lcr'-i-ti, s. célérité, f. >

Celery, cd'c-rl, s. céleri, ni.

Celestial, ci-less'-ti-al, a. — ly, ad. celeste t divin.

Celibacy, ccl'lba-cl, Cclib.ite, ccl'-lbfit^, s. célibat, m.

Cell, cell, s. cellule, t.

( ell.ir, cel'-eur, s. cave, f.

CellaraRe, cel'-eur-c'dji', s. caves, f. pi.

(!ell ircr, ccl'-eur-cur, Ccll.irist, ccl'-cur-isf^, s. cellérier,

Cel'alar, cel'-liou-lar, a. cellulaire. \\\\.

Celsitude, ccl'-si-tioud^, J. eminence, f

Cement, ccin'-cnn't, s. ciment, cément, ni. ; — , ccin-
irm't'. 11. a. et n. cimente r ; s'unir.

C'euientation, ccni-enn-té'-clieniii', s. cémentation , f.

Cémenter, ci-nu'iin'-teur, s. lelui qui timente ; timrnt.

Cemetery, ctin'-iteri, s. cimelièie, ni. |m.

Ceiioliitic, —al, ceiio-bil'-ik, .d. a. cénobitique.

Cenotaph, cen'-ô-taf, .t. cen,<tap/ie, m.

Ciiisi.', tcnn'c^, r. impdt ; niiii;, ni. ; — , v. a. encenser.

C'cnser, cenn'-seiir, s. eniensiur. m.

Censor, ccnn'-seiir, r. censeur, ni. \cciiseur.

Censorious, ceiinso'-ri-eiic/, a. — ly, ad. critique ; en

Censorlike, ccnn'-seur-l.nkf, .j. en crnseiir.

Censorship, cenn'scur-cliipc, s. censure, I.

Censual, cenn'-clnou-al, a. imposable.

Censurable, cenn'-chiou-ra-bl , a. — bly, ad. reprehen-
sible, bliimable.

Censure, cenn'-chiour/', j. censure ; critique, f. ; —,
v. a. censurer ; 0 i':quer.

Censurer, ccnn'-chiou-reur, s. censeur, m.

Census, ccnn'-ceuc<', s. cens ; recensement, m.

Cent, ccnn't, s. cent, m.

Ccnta(je. cenn'-tëdj^, s. cent, m. ,

Centaur, cenn'-l.Ar, s. centaure, m.

Centenni.il, cenn-tenn'-ni-al, a. séculaire.

Ccntcsiinal, ccnn-tess'-i-mal, a. centième.

Cento, ceim'-lA, s. centon, m.

Central, cenii'-tr.il, a. central.

Centre, cenn'-teur, s. centre, ni. ; — , v. a. et n. couicn-
tier ; se loncentrer ; être au centre.

Centric, — al, tenn'-trik, —.il, a. central.

Ccntrifugal, ccim-trif'-iou-(;al, a. centrifuge.

Centripetal, ceiin-trip'-i-t.il, <r. centripète.

Ceiitry, ceiui'-tri, s. sentinelle, f.

Centuple, ccnn'tiou-pr, s. centuple ; — , v. a. centupler.

Ctnturiate, cenn-tiou'-ri-étc, v. a. diviser par cciituries.

Century, ccnn'-tchiou-ri, s. centurie, centaine, t. ; siècle.

Cerate, ci'-ratï, s. cérat, m. ; — , ?•. a. cirer. [lu-

Cerc, cir^, v. a. enduir de cire, cirer.

Cerebel, ccr'-i-bel, s. cervelet, m.

C!orecloth, cir^'-cloth, j. toile cirée, f.

Ceremonial, cer-i-nio'-ni-al, a. — ly, ad. cérémonieux {
— , s. cérémonial, m.

Ceremonious, cer-i-nio'-ni-euc^, a, — ly, ad. cérémonieux,

Ccremoniousncs.-i, seM-mo'-ni-eue^-ncsv, s, amour a't
cérémonie, m. ; politesse eérémoHituse, (.

Ceremony, c«r'-i-inâ-ni, /, cérémonie, t. i/'ifout, t, pi

C«ri5«H», sl'-rl-cuer, e. et* tin.

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Certain, cer'-l«iin, a. — ly, n./. (frIaOt.

Ccrtatiiiies», tvr'-tciinne^w, Ccrialiiiy, cei'-icnii'll, /.

cirttludt, I.
fOrtle, cer'-tl, f. /".»/, ^afoU, t.
CertiAcate, ccr-llf'l Icrlc, t. itrli/ual, in. ; — , v. a,

tittivrtt nil (trli/ii at .
CrrtlAciilinii, ccr ti-li-kctliciin^, s attatiiliûti, t. ; mis,
Ccrilly, cei'-ll-f.ir, r. a. ttrl{iirr. lui.

Certitude, irr-tiliouili', i. lerti/inir, t.
CeruleKn, ci-riou-liaii/-, a. uturi-.
Cerumen, ci-rloii'-incnn, s, ifiii»uti, m.
Cetpltous, cri>k'-|>i't(-iic>', a. j^ntoniifiiy.
Ce»t, ceu, /. aaiiiu i/t CimfiU, la \t, I. ; —, v. it. tt n.

laxtr ! ctsstr.
Cckoatinn, cfss-sr'-i licun/, f. tnsatioii i tusftiisioii, f.

<"CSS||]|C, tPNs'-sl-M', (I. irKMfilt.

('cssi<in, ci;i ll^'-fimc, r. leiMoii, t.

Cc■^slon,lry, lii :hi"'-nma-ri, n. tts\iôiiiiirt, m

<■fssiiic.it, ci'ss'-incnn't, t. ustitltt tit fniifài, f.

(Irsiir.i, ti»iou'-rn, .i, (l'siiif, f.

(.'ct.u riiiis, cl-t<i'-cliiiicr, II. it'rni/.

Cli.il'", Irlirifc, i. (olirt, f. ; tnif'ortiintui, m. \ —, T'. n. ft

M. ci /uiiiper, inelirt f'I r.il^rt ; fut'iinifr ; ïfltiforler.
(.'hiifiT, tttiiif -ciir, ,[. fuiirfift ; ft^'ion, m,
Cliafiry, ttliiT-ri, s. rhuujlfrit, f.
Cliiiir, tth.itr, s. fail/f, f. ; — ciittcr, s. /ladic-faillt, ni. ;

ivufnir lif fiiilit, ni.
Clialkr, tcli.itr-fiir, T'. il, iiiiiri/iiiiuiff,
Challirn, ti li.ilf'-Liiriii', s. iluindifre, f.
Clialtinth, tiJi.iriiin i lie. t./iininii, m.
Clialfy, tcli.iC-i. II. />/i-i>i Ut fini It.

Clia^rin, i:lM(.;riMc', s.chii);iiii, m. ; —, i'. ii. ihii);riiitr.
Chain, tcliiMii", .1'. ihiiliit, f. ; - s, pl.fti\, m. pi. ; — |iiini|),

j. tlui/itifl, m. ; — sliDt, s. bKiiltl luiiit, ni, ; — wurk, s.

rf'sfiiii, m. ; —, t. a. eiuliutner.
Chair, teller/, t. ihiuse, f. \ Jnultuil, ni, ; -ninn, s. pr^-

siiUiit, m.
riiaisc, chèz^, i. chaisf. f. ; cnln-ioltt, m,
CMialIce, kal'-isv, s. ciiliit, iii.j loufe, f.
Clialk, te h.lk, s. irait : iiiaiiit, f. ; — (.It, s, imirini'rf,

f. ; — stuiic, X. pierre ite i/imix, f. ; — , r. n. iriiyoïiiiir;

(algiier.
Cli.ilky, tcli,1k'-l, s. crayeux.
Challenge, tclial'-cn'iljc, s. <!/»/.•/. i/,'/i, m. ; >i\ iitiitloii /

pri'leiilii'ii, t. ; ii»iiiiiii:s, ni,; —, ;■, a. nfptUr en

lilitl ; défier; reiusir ; Du I'ser, prettiiilrt a.
Challenijer, Itli.ir-riin-dji nr, s. appt/iiiil, ajp-tsttlir, m.
( lianiaae, clia-na'df', s. ihaiiinile, t',
Clianilicr, tclit'nie'-luur, ,f. ihamhte ; lahiiitt, m. ; totle,

{,', - council, .f. iviiifil .•.en il, ni.; - cnunstllir, s.

avi'tat c^iisullaiil, m. ; ■- IcHmv, t, lainaïaUt île

chamhit,m.; — ni.iid, ^./onint ilf ifitiml>n\i. ; - lut,

.t, pot lit i/ia>nl»e, \\\. ; — ,t. a. et u, tnftrvier dans

Kilt (hainhrt ; risuler : iiilri);uer.
Cluiiilierlain, tcln;iiic'-ri'iir-lt.'iu', .i. ilianihiltuii, m.
Lli.uiilicrlainsliip, tthc'iiiir'-bcui-lin<'-cliip/, s, chainbel-

III nie, f.
Cliaineleim, kami'-ll-eun^ s. cam/leoii, m.
(-■|iaiiif<.r, tcliam'-fuur, s. chmi/rtin, m. ; —, 7/. a. than-
Cli.'iinuis. clia-nii', s. iliiiiHon, m. [/reiiier.

Chamomilc, kam'-6-niailc r. laiiioiiii/le, f,
C'h.iini). tcliaiirp, v. a. triililifr ; iviii;tr.
Cliaiii|iai^'n, iliaiiK-'in^iic, j. ra»ip,it;iii\ f.
Chainpiun, ti lianu-'-pi-ciin«', s. ihaiiipii'ii, m. ; —, 1: a,

litjitraii lOiiihal.
Chainpioness, ttli.iiiii?'-pi-inin-cssc, s x'iii'rri^re, f.
Chance, tchann'c*', s. Iinsanl, ni. ; ineiilme, f. ; l)y — ,

par hasard ; to t.iko one's - s, risi/iier: —, a.
/«rtiiit ; aicidtulil ; iin',y.'oiitaire ; — ,v. n, arriver :

Vfiiir à ; .te trimmer par /ia.uird.
rhancealilc, t(:liaMn'-s.i-t>r, a. /ortuil.
• hanctfnl, ti li.inn'c/-f()iil, ./. Iia.snidius,
t'Iianixl, tchanii'ccl, .r. samiiiairi-, m.
( haiiccll(T, Ich.inn'-cel-enr, s. ihaiurlUr, m.
Chancclhirsliip, Iclianià'-ccl-cur-chipr, s, dii;inte de

chancelier, f.
Chancery, tchann'-scuri, ,r, chaïuel/eiti-, f,
tChancy, tch.uin'-ci, ii. /leiiieux.
Cliandelier, tch.inn-dc-lirf', lamliUihre, m.
Chanillcr, tcli.inn'd'-k'iir, ,r. iliaiidilnr, revendeur, in.
Chandlery, tchann'd-lciir-i, chandeUeric, f. ; denrées de

re^iendeur, f. pi.
Clianfrln, tchanii'-frinc. x. chanfieiii, m.
Change, tchén'djf, s. ihaiis^emeiil, i/uiiii;e, m, ; hoitrse :

nouvelle lune, f. ; —, v. a. cl n. ihaii/^er ; cihaiiaer;

traquer.
Changeablc, tchciin' -dja-M', n. — bly, ,ji/. ihan^^eaitf ;

inccH.ftant.
Changeableness, tchciin'-dja-bl-nessr, s. vaiiabililt,

iiiconslaiice. i.
Chanceful. tch;iin'dic foui, a, inconstant.
Chaiiijeless, tclicnirdjc'J.t;ssf, a. invarùiblf.

Chansrllnfr, tcMnn'ilJr ■ \\\\\\ni, 1. tufeml tufteiiit

heiîft, m.
ChaiiKor, tthifnn'-diciir, r. changeur, m.
Cliannt'l, tchann'-ci, t. laiial, m. t («HHtlurt, ( ; — *,

n. lanntler : sillonner.
Chant, icti.inn't, s. Juinl, m. ; -■, f, a. (Manier,
Ch.inUr, ttliiinn'tc'iir, i, iHanlii, m.
Cil. lundi er, ti.liann'tikliri', t (ly. ni.
(halilnss, tcli.inn'-irchkf, /. ehanleuit, f.
Ch.intry. ti h,uin'-tri, s. ihapeltt, (,
< li.ms, ki-'-iic/*, t. chiiiK, III.
( h.iollc, ki'-cit'-ik, a. i/ia,<lii/ne, cini/iit.
l h.ip, tcli.ip^ s. Jfule , j^erinie , fuiiihoire, f. ; ■/m.

land; |iv>;</, m. ; - ,1. a, tl H. Jtndre, gtrter , it
Chapr, tclic'|>/, ,t, allailie, f. [ leiuire,

Cli.ipci, tch.ip'-» I, f. iluipelle, f. ! - fif case, siidiiiuiti,

(. ; —, »'. a. de/i-'Mr daiit une ihafelit : inirt
C hapolrs^, tclii'p'-lcss/, .< \ain allai he. [ihapriU.

I hipellany, tch.ip'-pll-tiinl, ihapeUe, f.
Cli.ipcrun, tcli,ip'-cur-ciin', s. chaperon, \n.\ —, t. a,

liuiperioiner,
( ii.ipf.illin, Icliiip'-Ml'»/, n. d/ioiirai;/, consltriii,
C liapl.iin, U h.ip'liiu', ihape/aiii.
Cli.iplain.liip, tchap'-linn-thipr, s. chapellenit, f. ; <'/(«

ifaiiniihiiir, m,
Ch.ipkss, tl hup'lcss/, a. qui a les Joues creur/i.
( li.ipht, tilKip'-Iilti-, s. chapiltt, ni. ; i,'Uiilande, f.
l.'li.ipiiiaii, tcli.ip' iii.iiw, 1, chaland, m. ; prulu/iit, l,
lli.ipiii.iiiiy, tcli.ip iii.i</<-ri, s. pialii/iit,f,
K h.ipplt, tl li,ii>'jiitf, II, Jrapft,
Cli.ippy, tchop -pi, a. ireuisse.
C li.ips, Iclinp'z, s. pi. gueiilt, f,
Cli.ipt, Idiiipl, 7', ( h.ip.
( h.iptir, tcti.ip'-tLiir, s. chapitrIL m,
l li.iptri'l, tchap'-trci, .r, iinpoile} f.
Char, tcli.ir, s. ontraiie a la joufiii'e, m. ; tdchi; f:

— wiiiii.in, feninit de lownee, f. ; —work, s. ^'rn
oiiTrax'e, ni.; —, T. a. et n. réduire eu ih,irt>oii;
tl ai ailler à la /l'urne'e.

C li.ir.u tur, kar'-.ik-lfiir. s. caractère ; persituiim^'e, m,;

repul,:lion : loiidilion.f. \ by the —,ii<us It nriii;

—, 7'.!.. imprimer : i;iiner ; dicrire.
ChatartcTistic, -al, kar-ak-ll-ris'-tik, —ni, a, -ally,

iiiA uiiailirislii/iie ; -, s. ciirailcyi.itii/ne, f.
('Ii.ir.uicrlsticalncss, karakll-ils'-ti-k.ilncbs*', i. laiiii-

Icrislii/ue, f.
{■|i.iractcrizc-, kar'-ak-tirii/i", i'. u. caractériser: dr'i liri,
t li.iractcrlcss, k.ir'-aktciir-less, s. sans caitulère.
( li.ir.ido. tl liari-di', s. ,/iaiade, f.
( li.iiLoal, Ich.ir'-kùle, r. liiarhon de bois, m,
C li.udo, tcli.irili', ,v. tard,', f.
Cliarj;e, tihardjc, s. cliar^e; carde, f. ; soin; or.lrr,

m. ; exhiirfatinn ; accusation ; atlaiiiie. f, ; emplM,

111.; pretention, f. ; — house, .r. eu'le ijrninile. f. i

— s, pi, frais, f. pi. ; — , v. a. chart^er ; imposer : iiih
piller; oitloiiner ; accuser ; atlai/iier ; deinaiidtr.

Ch.irjjcalile, tchar'-dja bl", a. dispendieux: eoiileii.x;

acciisahte ; — bly, ad. ii g ramie s frais.
(Ji.iryeableness, tchiir'-dja-br-nessf, s. frais, m. pi.
(■|la^^,'eflll, tcli.irdji'-foiil, ii. dispendieux,
l'h.irutlcss, tchanlj/'-lessc, a. sans frais, [tii.

(;ii,irL'er, tch.ir'-djciir, s. cheval dt ba.'aille ; chni^-nr,
Charily, tche'-ri-li, ad. avec econumie, son'iienseinciil.
Chariness, tché'-ri-ness/, s. s.nn, ni. ; d/licalesse, f.
Chariot, tchar'-i-cut/, s. char; coupe, ni.; — r.KO, i,

course de chars, I'. ; — , v. 11. voitiirer.
Charioteer, tchar'-i-eut-iri', s. conducteur de cluxr,

cocher, ni.
(h.irit.ible, tch.ir'-i-ta-br, a. - bly, ad. charitable,
l'Iiarity, tchar'-iti, s. charité, f.
CiMrlalaii, cliar'l.i-taii<", s. charlalaii, 111.
t'Ii.irl.itanicil, ch.irl.i t.iiin'ik.il, a. de iharlalaii.
( li.irlataiiry, char'-la-t,inii-ri, f. ihariataneric, f.
Cih.iriii, tcli.irnic, s. charme, 111. ; —, 7', a. charmer.
C'Iiarintr, icliar'-niciir, .f. eiuhiiiilcur, m,
Charnifnl, tcharinr'-foiil, n. charmant. \i>i.iii!i.

(!liarniiiij,'ly, tchar'-iiiiir>;;/£'li, 171/. dune manière , li,v-
llMrniiiiK'iiess, tch.ir'-niiirfr»;<--iiess/', s. charme, alluW,
Charniltss, tch.irnit'-lessc, ii. sans charme, \\\\.

Charnel-liousc, tcliar'-ni-l-haousf, s, cJiaruier, m.
Chart, Ichartf, s. carte, f.
Charter, tchar'-tciii, s. charte, chartie, f. ; — lioii':!,

s. chartreuse, f. ; v. a. fréter.
Ch.iry, tch(5'-ri, 1». soixiuiix.
Chase, tchi'c»', s. chasse, f. ; ehdssis, ni.; — ijiin. i.

canon de chasse, 111. ; —, v. a. cha\ser ; eiicMiisicr,
Chaicr, tchc-ceur. s. ihassciir ; ciseleur, m,
(^hasm, ka^ni, x abime, m.
Chasse, tcha'-ci, s. chasse, m.
Chaste, tcliésti», a. — ly, ad. chaste , pur.
(."Iiabttn, tché'-s'n, v. a. , hdlier.
IJhastenesâ, tchtbtfiiesîf. i/. Chastity.

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Cti»*!)*», Ieha«i.'-l«t/r. v. a. ch.tlitr, rtrfiftr.

ChiiiiKciiieiil, lcli,i'ii'-tl//-i)it:iiii'l, I. ihilltHitiit. in.

( h.l^ll^•'r, li.ll.l«%'-t.ll-lr.ir, jr. ihillltlir. III.

tli.istily. lcli.i»s'-lt-ll, iUa\til*, fttrttt, I.

lh.il, tch.it^ I. iiiiiirrif, (. t utifiitt, m. \ —wood, i.

ttunu à<<i<. III. I T'. >i. iiiiittr, f>n/ii/Ur.
C'li.il'll.uiy, ti li.it'rl k'lil, r. iliJftlli-in/, t.
( li.ttli-l, Uli.ii'tl', 1. />ifn mtif'i/it'r, III.
Ch'iltcr, Icliiitt'-i'ur, s. /i,i/>ii, tui/inf, in. i —, v. n. t>i-

hiilir ; ii4i/i«ftr ; ilaqutr,
Ch.ittertr, tcli.itt'-ciir.(.iir, t. baliUUrii,jattur, ni.
Chatty, tcliatt'-l, <i. muimr, in,
Ciirtw, icli.l, s. hj/oiie, f. ; —, v. a. méfhfr,
( li.iiiMroii, tcli.l'-ilreunr, s. tiifrai//rs, f. |i|.
Clif.iii, li:lii|V, II. — ly. Ill/, li At)« iHnnht^ li tint ^rix:
tliM|icn, tclil|)'-'ii, V. Il, iniirihiMiitifii /utrt biihifr

lit }• ris.
Chv.i|ii-ncr, tclil'-p'nciir, s. tniti.liitmi.'itr, m.
C'ht'i|ine»<, tchi|)c-ncss<r, i. bon w.i>-,/V/, biii ^riv, in.
Clic.it, Itliit^ J. tromfirrie, /ourbtrit, f., Joiitbt, in. ;

-■, V. II. tromftr ; tniHif.
Cliciter, Iclii'-lciir, s. tromftitr.fourbt, in.
Cliu.iiinijly, tclii'-tlnV"-ll, iiJ. fitr Iro'ii/itrit.
Chi'tk. It'ick, s. tihtc ; frti» ; ob\t.iilt ; r^frimt»»(tt i

iOHtrtmanfitt ; fitni/t, {. ; df/it, tn. ; aiSii,'ii,tlioii,

f ; —, 7'. it. ft n. >•'/<> iintr ; am'tfr ; ti'/^iint unfrr ,

\'ii)n'fer : il.xuify ulin .
C'li'ikcr, l< liik'-eiir, r. fihiiiuiei; in. ; -• w.iyv — wise,

ti.t. fi$ Cihii/iiu'r; — Mfiirk, s. fii.iii/itff.-i ir, f, j — ,

V. .1. liit'iifr f>i iiirrrs ; tiitrfioiif'i'r.
Chi'ckiii.itt:, Iclicck'-nnJtr, s. tihet it »iiit, in. i —, t'. a.

flirt fihtc et tnat,
Cnotkriill, tclick'-r(')l/, s. f'tntiU inni.^oii, in.
Cheeky, tclick'ki, <i. mun/ueft', tiu'U,
Check, tchlk^, s.joiii, f. ; — \>y jowl, li'tti\ ti'tt ; — lione,

1. OS lit la joue, in. i - tufitfi, s. molaire, f.
Cheep, tchipr, V. it. );azoiiiller;
Cheer, tchir, s. ili^re ; a''"'", f. i foura^je, in. ; —, »■. a.

It n. ét;ayer, inniitidijtr ; it ri'jouir ; tu — up, fnn-

dri couragl.
Cheerer, IcTii'-rciir, s. celui qui rrjouit.
Cheerliil, tcliir»-' l'uil, ii. — ly, iiii.j:ai, lii/oui'.
l.hierfuhicss. tcliir'-fmil ncsv, s. i;uieli', 1. j eii/oihiiinf.
Cheerless, tcliir'-iessc, n. triste, »ii'/iiii(oli,/ue, jiii.

Clieerly, tcliir'-li, Clu ery, tclii'-ri, tiijoue.
Cheese, Itlii/c, s.J<omiit;e, in. ; — i.ikf, s. tnhnouse, f. ;

— tiirils, s. lail Ciiille, in. ; t— f.it, s. Jroina^'er, in. ;
— iimnner, s. iuiirfli<ni,i lie /roiiuifje, in. j — rennet,
s. liiilie-liiit. ni. i — vat, s. e'lliise, i.

Cheesy, t<:hi'-zi, a. ciise'euv.

Chely, ki'-li, .f. fiiice, serre, f.

tChen/ie, tchcnn'-si, s. chaîne, f.

Clierisli, teller -ilIi^, t. u. chtrir ; iinurrir, [in.

Cherislier, tclier'-kii-eur, s. celui i/ui cheril ; /iroleileiir.

Cherry, tclicr'-i, s. cerise, I. ; — li.iy, s. laurier, in. ;

— pit, s.fosetle, t. ; — stone, s. noyau de cense, in. ;
—tree, .f. cerisier, in.

Chenili, tcher'-ioul)^, s. ch/ruliii, ni.

Chervil, tclicr'-vil, s. cerfeuil, in.

Cliesnut, tdifss'-iieut»', v. Clitstiiut.

Chess, tclicss, s, icJitcs, in. pi.; — lioard, s. fchitjiiicr,

m. ; — ni.in, s. fioii, in. ; — pl.iycr, s. joueur li'ciluis,
Chessnin, tcliess'cniiic, s. tericmi, in. (in.

Chest, tclicbtu, s. caisie, f. ; coffre, in. ! f citrine, f. ; —

ofilr.iwers, s. cotnmoHe, f. ; — fiiinulcrcd, a. coiirhiitii ;

— (oiindcriiif;, s. courbature, f. ; — , v. a. en caisser.
Chestnut, tchtss'-iieut^, s. c/ii1lin\'iie, (. ; — plot, .'.

ihiilaitl>ieraie, f. ; — tree, s. ch,ilaii;>iier, in.
Chev.ilier, cliev-.T lir<r', r. clie^xilier, iii.
Cheveu, Ichev'-v'ii, s. ilialot, ill.
Chevenl, tcliev'-er.ll, s. chevreau, m.
Chevisaiite, lchev'-i-siiu«, s. enlrepri.ie, f.
Chew, tcliiou, V. a. et h. ntJcher ; ruminer ; méditer;

—, s. chii/iie, f.
Chicane, ciii-kcn»-', s. chicane, f. ; —, v. ti. chicaner.
Chicaner, chi-k-i'-ncur, s. chuaiieiir, in.
Chicanery, clii-ke'-neuri, s. iJiicaiierie, f.
Chick, tcliik, T. II. j,'ermrr, pousicr.
Chick, tcliik, Cliickeu, tcliik'-iiu', s. poulet, in. •.poulette,

{.; cliickcn-licartcil, a. peureux, poltron ; cliickeiipnx,

s. petite vc'roU îv/,i)ite, f. j cliick.-i)cas,/<'./t'ii chiches,

m. pi. ; chick-weed, s. mouron, m.
Chickiin^;, tchik'-Iin'i'H^, s. poussin, m.
Chid, tcliidc, V. Cliiilc. {se quereller.

•Chide, tcliaïdf, f. a. et n. j;rcndrr,Himer ; quereller ;
Cliider, tch.iï'-deur, s. grondeur, m.
Chief, tcliif, a. — ly, ad. principal, capital, suprtmt ;

— . s. chef. 111.
Chieilc'ss, IcliiC-lc'.^, a. sans chef.
Chieftain, tchif-teiin, s. chef, capitaine, m.
Chieftainry, tcliif-lenn-ri, Chieftainsliip, tcliif-tenn-

sliipc, s. di^nili! de chef, f.

; —, V. a. chap-ltr.

fChlolill, clilel», f. //. irunei giirftni, m. pi.

( hllbl.ini, l(liir.|)l«iin, I. iii^eluie, 1

C'Inid, Uli.iilil/ (//. chiidmit, s. infant, m. ; fmni « — ,

d^t l'iiijancij to be wuh —, ttri tmemti i — lieiiriiiK.

s. grosM\si,i.\ — b«(l, i. toMchu, (. pi. J — birtii, j.

in/antiment, m,
Chlldcriii.ind.iy, tchll'-dcrniasj-iW, /. f/ie du luna'

lenff, f.
ChildliMinl, trh.ii1d'-liiiudi', /, infiiic*, f.
« tnhlisli, tchail.l'-itln'. II. — ly. ad. injantin, fii/ril,
Cliildi.lincss, IcIl.iiKI'-iclw-licsv, s. iiifaniuia^i, m. |

piieriiit/, f.
Ciiildlcsi, Itli.illillciv, a. v»"' enfants.
t liiUllikc, lcll.llll|■l.llk^ II. d'infant, pui'rll,
i hildrcn, tcliirdrnrn, v. (.'tiild.
Chili, Iclill, Il /)i'/i<, in\eii\ibte ; —,s.froid,/lrisson,m.\

—, V. a. glacer, geler.
Chllline», tchir-ll-ues»^, s.frissan, m.
Clnlly, tcliil'-ll, a./rileu.\.
C'hilness, tchll'-nesv, s./ioid, m.
Clilnie, tch.iiin^, /. harmonie, f. ; — nf IvclU, nirtlloH,

In. î —, J' II. et n. s'anoniir ; carillonnir,
Cliinicra, klnii'-riA, s. chimère, f.
C."liliiiorlcal, ki-in(!r'-l-k,il, n. - ly, ad. chimirigiit,
C'Iiiinlcal, etc., kiin'-i k.il, v. C'iiyinical, utc,
t<'liliiil('y, 1'. ( liiiniicy,

< Imiuîu J, Icliiin' ni, i. ihiinince, f. t — turner, T. ci'i»! dit
Jtu, III.; •- munuy, s. foua\;e, ni. i — nwucpur, i.

ramoneur, m.
(!hin, tcliiiK, s, mintiir, m.
Cliin.i, te li.ir-n.i, .t. porcelaine, t. ; —ware, t. pcrct-

laine, f.
("liincoiiK'li, trliin^'-knf, s. coqueluche, f.
Cliiiit', Icl.ainr, j. eihine ; iihinee, i. \ —, t'. a. e'ihiner.
Cliiilk, tcliiii k, s. Jente, ernam, f. ; — , T'. a. et n.

findrt ; faire sonner ; tinter.
Ctiinky, tcnin'k'-l, a. crevasse'.
Cliinso, tcliliin'M, v. a. caljater.
1 liintz, ttliinn'ts^, s. indienne, f.
( liip, Iclii))!', t. copeau, m,; ini/'te, i.
( liippin^,', Icliip'-piii >;>;<•, s eiiat, m.
( liir.i^;r.i, k.ii-re'-jjr.i, s. chiracre, f. [gatouilter.

< liirp, ti lieiirp^, s. gazouillement, ni.; —, v. n.
C hirurnical, kaireur'-iTjik.il, ii. ihii urgiqiie.

Cliiscl, tclii/'-il, s. ciseau, m. ; — wotk, s. ciselure, f. i

—, V. a. (/.ic.'iT.
Cliit, tcliitr, s.geitne ! bambin, m. i taiht de rousseur,

f . ; —, V. n. germer.
(.'hitcliat, tcliit^'-tcliatf, s. caquet, ni.
Chitterlln>,', tchitt'-cur-lin't,'»!?, jr. /abot, m.; - s, pi.

boyaux, m. p|. [roui^eur.

Cliitty, trliitf i, n. enfantin ; criiivrt de lathes ,it
( liiv.ilrniis, K liiv'-.il-reiicc, .i. iheraleresqiit,
Cliiv.ilry, tcliiv'-.dri, s. chevalerie, f.
c:iilves, tcli.ilvz, s. pi. civette, f.
Cliliiric, klù'-rik, a. chlorii/ue.
(C'Iiuast, tcliostf, X. rhnine violent, ni.
Clmcol.itc, tcliok'-o-liit»', s. chocolat, r.i. ; ~ pot, *.

chocolatière, f.
Choice, tclioic^, s. choix, m. ; elite, f. ; —, a. choisi, rare,
Choiccless, tclioîc^'-lt'ss/, a. qui ti'a pas le choix,
Cliiiiccly, tchiiïc?'-li, ttd. avec choix.
C'hoiccnuss, tcliuic^-uess^, s. detiiatcsse, f.
Cliciir, koii.ii'-eiir, s. thieur, m.
Clioke, tcliôkf, s. foin d'artichaut, m. ; — pear, s.poii-e

d'angoisse, f . j —, v. a. suffoquer: étouffer i to —

iip, engorger.
Clioker, tcluV-keur, s. celui qui suffoque,
■ ('lioky, tcliôki, a. suffocant.
Clioler, ko' -leur, s. bile ; colère, f.
C'iiolcra-murbus, kur-eur-u-inur'-beuc/, s. choUra-mor-

bus, m.
Choleric, kol'-cnrdk, a. choUrique.
Clioloricness, kol'-eurlk-iicss*', /. disposition à lit

colère, {.
•Choose, tcliouzc, v. a. et it, (hoisir, ^lire ; tte pouvoir

s'empêcher de.
Chooser, tchou'zeiir. s. celui qui choisit.
Chop, tcliop^, J. it)/^/?/^^ ; tranche, gueule ; \boutique,

f. ; — house, s. gargote, t. ; cabaret, m. ; — s, //,

bouche; embouchure, f. ; —, v. a. et «1. couper;

hacher; gercer; troquer, e'chang'r ; changer,

varier; donner dans; to — vyi,deivrer,
Chopin, tchop'-in/, s. chopine, f.
Chopper, tchop' peur, s. couperet, m.
Chopping;, tcliop'-in j;iie, a. gros et gras ; — block, /,

hachoir, m. ; — kiiife, s. couperet, m.
Choppy, tchop'-pi, a. fendu.
Choral, kô'-ral, a. de chœur.

Cliflrd, kord<', s. corde, f. ; —, v. a. grtrttir de cortittt
Chorister, kor'-is-tcur, s. choriste, chantre, m.
Clioiography, ko-rog'-rafi, s. chorégraphie, f.

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Chorus, kor'-ellc^, i. cfxriii; in.

Chose, tcMzf, Chosen, tcho'-z'n, v. Choose,

Choii>;h, tcheuf, s. clioinas, m.

Chouse, tclmoii/^, s. dupe; di(/>erie, (. ; —, v, a.

trotnffr, dii/er.
IChowl, tchCil?, s. joue : face, f.
Chrism, kriziii, r. chn'me, in,
Cnrist, kr.iistc, r. le CArisf.
Christen, kris'-s'n, 7/. a. /xi/ii'ser.
Chri-itendiiin, kris'-s'n-doiiif, s. clin'lienle', f.
VThristenini;, kris'-s'n-in j;;/c, s. bnpte'ire, in.
Cliristian, krist'-ïcunf', a. — ly. a,/, ilirelien ; — n.»inc,

nom de I'lip/i'iHf, in. ; —, s. clin-liiu, ni.
Christi.inisni, krist'-ieuiKr-uni, Christianity, kris-tcliian'-

i-ti, s. christianisme, in. [liaiiism^.

Chrisliiini^e, krisl'-icnii-.n'zt*, 7'. a. convertir au clirii-
Cnristnias, krist'-inac^, .;. AWV, ni. : — box, f. c'triiincs,

{. pi.
Cliroinatlc, krô-niat'-ik, a. clirouiatique.
Chronic, kroii'-ik, a. chroniipie. [>-0.'.\r.'>vr.

Chronicle, kron'-i-kl', s. chronique, f. ; — , v. a. en-
Chronicler, kron'-i-kleiir, .r. chrotiii/iieiir, in.
Chronulojjical, kroii-6-lo(lj'-i-kal, a. — ly, nd. dirono-

logique.
Chronolo^fy, kiô-nol'-o dji, s. dironolof^ie, {.
Chrysalis, l:riss'-a-liss, s. chrymliile, f.
Chnl>, tclieul), s. chabot : rustre, m.
Chnblicd, tctieub'-ed, C'hnbby, tolienb'-i, a.Joufln.
Chuck, tthenk, s. )jiousset;ie>it, in. , — , v. n.^'toussir.
■tChnckies, tcheiik'-icr, s. pt. voi,Ti//e, f.
Cluicklc, tchcuk'-kl, z: a. et n. shnsser ; caresser ; rire

aux I'clats.
Cliiid, tchcud, V. a. ronger, inncher.
Chuff, tchouf, r. rustre, m.
UmlVily, tclicur-i-li, ad. xrossûreiii/uf.
Chufliness, tchcnf-i-nesst', s. x>'''ss'érete\ f.
ChulTj', tche«f'-i, a. j;rossier.

Chum, tcliinniic, s camarade de cliaiuhrc, in. ; ihijue, f.
Cliuini), tchcuin'i), -s. I'illot, hloc, in.
Cluwch, tchcurtch*", s. Cj^lise, f . ; —ale, s. d dicace

d'laiise, f. ; — bench, s. t>anc d'ij;lise, in. ; — law, j.

droit , anon, in. ; — in.in, s. ccc!-siasiii/iie, in. ; — war-
den, x. nvxr.;ui!iici-, in. ; — J ard, s. cimetière, in.
Churchdoni, tcheurtclif'-deuiiu', .r. autorité' eccisias-

tiijue, ('.
Churl, tcheurl, s. paysan, ntstre, in.
Churlish, icheiir'-lichc, a, — ly, ad, j^rossier, hrulul.
Churlishness, tcheur'-lichc-ncss<', jr. grossièreté, bru-

talit,', f.
Churn, tclieurnc, s. baratte, f. ; — stair, s. batte à leurre,

f. ; — , V. a. battre le beurre.
Cliyniic, — al, kim'-ik, —al, a. - ally. ad. chimique,
Chyiuist, kini'-istir, s. chimiste, m.
Chyniistry, kini'-is-tri, s. chimie, f.
Cibarious, s;u-bé'-rieuc<^, a. alinteiitaire.
Cicatrice, cik'-a-tric^, s. cicatrice, f.
Cicatrize, cik'-a-traïz^, i'. a. et n. cicatriser; se cica-
Cichory, Chicory, tchik'-o-ri, s. chicorée, f. [triser.

Cicurate, cik'-iou-rét^, v. a. apprivoiser.
Cicuta, ci-kiou'-ta, s. cijji/è', f.
Cider, saï'deur, .v. cidre, ni.

Cig.ir, ci-Kar<;', s. cigare, m.
Cilery, cil'-eur-i, s.yiuillaj;e, i

Cincture, cin'k'-tiour?, s. ceinture, f.

Cinder, cinn'-ilenr, s.fraisil, m.

Ciner.ation, cin-i-ré'-cheiinc, s. cine'ratiou, f.

Cingle, sin'-^jl', s. sangle, ni.

Cinnabar, ciim'-na-bar, s. cinabre, m.

Cinnamon, cinn'-na-nieuiic, s. cannelle, t. ; — tree, s.

can:tcllier, m.
Cinq, ciim'k, s. cinq, m.
Ciuii, saï'-eun^, s. scion, r-yeton, m.
Cijjher, .saï'leur, s. chijf're ; zero, m.; —, Z'. a. et n.

écrire en chiffres ; chiffrer.
Circinate, ceur'-si-nétc, v. a. arrondir.
Circle, ceur'kl' (cer'kl), s. cercle, m. ; —, f. a, et ti.

tourner en rond; entourer.
Circlet, cer'.klett, s. petit cercle, m.
Circuit, cer'-kiti», s. circuit, m. ; tournée, f. ; —, z'. a.

faire le tour de. [detours.

Circuitous, cer-kiou'-i-teuc(7, a. - ly. ad. dctouru;' ; par
Circular, cer'-kiou-lcur, a. — ly, ad. circulaire ; — , s.

circulaire, (. [cu/er.

Circulate, ccr'-kiou-lët?, v. a. et n. faire circuler ; cir-
Circulating, cer'-kiou-lé-tiu'gKr, a. circulant ; — hbrary,

s. cabinet de lecture, m.
Circulation, cer-kiou-lé'-chcun?, s. circulation, f.
Circulati ry, cor'-kiou-lë-teur-i, <r. circulaire.
Circumanibiency, ccr-kcuni-ainf'-bienn-ci, s. enceinte, {.
Circumcise, ccr'-keunic-saizc, z'. a. circoncire.
Circumcision, cer-keuinc-ciz'-jcun^, s. circo'uision, f.
Circumference, ccr-kcuiuï'-fi-reim'ci;, s. et: conference, f.

Circumflex, cer'-kcumt'-fleks, r. circonflexe, m.
Circnmfuse, ccr-keum^-fiouzf', z'. a. répandre autour.
Circumincent, ccr-keuni^-djé'-cenn't, a. environnait'.
Cirtumloculion, ccr-keuniclo-kiou'-cJieiiiK-, s. circonlo-
cution, f.
Circn!iiiiavip;atc, ccr-keuiiif-n.iv'-i-j;«ét^, v. a. navit,'uer

autour de.
Circumna\ ij^Mtion, cer-keunu--fi;i-vi->;é'-clieiin<', s. lui-.i-

fation autour de, 1.
Circumrol.itioii, cer-kenni'-rA-té'-clicun^', J-. ro'a'ici:. f.
Circumscribe, cer-keninc-skraïbc', v. a, lirconscrirr.
Circuniscri|)tion, cer-keuni<'-skri|>'-clieuni', s. circoii-

scription, f.
Circumscriptive, ccr-keninc-skrip'-tivc, a. qui cimvi
Circumspect, cer'-kiuni<'-bpekt, ii. circonspect. [stril.
Circumspection, ccr-keunu'-spek'-clieuut', s. circcn\pcc-

lion, {.
Circumspective, cer-keuni^-spck'-tivf, a. — !y, ad. cir-

conspcct ; avec circon sfiection.
Circuiiis|iectness, cer'-kcuiiK'-spekt-ness^, s. circomfec-

tioit ; prudt nce, f.
Circumstance, ccr'-keunK-stan'c?, s. circonstance ; con-

ddioK, f. ; — , Z'. a. circonstaiicier.
Circumstantial, cer-keunif-stann'-ch.il, a. — V- '"'■ cir-
constancié ; accidentel ; —s, s. pi. iLtails, accessoires,

ni. pi.
Circumstantiate, cer-keunif-stanii'-chi-dt^, v. a. circon-

stancier, dètniiier.
Circiimvallation, cer-keuiii<r-v.al-li;'-clieunf, s. circoiroat-

lation, f. [prendre.

Circumvent, cer-keuinf-vcnn't', v. a. circonvenir, sur-
Circumvohition, cer-keum<f-vo-liou'-rheun^, s. cirtoiivo-
C ircus, ccr'-keuc^ (//. — ses), s. cirque, m. [lutioii, {.
Cist, ciste', s. tyste, ni.
Cistern, cis'-tcurnc, s. citerne, f.
Cit, citf, s. citadin, m.
Citadel, cit'-a-del, .r. citadelle, f.
t!il;itiijn, saï-té'-chc'.nit-, s. citation, f.
Cile, saïtc, V. a. citer, ajourner.
i Citer, s.ii-tcur, s. celui qui cite.
! Cithern, ci:li'-eurii!', s. sistre, ni.

, Citizen, cit'-i-z'n, s. citoyen ; b.'^n-Qcois, m. [ci'oycn.

j Citiienize, cit'-i-zen-aizf, z'. a. conférer les droits de
Citizenship, cit'-i-zenn-chip?, s. droit de bourgeoisie, ni.
Citrine, cit'-riiv, a. citriii.

Citron, cil'-remic, s. citron, m. ; — tree, s. citrontiier, m.
City, cit'-i, s. cite, ville, f. ; — court, s. tribunal unir,!-

cifal, m.
Civet, civ'-itc, s. ci--ett^, f. ; — cat, s. civette, f.
Civic, civ'-ik, a. civique.
Civil, civ'-il, a. — ly, ad. civil, honnête ; —war, s. guerre

civile, f.
Civilian, ci-vil'-i-auE-, Civilist, civ'-il-ist^ .r. docteur en

droit civil, m.
Civility, ci-vil'-i-ti, s. civilité, polilenesse, f.
Civilisation, civ-il-i-zé'-chemif, s. civilisation, t.
Civilize, civ'-il-aïz?, v. a. civiliser.
fClachan, klak'-an?, s. hameau, m.
Clack, klak, s. claquet, m. ; —, v u. cliqueter.
tClack-efecse, k!ak'-ij;hice, s. macreuse, f.
Clacker, klak'-eur, s. claquet ; bavard, m.
Clad, kladc-, v. Clothe.
tCIajîKeil, klag'-ghid^, a. embarrassé.
Claim, klénic, s. demande ; prétention, f. ; — , v. a, n-

clamer, prétendre.
Claimant, klé'-inann't, Claimer, klé'-meur, s, réclama-

teiii; prétendant, m.
tClaise, kléz^, s. vêlements, ni. pi.
fClaitlies, kléth'cir, j. //. vêlements, m. pi.
Clam, klanif, f. a. s'engluer ; être tnoitc.
Clamber, klam'-beur, z'. a. grimper.
Cl.unminess, klam'-i-iiess*', s. viscosité, f.
i,'laiiiiny, klam'-i, a. Z'isqueux.
Clamorous, klam'-eur-euc*", a. — ly, ad. bruyant ; à

grands cris.
Ci.imour, klam'-eur, s. clameur, f. ; bruit, m. ; — , v. n.

faire dit bruit ; vociférer.
Clamp, klam'p*', s. embotture ; Jumelle, f. ; appui, m. ;

— , î'. a. emboîter ; supporter.
tClaniyhevvit, kiruii'-i-liouit?, s. coup, m.
Clan, klaiic. s. clan, m. ; famille, t. ; —, v. ti. faire un

parti cabale r.
Clandestine, klann-dess'-tin<', a. — ly, ad. clandestin.
Clanj;, klan'^;, s. son perdant ; cliquetis, m. ; — , v. n.

pousser des cris perdants (v. aussi Clinj;).
Clangor, Clanijour, klan't;'-or, .r. son aigu, m,
ICIanjamfrie, klan'-djain-fri, s. populace, f.
Clank, klan'k, j. cliquetis; bruit aigu, m. j — , v. II.

tinter ; résonner.
Clap, klapf, J. claquement ; éilat ; \coup, m.; — board,

s. douve, f. ; chanteau, m. ;— , v, a, <tii, claçuer; ap-
plaudir; appliquer à.

CLA ri7S]

Clapper, klap'-eur, s. claqueur; ballant; elijiiet, m. ;

ilqii^ue, f.
Cl.iv'f>crclaw, klap'-ciir-kia, v. a. qutreUcr.
Claret, klar'-ctt, s. viit clairet, m.
Clarirhord, klar'-i-konit-, s. tlariLordf, in.
C'l.intication, klar-i-ri-k(.''-clieiin^ r. cliiri/icalion, f.
t'iarify, Ular'-i-fai, r». a. ctiirijiei%piirijicii:
Cl.irinut, klar'-i-nett, .t. lUtriiietle, f.
CI irily, klar'-i-;i, s. ctartc, f.
ICIariy, klar'-ti, a. sale.
jClas';, klasf, s. vêtements, m. pi.
Clash, klacli?, s. cii./uetis ; tJtoc, m. ; o/iposition, f. ;

^Ihi-.'art^ai^e, in. ; —, v. <». et ii./aire reteulir; rcsoii-

II r, se iHogiier ; sof<poser.
Clasp, klasp^, s. t\i;yaje, f. ; emhrasseiiieiit, m. ; —, v. a.

ai;rafer ; embrasser.
Clasper, klas'-pLiir, s. t,'tioti, ni. ; vrille, f.
Cl.isf, klacc, s. classe, f. ; rani;, ni. ; --, v. a. classer.
Classic, kl.iss'-sik, a. classii/iie ; — , s, auteur class ii/ue.

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Classical, klass'-i-kal, a. tlassijiie.

Classification, klas-si-fi-ko'-cliciiiiir, s. classijicatioit, i.

Classiiy. klass'-si-fai, v. a. classer.

(Clat, klatc, v. a. ratisser ; — , s. ralasioire, f.

Clinch klinn'cli^, s. e't/iiivoque, j'en He iiwts, m. ; c'taliih

xiie, f. ; —, t'. a. serrer ; eiaiiif-ner.
Clincher, klinn'-cheur, s. crtimfcii, m.
'Clinv,', klingn^, v. ti. seedier, sutunher ; adherer.
Clini;y, kliii px'-i, a. visqueux. '
Clink:, — al, kliu'-ik, — al, a. clinique.
Clink, kliim k, ,f. cliquetis ; f caii/> vicient ; nr,;,-iit, m. \

— , T. a. el n./aire tinier : tinier, résonner.
Clinciuant, kliini k'-nnn't, s. clin^juatit, ni.
Clip, klip, s. e>'ibras<.einent,\\\.; --,v, a. eiiibiirssfr ;
Clipper, klip'-ciir, s. rOi.'iieur ; toiiiieiir, m. [tomire.

Clippini,', klip'-pin'jj«c, s. roi;ni:re, f . ; t i» — tiiac,

ii prof OS.
Clu.ik, kloki", s. tnantcait ; masque, in.; — I).i^, s. /f-.V-

tncznieaii, ni. ; — , î'. a. el n. couvrir d un inanlcaii ;

masquer; dis'iimiilcr ; \ j;loHsser,
Clock, kick, J. li.irio.i^e, (.; loiu de has, in.; — <li J, s.

plaque (tendnle), !. ; — ni.ikcr, s. !iorloi;er, ni. ; —

r,',,'ikiiii^, c horiof;erie, f . ; — wurk, s. niointmcnt

d'une iiorh^e, m.
C'li)il, kloilc, s. molle, f. ; lourdaud, m. ; —, v. a. et n.

Jeter des molles à ; se coai;iiler.
Clodily, kloil'i, a. .criim/lcii\ ; grossier.

Cl.ittcr, klatl'-enr, j-./>-iifaj,- tirtî/ari/mv, 111. ; t— tr^P'i, tll^l,'. klojî, s. c)iai\^e, f. ; embarras, ni.; claque, f. ;

//. attirail, m. ; —, 71. a. et n. frapper avec fracas

clabauder ; résonner.
Clauclicatc, kll' li-kctc, T'. n. boiter en marchant.
ICI.iutiht, kiat^, a. empoix'iie: arrache.
Clause, V.\\ze, s, cl,tiise, f. ; membre de phrase, m.
Claiistr.il, klAs'-tral, a. clatislral.
tClaut, VWie, v. a. ratisser ; — , s. rôtissoire, f.
Clavatcd, klav'-c-teil, a. HOiien.x.
CliiVL', \di\e, v. Cleave.
tClaveis, klav'-eiirzf, s. babillage, m.
Clavicle, klav'-i-kl', s. claz'icule, f.
Claw, kl.l, s. grijfe ; pince,{.; —, v. ci. e'j^rati^ner ;

Jlaller ; to — oli", quereller.
Clawhack, clâ'-bak, s.Jlatleur, m.
Clay, klé, s. argile, i. ; —pit, s. mantière, f. ; — , v. a.

enduire d'argile ; marner.
Clayey, klé'-l, Clayish, klé'-iclic, a. argileii.v.
Cle.in, klin<r. It. — ly, ad. propre; bl^nc ; e'ie'gaitt ; — ,

ad. tout à fait, entihement ; — , z\ a. nettoyer.
Cleaner, kliiiif'-eiir, v. Cleanser.
Cleanlily, klin?'-li-li, ad. proprement.
Cleanliness, klin^-li-ncss^, s. propreté, f.
Cleanness, kline^-ncssc, s. froprele' : pureté ; élc'gance, f.
Cleanse, kleiin'z^, v. a. nettoyer, puri/icr.
Cleanser, kleiiii'-zeur, s. celui qui nelloie ; ciireur, in.
Clear, klir<f, a. — ly, ad. clair ; pur ; évident ; —, ad. loul

à fai' ; clair et net ; io i^Kt —, sortir d'une aj/'a ire ;

— sit;liled, a. clairvoyant ; — sijflitejness, .f. clairvoy-
ance, f. ; — , V. a, et n. clarifier; nettoyer ; Justifier ;

dégager ; acquitter ; gagner net; s'éclaircir; se .lé-

gager ; se découvrir.
Clcaraije, kli'-rklj^, s. enlèvement, m.
Clearance, kli'-rann'c-', s. acquit, m.
Clearness klir'-iiessc, s.'clartc, f. ; éclat, in. ; évidence;

innocence, f.
Cleai starch, klir'-startch?, v. a. empeser.
•Cleave, klivir, v. a. et n. fendre; se fendre ; adhérer ;

s'accorder.
Cleaver, kli'-veur, s. fendeiir ; couperet, m.
ICVck, klekf, v. a, ras. einbler ; corner.
tCleeil ' lulir, v. a. vêtir.
jCleek ikf, s. crochet; hameçon, m.
ÎCleek Uk^-itt-, a. attrapé.
Clef, kliu clef,{.

Cleft, ..leftf, s. fente, cr.. tse, f. v. aussi Cleave).
CleK, klegh, r. taon, m.

Cleineiicy, klein'-enn-ci, .r. démence, f. [meure.

Clement, kleni'-enn't, a. — ly, a.l. clément; avec clé-
Cf^fJiy. kler'-clji, s. clergé, m. ; — man, s. ecclésiastique.
Clerical, kler'-i-kal, a. clériial. [m.

Clerk, klark, s, clerc ; commis, m.
Clerkship, klark'-chip*, s. clérical; emploi de commis, m.
IÇleiijjh, kliflV, s. rocher, m.
Clever, klev'-ciir, a. — ly, ad. habile ; bienfait.
Cleverness, klev'-eur-ness^, s. habileté, f.
Clew, klioii, s. peloton ; guide, m. ; — , v. a. retrousser ;
Click, klik, V, ft. cliqueter. [carguer.

Clicket, klik'-ett, .r. claqiiet ; marteau (de porte), m.
Client, klaï'-enn't, J. client, in.
Clientship, klaî'-enn't-chipc, s. clientèle, f.
Cliti, klilf, j. rocher escarpé, ni.
Clilfy, klill'-i, a. escarpé.
Cliinacteiic, kliin-ak-ter'-ik, a. climatérique.
Climate, klaï'-mct?, Cliiiiatnre, klaï'-ina-tchienr^, s. cli-
Climax, kl.aï'-niaksif, s. graduation, f. [mat, nu

•Climb, klaïnif , v. a. et n. monter, grimper sur.
Climber, klai'-meur, s. celui ifui WQiite ou grimpe
Clùue, klaiiii^, s, climat^ ui.

sabot, m. ; entrave, (. ; — , v. a. et n. charger ; em-
barrasser; entraver ; s'attacher.

Cki^j>;iness, kl()),''-i-nessf, s. embarras, m.

Clcj;^y, kli'j,^'-i, embarrasMin*.

Clciisicr, kliiis'-teiir, v. cl.'ilrc, m. ; —, v. a. clottrer,

Cloisteral, klois'-te-.ir-al, a. claustral.

Cloke, klûk, T'. Clc.ak.

CIdnib, kluiiK', V. Cliiiib.

tCliiut, klniit^, s. pied fourchu, m.

Cluse, klijcc, s. clos, enclos, ni. ; cMiire, f. ; by — , tout
près; — , a. ferm:- ; serré; élroil ; concis; secret;
réservé; discret ; isolé, solitaire; obscur; visqiieii.x' ;

— we.ither, temps lourd, 111. ; — liKlit, .t. mêlée, f. ;

— fistcil, — h.inded, a. avare; — stuol, .v. chaise
percée, f. ; —, ad. e: -ly, ad. de près ; serrémeut,
étroitement ; secrètement, à la dérobée; droit; to
live — .faire peu de dépense ; — , v. a. et n. femur,
boucher; conclure, terminer; se J'ermer ; se con-
solider; s'accorder : se prendre corps à corps.

Closeness, klôcir'-ncsse, s. épaississement, m. ; cloture ;

réserve ; solitude ; avarice, (.
Clo^.,-'. k ^'-senr, s. celui qui conclut,
Cioseï, kioz'-ett, s. cabinet, m. ; — , v. a. enfermer dans

un cabinet.
Closli, kloclic, s. solbalure, f.
Closure, klô'-jioure*, s. clolure, f.
Clot, klotc, s. grumeau, \\\. ; —, v. n. se grumeler.
Clotli, kloth, s. toile, f. ; drap, ni. ; napp; i. ; —es, //.

habits, vêtements, m. pi. ; hardcs, f ; — ba;,'. s. 7-ati.se,

(■ ; — pet;, s. Jichoir, m. ; — weaver, /. tisserand de

drap, 111.
•Clothe, klAthc, v. a. et H. habiller, v/tir; s'habiller.
Clothier, klôlh'-ier, s. drapier, m.
Clothiii).;, klùtli'-in'ji«c, s. habillement, m.
Clotty, klott'-i, <».^'^;-«»«^/<'H.v.
Cloud, klaouclc, s. nue, f. ; nuage, m. ; veine, f. ; — ,

v. a. et n. couvrir de nuages; obscurcir ; moirer ;

se couvrir de nuages ; s'obicurcir.
Cloudiness, klaoud' -i -nesse, s. obscurité, f. ; air

sombre, m.
Cloudless, klaoud'-less<', a. sans nua.ges.
Cloudy, klaoïul'-i, a. — i!y, ad. nuageux; obscur.
tClour, klijrc, s. bosse, (.
Cloured, klor'de', a. bossue.
Clougli, kleufc, s. gorge, f. ; précipice, m.
Clout, klaout^, s. torchon, m. ; piece, f. ; clou, m. ; — ,

V. a, rapetasser; garnir de clous.
Cloiiterly, klaou'-teur-li, a. maladroit, gauche.
Clove, kIoVÉ', s. clou de girojle, 111. ; goimc d'ail, f. (f.

aussi Cle.ive).
Cloven, klô'-v'n, /;•/. fendu; fourchu ; — footed, —

hoofed, a. qui a le piedjovchii.
Clover, kUy-veur, s. luzerne, t. ; to live in — , vivre

dans l'abondance.
Clovcrcd, kl6'-veur\l, a. couvert de tr'.fle.
Clown, klaoïmc, s. rustre, m.
Clownery, kl.ioun'-eiir-i, jf. grossièreté, f.
Clownish, klaoun'-ichc, a. — ly, <(,/. grossier.
Clownishness, klaoun'-ichf-ness?, s. grossièreté, f.
Cloy, kloi', V. a. rassasier; enclouer.
Cloyle.ss, kloï'-lesse", a. ce qui ne r,issasie pas.
Club, kleiibc, s. massue, f. ; trcjle ; club, m. ; contri-
bution, f.j — foot, s. pied bot, m.; — law, s. loiduplus

foil, i. ; — , V. n. coniribucr ; payer son éiot.
Clubber, kleub'-eur, Clubbist, kleub'-ist^, s. membre

dun club, m.
Cluck, kleuk, v. n. .c^lousser.
Cluiiip, kleuiii p, ,r, '^Içç iic i/i/is ; groupe {t arbres), m.

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riiimps, kIciiitiVs', f. /ciiiii(Hiii, in.

CllllllsiMC^■l. likiiiiii:' • il • lie >s<, i. gi1lnlu-)U ; Ma/-
aiteisf, f.

CliiMisy, kliiiiiK'' ïi, a. i!j', ad f;aiich<, utatiuiivit.

Cluni;. kliiin'v;/»'', 7'. ('lili;,'.

ClusUr, kiciii'-tiiir, s. aiiiiis, las, in. ; i;rap/<f, f. ; — ,
i>, a. it II. t^ioii/'ir, i.ii'ttiv en ta\ ; s'attroufcr.

Cliisli-ry, klijiis'-tciir-i. a. en i;iaft't's.

Cliilili, kiciili 111', .r. ;,T;,y<-, faite, f. ; — , v. a. ewl>oi\;-
tier : si'rirr.

tCliuc. kliiMitc, r. ti'd fourchu, in. \vacarute,

Ciiittcr, Uloiit ci;r, ... lararine, in. ; — , v. >i. /aire

Cly.tur, klis'-t('ur, .r. ifysli-rf, in. ; —pipe, s. caitii/f, f.

(loiT I.I v.ite, k.'i..i-cor'-\t'li', t. a. entasser.

Concci v.itiiiii, ko-.i-cor-vc'-cliciir.!", s. enla'.nfincul, in.

Coiicli, koti;!!!*, ,f. carro.i.sc, in. ; voilure, \. ; — box, r.
.vi'ivv, iM. ; — Iidii.»-, s. rniiise, I'. ; — iiiakor, s. lar-
ros.iier, in. ; — 111,111, s, lOi/'ier, 111.; — wiiiilow, s.
forlièrf, f.

Co.iction, kA.,Tk'-chciini', r. contrniiitf, f.

Co.iciivc, l;i'>-.ik'-tiv<', a. — ly, ad. lorrcilif; par merci-

(Ni.Kliiiiiicnt, ko-.i.|.iii)ii'-iin;iili't, .r. a.^\isiat\te, f. \tioit,

Co iil;ii:iii', kÔMi!-,'iiiii-t^iir, '. coadiu'eur, in.

C.'o,i},'iiicnt, kiV,i^'-iiK-iiM t', 7'. a. amasser. [roaf^iiler.

Co;ii;ul,itc, hô-,ii,''-ic>ii-li.'tc, 7'. a. et >i. coa;fiiler ; se

Co.iijiil.itinn, kù-ii^'-iiiiilécliciiiic, •;. loaj^ii/alioii, f.

Co.ik, ki'ikc, ■'. Coke,

Cc il, kiMi', .1. chnrl'oii, m. ; — basket, .f. panier à char-
l'on. 111. ; — limv o, s. tiiai,'asiii à iharhoii, m. ; —
iiiiii, - inertliaiit, ,f. char!'oiiiuer, :ii. ; — mine, s.
houiUlre, (. ; — niiiiur, ,f. lioiiiHeiir, in. ; — work, s.
houillère, f. ; — , -o. a. et 11. réduire en charbon;

Cii.ilory, kolf'-our-i, s. houillère, f. [charlionucr.

('n.ilescc, kô-a-Ijss<r', î'. n. se coaliser.

Cii.ilusccnce, kù-a-lcbs'-CL'im'ci', .1. coalescence, con-
irèlion, f.

Coiililion, kô-a-licli'ciinf, s. coalition, f.

C.ialy, kô'-li, a. houilleu.\\ f.

Co.irct, kô-arkt', Ciiarttatc, kôarkt'-cit?, v. a. res-
serrer ; restreindre.

Coarctation, ko-ark-té-cheiin^, .r. retrecissciiie:it, 111.

Coarse, kùrce, a. — ly, ad. );rossicr.

Coarseness, korct-'-nessf, s. i^ros.iièrete, f.

Coast, koste, s. cJle, f. ; Cifte, ni, ; —, côtoyer.

Coaster, kos'-teiir, .r. calioteiir, ni.

Co.istinj;, kos'-liii'^;/^, .r. cal'ola,i;e, m. ; — tr.ule. s. lOin-
merce de cabota^'e, ni. ; — vessel, s. cabotter, ni.

Coat, kôt^ J^. habit, ni. ; jaquette ; fourrure : peau, f. ;
plumage, ni.; chape ; lisse, f. ; siiiy, 111. ; ;;re.it — , sur-
tout ; — of amis, cotte d'armes, (. ; to turn — , ch<iuj;er
de parti ; —, ii. a. habiller : rei'étir.

CoatJi^, kô'-tinV". s. dorure ; couche, f.

Coax, kôksi», V. a. cajoler.

Coaxer, kôks'-eur, s. cajoleur, ni.

Col), kob, s. araisincc : tnouette ; patce, f. ; — web, s.
toile d'araiiine'e, f.

Cobalt, kô'-baltc, J-. cobalt, m.

Coblilo, kob'-bl', V. a. raccommoder.

Cobbler, kob-leiir, j', savetier, m.

ICoble, ko'-bl', s. bateau de p^ehc, m.

Cochineal, keuttli'-i-iiilc, s. co.heiiillr, f.

Cock, kok, s. coij, ni. ; •;iroiielte, f. ; robinet, m. ;
jneiile, f. ; relroussis, m. ; Joriiie (chapeau), f. ; —
boat, s. chaloupe, f. ; — bniiw.cl, a. étourdi : —
cliafer, s. hanneton, m.; — crow in;,', s.ihantdii coi;, ni.;
• — finllt, s. combat de coi,'S, m. ; — loft, .<. ,i;renier, 111. ;
— match, s. combat de kv/, 111. ; — pit, .r. lieu où se bat-
tent les coqs, m. ; — s. onib, v. cretc du loq, f. ; fat, ni.;
— shut, s. chute du _four, f. ; — sure, ir. Irès-siir ; —
swaiii (kok'-soiicni'), s. /ali;-n de ihaloupe, m.; — ,

• 11. a, et )i. relever, retrousser ; mctire eu tiicule ;
dresser les oreilles ; se pavaner.

Cocka'le, kok-éile, s. cocarde, f.

CiH.kalrice. kok'-a-tricr. s. ba\ilic, m.

Cocker, kok'-eur, s. amateur de lombats de cogs,ra.;
— , V. a. choyer.

Cockerel, Cockrel, ko'-eur-il, .r, coc/iit, m.

Cocket, kok'-ett, s. acquit de douane, ni. ; — , a. in-
solent, petulant.

Cockle, kok'-kl', s. pétoncle, m. ; — st.iirs, s. pi. escalier
en vis, m. ; — weeil, s. ivraie, f. ; —, v. a. et n. tourner
en spirale; se plisser.

Cockney, kok'-iii, s. badaud, m.

Cocoa, kô'-kô, s. cacao, m.

Cocoon, ko'-kounc, j. cocon, m.

Coclion, kok'-cheuiK', .r. coction, f.

Coil, kod, s. cosic, ^rousse, f. ; \oreiller, m. ; — fisli, s.
morue, f.

Coilille, kod'-dl', v. a. faire bouillir

Code, kôdir, s. code, ni.

Codicil, kod'-i-cil, j-. codicille, m.

Codling, kod'-lin'i;«f, s. petite viorne, f.

CocfTicloncy, kA-ef-fich'-cnn-ci, s. co-rpe'ralioil, t,

Coellici 'lit, kA-cf-ficir-eiin't, s. coejiicient, ni.

Coeiniition, k '^ iin'-rlieunc, i. aaapareincnt, m.

(.'oec|ual, kô-i'-koii,il, a. coei;at.

Coerce, ko-orcc, v. a. repr>mef ; restreindi e.

Coercion, kô-ér'-clieiin.', s. co-.ri ilion, contiautte, f.

Coercive, kô-er'-civc, .j. — ly, a.l. coercitif.

(oetaneoiis, kô-i-tc-ni-euce', a. couieniforaiii.

Coev.il, ko-i-val, Cocvous, ki'i-i'-vi'.ici', a. conteinpoiain.

Coexist, kA-cg-iistir', -.'. ;/. coexisier.

Coîfee, koP-i, s. cafe, 1.1. ; — l.'erry, /(Tr de cafe, f. : —
Clip, s. tasse à cafe. f. ; — hoiwe, s. cafe, m. ; — iii.in, v.
cafetier, m. ; — mill. .f. tnoulin ij café, 111. ; — pot, ,1.
cafetière, i. ; — tree, s. cafter, m.

Colfcr, kof-ciir, j. cojfre, ni. ; —, 7'. a. mettre en lofre.
I Colhii, kof-iiif, s. bière, f. ; lereueil; cornet de papier,
! ni. ; — , V. a. mettre dans la bière.
I Coj;, kojr, s. dent de roue, f. ; —, v. a. j^arnir de dents;
] cajoler; piper les des.
^ Coijency, ko'-dje!iii-ci, s. puissance, f.

l'oj,'ent, kô'-djenn't, a. — ly, ad. fort, puissant.

l('o:~;'e. ko'-dji, s. e'cuclle de bois, f.
] Co^;itable, kodj'.i-ta-bl', a. a quoi l'on peut penser,
\ Coj.îitate, kodj'-i-tétif, v. ti. tnediter, re/iichir.
! Coi,'itation, kodji-ti-'-cheun?, meditation, f.
i t'ojiitative, kodj'-i-lé-tivir, a. pensif.
I Coffiiate, ko'.;-nétf', a. allie, proche.

Cofjnatinn, ko)f-né'-clieiinf, s. parente, f.

Coj,'iiilion, koj;.nich'-eunc, s. connai^Mime, f.

(,'oj^'in./aMe, k(>v;'-ni-za-br(kon'.i.zabr), a. lonnaissaf-le.

Cognizance, koj;'-ni-zann'tf (kon'-i-zann'cc), s. connais-
I sauce, f.

I Coi,Mioinination, kof;-nnm-i-nc''-clieunc, s. surnom, 111,
I tCo^,'uc, kôt,'lic, s. ècuelle de bois, (.
, l!oh.iliit, ko-hab'-itc, 7'. h. cohabiter.
! Cohabitation, kô-hab-i-té'-clieuiic, s. cohabitation, f.
I Coheir, ko-i-re', .r. co/ièrilier, m.
I Coheiress, ko-é'-ress, s. cohéritière, f.

Cohere, ko-liir?', v. n. adherer ; être attacha.
I Coherence, ko-hi'-renn'cc. Coherency, ko-hi'-renn-ci, s.

cohérence, liaison, f.
I Coherent, ko-hi'-rcnii't, a. — ly, ad. cohérent ; suivi.
i Cohesion, ko-hi'-jeunc, s. cohésion, f.
j Cohob.ition, ko.liô-bé'-cheiinc, s. cohobation, f.
' Col'.ort, kô'-hortt', .r. cohorte, troupe, f.
i Coif, koïf, J-. coiffe ; calotte, f.

Coil, koîl, s. corde rouée, f. ; tuniulte, m. ; —, v. a. dé-
vider; rouer.

Coin, koïn?, s. coin, m. ; eficoi^^nure ; monnaie, f. ; —,
V. a. monnayer ; /or^er.

Coinatfc, koïn'-édj*', s. monnayasse, m. ; invention, f.

Coincide, kA-inn-s.aïdt'', v. n. coïncider.

Coincidence, kô-inn'-ri-dcnn'ci-, Comcidency, ko-iiiii'-
cl-deiin-ci, J. coincidence, f.

Coincident, kô-inn'-ci-dennt, a. coïncident, conforme.

Coiner, koin'-eur, s. tnonnayciir ; inventeur, ni.

Coit, koïtc, s. palet, m.

Coke, kôk^, s. coke, m.

("oker, kô'-kenr, s. bateau pécheur ; batelier, m.

Colander, keiir-ann-denr, s. tamis, m.

t!olation, kô-lé'-chcunc, s. Jiltration, f.

Cold, kôldir, a. — \y, ad. froid : indifferent ; —, s. froid;
rhume, m. ; to catch a — , s'enrhumer.

Coldness, kold'-nessr, s. froideur, f.

Cole, koli', s. chou frisé, 111. ; — wort, s. chou vert, 111.

Colic, kol'-ik, r. colique, f.

Coll. ipse, kol-l.ipsf', v. n. tomber fun sur l'autre : s'af-
faisser.

Collapsion, koMap'-chcun?, s. affaissement, m.

Collar, kcil'-eiir, s. collier; collet, m.; collerette, f. ; — ,
v. I», prendre au collet ; mettre un collier.

Collate, kol-létf', v. a. ccmpanr : conféier.

t oll.iter.il, kol-l,it'-er-al, a. —\y,ad. collateral ; indi.--:'f.

Collation, koMé'-cheiiiic, j. collation, comparaison, f.

Collator, kol-lé'-teur, s. collateur, m.

Colka(,'iie, kol'-li^fu,-, s. collègue, m, ; — , kol-lljjHf', v. a.
donner pour collègue.

Col!e,ii;iieship, kol-lii;K?'-cliip?, s. association, f.

Collect, kol'-lckt, s. collecte, i. ; —, kol-lekt', v. a. ••(•■
cueillir ; lever des impôts ; compiler ; se recueillir.

Collectaneous, kol-lek-te'-ni-eucé', 1». reeiielli.

Collection, kol-Iek'-cheun.?, J'. collection, f. ; recueil, 111. ;
compilation, f.

CollectitioHs, kol-Icktich'-cucc, a. recueilli.

Collective, kol-lek'-tiv?, a. — nient, ad. rassemblé ; col-
lect-/.

Collector, kol-lek'-teur, s. percepteur ; compilateur, m.

Collegatary, kol-lc>{'-a-ta-ri, s. colc[i,uitaire, ni,

CoUe^'e, kol'-edjf, s. collège, corps, ni.

Collejjial, kol-li'-dji-al, a. collégial.

Colleijiate, kol-li'-dji-tit^, a. collégial ; — , s. mtmbrt
(Cun collège, m.

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Cnllct, kiil'ett, s. (hntoii {fi,n;ue) m.

tt'illie, kiil'-li. r. iJiii'ii, m. _ •

C'ollirr, kol'-icur, s. c/tiii-''o)iHie>- ; b.itimfiit (harden-

iiii-r. 111.
Cnlliory, kol'-iciir-i, s. i/uiibonitUrc, f. ; cou/ mène de

(UttyhoH. "i.
Cc)lliilo\ ., (J.iiilifldwer, kol'-inanu-ciir, s. clwiijhtir, m.
Ciilli<iiiable, kiiMik'-oii.i-lir, <i. lùiiicruihlf.
Coliiqii.ite, kdl'-likcmetf, v. a. (ii\.^'iii/r,\ fendre.
Ci>lli(|ii.itioii, knMi-kiiué'-chijiiiit', s. lirinn/tosiliôn, f,
CnlIhUi-itivi;, kol-lik'-oiia-Uvc, n. dissolTcihl.
Ciiilision. kol-lij'-eiiii", s. roUiiioii, t. ; cliK, m.
Collnc.ition, kul-lo-ke'-chcimc, s. colUntidoii, f. ; pi'iite-

ment, 111.
Collocution, knllo.kiou'clicnn^, .r. colloque, cntreticn,n\.
Cnliojjiit;, kol-loK»?', v. il. lajoler, fla/ler.
tollii|), kol'-eiip, s. tranche, rihleile, f.
Ccll("iiiial, kdl-lo'koui-.il, a./a)itilicr,
Colloi|iiy, kollô-koui, s. coUoifue, 111.
Colliittaiicy, kol-lciik'-tiinn-ci, Colliictation, kol-leiik-tti-

chcuiit', s. opposition, f.
Colluilo, kol-liouilf', v. n. colluder, co>iniver.
Co Uisidii, kol-liou'-jcunf", s. coltiisio)!, coiiniTf/ice, f.
Collusive, kol-linii'.civ**, a. — ly, iid. coliii.soire.
Collusiveness, kol-liiiir-civ('-iiess<r, s. iitltliii;e>tce, f.
Colly. kol'-i, .T. suie, f. ; —, 7'. a. noircir de suie.
Colli», kû'-li>nc, s. deux-Z'riiitT, m. [A.
Coluucl, kciir'-iicl. s. loionel, 1:1.
Colonelcy, kcur'-iiel-ci, Colonelship, ktur'ncl tliip/-, r.

grade de colonel, m.
Colonial, ko-16'-ni-.il, a. colonial.
Colonist, kur-onistir, s. colonisfe, in.
Colonization, knlo-ni-zé'-clieun'', .t. colonisation, f.
Coloni;.e, kol'-o-naizc, 7/. a. coloniser.
Colonnade, kolo-nédf', s. colonnaiie, f.
Colony, koi'-ô-ni, s. colonie, f.
Color, V. Colour.

Colorate, kol'-ô-rét^, a. colore', te'.nt.
Cûloialion, kol-6-rc-cheunc, s. art de colorer ; coloris, m.
Colosse, ko-loc^', s. colosse, m.

Colour, keul'-enr, s. couleur, f. ; prétexte, m. ; — s, pi.
drapeau, etend.ird, m. ; —, v. a. et n. colorer ; colo-
rier, se colorer.
t ilonrini;, keiil'-eur-in'jî'/c, s. coloris, m.
to. >urist, keiil'-ciir'-istf, s. coloritte, m.
OM,\.ù\\.e,s. /loutain ; jeune étourdi, 111. ; — ,v. n. faire

le l'on.
Coller, kùl'tcnr, s. contre, ni.
Coltisli, kol'-ticlu-, a./olnlre, badin.
Cokwnbary, koleuin^'-ba-ri, s. colombier, m.
Colunui, kul'-eunic, .t. colonne, (.

Coiul), kôiuf, s. peii;ne, ni. ; cii'te de co;, f. ; rayon de :

»tiel, ni. ; — maker, s. peit^nier, m. ; — , v. a. peigner ; •

étriller. j

Conili.it, keuin«'-batf, s. combat, m. ; —, v. a. et 11. coin- j

battre.
Conihatant, kennu-'-ba-tann't, s. combattant, m. \

Couil>er, kô'-inenr, .r. peii^neur ; c<ii,leur, m. j

CoinliMi.ihle, kiinw-b.u'-n.i-br, (/. compatible.
Coinlûu.'Uiiin, kuniif-bi-iie'-clieunc, s. combmai.ion, f. \
Combine, komc-bainc, v. a. et n. combiner ; se com-

biner.
Coiiiliinjj-clntli, kenin'-in'},'«c-kIoth, s. peii;noir, m.
Coiubless, kÙMif'-less<', a. sans crête.
Conibustiiile, ki)ni(!-bens'-ti bl', a. combustible.
Conibnstibleness, koiii;^ bcns'-ti-bl'-iiessc, s. combustibi-
lité, f.
CoMibustion, kom.^-h.nis'-tclienMC, s. combustion, 1. ;

spunl.ine'ats —, lombustion spontanée, l.
•('oui'', keniilt", 7/. n. Tenir; arri'.'cr ; parzenir ; de-
liiiir : the limes to — , l'a;ienir ; t(> — .i\HiM,/aire le
trur; tourner; to — after, j«(7'/-(' ,• tn — .iMiiuler, Jt'
di/aire ; se de'iunii'; to — at, aci/uerir ; obtenir ; to
— \<y, passer par ; obtenir; to — clown, desicndre ;
to — forwaril, (ir(/«i .■•/•,• to — in, entrer; arriver;
\'> — mï, sortir d'al/aire ; tomber: to — un, s'a-zan-
ter; pr,>/iter ; to — ont, sortir ; paraître ; to — to,
rerenir à ; être réduit, consentir ; to — tojjetlier,
s'asicmbler ; to — iip to, s'approcher de ; repondre ;
to — upon, surprendre ; — , int. allons I
C'.uifdian, ko-mi'-di-aiit', s, comédien, ni.
LoMiody, koni'-i-di, s. comédie, f.
Coiii^'liness, keunif'-li-ness^, s. bonne ^rdre, f.
Co:uely, keuin<f'-li, a. et ad. ,i;racieii.\, bienséant ; avec

i;yiiie.
Collier, keum'-cur, s. vcnaiit ; venu. m.
(ioiiiet, koni'-iti", s. compte, f.
C"iniit, ki:\\me'-û\.e, s. confiture sèche, f. ; —maker, s.

co'ijiseur, m. ; — , v. a. confire.
CoiMiiture, keunif'-fi-tchieuiv, j. confitur:, f.
Comfort, keiiniir-feurt?, s. assistance ; consolation, f.;
~^,pl. aises, f. pi. ; v a.fortifier ; consoler.

j Conifortalile, keiimt'-fonrt.i-br, a. —My. ad. coH/'o/-

table ; consolant, commode, at,'réable ; .1 son aise.
I Comfi'rtcr, keiiinc'-fcur-tciir, s. lonsolateur. m.
î ( innfortlcss, keninc'-feiirtc-lessf, a.défole . desa^'rea'le.
( niiiir, —al, kn;n'-ik, —al, a. — .illy. ad. c,<nii,/ue,
('(iiiiic alness. koin'-i.k.il.in.'ssf, s. c.imitfu'; m.
C'oniiii){, keimriiri.'<;(. ,t. arriTeé, venue, f,
] Comity, koiii'-i-ti, s. politesse, (.
('oiiiina, koiii'-a, s. Tiri;uie, f.

Coinmand, koTn'-annd, s. commmandement, or,lre,r.\. ;
I — , koni-ann'd', '. a. commander.
I ConiiiiAiid.int, kior.-annil.iMn't'. Comniander, koiii-.ui.i'-
] ileiir, r. commandant ; lOmmand'W, ni.
Comniandery, komann'-deiir-i, .i. commanderie. f.
Coinniainlini,', kuni-.iim - din'i;(/c a. comniandaut ;
il/posant. i ..1.

Coiiini.indinent, koniannM'-liienn't. s. commandement.
Commémorai lie, kcuiw-niein'-ora-br, a. mémorable.
Commemorate, konit-niem'-ô-rétf, Z'. a. commémorer ;
célébrer.
I CointMemoration, konif-meni-ô-ré'-clieiin^, s. comni ■'■
I moration, f. [deTenir.

j Coîiinience, kom' - cnn'cc, v. a. et >t. commenter;
! Ciimniencenicnt, kom - ciin'cf' • iiienn't, .r, lommence-
I ment, ni.

C!omiiieiul, kom-enn'd', v. a. louer ; recommander.
I Ci.'Mii.ieii.l.ible, komcim' Uatil", li. — \>\y,ad. tomman-
I dable.

1 Cominentlani, komcnn'-flimc, .r. commende, f.
! Commendation, kom-eimde'-chciin.', s. louan,:;e, recom-
\ mandatien. f. ; --s, pi. compliments, m. pi.
I Coiiimendatory, koni-eim'-da-leur-i, a. à la li'uan;;e ; —
i letter, s. lettre de reconimandation, f.
j Commender, kom-enn'-denr, s. pnineui; m.
! Cominensal, komm-enn'-sal, s. commensal, m. [ab.'e.
' ComniensuraVile, komenn'-chiou-ra-bl', a. conimensw-
i Commensurate, kom - enn'- cliiou -rétt', v. a. propor-
I tionner; — , <j. — \y. ad. proportionné.
I Comment, kom'-enn't. s. cotnmentaire, m. ; —, kom-
j eiin't', V. a. commenter.

CoMimentary, koni'-e.inta-ri, s. commentaire, m.
■ Coiiunentalor, komenn-té'-teiir, Commenter, Uoin-cnn'-
1 X\;\\T, s. comment.iteur,m. [tr^niié.

! Conimentitious, kom enn-ticli'-enc^, a. inventé, ton-
i Commerce, kom'-inerci', J. commerce, m. ; —, koia-
1 nierez', v. n. commercer.
Cinnmercial, knm-cr'-clial, a. commerçant ; — seliool,

école de commerce, f.
Coinmiijrate, kom'-nii-^rotc, 7'. n. /;;/ iV'V.
Coinmii;ration, koni-mi-^;ré-clieiin^, ,r. emii^ratlon, f.
Coniminatory, koni-niin'-a-tciir-i, a. menaçant.
C'iinmiii'^le, kom-miiir,';,'l, ~e. a. et n. mêler ; se mêler.
Comminute, koni-mi-niout^', 7'. a. pulvériser..
C'oinmiseratc, koiniiiiz'-er-ct<', v. a. avoir pitié.
Commiseration, koin-iiiiz-er-é'-cheunf, s. co<nmisér.i-

tion, pitié, f.
Commissariat, komnils-sé'-ri-at<', r. commissariat, m.
Commissary, koin'-niis-s.i-ri, s. conimiwaiie, m.
Commission, kom-micli'-eiiiu', s. tommiwion, f. .emploi,

m. ; — , V. a. commettre.
Commissioner, koni-micli'euu cur, s. commissaire ;

commis, m.
Commit, koin-mitc', v. a. commettre ; remettre ; confier ;

compromettre ; emprisonner.
Comniitinent, kom-mitt'iuenn't, s. emprisoiincmei.t, m.
l'oinmittee, kom-mitt'-i, s. comi'é, ni.
] (cimmittcr, Ifoin-mitt'-eiir, s. celui r/ni comniet.
(.'oiiimix. kom-miks. t. a. et 11. mêler ; se mêler.
j Commixtion, kom - niiks' - '.lietiiu', Coniiuixtuie, kom-
\ iiiiks'-cliieuri', J. mélamy, m.

'■ Commodious, kom-niô'-di-ene.-', a. — ly, ad. commode.
'■ Commodiousness, kom-niô-dieucc-nessc, v. cominoiiité,(.
! Commodity, kom-inod'-i-tl, s. commodité; tnarchun-
i dise, f.
Conmiodorc, kom-mô-dôrp', s. chef if escadre, m.
Comuion, kom'-me'.iiif, a. — ly, ad lommuii, vul.^aire ;
publie : — counc'l, :r. conseil i.nunii ip.il, m. ; — bail, .'.
I hê^el de -cille, m. ; — law, s. droit coii'umier, m. ; —
pi ICC, a. commun, banal ; — place, s. lien eommiin.
m. ipensée triviale, f. ;—\ve.il,— wealth, i. republic/ue,
f . ; —, s. commune ; bruyère, f. ; — , f. n. vivre en
commun.
Common, ible, koni'-mcim .a-bl", a. tenu en commun.
Comnionai;c, koni'-meun-édji", .t. droit d^ commune':, m.
Coiiiinon.ilty, kom'-nu'un-al-li, j-. ccnimiinaulé ; multi-
tude ; Chambre des Communes, f.
Commoner, kom' ■ eun - cur, s. h<^mme du peuple;
membre de la Chambre des Communes, m.
j Commonness, kom'-ineunn-ness^, s. communauté, f.

Commons, kom'-meun'z, j. /A 4ai/fH/»V, m. ; Chambre
I des Communes, i.
I Coiniiiotion, koiw-inô'-cheun^, s. co'nmotion ; asi!atii»i,f.

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Commftve, kom-mouve', v. a. agiter.

Commune, koin-iiiioun^, v. n. coxtinunitf : con/t'rtr ;

loiiTtrser.
Cninimiiiicahic, kfim-iiiioii'-iii-lca-lil', it ro»iimiiiiC(ih!e,
('iimiiuiiiic.'iiit, ki>i'.i'iiii'Mi'.ni-k.uin't, i. coiiiiniiiiiant, iii.
Coiiiiiiuiiic.itc, kuiniiiicm'-iiikct!', t'. a, et it. lûiiiiitiini-

i/iifr ; ci'innniiiif):
C'liniiumicalioii, kuin-iniou-ni-ké'-clieim?, s. lOiiiiniDii-

oi/iivi, f.
CiiiMiminic.ilive, kum-ininii'-rii-ka-tivc, ii. co>n»iuuiiaii/.
Comiiiiiiiidii, kouiioun'-icimir, s, anniiiiinicaHoii ; lOin-

llllllliôlt, f.

Coininunity, kom-niioii'-ni-ti, s. com/niiiiaiUt, f.

CoMimiitalilc, kiim-inioii'-ta-br, a. ioi>i»tii>ttl>!f.

Coininiitatinn, kom-iuioii'-tti-clicuiiir, s. coni»iii!alio)i, f. j
rihaii'^e, ill.

CDiiiimiti;, koiiiiiiioiil^', v. a. ct n, c'lan.^er ; e'cliaiiaer ;
teitir lieu it:

C'linpact, koiiif-pakt, a. — ly, nti. coiiipatle : serr^ ;
concis : — , Î'. a. /oindre ; assembler ; —, kuiiic'-pakt,
s. pacte, contrat, m.

Compactcdncss, koiii^-pak'-te;l-iicss^, Compactness,
koiuc-pakt'-iii:ss<r, s. itensite, f.

Coinpa^iiiatiiiii, kuiiif-paclj-i-iiti'-cliciiii?, s. strnctnre, I.

Companion, koniir -pan'-i'-iiri(', r. coinpas^non, in.

Companionable, koniir-paii'-iciin-a-l)!', a. — bly, ad.
sociable.

Companionship, koinc-pan'-icunn-chip^, s. association, f.

Company, ki.iim<;'-p,i-iii, ,r. compagnie; assemblée ;
Tole'e, f. ; to sec — , recevoir ; — , v. a. it n. tenir com-
pas;nie ; s'associer.

Comparable, koinZ-pa-ra-bl", a. — bly, ad. comparable ;
en comparaison.

Comparative, konw par'-a-tiv?, a. —\y, ad. comparatif;
— , s. comfaralif, m.

Compare, konk"-péro', i: a. comparer.

Comparison, komd-par'-i-s'ii, s. comparaison, f. ; rap-
port, 111.

Compirtition, knnic-par-ticli'-ciinc s. .liTision e'j^ale, t.

Compass, keunif'-peiiss, s. cercle, circuit; espace, m.;
boussole, f. ; — es, pi. compas, m. ; to keep — , garder
les convenances ; — , v. a. environner, venir à bout;
comploter.

Compassion, komr-pach'-eiin^, s. compassion, f.

Compassionate, kDinc'-pacli'-eun-et?, a. — ly, ad. com-
patissant; avec compassion ; — , v. a. avoir pitié de.

Conipaternity, konic -pa-ter'-ni-ti, s comp/raçe, m.

Compatibiluy, konit'-pal-i-bir-i-ti, .r. compatihilite, f.

Compatible, koiiiif-pal'-i-bl', a. —bly, ad. compatible.

Compatibleness, kumr-pat'-i-l'''-iiess<.', v. Compatibility.

Compatriot, konif-pé'-tri-eutt', s. compatriote, m.

Compeer, konu'-pîrt', s. compai,'noii, m.

Compel, koinc-pel', v. a. contiaindre, forcer.

Coinpellation, kom^-pellé'-theim^, s. ti:re, m. ; apos-
trophe, f.

Compeiul, koinf'-iiennM, J. abre'ae', m.

Compendious, koin«-peim'-Ui-cuc<r, a. — ly, ad. abrège,
en abre'g^. [f.

Conipeniliousncss, konu'-penn'-ili-eucc-ness/, s. brièveté,

Ccnipensate, konic-penii'-sétf, v. a. compenser ; dédom-
mager. [ f.

Compensation, koine-penn-sé'-clieun^, s. compensation.

Compensative, koiiic-penn'-sa-tivf, a. équivalent.

Coini3ete, kom^-pît/, v. ii. concourir.

Competence, — cy, koiiic'-pi-teiiu'cf, —ci, s. compétence,
f. ; nécessaire, m.

Competent, koiiK-'-pi-ienn't, a. — ly, ad. compétent,
sujffisaut ; suffisamment.

Competition, koinf-pi - ticli' -eun^, s. concurrence,
rivalité, f.

Competitor, komr-pet'-i-teur, s. concurrent, m.

Compilation, komc-pi-lé'-cheune, j. compilation, f.

Compile, kom?-pailir, v. a. compiler.

Compiler, komf^-pai'-leur, s. compilateur, m.

Complacence, koiiic-plé'-cenn'c»', v. Complaisance.

Complacent, koiiif-ple'-ceim't, ;'. Comiil.iisant.

Complain, komf-pleiitr', v. n. se plaindre.

ComiJlainant, komc-plé'-nann't, s. complaignant, de-
tnandeur, m.

Complainer, komc-plé'-ncur, .f. celui qui se plaint.

Complaint, koiiif-piciin't', s. plainte, f.

Compl.iisance, koiiw-pli-zann'ci.'', s. complaisance, ci-
vilité, f.

Complaisant, kom;-pli-zann't', a. — ly, ad. complaisant ;
miec complaisance. [f.

Complaisantncsi, \<.nme-y\\-7.:inn\'-ncr,^. s. complaisance,

Coinplanate, koiiit'-plé'-néte-, Complane, komc-pléiif',
V. a. aplanir. [m.

Complement, kom.'-])li-men:i't, s. comble ; complement.

Complete, kom(--jilit^, a. — ly, ad. complete, parfait ;
— , V. a. completer, achever. [m.

Complètement, komf-plite'-raenn't, s. accomplissement,

Coinpleteness. koin^-plit?'-ness^, s. perfection, f.
Completion, koin;-pli -chcuiif, s. tucomplissement, m. ;

perfection, f.
C( plex, komc'-picks, a. complex-;
C'ciniplexodness. kom<'-|ilck'-ced ncss^, s. coi»p!e.\:lé,f.
1 Complexion, koniif-plek'-clicunc, i. complexion, f. ; idii-

pérameut, m.
Complexity, koni^-plck'-si-li, Comiilcxness, knrr^'plcks.
I liesse, Coinplexurc, kom,-plek'-uiionr^, s. complex ic, f.
Comi)lianLC, konu'-plai-'aiin c/', s, compiiisance ; coiidis-

cendaiice, f.
Compliant, kom^-plai'-ann't, a. complaisant.
Coiniilicicy, konif'-pli-ka-ci, s. compliiation.
Complicate, koiiK'-pli-kétt', v. a. compliijiier ; —, a.

compli/ué.
Complicateness, kopiir'-pli-kdtf'-ncss/. Complication,

koin^-pli-ke'-clicun^, s. complication, f, ; mélange, ni.
Complice, konif'-plicc, s. complice, m.
Coiiiijlicr, kniiif-pl.ii'-eur, s. complaisant, m.
Compliment, komr'-pli-menn't, s. compliment, m. ; —,

V. a. complimenter.
Complimentiil, konw'-pU-mcnn'-tal, a. — ly, ad. plein de

compliments ; par compliment. (in.

Complimenter, koin<'-pli-inenn-teur, s. complimenleiii;
Complot, koiiKr' -plut?, s. conif^lot, m. ; — , v. a. comploter.
Comploter, koinc-plott'-cur, s. conspirateur, m.
Comply, koiiif-plai', v. n. condescendre ; s'accommoder.
Comport, koin-^-pôrtc, s. conduite, f. ; — , kouK-pnrtf',

V. n. s'accorder ; endurer.
Compose, konu'-pôzf, ï'. a. composer; dispwer;

apaiser, calmer. \po^éiiient.

Composed, konw-poz'd', a. — ly, ad. composé, cilwc:
Coniposedncss, kom^-pô'-zed-ncss?, s. tranquillité, f, ;

calme, m.
Composer, koinc-iHVzeur, s. auteur ; compositeur, ni.
Coinposin;^, komc-p6'-zin'}j/;i?, s. contpositon, f.
Cciuposite, kom^-pôz'-ilc, a. compose.
Composition, konu'-po-zicli'-cunf, s. composition, f. ;

arrangement, m.
Compositor, konic-poz'-i-tcnr. s. compositeur, m.
Compost, koiii?'-post?, s. compost, m.
Composure, koinc-pô'-jieiir?, .r. composition, f. ; accom-
modement, m. ; tranquillité, i.
Compound, komf'-paouim'd, a. composé; — , komf-

p.iounn'd', v. a. et n. composer, s'accommoder.
Compounder, konif-paounn'-deur, s. compositeur, m.
Coni[irellend, kom^pri-lieiin'd', v. a. comprendre.
C<iiii|ireliciiiibl(', konu'-pri-lienn'-ci-bl', a. —bly, ad

cotnpréhensihle.
Comprehension, kom?-pri-hcnn'-cheun?, s. compr.lieii-

sion, intelligence, f.
Comprehensive, konif-pri-henn'-civ?, a, — ly, ad. étendu,

vaste ; abrégé ; en abrégé.
Comprehensiveness, koir.tr- pri -Iicnn' ■ civ<r -ncssf, s,

étendue, portée ; précisim, f.
Compress, kom^'-press, s. compresse, f. ; — , komc-prcss',

V. a. comprimer.
Compressible, kom?-press'-si-i)î', a. compressible.
Compression, kom<r-précir-eunf, s. compression, f.
Comprise, kome-praizc, v. a. compieuiUe, contenir.
Compromise, kom?'-prô-ma;z'; s. compromis, m. ; —,

V. a. et n. arranger ; comprcrmettre.
Compromit, kom^'-prô-mitt, v. n. compro.nei.'re,
Comptrol, konn-trôr, etc., t'. Control, etc.
Compulsion, koiLK-pcul'-cheunf, s. contra.'nte, f.
Compulsive, kom^-pcur-siv?, a. — ly, ad. lontra.gnuut ;

par contrainte.
Compunction, komif-peiin'k'-cheunc, <■. componction, f.
Compunctious, konitr-peun'k'-cheucc, a. contrit, repen-
tant.
Compurfjation, kom?-pcur-i,'((i5'-cheun^, s. justification

par le serment cCun autre.
Computable, koinz-piou'-ta-bl', a. calculable.
Computation, kom?-piou-tc'-cheun?, s. supputation, f. J

calcul, m.
Compute, kome'-pioutf, v. a. compter, calculer.
Computer, kom^piou'-teur, Computist, kom^'-piou-tiste,

J-. calculateur, ni.
Comrade, keuiii<?'-rcd^ s. camarade, m.
Con, kon?, v. a. apprendre ^ar cœur.
Concatenate, konn-kat'-i-nct?. v. a. enchaîner. [m.

Concatenation, konn-ka-ti-nà'-chcun?, s. enchainenutil,
Concave, kon'j,''-kév?, a. concave.
Concaveness, konn'-kévf-nessc, Concavity ,konn-kav'-i-ti,

s. concavité, f.
Concavous, koim'-ké-veucir, a. — ly, ad concave ; en cvi-
Conceal, konn-ciW, v. a. cacher, celer. _ [cave.

Conce.ilablc, konn-ci'-la-bl', a. qui peut être caché.
Concealedness, konn-ci'-led-ness?, s. obscurité, f. ; secret,
Concealer, konn-ci'-leur, s. receleur, r I'"'

Concealing, konn-ci'-lin't^«?. Concealment, konn-cilf-
uienn't, s, ncilemeut, m. ; retraite ; cachette, i.

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Concede, konn-cUU'. v. a. admettre, accorder.

Conceit, konn-cit;', s. pensée, id/e ; suffi sa>ice,(.', en-

tilem^-nt, ni.
Conceited, konn-ci'-ted, a. — ly, ad. imagine' ; suf-
fi sn tit ; enlflr.

Cnnccitedness, konn-ci'-ted-nessc, s. suffisance, ranile',
f, ; eiit/tenieiil. III.

Conceivable, konii-civ'-a-lil', n. — bly, ad. couavab.'e.

Cnnceivalilcness, komi-civ'-a-bl'-iiess^, nature conce-
vable; I once ft ion, f.

Conceive, konn-civ<', v. a. et u. câuceroir.
Conccivcr, konn-ci'-vciir, s. celui qui conçoit.

Concent, konn-cenn't', s. harmonie, f.

CoiiccMlr,ite. knimccim'-tiét^, -,'. a. conci-n>rer.

Concentration, konii-c.-n-tre'-clii-iin^ ,r. coniri:tratioM,t.

CiiMccnlrL', knmicenii'-teiir, t. Concentr;itc.

Concentric, — al, kinii-rctiii'-trik, — al, n. concentrii/iie.

Concept.iclc, konn-ccii'-takl', j. rtief>tacle, in.

Conception, kimn-ce)i'-c litimr, f. coiue/'tivn, notion, f.

Concern, konn-ccrnf', s. a (faire, f. ; inten't; trcnli.'e,
ni. ; — , "'. a. concerner : intéresser ; mettre eii peine.

Concernedly, koniicern'd'-li, ail. avec intérêt.

Concerninj;, koiin-ccr'-niirj;,/i', //-. concernant, tou-
chant.

Concernment, konn-cerii'-nicnn't, t. Concern, s.

Concert, konn'-certt", s. uncert, in. j — , Ci.nn-cerf*',
V. a. concerter.

Concert.ition, konn-cer-té'-cheun^, s. dc'tnélc, in. i}u:re!!e.

Concession, konn-ccss'-clieiini', s. concession, f. (f.

Concessionary, konn-ccss'-clieuii-a-ri, a. concede', ac-
corde.

Concessively, konn-ccss'-sive-li, ad. en forme c!e con-

Conch, kon'ck, j^. conque, f. [cession.

Conciliite, konn-cil'-i-tlc, v a. concilier.

Concili.ition, koiincil-i-c'-chcun?, s. conciliation, f.

Conciliator, kunn-cil-i-<i'-tciir, s. conciliateur, m.

Conciliatory, knnii-cir-l-c-tcnr-i, a. conciliant.

Concise, koiin-saic?', a. — ly, ad. concis, succinct.

Conciseness, k(inii-s.iïc<r'-nc-.si-, s. concision, f.

Concision, konn-cij'-cim^, s. coii/ure, f.

Conclamation, kon j;-kla-nii'-clie'.iii?, s. acclamât ioti, f.

Conclave, konn'-klévf, .r. conclave, in, [ iiii^er.

Co.iclude, konnkliond/, i\ a. et n. conclure; d-ctder,

Concliulcncy, koiiii-klinii'-dcnii-ci, j-, conclusion, f.

Concludent, konn-k!ioii'-(|i,Mint. a. concluant, décisif.

CnncUiilinj;, konn-klinu'-dm'fj/jf, a. concluant ; dernier.

Conclusion, konnklion'-joun^, s. conclusion ; Jin, t. ;
—f;pt. risques, in, pi.

Conclusive, ko m-klioii'-civ?, it. — ly, ad, décisif.

Conclusiveness, konn-kliou'-civ^-nessf, s. détermina-
tion ; consequence, f.

Concoct, konn-kokt', 7k a. dii;e'rer ; comploter.

Concoction, konn-kok'-cheun^, s. digestion, f.

Concomitance, — cy, konn-koiu'-i-tànu'cf, —ci, s. con-
comitance, f.

Concomitant, konn-koni'-i-taiin"t, a. — ly, ad. concomi-
tant ; — , s. compagnon, ni.

Concord, kon'g'-koriT^, s. concorde, harmonie ; conven-
tion, f. ; — , kon'jf-kordf', v. «. être cCaccord.

Concordance, konn-kor'-r'ann'cf, concordance, f.

Concordant, konnkor'-dannt, a. s'accordant, en har-

Concordate, konn-kor'-dctf, s. concordat, m. [monie.

Concourse, kon'g-hv.Tce, s. concours, m.

Concrement, kon'j>'-kri-iiiciin't, s. concretion, f.

Concrete, koiin-kritc', a. — ly, ad. concret ; — , s. con-
cret, m. ; concrétion, f. ; —, v, a. et n. concrefier ;
s'unir,

Concreteness, konn-kritf'-ness^, Concretion, konn-kri'-
clieun^ s. concrétion, f.

Conculiinate, konn-kiou'-lii-nct^, i. concu/n'naçe. m.

Conculcate, kon'vf-keul'-kétc, v. a. fouler aux pieds.

Concupiscence, konn-kiou'-picenn'.v, j. concupiscence.

Concur, konn-keur', v. n. concourir ; être d'accoid. [f.

Concurrence, — cy, konn-keut'-remxce,— à, s. concours,
comlnnaison, t.

Concurrent, konn-keur'-renn't, a. — ly, ad. concourant ,
concurremment ; — , s. coiuurrent, m.

Concussion, konn-keiich'-euiw', s. concussion, secousse, f.

Condemn, koiin-deiii', v. a, condamtier.

Condeuinable, konn-dem'-na-lil'. a. condamnable. ff.

Cùndcmuatioa, konn-deni-né'-clieunt', s. condamnation.

Condemnatory, konn-deiii'-na-teiir-i, a. condamnatoire.

Condemner, konn-dcin'-neur, s. celui qui condamne.

Condensable, ko!in-denn'-s.a-l)r, a. condensable.

Condensate, konn-denn'-cét?, v. a. et n. condenser ; se
condenser ; — , a. condensé.

Condensation, konn-denn-sé'-clicun?, s. condensation, f.

Condense, komi-denc<r', z>. Condensate, z: a.

Condenser, konn-denn'-seur, s. condensateur, m.

Condiiisity, konn-denncf'-i-ti, s. condensité, i.

Condescend, koiin-di-cenn'd', v u. condescendre;
daigner.

Condcsccnd.ince, — cy, konn-di-ccnn'-denn'c^, —ci, S,
condescendance, f.

Condescendingly, konn-di-ccnn'-diirjj/;^-ll, a,f. par
condeicendance.

Condescension, konadiceMir-clictinc, s. condescend-
ance, f.

Condifjn, konn-daïn^', a. — ly, ad. mérite, di'^ne ; sui-
vant les mérites.

Condit;nity, koiin-di>;'-niti, s. twri',', m.

Condiment, konn'-diincnn't, s.aisniscni:rment, in.

Cniiilisciple, konn-dis-sai'-pl', s. coiidisri,ile, m.

Condition, konn-dicir-eiiiii', s. condition, f. ; état, m. j
qualité, f. ; tempérament, m. ; — , t. a. stipuler.

Conditional, konn-dicli'-ciinal.a, —\y,ad.ccnditiannel:
— , s. conditi.^uncl. \n. [ditions.

Coiulitionate, konn-ilich'-cun-étr, a. rét;lé par d.s ton-

Conditioned, konn-dicli'-oiinil, a. conditionné.

Condole, konii-doli?', v.n. prendre part, s'alHii^er.

Cotidolenient, konn-diilir'-mciin't, Condolence, konn-
dô'dciin'ci!', s. condoléance, f.

Condoler, konn-do'denr, s. celui qui fait des condo-

Conduce, koiin-dinucf', f. n. contri'>urr. [leaiues.

Conducive, kuun-diou'-civ?, a. contribuant à, utile.

Coiuhicivcness, konn-diou'-civc-ne^st-, s. utilité, f.

Conduct, koiiii'-deukt, s. conduite, f. ; — , kona-deukt',
V. a. conduire, i,'iiiler.

Conductor, koim-dcuk'-tcur, s. conducteur ; paraton-
nerre, m.

Conductress, konn-dcuk'-tress/', s, conductrice, f.

Conduit, keunn'-ditc, s. conduit ; robinet, 111.

Conc, kônc, s. cone, m.

Confaliul.ite, koiin l'ati'-londétc, v. n. causer.

Confcct, koiiii'.fckt, s. con/îture sèche, f. ; —, konn-ftkt',
î'. a. cou/ire.

Confection, konn-fek'-clieuni', .<■. confection ; confiture, f.

Confectionary, koiui-fck'-clieun-a-ri, .r. conjiserie, f.

Confectioner, Uoiinfek'-clieuii-cur, s. confiseur, m.

Confederacy, kor.nfed'-er-a-ci, s. confédération, f.

Confederate, konn-fed'-erél«', v. a. et n. confidérer ; s;
conféderer ; conspirer ; — , a. confédéré ; —, s. iO/:-
fédère' ; allié, ni. [f.

Confederation, konnfed-er-c'-clicuiii», s. confédération.

Confer, konn-fer', v. a, et n. conférer; contribuer ;
accorder.

Conference, konn'-fcr-cnn'c^, .r. conférence, f.

Confess, konn-fess', v. a, et n. confesser; avouer;
attester.

Confesscilly, konn-fess'-sed-Ii, ad. sans contredit.

Confession, konn-lccli'-euiif, s. confession, (. ; — chair,
s. confessionnal, i.i.

C«infessor, konn-fess'-seur, s. co>ifesseur, ni.

Confidant, konn'-fi-dann't, s. confident, m.

Confide, konn-faïd^', v. a. et 11. confier; se confier,
compter sur.

Confidence, konn'-fi-denn'c^, s. confiance, assurance,
confidence, f.

Confident, konn'-fi-dcnn't, a. — ly, ad. siir, certain;
effronté ; — , s. confident, ni.

Confidential, konn-fi-denn'-clial, a. — ly, ad. confidentiel.

Confidentness, konu'- (i-<lemrt -ncss^, s, assurance;
confiance, f.

Confine, konn'-faïnf, s. limite, f. confins, m. pi. ; — .
konn-fain^, v. a. et n. limiter, borner, confiner ; con-
six'iier; restreindre.

Conrtneless, koiiM-faïnir'-less^. a. sans tomes.

Confinement, koiinfaïnf'-nienn't, s. contrainte, f. em-
prisonnement ; assujettissement, m.

Confiner, konn-fai'-neur, s. habitant des frontières, m.

Confinity, konn-fin'-i-ti, s. proximité, f.

Confirm, konn-ferm', v. a. confirmer, affermir.

Confirmable, koiin-ftr'-Mi.i-ljl', a. qu'on peut confirmer.

Confirmation, konn-fer-ine'-clicunf, j-. confirmation, f.

Confirmative, konn-fer'ina-livc, a. confirmatif.

Confirnieoness, konn-ferm'-ed-ncss, s. état fixe; ajfer-
tnissement, m.

Confirmer, konn-ferm'-eur. s. celui qui con firme.

Confiscable, konnfis'-ka-hl', a. confiscable. [</'•'<'.

Confiscate, konn-fis'-kétf, f. a. confisquer ; — , a. confis-

Confiscation, konii-fis-ké'-chennf, s. confiscation, f.

Confiture, konn'-fi-tchiour, s. confiture, f.

C;onHai,'ratioii, konn-fia-^rc'-cheun*', s. conflagration, f.

Contlation, konn-llé'-clicun<', s. accord d'instruments
avent, m.

Conflict, konn'-flikt, s. conflit, combat, m. ; — , konn-
flikt', V. a. combattre.

Confluence, konn'-lliou-enn'c, .r. confluent ; concours,

Confluent, konn'-fliou-enn't, a. confluent, (ni.

Conflux, konn'-llenks?, s. confluent ; concours, m.

Coiiforin, konn-forni?', a. confortne ; — , v. a. et n,
rendre conforme ; se conformer.

Conformable, konn-for'-ina-bl', a, —bly, ad. conforme;
conséi^uent.

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Confnnnali.in, koiiuf'ji-nie'-cliciin^, s. ccn/unn.tlhn;

i,iiiJor)iiilt , f.
Conf'irmtT, Konn-fiir'-ineur, Cuiiroriiiistc, konnfor'-

mi ic, .1. toujor)nisli\ in.
('unnniiity, koim-fnr'iiiili, s.<oul\irmil>\ f.
<:iifi!iiiin(l, kdim-f.KPun'il', -•. it. tt>ii/,inii>f ; tinhurrit.^str,
Ciiiifoimrlcd, kiiiiiif.ioumi'-ilcd, a. — ly, aii. loiijm;

Iwrtihie ; tmiuJit.
ronfmimlcr, kcumf.iounn'ilciir, r, celui ijMx confond.
< iiilratoriiity, knimtr.itcr'iiili, .r. coii/imf, f.
(.Miifroiit, koiin-froiit' (ûciiii t'), t. a. coiijroiiler.
Ciiiiiriintatiiiii, koim-froim-tii'-tliciiiii', i. con/roii/atio», f.
Ci)iifiisc, koiin-lioiizi;', v. a, corjomiie ; broiitiUr ;

lioubler,
Confuscclly, konn-fimi'-zccMi, cti. coHfii\c>ncnt.
Ciiiifiisciliicss, kuiin-riou'-^ijil-iici'.»", L'diifu'.ion, koiin-

linii'-jcuiiif, s. conjH.-iioit : (itstriiilioii, f.
Cdiifiilatiim. knii-fiuii-tti'-cliciiiu', s. rcyii/nfioii, f.
Confute, kotm-fioult', t. <«. 7cJuU'r,
Corin<.', koiiii-dji:', .f. sutiit, conjjc, adieu, m. ; — , v. >i.

saluer ; pienii'e i'nnt:i\
Coii),'cm1, kiiiiii-iljili'', 7'. a, ft II. coiii;eler ; .se cûii,çeler.
C')iii;calalilu, koniiiljil'-a-lil', ii.coiii^eUihle.
Conj;LMliiicnt, koiin-'IjH-incnnt, (Juiijjclation, konn-jlji-

lO'-CllL'UIl?, s. COU^t-latw)!, t.

Coii^'iMiial, konn-(lji'-ni-al, a. <ie vir'nir e^f'èif : uatiirel.
Ciin^'ini.ilily, kniiiinlji ni il' iu, C.i'iu;<.MiaiiiL'S', k<iini-

dji'-ni-al-ncss»-, s. ai/ini/,' ; ciii/oiDnl,-, f.
Conj,'cniti;, konn-djcii -itc, a. iie \ii>iiil/aiie>iieitt.
Conf,'cr, k()'n>;'-s,'Kcur, r. coiij^ir, in.
Conijcries, konn-dji'-riiz, s. aiHiis, in.
Ccmi^cst, konn-djcstf', -,•. a. a>nasscr.
C'on^jostioii, konii-djcbt'-ticuiu', s. ai/ins, m. ; co)tj;es-

tioit, (.
Cnn^jlaciate, konn-^l'^'-'^lii-ét^, v. ii. se f,'lticef,co>i)^eler.
CDn^lobate, konn-yl6'-bi.t(', v. a. coiii^loinerer ; — , a.

evil,:; lobe'.
Conglolialion, konnt,'l.")-bt5'-c1icun^, s. ^onglome'ration, f.
Confjlonicr.itu, konu-^jlum'-tr-Otc, v, a. coni^lome'rey ;

— , a. coHi;tomere.
Conirlnincraliun, kunnjdo-nicr-c'-clicniiif, s. couglomé-

raliou, f.
Conjji'.ilinati;. konn-fjliovi'-tinijtc. v. a. to>ii;liitiner.
CiiMi^ialnlalc, konii-^r.aclr-ioii-ltitf, v. a. coitj^ratuler,

flu iter.
CiinHralulation, konn-(j;rattU-iiJii-lc'.clieunif, s. felicita-
tion, f. \lion.
Coiiijraliilatory, konn-trrati-li'-inii-IJ-tonr-i, a. de félicita-
Coiiifrevjale, kon'ii'-t;ri-j,';<ett', v. a. et it. aiseinbler ;

s'asieinbler.
Con^jretjaiion, kon'(;-gri-(i/«'-cheuntr, s. congregation,

assemblée, f.
Conjjress, koii'ji'-jircssc, s. coiifjrès : choc, in.
Coniiruence, — cy, kun'ij'.yriou-cinrct', — cl, s. con-

forinitd, f.
Con^;ruellt, kon'fj'-RrioM-cnn't, a. conforme.
Ci)n),'rnity, k^n'i^Kfion'-iti, s. congruite, conformité, f.
Cdii^jriious, kou'^j-^rioii'-c'ucc, a. — ly, ad. convenable.
Conic, — al, kon'-ik, — al, a. — ally, ad. conique.
Conjectnral, konn-djck'-tcliiou-ral, a. — ly, ad. con-
jectural ; far coitjeclitre.
Conjecture, konn-djok'-tchiour, s. conjecture, f. ; — ,

■V. a. conjecturer.
Conjecturer, konndjek'-tcliiou-rcur, s. faiseur de con-
jectures, ni.
Conjoin, koiui-djoïni'', v. a. et n. conjoindre, unir ;

se joindre. [ ment.

Conjoint, koun-djoïn't', a. — ly, ad. conjoint; conjointe-
Coiiiui^'il, k'inn'-djiou-ijal, a. — ly, a.l. coiijux'al.
Conjuj^ate, kunii'-djiou ■^jwulf', v. a. conjuguer.
Conju^'ation, konn'-iljioUi,'.'<e-clicun<;, s. conjugaison ;

union, (.
Conjunction, konn-djeun'k'-clicunf, s. conjonction ;

liaison, f.
Conjunctive, konn-djeun'k'-tiv^, a. — ly, ad. conjonctif ;

conjointement : — , s. subjonctif, m.
Conjinicturc, konii-djeun'k'-tcliiour, s. conjoncture ;

liaison, f.
Conjur.ition, konn-djiou-ré'-cheun?, s. conjuration, f. ;

complot, m.
Conjure, konn-djiour^', w. a. et n.coniurer ; cciirfiirer;

— , keuini'-djenr, v. a. et n. conjurer; emorceler ;

user de sorcelleries.
Conjurer, Conjuror, keunn'-djeur-eur, s. enclianteiir, ni.
CoiiMate. konn-nctf', a. ne en me'ine temps.
Connatural, konn-natch'-iou-ral, a. — ly, ad. dune

fii/me nature ; naturel.
Connect, kon-nekt', v. a. et n. lier ; se lier.
Connection, konn-nck'-clieun?, v. Connexion.
Connectively, konn-nek'-tiv^-li, ad. conjointement.
Connexion, konnnek'-cheunf, s. connexion, union, f. ;

rapport, m.

Connexity, konn-nek'-ci-tl, s. conne.xi'e', (,

Connivance, konn-naï'-vuini'c^, s. connivence, (,

Connive, koiinn.ilvc', v.fi. conniver ; ilignoier.

Connoisseur, koiicssér/, r. connaiiseur, m.

(.'onnotate, k(jnn'-no-teic, t. a. iinpli/uer, contenir.

(^onmihial, konn-niou'-lji-al, a. coii/ugat.

Conl|ua^sate, konn-kouas'-setc, v. a. ébranler.

Contju.issation, konn-kouas-sé-cheniii', s.ebinnlenirnt.tw

Concilier, kon't;'-keiir, v. a. conçue'rir ; subjuguer.

Con<|ueral)le, konV'-keur-a-bl', <i. domptable.

Con'iueror, kon'jj'kcur-eur, s. com/ueiant; Taiiii/wiir,

l'oiniiiost, kon\''-kouest^, s. coiit/u/te ; Ticloire, f, (ni,

Cons.in.i;uineous, konn-ban'>;-;;ouin'-i-euc^, a. consan-
I gui"-

Consanguinity, konn-siny-j;ouin'-i-ti, f. cou sanguin ilc.i,

Conscience, fconii'-clienn c#, s. conscience, f.

Conscientious, konn-clii-eiin'-theucf, a, — ly, ad. coif
sciencieu.x.

Conscientiousness, konn-chi-enn'-chcnc^-nessi', s. déli-
catesse de conscience, f . ; scrupule, ni. [juste,

Conscionalilc, konn'-cheun-.i-l.l', a. — My, ad. ei]uitab!e,

(.'oiiscionableness, konn'-chcun-.ilij'ness^, j. eiiuite, (.

Conscious, konn'-clieuc?, a. — ly, ad. (jui connaît, çiii
I sait ; persuade' de ; à bon escient.

Consciousness, konn'-clieuce-ness<, s. conscience, f.
I (N)nscri|)t, konn'-skript/-. r. conscrit, m,
' •'■•nscriplion, konn-skriii'-clieunr, .s. c<'n\( ription, f.

(ionsecrate, knnn'-ci-kr.'tr', r'. a. consiurer ; dexouer.

Consecration, konnci-kré'-clicunï', s. consecration ; de'-
die ace, f.

Consecratory, konn'-ci-kfc'-tn-ri, a. sacramentel.

Consectary, konn'-cek-ta-ri, a. consei/uent; —, v. cous/-
qiienu, t.

Consecution, konn-ti-kiou'-cheunc, s. suite de consé-
quences, f.

Consecutive, konn-eek'-iou-livc, a. — ly. ad. consécutif,

Consension, konn-cenir-clicuiif, s. aiiord, ni.

Consent, koimceiMit', s. consentement, accord, m. ; —,
T. n. consentir ; approuver.

ConsoiUaiieous, konii-cenii-té'-ni-euc^, a. — ly, ad. con-
forme, convenable.

Conseiitaneousness, konn-ceiin-té'-ni-cucir-ness, s, con-
form ite, f.

(!unsentieiit, konn-ccnn'-clii-cnu't, a. unanime, d\iccord.
I Consequence, konn'-ci-kcjiienn'c^, s. conseqneine, f.
j Conse<|uent, konn'-ci-koiieiin't. a. — ly, ad. cousequent;

coiisequeinment ; — , .t. consequent, effet, ni.
j Consecinential, konn-ci-kouenn'-clial, a. — ly, ad. constl.

qiient ; sujjisant ; coiisequeniinent ; avec suj/isance.
! Conservative, konncer'-va-tivc, a. conservateur.

Conservator, konn-cer-vé'-teur, s. consei-vateiir, m.

Conservatory, koiin-cer'-va-teur-i, a. comei-vant : con-
serxaleur ; — , s. depot ; reservoir ; con\ei raloire m.

Conserve, kuiin'-cervf, s. conserve, f. ; — , konn'ccrvc,
v. a. coiiter-.'er.

Consider, kuiin-cid'-cur, ï'. a. et n. considérer ; e.Mi'in-
lier ; estimer ; méditer ; songer. [a'h'f.

Considerable, konncid'-eur-a-bl', a. — b!y, ad. coimJer-

Considerablcness, konn-cid'-eur-a-br-njss^, s. import-
ance, f.

Considerate, konn-cid'-eur-dt?, a. — ly, ad circonspect :
attentif; discret.

Considcrateness, konn-ciJ'-eur-(it<-ncssf, s. circonspec
tioii ; discretion, f.

Consider.Uion, konn-cid-eur-é'-clieun?, s. conside'raticii,
attention, f. ; regard, m. ; importance, f.

Considérer, konncid'-eur-eiir, s. penseur, m.

Considerini^^, koiin-cid'-eur-in'uvc, r. vu qut,attendii que.

Consign, konn-saïnf', v. a. et n. consigner; lonjic;
to — over, dévouer.

Consi^nntary, konn-cii,''-na-ta-ri, s. consigitataire. m.

Cùnsii;nation, konii-ci^-iie'-clieun^, s. consignation, f.

Consijfiiee, konn-saî-iii', s. consignataire, ni.

Consiijnment, konn-saîn-menn t, j'. consignation, f.

Consist, konn-cistf'. v. n. consister ; e.vister.

Consistence, — cy, konn-cis'-tenn'cf, — ci, s, consistance:
substance, f.

Consistent, konn-cis'-tenn"t, a. — ly, ad. consistant ; ccn
forme, conséquent.

Consistorial, konn-cis-tô'-ri-al, a. consistorial.

Consistory, konn-cis'-teur-i, j'. consistoire, in.

Consociate, konn-sd'-chi-étc, 7'. (i. et n. associer; s'al
socio- ; s'unir ; — , s. associé; complice, ni.

Consociation, konn-sô-chi-é'-clieun?, r. association, f.

Consolable, konn-sô'-la-bl', a. consolablc.

Consolation, konn-sô-lé'-clieunc, j. consolation, f.

Consolator, konn-!Ô Ic'-tenr, s. consolateur, ni.

Consolatory, konn-sol'-a-tcur-i, a. consolani.

Console, konn'-sôl<', s. console, f. ; — , v. n. consoler.

Consoler, konn-sô'-leur, j. consolateur, m. [lonsolidir.

Consolidate, konn-sol'-i-dei?, v. a. et it. consolider : st

Consolidation, koim-sol-i-dé'-cheun;, s. consolidation, I.

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Cr.nnoU koiii>'-sc.!/^. J. //. icwiottdis, ill. pi.
Co:i3on«iicc, — cy, koim'-:>à-iiaiiircr, —ci, s. catisoHanre;

(oii/aimitf, f.
Consonant, ki)iin'-sô-iiaim't, a. d'a-iorj ; coii/ùrmt ; —,

J. U^lliOllllf, f.

Cmiscinanliicss, konn'-so-nann't-ncss.', s. cfiii/orinitc, I.

(Jrnsoni)us, k(>nir-i.i')n';ui.c a. Iinrinoiiirux.

tonvirt, konii'-sort?, t. lonipitf^tiiiti, asioif', \n. ; com-

/itx'iif, fpoii e, f. ; — , koiiii'iuile'', z/. a. tl tt, insoiier ;

wiirier ; i iissoiiei:
Coiisnrtsliip, konri'-sort^-chiii^, .f. atsfiiialion, f.
C'lin.picnous, koiin-spik'-iou-LUCt', ii. — ly, (m". visiblt ;

afifartitt ; rtmar^mtl'le.
Cnnspicuuusiicss, konii-spik'-ioii-euci?-ncssc, r. e'viiltiuf;

cd.-hrit^, I.
Conspiracy, konii-spir'-aci, Cor.spiratioii, kunnspi-ré'-

du iin^ s. iviis/>irii/ii>ii, (,
Conspirator, konii-splr'-a-teur, s. coiisfiiraleur, m.
Conspire, kiiim--.paiir', v. ii. ,0)i?/>ii-er.
Conspirer, kimii-sp.ii'-rcur, f. Lonspirator.
Constable, kcunn'-sta-lil', s. lOiiitrluliiv : /;ouTer>ifiiy, m,
Coiistaliloship, keimn'-sla-M'-cliip, s./otulunt lie contic-

table, f. ; g^ouvertif»ie>if, ni.
Cr.nstancy, Iccinir-'.l.iimLl. s. lOiis/itiuf, (.
Constant, kuMu'-stanji't, a. — ly, irrf. ivii.it,i)i/.
Constellation, konii-stel-lé'tjliciinc, s. consleUatùni, f.
Consterii.ition, konii.stcr-iic-clu-nnf, t. i,>iisltiiiiilwii, f.
Constipate, konu'-sti-pcl?, t. a. lOiuifiistr : lointipcy,
Constii)atii)n, koiiii-sti-pti'-cheiuir, s. coitdtination ;

o'infipatioii, f.
Conslitiirnt, koniistit'-lou-enn't, a. coitstiliiaiit ; —, s.

lomliliiitiit : lOiiDiifilaiit, ni.
Coiisliiutc, konn'-stitioiit^, ;■. a. lOiu/ifiier. [fJ'if, m.
ConstitntcT, konn-stiliou-teiir, s. iuiu/itu.iiit ^ (inn'iiel-
Constitution, koiin-sti-ticm'-clienn^, .r. io>istitiilio)i, {.
Constitutional, koiinsti-tluu •( hciiiial, a. — ly, ii,i. toit-

SllIllllOllIlt/.

Constitnlioiialily, konn-btl-tioii clieun-.il'-i-ti, .r. (oifititii-

tiiiiiitiililr, f.
i."onititntivc, konn stition'-tiv^, i». oni'liOifiy. [ !;i')tei:
Constrain, koim-strenf', T'. a. ifliitnnniire, repiimer ;
Conslraineilly, konii-stré'-neil-li, a>l. par lontraïute.
Constraint, konnstrcnt', j. lOittrauiti', f.
Constrict, koim-stnct^', ;■. a. loiiipi-inifr, yesseiitr.
Constriction, konnstrlk'-cheunc. i. tiHi.slyùlioii, f.
t'onstrini;c, koimstrin'iljc', v. Constrict.
Construct, koiinstrcukt', t'. a. lOiiHriiire.
Construction, koiin-strcnk'-clitnnc, s. tonstyuitioit, t. ;

if.'is, in. i)iffr/yi!alù<ii, f.
Constructively, koiin-strenk'-tivc-li. ii,f. p,)y iii<liittio)i.
Constrno, koiin'-striiui, t/. a. loiistnme : exp/npiey.
Consulisl.intiatioii, konn-scnib-stanii-cliié'-clicuni', s. con-

siihslaiilialioii, f.
Ccwsul, konn'-sei'l, s. lomul, m.
Consular, konii'-sidu-lar, a. (Oinu/aiye.
Consulate, konn'-siou-létt', s.roiisiiial, u\.
Consult, konn-seult*', z/. o.et ii. loiisulter : dclihérey ;

inviy txayii à.
Consult, konii'-seult^. Consultation, konn-seul-té'-chcuiic,

s. coiisii/tttfioii, (. ; toiisri.', ni.
Consulter, koiin-seul'tciir, .f. n-'iiiqui (OiisulU. [sii»ii',
Consumalile, konn-sioii'-nia.l)!', ii. çiit peut ftye icu-
Coiisunie, konn-sionuu'', ;■. a. et n. consumer ; coitsom-

vier : se roiisuiney ; dtpe'yiy. \tetir, m.

Cousuiuc», koiin-sion'-iufur, s. coiisommaleiir, dissipa-
Consuniniate,koiin-seuin'ctc, v. it. cotisoinvier; aclteiey;

—, a. — ly, ad. coiisoimne ; pit y/dit.
Consuuiniation, konii-seum-é'-thcuii^, s. consomi/iatioii,

(. : ac'iher/teiit, m.
Consuniption, konn-scuiiir'-chcunf', s. coiuomptioii, f.
Consumptive, kuiiii-bcuni£''-tivf, a. dalyucti/; fhllti-

sii/iie.
Consuinptiveness, konn-seiiiii«'-tiv?iics'jf, s. disposition

It Al coitsiiinptioii, f.
Conl.ilinl.ite. konM-tab'-ioii-ldtc, -v. a. p'aiicheier.
Coi t.ict, konn'-takt, s. contact, toiuhcy, .11.
Cont.i^'ion, konn-lé'-'.lji-eunc, j. cntux'o'i, f.
Contni;ious, konn-té'-ilji-i'ucr, a. contof^iriix.
Conli^'iimsncss, konii te'-i'jl-cucf-nosst', .1. )i

ttXi^ictisr, f.
Contain, koim leur', -n. a. et ti. conlen
Cont.iuiin.Ue, koiiiitam'-i-nctc, v. a.

!Olli,/c'.

Containinatlou, konnt.iiii-i-iié'-clicuii<', s, ' i,it,'uyc, f.
Contciun. komitcin'. ;■. a. incprisey.
Conuuincr, konii-lciu'-ncor. 1. contoi/ptciiy, m.
Cont •uiplale, konii-tcni'-plclf, :■. a. et n. contempler ,

méditer.
Con;einplaiinn, koniiteinplo'-cheuni-, j. ionie»!f,\tlcon,

■■iiidiuitioii : intention, f.
Couiruipl.itive. konn-tciu'-i)l,\-ti\f, a. c,:ntemp!at,f.
<kOniciu^ latur, koiiiitciii pic' leur, s. ivnieniflutiny, 111,

natuye con-

>- ,■ vc contenir.

àOHilley ; — , 1

Ctintcniporancou»;, knimteiii po-rp 'niciuv. Contempo-
rary, kniin-trni'pf>ré-ri', a. lonlenipoyain.
Contc'inpt, koiiiiteiM t', s. inepyi>, ni.
C'('iilc'iii|itiljlo, k<Minteiii'-ti-br, a. — bly, aii. mcpriicihlt ;

tu 1,'row • -, s'aiilir.
Contcinptiblcness, konii-tcin'-tibr-iicss*, j. •.aracttr»

méprisable, m. ; l'a:\esse, t.
Contemptuous, kuimicni'-tiou-ciic<, <». — ly, ctd. mrpri-

iant : ai ee inepyn.
Con'.cinptuoiisne-s, konntciir-tioiicncr-ncssr, s. inepyis,
m. ; aryoganie. (.
I Coutciiil, kuim-ttnir, r. a. (t ». diipufer; eonifiattiv ;
I prétendre.
Coutcruluiit, krinntonn'-ilentit, Coiiteiitler, koimteiiii'-

(leur, s. touipctiieiir, rii,it. ni.
Content, koiuMiunt, <i. .ii'i/''"^,' — , r. lontentonenl ;
contenu, sonimaiye. 111. j — , J 11. :onti<iter, \atn/iiire.
Contented, koiin tcuii'.ted ii. — ly, ad. ionien!, \atii-

,/a it ; ptttic ni ment.
C'omeutc'ilncss. konu-teun' tccînessc. .t con'entenienf.w.
Conteiitiini, kuiintenn clicuiu', s. lontenlioii ; émula-

tun, f.
C<intentious, konn-tcnn'-clioucr, a. — ly, ai. conten-
tieux, i/nerelleur.
Coiiteutioiisness, konntcnii'-clieuci'-ncss/f, r, A/o/.v.vr

conlentieu.,e, f.
Coutoiitlcss, konn-tcnn't'-lrssc', a. tn-'conlenf.
] Coutcnlincnt, knniitiMin t'-nienn't, .f. contentement, ni.
Conterminous, konn • ter' • mi -iieucr, <i hnntyophe,

zioiiin.
Contest, konn'-tcstr, s. contestation, dispute, f. ; —,
konn-test^', v. a. et n. contester, dnpiiter ; yiia.'ner,
(Contestable, konntess'-ta-bl', a. conte •.t,zl>le.
Contestation, koun-tess-te'-chennc, v. contestation, f.
Context, konn'lekst, .t. contexte, »//. (ni.

Contexture, koniiteks'-tchiour, .t. conte.rtnre, (.; tw,u,
Contimiity, konn-tii;»iou'-i-ti, s. iontii,'nite, f.
CoMti),'Uous, konn-tijj'-ioueiRV, a. — ly, ad. contij-ii,

attenant .r.
r"onti>,'iunu.iiess, konn-ti^'ioueiicf-nesv, r. conti\i;niti-, f.
(ontinence, —(y, koiur-linenn c<", — ci, s. (ontincine, S.
Continent, komriinenn t, ii. — ly, a,/, eontinent, mo-
de ye : --, s. continent, ni.
( oiuuient.il, korm-ti-nenn t'- il, a. ioiitin--nlat.
Contingence, — cy, konn-timr-iljemrce-, —ci, s. cor.tiii-

j;ente ; cJiance, (.
Continuent, komitinn'-iljenii't, ij. -ly, ad. fonti.i,:^ent

accidentel ; —, s. continrent : i,i\ fortuit, m.
Coiitint,'eiitiiess, kouutinn'-fljeun tnessc, <r. lasualit , ('.
('iiutinual, konii-lin'-ioual, .j. — ly, ad. continif-!.
Continuance, konntiii' iou-;uiiiCt', y. continuation, (. ;

ojouyneinent, m.
Coiitimiation. konntiniou-c'.tlieuiir, j. lontinuation, f.
Continnator, koniiliii-iou-e'-tor, j. cmlinuateiir, m.
Continue, konii-tiir-ioil, v. a. tt tt. continuer; per.

sczrrer.
Contiiineilly, koniitin'-ion-ei!-li, ad. contintftlement.
Continuer, konn-tiii'-ioueur, s. continuateur, m.
Continuity, konnti-niou'i-ti. s. continuité, f.
I Continuous, koimtiii'-iou-eucc, a. co'itinii.
' t!ontorf, konn-torti"', 7\ a. tordre,
j (.'outortion, koiin-tor'-clu:uiif, j. contoysi,<n, f.
I Contraband, konn'-tra-banuM, s. contyel'ande.i.; — , <«.
I de conlyel amie : —, 7'. a. /aire la coiu'yelhinde.
I C'ontrabaiulist, koiiii' -tra-liann'il- istc, s. contiyOan-
I diey, m.

j Cjmtract, konn-trakt', v. a. et n. contyactey ; retye'cir,
! nbyei;ey ; se contyactey, se resserrer ; —, koim'trakt, ,1.
I contrat, m.

I Coiitrarteclnoss, kr,niiti.ik'te'.l-nessc, s. resscyyenicnt,
j yetyà issonent, m.

! Coniractibility. kimn-tr.ik-ti-bir-i-ti, s. coittyacti'ite, f.
i Contraction, koim-tr.ik'-clicmu', s. tontyaction, ahu ii,!-
: lion, f.

Contractor, konn-trak'-teur, .r. contractant, ni.
1 Conlra<lict, konn-tr.i-(likt<'. 7'. a. contyediie.
I Contradictor, konn-tr,i-dik'-li.ur, .r. contyadiileuy, m.

Contradiction, komitra-dik'-clieunc, s. contraditti'u, f.
I Contr.idictious, konn-tr,i-dik'-clieucc, <«. loniradictoirc.
I CoiUradii liousness, komi-tr.i-ilik'-clieucr ncsst', s. ion-
I tradictirn. t.

' Coiitr.idictory, konii-lradik'-tcuri, a. —xly, ad. lonlia-
I diitoire.

j Contradistinguish, komi.tra-disli;(|;'-^'ouiLlif, v. a. ,/,>■
; tiiix lier par les ,/iialites oppo-ea.
. Coiitr.iposilioii, komi Ir.ipô/.icli'-euiK', s. opposition, f
Contrariant, konii-tré'-riann t, «. co'ifaire.
Coiitr.iriety, knnn-trarai'i ti, Contraiiness, konn'trt-ii
I nesSf*. s. lOnt) ari.ie, f.

j Contrarions, konntr.i'ri cnct-, a. — ly, a,i. contiaire,
■ t nntr.iruvise, konu'-lrati uuaufi ad, an toiiiiaiie, "i
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Conlrnry, konn'-trn-rl, a. — ily, «trf. conlraitt ; — inlndcd,
rf'«« m't't leiitinire ; —, .t. coiilrairt, in. ; on the —,
o/< toiitiairt : —, T'. rt. (onlinrifi; (oiitrr.lirt.

Ccjiilrast, krimi-trast^', v. a.ioitltaitir ; —, k(iim'-tr,-ist^,
s. lOiiliasle, w. limite.

('"titr.ivciiL-, kniiiilra-vini'', v. a. coitrrmiif, tii/rt-

Coiilravcncr, koimlra-vi'-iiciir, .r. (ouli-iTtiianl, in.

Contravention, komi-tra-vcnn'-Lliciin^, s. coiUraven-
tioii, I.

Conlrectation, Vonn-trck-lc'-cheiinr, s. at/oiuJtfmf>il,m.

Contribiilc, k iiii-lrili'-ioiitf, v, a. et ii. tonliil<ucr ;
fourni):

Coiitribiiter, kgiin-trib'-ioii-teur, .r. celui gui contrihiif.

Contrilnuion, konn-trili-inn'-i liiniiic, r. lo-i/ri/iiitu'ii, (.

C'l.ntriliiitivc, koiinlrili'-iiMi-tUr, C'oiilribnlory, konn-
Irili'ioit-tLMir-i, a. luiitrihiuDil. [lion,

Coiitrito, konn'-traitc, it, —\y, ati. (Oiifrit : itTec loiitri-

Contriteiie'is, konn-lrait^'-ncss?, Contrition, konntricli'-
oiinf, .1. lontritioii, (,

Contriv.ince, konn-tra'i'-vann'w, s. iiiveiilion, f. ; arli-
Jiif ; complot, in.

Omlrive, ki)im-tr,iiv?', X', a, et n. inventer ; machiner ;
fari'enir iK

Contriver, konn-tr.iï'-vonr, s. inventiir, artisan, ni.

Contrivcincnt, konn-traiv' -nicnn't, s. invention, f.

Control, konn-trol', s, contrôle, ni. ; — , v. a. contrôler,
noinerner.

C<pntrollal)lf, konn-trAI'-a-bl', a. sujet à contrôle.

Controller, konn-trol'-eiir, s. contrôleur, in. [trMeur, f.

Controllcrsliip, konn-tror-eur-cliip, s. fonction lie cvn-

Controlinent, konn-trol'-incnn't, s. centrale, in. ; sur-
veillance, f.

Controversy, konn'-liô-ver-cl, s, controverse, f.

Controvert, koiin'-trô-vcrt?, t'. a. contnn/erser, con-
treciire,

Controverlllilc, konn-trô-ver'-ti-l)!', a. contestable.

Controvcrtist, konn'-tro-vor-tistc, s. controversiste, m.

Coiitumacioiis, koim-tioii-ni'i'-tlicuc*', a. — ly, ad. opini-
âtre : contumace. [niâtrctc, (.

("ontninaciousness, k'pnn-tinnnié'-chciur-ncss?, y. o/i-

Contumacy, konn'-tionniacl, v. contumace, f.

Conluinelions, konn-tiou-mi'li-eucc, a. — ly, ad, ou-
trageant, injurieux.

ContnnieliouMiLss, konn • tion -mi' -11 - t'iic<- nessr, s.
injure, f. ; ton injurieux, m.

Coiituniely, koMn'-tioiinii-li, s. outrage, m. ; insuit:', f.

Contuse, konntiou/:^', v. a. Iiroyer ; meurtrir, \sure, f.

Contusion, konii-tiou'junnc, s. confusion, meurtris-

ConuiKlruin, kô-ncunn'-drcuiiK', .r. tuilupinade, f.

Convalescence, — cy, konn-va-lcs'-ccnn-c^, —ci, s. con-
valescence, f.

Convalescent, konn-valcs'-ccnn't, a. convalescent.

Convene, konn-viiif', v. a. et n. assevihler ; s'assembler.

Convenience, — cy, ko'in-vi'-iii-enn'ci', —ci, s. co>ive-
nance ; commodité ; aisance, f.

Convenient, koan-vi'-ni-eiin't, a. — ly, ad. convenable ;
commode ; aise'.

Convent, konn'-venn't, s. couvent, m. ; —, konn-venn't',
V. a. citer ; ajourner.

Conventicle, koiin-veMn'-tl-kl', .v. conventicule, ni.

Convention, konn-venn'-clicunc, s. assemblée ; cou-
ï'ention, f.

Conventional, konn-venn'-clieun-al, a. — ly, ad. cou-
ventionnel, stipule'.

Convcntnal, konn-venn'-tcliiou-al, a. conventuel, inonas-
tii/ue ; — , s. moine, m,

Convcrt;e, konn-verdjc', v. n. converger.

Convcrjjcnt, konn-ver'-djenn't, a. i onvergent.

Conversable, konii-ver'-sa-br, a. — bly, ad. sociable.

Convcrs-ableliess, konn-vcr'-s.i-bl'nesM', j. sociabilitt', f.

Conversant, konn-vcr'-sann't, a. familier; intime;
verse dans.

Conversation, konn-vcr-sé'-clieimf, s. conversation, f.

Converse, konn'-verct', s. conversation, f. ; commerce,
m. ; — , konn-versf', v. n. converser ; frà/uenter.

Conversely, konn-vcrct''-li, ad. réciproquement.

Conversion, konn-ver'-cliounc, s. conversion, f.

Couvert, konn'-vertf, s. com'erti, m. ; —, konn-vertf',
V. a. et n. convertir ; se convertir.

Converter, konn-ver'-teur, s. convertisseur, m.

Convertible, konn-ver'-ti-bl', it. convertible ; —bly, ad.
reeipri>i}ue»tent.

Convertite, konn'-ver-taitc, J. converti, m.

Convex, konn'-vcks, Conve.xeil, konn-vekst', a. convexe.

Convexity, konn-veks'-i-ti, Convexuiiss, konn-vekb'-
liesse, s. convexili!, f.

Convuy, konn-vé'i f. a. porter, transmettre, communia
quer ! conduire.

Conv»yanc«, konn-vë'-ann'cr, /, (rvinspoyli ciivci, m. ;
eesston, t,

Conv«y(»ne«r, konn.vé'.anr\<«ur, /, 'letairt, Wi

Cvnvcytfi kenn<vè'«urj t, vtHmitrx vu,

Convict, konii-vikt', f. a. ccnuiincre ; —, konn'viKt, ».

coupable, ni.
ConvK tion,konn-vik'-chcun/, i. eoHvicUon ; condamna-
tion, f.
Convicttve,konnvik'-tiv^, a. convaincant.
Convince, konnvinn ce', v. a. convaincre.
Convinceinent, konn-vin'cc'-mcnn t, i. conviction ; con-

damnation, f. [oiivaiiuaiiit,

Convinrinuly, konnvinn'-cinyw^-li, ad. d'une mnu-.irt
( Onv nuin^jness, konn-vinn'-cin '^''/^-iii'ss»*, t. <'.ideiice,i,
Coiuiv.il, konn-v.ii'-v.il, Convivi.il, konn-viv'-i.il, 4,

joyeux.
CoUNivi.ility, konn-viv-i-al'-i-tl, s. bonne hiinieur, f,
(oiuoL.itc, konn'-vûk't»', v. a. convoi/iier.
Convocation, konn-\o-ki.''clieunr, s. convocation, (.
Con\ol<e, koiin-vokf', v. a. coinv/iier.
Convolution, konn-vùliou'-clieui'.', s. enroulement, :n.
Convolve, koimvolvf', v. a. enrouler.
Convoy, konn'-vtn', s. convoi, ni. ; —, konnvoi', v a,

lonvoyer, escorter.
("onvnlse, konn-venls^', v. a. convulsionner; bonlevenrf.
Convulsion, konn-vcul -clieun*, s. convulsion ; «i/i/*

tion, f.
Convulsive, konn-vcul'-civ*-, a. convnlsif.
Cony, kcun'-i, s, lapin, m. ; — borou>{h, — burrow,

clapier, terrier, m.
Coo, kou, v. II. roucouler.
Cook, kouk, s. cuisinier, m. ; — maiil, s. cuisinière, (. ;

— room, s. cuisine, f. ; Joiigon, ni. ; — , v. a, et «,

apprêter, faire la cuisine.
Cookery, kouk'-eur-i, s. cuisine, t.
ICookie, kouk'-i, s. petit pain, ni.
Cool, koul, a. — ly, ad. frais ; indifTèrent ; —, s. /rai,

cheiir, {.; frai\,m. ; —, v. a. et n. rafraliliir ; re,
froidir ; attiédir; se rafratc/iir ; se refr^ndir.
Cooler, koul'-eur. s. refrigerant ; tafraichisiOir, m.
Coolisli, koul'-lcli?, a. unpeiifra s.
Coolness, koul'-nesst', s. fràicheiir, froideur ; indif-
ference, t,
Cooiii, kouuif, s. cambouis, m.
Coop, koui>c, .t. tombereau, m.; 6arrt'i/ue; mue, f. ; —,

V. a. enfermer ; encager.
Coopee, icoii-pi', s. coupe, m.
Cooper, kon'-penr, s. tonnelier, m.
Cooperate, kou'-pour-cilj,'!?, s. tonnellerie, f.
Co-operate, ko-op'-er-étc 7/. n. coopérer.
Co-operation, kiVop-er-c'-clieun^ .f. cooperation, f.
Co-operative, ko-op'-cr-n-tivc, a. coopérant.
Co-opcrator, ko-op'-iT-é-tcur, .1. coper.iteiir, tii. ('i'ir/,
Co-orilinate, ko-nr'-di-nétc a. • ly, ad. du nu'ine rang;
Co-ordinateiicss, kô-or'-di-neti'-ncss^, Co-ordin.ition, ki-

or-di-né'-clieun<', s. e'galilé de rang, f.
Cop, kop, ,r. sommet, m. ; cime ; aigrette, f.
Coparcenary, kô-par'-cinari, s. co/ieritage, :n.
Coparcener, ko par'-ci-neur, 1. cohéritier, m.
Cfpparceny, ko-par'-ci-ni, v. Coparcenary.
Copartner, kô-part<!'-neur, s. assM'ie', m.
Copartnership, kô-p,irt^'-neur-cliip, s. association, f.
Cope, kôp*, j. coiJJ'e ; calotte, f. ; — , v. a, et n. couvrir

la ti'te ; rogner ; lutter.
Copier, kop'-i-cur, s. copiste, ni.
Copions, kô'-pi-enc?', a. — ly, ad. copieit.y, abondant.
Copiousness, kopi-eucf-ness^, s. abondance, f.
Copped, kopt, a. hupp^.
Coppol, kop'-el, s. coupelle, f.
Copper, kop'-eur, s. cuivre, m. ; monnaie de cuivre, f. ;

— , a. de enivre ; —colour, a. cuivre; -nose, s. ii.'s

couperose, m, ; — plate, s. taille-douie, S. : — sheatliirii,',

s. doublage en cuivre, m. ; — smith, s. cliaudroninei-,

ni. ; — wire, s. fil de cuivre, m. ; — , v. a. cuivrer,

doubler en cuivre.
Copperas, kop'-eur-ac^, s. couperose, f.
Copperish, kop'-eur-ich?, a. cie cuivre.
Coppery, kop -eur-i, a. cuivreu.v.
Co|)i)ice, kop'-pic(r, s. taillis, ni.
Cop|)lcd, kop'-pl'd, a. conique.

Copse, kops^, s. taillis, m. ; — , v, a. entretenir âci
Copula, kop'-iou-la, s. copule, f. [laiHis.

Copulate, kop'-iou-Iétf , v. a. et n. accoupler; s'accouple).
Ci>pulation, kop-ioulé'-chennf, s. copulation, f.
Copy, kop'-i, s. copie, {. ; exemplaire, m. ; — book, s.

cahier, m. ; — paper, s. papier de minute, m. ; — rii;lit.

s. droit cC auteur ; manuscrit, m. : — , v. a. et n.

copier; expédier; copyiiiij machine, machine à

copier, f.
Copyer, kop'-i-cur, s. copiste, m.
Copyhold, l.op'-i-hôld, s. terre qui reliitttunfîef, f,
Copyholdei , Kop'-i-hol-deur, s. tenancier, m.
Copyist, kop'-i'istï, s, copiait, m.
Coquet, k6-kett', s, ccgitette, t. ; —, t/. n, cogutitn
Coquetry, kô'-kett-rt, .f. cejutlttrit, f,
Coqueitun, k6-k«tt'-lch«i <>> copttt.

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Coral, kor'-nl, /. corail, m. ; — «liver, — fiMicr, .r. eornilliti;

in : —net, s./nrais, in. ; — reel, s. t<iiiir lU coraU, 111.
Cofli.iii, kur'-l>.in<", s. Iroiir, in. ; aiituJnr, f.
Corl'cl, kor'-bcl, s. corbti/lt, f.
(Ccirliie, Corby, Vor'-bi, /. lorleaii, in.
Coril, kord^ s. tarde, f. ; fontou, 111, | — maker, t.

lOiiiier, III. ; —, i/. rj. loriier.
Cord.iijo, kor'-(I<5(IJe, s. iori1ai\', m.
Corilcner, kor<li-hr<', .r. (cr.ieinr, in,
Conli.il, kor'-<lji-al, <». — ly, n./. lordiitl : — , t. (oniiiil,
Curcltnlity, kor-dji-.il'-l-tl, ,f. o<r,{iii/tfc', {. [in.

Cnrdnn. Kor'-dciinr, s, conioii, ni.
Ccjrc, kor/, s. crriir ; cfiitrf ; /r<'j,'iii^ii, m.
Co-ri-ncnt, kô'-ri-djcnn't, s. cor/aeiil, in.
Cori.itcoiis, kô-ri-c'-cliciic^, a. tonace,
Cciriv.ll, kA.ral'-v.»!. s. riinl, ni.
Cork, k(irk, s. /ù'xt ; t. lu/iou de /I'fiv, lit. ; — cutter, s.

boiicltonnin; 111.; — scrow, s, lire-hoiic/wii, in.; —, f. a.

Ih'iiihfr avei un hi^ii, liMt de /«I'.vc.
Corky, knr'.ki, nd. de lietie, en lîèi;/.
Ciinii'ir.mt, kDr'-iiinr.uin t, s. icrmoran ; glouton, m.
C"rii. koriic, a. i;taiii ; hU ; cor nu fii,d, m, ; — lilade,

s.feiiillf de Hiaïi, f.; — botllc, i. bliief, m. ; — ch.uidior,

i. rn'eiideur de i^iaius, m. ; — cutter, s. fiedicure, m. ;

— f.ittor, V. — cli.iridler ; — fiebl, s. ihainf' de OU, m. ;

— Iliiî, s.glafeul. III. I — liift, v. larmier, m, ; — iiicr-
cli.iiit, s. mil >r II and de b/e, m. ; — pi)"', s. ilmlunieaii,
m. ; — rose, s. toi/uelicot, m. ; — salLuI, s. tmiche, f. ;

— st.ick, s. meute de hie, f. j — trade, s, coinniene de
ble. III. ; — , V. a. réduire en grains : ):mnuUr ; saler.

Corii.iL'c, l.orn'-idjc, s. im/'ôt sur le blé, m.
toniel, kor'-nci, s. lornouille, f. ; —tree, s. cornouiller,
Corneo^LS, kor'-ni-euc^ a. de corne. [m.

Corner, kor'-iiour, s. coin, m. ; — house, s. maison du

iiHii, (. ; — stniie, s. pierre angulaire, f. ; — wiic, ad.

(iiii;;i>iiale»ien/.
Cnrnct, knr'iiett, s. cornel, m. ; eornetle, f.
Coriietcy, kor'-iiclt-ci, s, grade de eornetle, m,
Coniicle, kor'-iii-kl', s. petite corne, f.
Ccirnle^s, koriu'-less, a. défoiirvu de He'.
Coriiv. kor'-iii, a. de corne.
Cori.ll.iry, kor'-n-l.i-ri, s. loroUaire, ni.
Cnrun.il, kor'-ô-ii,il, r. guirlande, couronne, f.
Coronation, kor-ô-iié'-cheim-. f. couronnement, m.
Coroner, kor'-ô-neur, /. coroner [en Angleterre), m.
Coronet, kor'-o-nett. s. couronne, f.
Curiior.il, k(ir'|io-ral, .1. caporal ; cor/oral, m. ; — , a.

— ly, <»ii'. corporel.

Cnr|ior,ility, kor |n'>-r.ir iti. r. corpore'itd, niate'rialite',{.

Corpor ite, kor'-iiô ri l,'. a. m orpoié, coilectif.

Cor|.>'r.itioii, kur -po-re'-clieiiiic, s. corporation, coin-
tiiun.iiite, f.

Corporeal, kor-pô'-ri al. a. — ly, ad. corporel.

Corporeity, kor-pori'-i-ti, s. inateriaiiié, f.

Corpiirify, kor-pù'ri-f.iï, v. a. corponjier.

Cor|js, kor, t. ccips, m.

Corpse, korpsf, .1. cadax're, m.

Corpulence, — ey, kor'-pioiileiiu'cc, —çX, s. corpulence, f.

Corpulent, kor'-pioulenn't, a. corpulent.

CnrpusChribtiD.iy, kor-pciurkris'li-dt', .t. l'cte-Dieu.C.

Corpuscle, knr'-peus-sl', s. torpuu ule, m.

Corpuscular, kor-peus'-kiou-l.ir, a. corpusculaire.

Corr.ide, kor-rcd/, v. a. user par l:/rotte)ne>>t.

Correct, kor-rekt', t. a. corriger ; — , a ~ ly, ad. correct.

Correction, kor-rek'-cheuiv, 1. correction, i.

Corrective, kor-rek'-tivc, a. correctif.

Correctness, kor-rekt'-nessr, v. correction ; exactitude, f.

Corrector, kor-rck'-tcur, s. correcteur ; re/ormateur. m.

Correlate, kor-ri-lét^'.î'. n. e'tre corrélatif, correspondre.

Correlative, kor-rel'-a-tivc, a. — ly, corrél.itif.

Correl.itiveness, kor-rel'-a-tivf-nessc, s. corrélation.

Coirespond, kor-ri-spon'd', 7'. 11. correspuiidre.

Correspondence, — ty, kor-ri-sponn'-dennc^, —ci, s. cor-
respoiidance, f.

Correspondent, korri-sponn'-denn't, (T. —ly, ad. corre-
spondant; conforme ; — , s. correspondant, :ii.

Cnrrc,pondinij, kor-ri-sponn'-din'j,'«f, a. conforme.

(Cirrie. kor'-ri, .r. caverne, f.

Corridor, kor-ri-dôr', j. corridor, ni.

Corrii^'ilile, kor'-ri-dji-bl', a. corrigible, punissable.

Corriv," 1, kor-raï'-v.U, s. rival, m.'

Corrol)orant, korrob'-ô-rann't, a. corroborant.

Corroborate, kor-rob'-ô-rét^, v. a. corroborer : con-
firmer.

Corroboration, kor-rob-o-re'-clieunc, s. corroboration, i.

Corroborative, kor-rob'-ô-ra-tiv^. a, comburant.

Corroda, kor-rodc'. v. a. corroder, ronger.

Corrodîîit, kor-io'-denn t, «. «trrodaiU, corroiifi ■«-, /.
<.-)ri-isif m.

Curroaion, kor-rô'islcunf, t, eaffoiftn, f,

Corrosive, kor-rô'.clvr, <t. eerivti/,- —, t. ccrtVii/, m,

vsirenivf n«i«, k«r-tâ'-civ( neiKi t, armiut/i 1,

Corru(».itc, kor'.rlou-KK. le, t. ,t. rieier,froiiftr.
('orruk;,ilion, kor-riou n/<e'-chcun/, s. corriigalioii, f.
Corrupt, kor-rcupti'', v. a. et 11. corioinpre : sédiiirt;

se corrompra —, a, — ly, ii</. corrompu ; gifù.' ;

séduit.
Corrupter, koi-reup'tciir, 1. corrupteur, m.
Ccirrnptibility, kor-reiip-tilil'-i-li, t. corruptibililé, f.
Corruptible, kor reup'-tili)', a. coi riift.ble.
Corruption, korr<iip'-Llii.un^, s. corruption, (,
Corriijitivc, kor-reup'-tive, a. lort onipanl.
Corrnptless, korreupt'-lessf, a. iiuorruptibU.
CorriijtMess, korreupt'nes^*, s. corruption, f.
Cors,iir, kor'-s.iir, s. crsaire, m.
Corse, kors^. .t. ladaiiw m.
Corselet, ki'rs/''-lett, s. lorselel, m.
Corset, kor'-si'tt, s. corset, m.
Cipruscant, kor-ens'-kami't, a. é.latnnt.
Oirusc.ite, kor cui'-ketc, v. n. briller, éi later,
(Joruscation, koreuske'-clieunc, f. ri Ai,', m,
(.'osecant, kô-si-kann't, s. coseiante, f.
Cosine, ko'-saiiK-, s. cosinus, m.
("osnictie, ko/-nRt'-ik, a. cosmétiiiue,
(Nsinii.d, k''/'.Mii k.d, a. cosini/ue,
(osuiojjr.ipliy, ko/ini.j^'.r.i.fi. .1. cosmographie, f.
Cosniopolit.m, ko,!.inôpi.l'.i.tanr, Cosmopolite, koz-

niop'-ô-laitc, s. cosmopolite, m.
Cossett. koss'-ttt, s. agneau élevé sans la mère, m.
Cost, kostr, .f. prix, m. .trais, dépens, \\\. pi. ; free —,

gratis ; '--, v. a. coiit, r.
Cost.ird, kos'-tard(', s. tête ; pomme ronde, f.
Costive, kos'-tivc. ,/. comtipé.
Costiveiiess, kos'-tivc-nesv, s. constipation, f.
Costless, kostc'-loss/, ■». .unis frais
Costliness, kost'-li-iies'r, s. somptuosité, f.
Costly, kost -li. a. coiilfiix, cher, somptntiix,
C'ostume, kostiounw', s. costume, m.
Cosy, ko'-zi, II. li son aise.

(>)t, kotr, .r. 1 aba ne. f. ; hamac, m. '

Colan^eiit. Uo-t.mu'-dji tin't, s. cotangentc, f,
Colcinpor.iry, kotem'-pora-ri, a. coUmporain.
Coterie, ko-teur-i', s. coterie, société, f.
Cotipiean, kotr'-kouinr, s. tatillon, ni.
Cotta(;e, kott'-edj<'. s. cabane, ihaiiinihe ; villa, f.
Cott.njer, kott'-é djeur. Cotter, ko:t'-cur, s. /labitant

d'une cabane, m.
Cotton, kott'-'n, s. coton, ni. ; explosive — , coton ex-

plouf, m. ; — mill, v. Jilature de to.'on, f. ; — sliiub,

— tree, s. cotonnier, m.; —, v. n. se lotoiiiier ;
s' un ir.

Cottony, kott'-o-iii, Cottonous, kolt'-oneiicc, a. coton-

neiix.
C'oucli, kaoutclic, .t. couche, f. ; — follow, .r. camarade de

lit. III.; —, -'. a. et n. coiuher ; cacher; mettre en

arrêt; se coucher.
Corn liant, k.ioMtcli'-.iiin't, a. coiii liant.
Coiiclier, kaoutcli'-cnr, s. coucheur ; \;reftifr, 111.
Coni;li, kof, s. toux, f . ; —, v. n. touiser ; to — up,

expectorer.
Coui;lier, koP-ciir, s. tou^seur, m,
Cr.uld, koudr, f. L'an.
Coulter, kôr-teur, s. contre, m.
Council, k.iounc'-rilf, j. conseil; concile, ni. ; — board,

s. t,ible -lu conseil, f.
Counsel, kaonnc'-sel, .v. conseil, avis; dessei •. ni.; to

keep —, garder le secret; — keeper, s. personne

discrète, f. ; — . 7'. a. conseiller.
Counsellor, k.iouiiif'-sel-eur, .f. conseiller, m.
Couiisellor-iliii), kaouiif'-bel-eur-cliipc, s. iharge de ton-

se Hier, f.
Count, kaoun't' .r. compte; uombrecoinpte ; -- book,

s. livre de compte, m. ; —, v. a. compter, calculer ;

réj>uter.
Count. iblc, kaounc'-tabr, a. comptable.
Countenance, k.iounc'-ti-nann'cc, s. contenance ; mine,

f. ; air ; regard, m. ; protection, f. ; appui, m. ; —,

V. a. appuyer; protéger ; encourager.
Counten.iiicer, kaounc'-ti-nann-ceur, s. protecteur, ni.
Counter, kaoumr'-teur, s. jeton ; calculateur ; comptoir ;

m. ; haute-contre, f. ; — , ad. contre ; en opposition ;

— act, V. a. agir contre; neutraliser , —action, s.
opposition, f. ; —alley, s. contre-allce, I'.; — balance,
s. contre-poids, m, ; — bull, s. contre-coup, m. ; —
change, s. édiange, ni. , — change, 7'. a. éihanger ;

— charge, s. recruninatwn, f. ; —check, s. opposi-
tion, f. ; — check, v. a. cuittreiarrer, s opposer ; —
deed, s. contre lettre, f ; —draw, v. a, cali/utr ; —
evidence, s. témoignage icntraire, ra. ; —gage, v. a,
contrt-iaiigtr ; — lijfht s faux Jour, m.; — niand. j,
loittre vi^dre, m.; — nianJ (— manu d'), f. ti. contre'
tHttudet i proHiàtr ; — iiiarch, s. eciitri-marcne, f. •

— mark, s. contri-marqut, f. ; —m\nt,contit-mint, i. )
—min» (—inalnc'J, v. «, (SHtritnintr t — murt, J m%-

cou

I -c, ]

CRA

trt-mur, m. j —pace, s. fiitiuit offoWt, f . i —pane,
i. (ourUfioinIt, f. ; — p.irl, t. loftt, (. ; doiiblr, m. ;
(onlrt-fiirtit, t. ; — plc.l, j. tr/>li,/iif, f. ; —plot, t.
fOHire-riist, f. j --puiiit, j. tonlr{-/>oiiil, m. ; toMrlf-
foinle, f . J — p()i^e, /. la'ilrf-pouh, m.; — poi»c
{ — \K<\u'\, V. a. coiitrt-l'alaini'r ; — poison, j. cottlit-
pi/itiiii. III,; —pressure, t. firtstioii loiUriiirt, f . ;
— prDjcct, 1. foHlKtr.t/ft, m. J — pruiif. r. loiitre-
fpraiit, t.; — revolulicii, t. loiitrr-r n'/ii/wii, f. ;
— se.il, f. a, Cûiilrt-utittr ; — security, f. giiriiiitu
lioiiiii-r ,1» l'iiniiit, f . J — sivfii, v. a. ii>iim-iii,''i"' <'
— si^ii il. ï. lOiilri'Mt^iial, iri. ; — siKu.iturc, lonha-
itiiit;, iri. i — l:i.ti.', J. /aii\^'OiU, m. \ — tciiiir, s.
Hiiiilfi outre, f. ; — tic kct, r. n'iiiir-iiifin/in; t. ; ■ liilo,
s. rniirff rcii/ruire, f. j — tiiiio, s, {i)iitrr-f<>n,*f, ii\. ;
— VMil, i. ri/iiilihrt ; l'i/iiiTti/fiif, m,; — v.iil (— volif'),
V, <i. l'tfDiiit.'oii' ; tom/ii'iixr ; —view, .t. /'/•/lonlitni,
t.; iiiiifniitf, m.; — wiiicl, s. veut tv/itrmie, i\\. ;
—work, T, II. eoiifrrDii'iei:

Ciiuiiletleit, kotiii;'-teiir-lil<-, n. — ly, mf. tonlrefait,

/tinx ; —, s. ioiilre-/a(on ; sit(>f>,nitii'n ; inifunlute,

f. ; ((>iilre-/'iUltur ; iiii/'Oileiir, m.; —, v. a. aiiOe-

/iiiir, iint/er,

ttiiiiitcrfeiter, k.ioim^'-tcur-fi-teur, J. roiifre/ttiteur ;

Jaiissaire, m.
CiiiiuerlLliinj;, kamln^'•tcur•fit■lll'^;<.'^ s. coiilre/açoii, f.
l'iiiintess, kaiiim»''-tess, s. oiintesse, (.
C^)unlin^;■lll)U•.e, k.iouiK'-tiirkiii^-li.iiiiiiM. (Oinploif, m.

l'iMiiitless, k.i'iiiii't-Kss<, u. tn)i"»i><r,tl>le,
C'iunlry, kouii<'-trl, s.toiiftee, f. ; /«irv, ni. ; caiupii:^iif,
f. ! — Im.x, y. pied-à-lerre, ni. : — (l.uice, s. i. ■;//;•.■•
i/tiiise, f. ; — liousi-, s. dhiimih lii: nDnp 't;iie, f. ;
— liki!, iJ. proviiiiial ; —ni. m, s. villa\:rots : />(>■
Villi iiii; loinpitlrw'e.m. ; — woni.in, s, paysanne ;
iiimpatyiole, (.; —, a. iliainpt'tre ; ciimpaaiiarU,

C'iunty, ka(iun,.''-ti, s. coinlr, m.

{-'iiiipce, kmi'-pi. J. toiipf. III.

Ci)ii|ile, keup'-pl', s. ioiip!r, f. ; —, v. a. et il. coupler ;
marier : s'a,iotipter, ic marier,

Coupliii^;, kciip'-lin'K;/!-, .r. a .\'iipleinent, m. ; maille, f.

(nura^je, kciir'-iil,<', r. ii<iirai,'e. m.

fniirancdiis, koiiré'-.lji-eucc, a. - ly, ad. anira^'eux.

C'iiuraneoiisncss, keur-ii'-iiji-cuw-iiess?, s, (i)iiriij;e, m. ;
hravoiire, f.

f'iiuricr, kourir^', s, courrier, m.

Ciiiirse, korsi', s. loiiry, m. ; lOiirxe ; earriirt, f ; tour;
train; ser~i>iie ; moyen, m. ; voie, f. ; liy — , tour à
tour; of —,oi jiiiairenient ; naturellement ; —, v. il.
et n. courir; cltiss, r, poiirsniTre.

(iMirser, kor-sour, t. lourtier; i/iasseiir, m.

(uiirscy, kôr'sc, s. courtier, m.

Ciiiirt, kôitc, s. cour ; iiiridicfion ; — card, .r. fi.:nre
{carte), f . ; — i\,iy, s. /oiir tl'an./irnce.jonr Jt palats,
ni. ; — (Iress, r. Jt.ihil de cour, ni. ; — li.iinl, s. écriture
tic palaix, f. ; — l.uly, s. dame de la cour, f. ; — iii.irtial,
.f. conseil de i^uerrc, ni. ; —Kill. .r. ti crier, m. ; —yard,
.r. vetlil'iile, ni. ; — . v. a. courtiser ; /latter ; solliciter.

Courteous, keur'-tclii-euct', a, — ly, aa. courtois, affable,
honnête,

Ciiiirteonsness, keur'tclii-eu<v-ne.sV, s. politesse, cour-
toisie, f.

Cmirter. kôr'teur, s. aspirant, m.

Courtesan, keiir'-ti-znnc, s. courtisane, f.

Courtesy, k(_ur'-ti-ci, s. courtoisie, at/abilite ; faTcur,
(. ; — , kcurt'-ci, s. revcre>:ce, i. ; —, v. u. faire la
reverence.

Courtier, k6rtt''-ïeiir, s. courtisan, in.

Courtlikc, kortc-laïki', a. elc't.'^aut.

Courtlines'i, kortt'-li-ncssc, .1. ele^'ance, no!>lesse, f.

Courtly, kortc'-ll, a. et ad. etcirant, noble; avec éltxance,
comme à la cour.

Coiiitsliip, korlc'-cliipc, s. cour ; recherche; civilité, f.

Cousin, kciu'-/;'n, s. tousin, m. ; cousine, (.

('ousiiisliip, kcu,;'-z'n-Lliip('. s. parente, f.

Covo, kovc, .f. criifue, f. ; i;i>);, m. ; — , f. <i. cambrer.

Covenant, keuv'-i-naiin't, s. contrat, m,; alliance, f. ;
— . 7'. ;/. coniruir, coutracter.

CovL'uaulce, keuv-i-n.inu-li', s. contractant, 111.

Covenanter, keuv' - i • n.iiiii- teur, s. lotenantaire ;
lii/iieiir, m.

Covenoiis, kLUv'-i-ncucf, a./raudulcux.

Cover, keuv'eiir, .f. couverture ; cnvflopt>c, f , ; abri,
pr.texte, m. ; — slianit;, s. masi/ue, voue, in. ; - , v. a.
loui'rir ; voiler; un lier, couver.

f in^rlnij, keuv'-eiir-in'y;/?, v. loui'crture, f.

l^ovcilet. keuv'cur-k'tt, 1. coui/crture de ht. f.

(.^ovi rt, k«iiv'-cuit(", a. — ly, nd. couvert, à l'abri ; secret ;
en tachette ; — , s. couvert ; abri, m.

Covenneas, keuv'-eiirtc-uessr, .s. secret, m.

(overture, keiiv'-euttehiour, s. couverture, f. ; abri,
ni. defense, f.

Covet, k«uv'-ett^i v. a. et n. c^'m.'iitir, asj'irei;

Covelalile, keiiv'-ct-n-l)!', a. de'sirnkft.

Covcimi», kcuv'-l-teucr, a. — ly, ad. ionveiltu», mpidi;

a van.
Covetousiies», kcuv'-lteuM-ncsM, i. conv0itiu,avun,t,
Covcy, keuv'-l, s. (ouv/* ; votre, f. [(,

(iivln, k<iuv'-in/, s. collusion, f,
(.'oviiions, keuv'-l-nriiCi-, •■. collusoire, rusé.
Cow, kaoïi, s. vaille, f. ; — liair, s. bourre, t. ; — hcril,
J. vailier, m.; - lioiisu, j;. ttablt à vaihes, ( j
—keeper, s. va, her, m. i — leccll, tW/rii/.juY, m, ;
—pou, t. vaccine, I. ; —wlie.it, t. bit iioir, m. ; —, i,.
a. intimider, dom/ter.
Cow.ird, k.ioti'-eurd.'. r. poltrof, m.
Cow.irdiec, kiou'ei.r-dlCi', Cow.irdliilcss, kaou''C'ur.|.

li-iicssc, .r. Idihete, f,
Cow.irdly, k.i')u'-curd-ll, n. était, Idchf, litehtnunl.
Cower, k.iou'-eur, f. u. s'aci roupir, se blottir.
Cowl, k.ioul, s.capuic, capuihon, ni.
HJowt, kioutc, s. poulain, lu.

t^ixeoaili, koks'-Koui<*, s. sommet de la t^te ; fat, m.'
Co\couiical, koks-koni'-ik.il, a. /'at, vaut, m.
Coy, koi, rj. — ly, ad. reserve ; prude ; —, v. a. et n.

Cil renier ; faire la prude, hésiter.
Co)iiciS, koi-neis«, s. reserve, pruderie, {,
Co/, ken/, s. cousin, m. ; con\ine, f.
(."ozeii, keu.'r'.z'ii. v. a. tromper, duper,
(Jo/en.l»;.;, keuz'-z'n-tMlje, r. tromperie, duperie, f.
Cozener, keu/'-z'iieiir, r. trompeur, m.
tCo/ie, keii/'-i, (I. il son ane.

Cr.il>, kr.ili^, .r. ini/y, ni. ; /(i>«)«,« sauva^'f ; peesoiiiu

aiaridtre, f. ; — tree, s. pommier sauiia);e, 111. ; —,

(I. dpre. [■Iff.

Cr.iblii.il, krali'-lioil. II. — ly, (le/, dpre; bourru, ainri.

Cral.l.cdness. krali'-liediiessc, j. dprett', f. ; air rrvùlu,

m. ; diffit ulte, f.
Cratiliy. kr.ih'-lii, a. difficile.
(.r.iher, kré'-beur, .r. rat d eau, m.
Craik, kr.ik, s. fente, crev.isse, f. ; crai/iiemeut, fan-
faroii. III.; —brained, m. timbre, fou ; — lieuip, 1,
gibier de potence, ni. ; —, v. a. et n. fendre, creva \\rr;
se fendre ; éclater ; crai/uer ; se vanter ; to — a joke,
f:ire une plaisanterie.
Cr.ukcr, krack'-eur, s. vantard; biscuit de mer;

petard, m.
Craïkle, kr.ik'kl'. v. ». crai/ueter; pe'tilltr; —, Crak,

liiH,', kiak'-klin'n;;^, s. craijnement, ni.
Cracknel, krak'-îiel, s. irai/iielin, ni. \doriiiir,

Oadie. kro'-dl', s. ber,eau, m. ; —, v. a. bercer ; in.
Craft, kr.ift^. .r. metier ; art, m., astuce; baiyue, f. j

iclos. ni. : t— , I». pimpant.
Oaftiness, kr.it'-tiiu'ssr, s. ru\e, finesse, f.
Craflsni.in, krafts'-in.iiK', s. artisan, ouvrier, m.
Craftsiii.istiT, krafts'ni.is-tcur, .r. artiste, m.
Crafty, kral'-ti, ii. — ily. ad. artijicieux ; /in, rusé.
tCra^;, kr.n». .r. rocher, escirpe, ni.
Cr,ij;),'ed, kr.it,''-ed, ii. raboteux.
Cran^eiliiess. kr i^''ed-ncss«'. Crankiness, kra^'-i-ncss*,

s. état rocailleux, m.
t^fi'Kk'y. krai;'-!, a. rocailleux.
Craui, kraiiii-, v. a. et n. remplir, farcir ; fourrer ;

se farcir, se gor,i;er.
Craui|p, krain'pc, s. cranipe, f. ; —fish, s. torpille, f ;
—iron, s. crampon, ni. ; — , a. difficile ; — , v. a.
cramponner ; contraindre, s^ener; to — out, arra-
cher deforce.
Craïuimon, kranic'-poiinc, f. crampon, m.
Cranage, kré'-nidjc, s. droit d ai oir une grue, m.
Crane, kréiu', .r. t;rue, f. ; siphon, m. : — 's bill, s. bec-

de-o-rue, m. ; — . v. a. to — up, enlever.
Cranium, kré-ni-euui!', s. <ri!in\ii\.
Cr.ink, krank, s. man.nclle, (. ; détour ; sens f eue,
ni. ; — boat, s. bateau voia'^e, ni. ; —, a. dis^ js ,
éveille, vif.
Cr.inkle, kr.in'k'-r, v. n. serpenter.
Crankness, kr.in'k'-nessc, .r. vivaiite, f.
Cr. limit d, kr.iun'-id, <i. tendu. < rêvassé.
Cr.iiiiiy. kranii'-i, .r. /ente, cr,.iasse, f.
tCrap, krappi-, v. Crop.
C r.ipe, krépi', s. crêpe, ni. ; — , v. a. crêper.
Cr.isli, kr.iclic, s. fracas, m. ; —, v. a. et n. rompit;

fracasser ; crai/iicr.
Cr.iss, krass. a. t;ro',sier. crasse.

Cr.issitiide. kr.is'sitiondc, .1. Qrotsih-etê, épaisseui, f.
C'rastin.uion. kr.isti-iie'-chiunc, s. délai, iii.
Cratcli, kr.ik 11, s. râtelier, ni. crèche, f.
Crater, kre'-tcur, /? ciatèie, ni.
Crauiicli, kr.iiilcli. v. a. croquer.
t'r.ivat, kra-vatt', s. craiate, f.
Crave, krévc, v. a. implorer; réclamer une dette
Ci.iveu, kré-vn, s. coi/ vaincu; Idclie, ni.; —, :. •''•

intimider.
Cravcr, kiévcur, s. sollicittur^m.

OH A : iG;

Cr.ivlnu, kré'-vlii'i;"'. «. imahaUti —,*. â^tir intati-

Mit, II

Cf.iw, kr,1, t. iabitl. III,

tr.iwlKli, kra' rulK-, I. Artviiit, t.

tr.ii»!, kr.ll/, r. b,iniixiit ; f>at\, iii. i —, v, H. faiiifitr ;

ti.ivtkr, krl'-k'ur. j. itfitlf. m.

1

cnu

(j iiiiiiini-i:

•uuii/, J. intjoii, f,\tltt. III. i —, V.

<i.

III. |il.

Cm. nil, kri

C1.U1:, knvc, r. .1. t>ittti;frai;it<n': rnuirt foiu
tM/i'lncH, kre'-/L''l-iicss<, s, /iu/<lfi\f li ttfnt, t,
Cm/iiicis, krtf'-2i-iici-w, s, :tft>ilifi\ iiiiMiiiiie, f,
Cra/y, kr<!'-j!l, <i. - ily, ,ij. dt.rtfti ; lUiuInt i /aiblt

tLr1.11 11. kritcti/, X, irrii/'ti\'n iU iiMrtxud^'urt, f.

tre.ik, krik, v. u. nin/iitr ; iti,-r.

Crc.im, kriiiif, s. r>ii,if, f. i — clici.'se, i. /loiiuti^t H la

trhnf. III. J — f.itcl, a. /.//«■. —, v. <j. tl ;/. f,itmtr;
it /ontirr m (lèmf.
CriMiiiy, kri'-iiii, a. fltiti tienhiif.
trt.Hc, kricc, s. fii, Jaiix pli, 111. j —, v. a. /aitt un

Jintx fli ; thij/iniiifr,
CriMtr, krii't»', 7'. It. cvt'tr.

Lri'.iii kri-e'-(,ln.iiii-, i. nAitijn, t,

CriMlivo, kri-t^'-tivv, u. i/ci»/./»;-.

treiinr, kri-o'-ii ur, 1. ntùfem; m,

triMliiro, kri'-lcliiiiur. 1. Dtitliire, (,

Ciclinius, krcli'-roili c, i>. /iy,/iir>i/,

Crcdiiico, kri-ilcim'i <■. t. /ix, ,i,;tii<t\ t.

Creilciul.i, kridciin'cl.i, a. //. ,i>li,l,s iff/oi

CfciUiit, kri'-dfiin'l, ,1, oeilule ; auriiile.

Credi-iili.ils, kri-dciiii'-clMl'/, s. pi. Iittrrs dt cr/iiiiff,

f. 111.
Crcililiiliey, krc(ll-Ml'l-tl, r. cyAlibai:^, probabiliU, t.
Cfcdilili-, krcil'-llil', ■». - l,ly, ,1,/. iroviiNe.
C'rcdilikiicss, krcil'-l-ljl'-ticvx', i: (Jrcdihility.
Cre.lit. krcil'-lti', s. cralil, 111. ; cnnii>iif,/oi, {, ; nil —,

li irrUit ; to L'ivo —, a/oiiler joi ; to nive oil —,

ioiitifr à errait; —, v. a. croire; aartiUur ; Aiire

Ciriilt.

Crclii.ililo, kroir-lt.nlir, a. —lily, ad. Iioiionible.
Crcilii.ililriicis, krcd .i-ta-lir-iifss»", s. indil, 111. : rt'tu-

UUuii, f. "^

Creilitur, kreil'-Uleiir, j. irraiiiiir, ni.
Credulity, kré-dii/U'-li-ii, .1. treUiiUte, (.
CrcduNmsiicss, krii'-dÉoiilciicriicsv,
Lreiltiloiis, krcd'-ioiik'iiLr, u. iiuliili
(-'rood, krid/, s. ii-i'yuiitt, {.
irewk, krik, s, trii/iic, I. ; /,)/;;/ iilu j,iiir), 111. ; —, v. n,
Crecky, kri'-ki, i». pUtii ile irit/nrs. [, rm/utr.

(Crci-I, krilc, s. pniner, m. ; lul, pl,in un punier.
•Creep, kriix-, v. 11. ramper ; sf Ir.iiiur ; s'liiuiiiier;

- Ill lie, .r. ffirii-r, in. ; f\/i<>ppiil,ni,\ f.
Crocper, kri'-pcur, s. plante grimpant,-, (. ; tliciie', in.
Crcejiintfly, krii)'-lii'K"'''i. "''• "> rainp.mt.
*Croiili, krcclic, v. a. ^'raisa-r.

Cren.ile, kri'-iK-tt-, Cruii ilel, kri-né-tuil, ,». en/aille, ere-
Crcpiiic, kri-pén<', .1. iiialamlr.s, f. pi. [ntle.

Crcpit.ite, krcp'-l-tct.', v. a. era^mter ; p, tiller.
Cnpit.ition, krep'-itc-chciiiit-, i. pi'lilUment, m.; ire-

fitiUiun, f,
Crei't, kruptr, v. Cr.'cp.
Crépuscule, kii-pciu'-kiiiiiU', .r trepiis^itU, ill

, crc'Julite, (.

, croissant, in.
ttipiiciiie, f. I

.■ orj^neil, 111.
iitloniter.

Crccciu, kres'-st-mi't, a. croissant

Cifss, krcss, s. cresson, 111. ; Indian —,

— Iiecl, cressonnière, f.
Cresset, kress'-ctt, s.janal, phare, in.
Crest, krostf, s. cri'le ; huppe, f. ; cimier
_— l.illeli, (I. lie'cciirax'e' ; — , -t. a. ire/er;
Cretaceous, kri-té'-cli^;uc^, a. crétacé.
V revice, k, _ y'.jce, s. creva.fse, (. ; —, v. a. crciasser.
Cre», krou, s. troupe, baiule, f . , e(juipa);e, 111. {v.

iiiuii Crow).
Crewel, krou'-il, s. pelote de laine, f. ; t— s, s. pi. écran-

'lies, f. pi.
Crili, krlbir, s. crèche, )>tani,'eoire : e'table, f. ; — biter,

!. ligueur, m. ; —, v, a. renfermer.
Criliiile, krib'-bl', s. van, crible, m. ; —, v. a. cribler.
Cr:ck, krik, s. cric-crac ; torticolis, 111,
J-nckct. krik'-ctt, s. grillon ; Jeu de la crosse, m.
Lrier, kr.iï'-pur, s. crienr public, 111.
'.'iiiie, kriiïin/, s. crime, m.
Ç'iinoful, kraïnit'-fcul, a. criminel.
Crimeless, kniiin/'dcss^, a. innocent.
CrimiiMl, krim'-i-nal, a. — ly, ad. criminel; —, s,

'■rtiHintl, 111.
Cr:iiimaliiess, krini'-i-nal-ness/, .r. criminaliti', f.
J-r;iiiin,-»te, krini'-i-nétc, -v. a. incriminer.
J^nniinuioii, kriin-i-né'-chounc, s. accusation, f.
ymyi. krim'p*-, j-, racoleur, m.
Uiiiiple, krini'-pr. v. a. froncer, rider.
*-fms.,n, kriiii'.z'ii, ,». cramoisi; —, v. <?. teindre en

'I.

Crln^'c, krinn'-djc. /. ijumiaion, batuitr, f. ;_

ramper, s'abaisser.
Crlnlucrou». kr.iiiii.lJ/M.reuc/, Criiille. kra.'.mtr. a,

cheielu. '

CriiioMty, kr.ii-noV-l-tl, s. abiiidaiice ,U poilt, f
Cripple, krip'.pr, ,1. eilropie ; impotent, —, v A

e\fropier. . » ■«

Crjpp|unc»t, krl|i'.pr.ne»v, /. elat ifiiii tsln^pu, m.

CriM.|, kr.ii-ci'>>>', i, ente, f.

Crisp, krisik-, a friw ; qui serpeiiu ; ii»en.r, A.i •//«

r.iji,i///. - j.. a. etii.friier, se /ruer, serK-uiir,
l.risp.ilioii, kris-pe-cliciin^ r. crispation, t,
^-Hï-l'iiiK'. kris'-piiiK'»»»-, s.fri,ure, f.
t rispncvs. krisp'-nesv', r. Piaxilite ; frisure, f
l rispy, kri.p'.j, ,1. fri\e, crtpn.

] rK>,çros,.ro\v, krisskro-,,.rA. r. cr„i\ de par niei, (
Criterion, kr.ii-ir-riciin.-. /. critérium, m.
Lritn:, krit'-jk, jr. criti,/ue, f. ; criti/ur, m.

krit'-ik.il, <«. - ly, ad. i riti./iie . d.//.%de.
Critlc.ihiLs-s krif.|.k.iliie!.v, s. lanutert critiiine, m,

de.'iiatewe, f. » . .

C'ritK we, krit'-i-<i.ii>c, v. a. criti,fiier,
l ritiiiMii, kril'-i-ci/iii, .1. ,riti,/ii.; {.
Cro.ik, krok*', C'roïkiii^;, krùk'-in'^

III. ; —, I'. ;;. cio.isser.
('roceons, kni'-clii-ciiv:,', a. d,' f.ip'nin.
Croik, krok, s, cruelle; suie, f . ; — butler, t. be.irrt

-, Criiic il,

\A»t, t. troastement.

sale, m.

'rockury, krok'-eur-l, s. poterie, f.
,'rotodik:. krok'-oilil»-, s. iro.ihlile.

m.

sal,\
Croc
Cr

tÇroihbie, kroiiidd, s.'i\ulie à loriut retourh'tl (
Crocus, kro'.kcuic, s. sajran, m,
<-rolt, krolt^, s. peut COS, m.
Croiic, kroin-, s. vieille brebis, t.
Crony, kro'-nl, s. lompère, ni.
C'roo, krou, V. //. roucoiil, r,

Croiik, krouk, s. croc, , rochet, m. ; Houlelte, f. • — \,,^^ fc
s. bossu, m, j — b.ickcd, ,1. bossu, -kiicc-d, - l,i-L'cd'
a. cag.ieux; —, v, a. et u.ioiirber; ,iélouriur se
courber.
Crooked, krotik'-c(l, a, recourbé, tortu, bossu ■ pervers •
-Ay, ad. de travers. '

('roiikediicss, kronk'ed-ncss/, s. courbure, sinuosi'é, f.
Croj), krope, s. jabot, m. ; moisson ; verce ,1e fou,/. (. \
— f.ircd, a. i/ui a lesoreillesioupees ; - h\\, a, rassasié'-
—sick,.», malade d'indij,'estion .■ — sli.kiioss, .r. indî-
gestion, f. ; —, t. a. couper ; moissonner; brouter
(rosier, kro'-ji-enr, .t. cri>sse, I".
Crnslet, kross'dett, s. noisette, f.

Cross, kross, .v. crot.v ; peine, t. ; —, a. — ly, ad. en tra-
vers; vbli,/ue ; contraire ; mallteurcux ; —,ad. elpr
en travers ; à rebours ; au travers de ; -~ .iriu.-d ,«'
'/"( <» les bras croisés; — bir, 1. croisée, f . ; -I li'.ir-
sliot, r. /lo/r/f/ ;•,/;«<■•, ni. ; - be.ircr, J. /iJr/t'-o-tiiv ni •
— bile, t. fourberie, duperie, f. ; — , liite, v. a. trom-
per, duper; —bow, s. arbalète, f. ; — bowni.ui, s.arba
leirier, ni. : — e.iper, j. entrechat, m. ; —eut, v a
couper en trazers; — ex.iiiun;itioii, s. iiitern\'atoire
contradictoire, m. ; — ex.iniine, v. a. interi-of;er cou-
tradic.yirement; - K'r.i.iied, a. à fores irngulières :
luariatre ; -le^'-ed, ./. à Jambes i rouées ; —purpose,
s. contradiction, f. ; — ro.id, s. chemin de traverse, ni •
—row, s. croix de par Dieu. f. ; -w.iy, ,f. chemin de
traverse, m. ; — ways, — wise, ad. en croix ; —, v. a
et n. croiser ; contrarier, cho./iier ; faire le sir/iedi
la croix ; se croiser ; tnizerser.
Crossness, kross'-iirss/, s. humeur revéche, f.
Crotcli, krotcli, s. hameçon, 111. i,„

C'ritcliet. krotch'-ett, s. noire {note), (. ; crochet, caprut
\r«us.h, kr:ioMch,v. II. se coucher ; tamper.
l.'roup, kroupc, .1. croupe, f. ; croupion ; , roup, m.
Croupeer, Croupier, krou'-pire, s. croupier, m.
tCrouse, kraouse, a. courageux:

Crow, kro, s. corneille, f. ; levier chant du coç. m •
—foot, s. renoncule ; araii,'née, f. ; —, v. n. chanter
(co,{) ; se glorifier, triompher.
Crowd, kraoudc, s. foule, presse, f . ; ■-, v. a. et n
presser, fouler ; em ombrer ; r,isscinbler, s attrouper
abonder ; to — in, imo, enfoncer.
tCrowdy, kro'-di, s. soupe au lait et à la viande, f
Crowing;, kro'-in\'«f, s. chant du coq, m.
Crown, kraoïiiu-, s. couronne, f. ; sommet, m. ; formm
[de chapeau), f. ; \milieii de la rue, 111. ; — l.ice, s. ta-
velle, f. ; —lands, s. pi. domaine de la couronne, in.
—, f. a. couronner, damer [pion).
Crucible, krou'-ci-bl', s. creuset, m.

Crni ifix, krou'-ci-tiks. s. crucijix.
Crucifixion, krou-ci-tik'-clicuiic, s.

m.

crucifietneut, va.
v. a. crucifier.

,. , , , ^y< ad. cru ; indigeste : imparfait.

CriKleiiess, kryud<.-'-!iv5S<', Crudity, krou'-di-ti, 5. crit-
dtlc, f,

Crucify, krou'-ci-f:i
Crude, kroude, a

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Cruel, kiou'-cl, a — ly, «,/. cruel.

Cruclneis, kruu' • el • nc!>s/, Cruelty, Icrou' • «I • ti > 4

rnia'i/t', t.
Cruet, krou' elt, s. buretlt, f.
Cruise, krouc^ t. ptiilt ccii/'f, burttte; count:

croiii^rt, (. ; — , v, tt. croiser, aller tn couru,
Cruisor, krou'-zeur, f. i;ar,ir-c(Ue, cnuseiir, ni.
Criiiri, Cruiul), krciinif, s. mit; uiitllt, I.
Criiiiible, kreuiii'-l>r, v. a. et 't.emier.émietter; broytr ;
_ loinber en p»usi iire.
Cruniiiiy, krciiiu'-i, a. plein de miettes.
Crump, krcuin'p, a. I'ossii.
Crui,iple, kreiiin'-pr, t. a. chiffonner ; rider,
Cnimpliiij;, krcuin'-pliiij;»/»', s. poin'tlt ride't, f.
Crup, kreiip^, s. croiifioii, in.
Crujipcr, kroup'-cur s. ; r.'upiire, f.
ICriipiii!!, kreiip'-iiic, />o;ir Lropt.
Crur.if, krou'-r.tl, a. t rnntt.

Crusade, krou-ceilc'. Cr us.ulu, krnu cé'-dô, s. croisade, f.
Crusader, krou-cc'-ilcur, j, i lone, m.
Cruset, krou'-cett, s. cremef, m.
Crush, krcucli^, s. choc, m. ; —, v. a. araser; cpf'ri-

mer • briser; ruiner.
Crust, kreust^, s. o-oii.'e, f. ; —, i>. n. se croùier.
Crusiincss, krcus'-ti-ncsi^, s. mauvaise Itiinteiir, f.
Crust», krcus'-tl, a. — ily, ad. morose.
Crutch, krcutchr, s. bei/idlte. f.
Cry, kraï, s. cri, in. ; acclamation ; lamentation, (. ; — ,

V. a. et n. crier; pleurer ; proclamer ; to — nicri.y,

demander pardon ; to — down, décrier ; to — out,

pousser des cris ; io — up, exalter, prôner,
Cry.il, kr,u'-al, s. luron, ni.
Crypta, krip'-m, s. cry/tte, f.
Cryal.il, kns'-lal, j. cristal, m. ; —, Crystalline, kris'-tal-

\M\\e. a. cristallin.
Crystallization, kris-t.il-li-zé-rhcunr.x. cristallisation, f.
Crystallize, kris'-tallaiz^, v. a. et ;/. cristalliser ; se

< risfalliser.
Cub, keubc, s. reiiardean, onrson, m. ; — , f, a vieltre

bas.
Cube, kioub^, s. cube, m.
Cubical, kinu'-bik-al, a. cnhiijne.
Cubit, kioti'-biK', s. coudée {mesure), f.
Cuckoo, kouk'-oii, s. coucou, lu,
Cucuuibcr, kiou'-kcuuit-l)cur, s ioncom!>re. m.
Cud, kcudV, j. panse, t. ; bttton, m. ; to clicw the —,

ruminer, méditer.
Ciiddcn, keud'-d'n, s. niais, m.
Cuddle, kcud'-il!', t/. n. se blottir ; dcrlol.r.
Cudi;cl, keud'-djcl, s. gourdin, m.; --, v. a. rosser,

battre.
Cue, kiou, s. bout, in. ; queue; n'clame, f. ; conseil, m ;

humeur, f.
Cutf, kcutr, s. ma'tchette, t.; soufflet, m.; —, v ci.

son/leter.
Cuirass, koui-racf', s. cuirasse, f. >

Cuir.tbsier, koui-rass-tr/, j. cuirassier, m.
Cuish, kouich, Cuiss. kouicf, s. cuissart, m.
tCuitikins, kouil'-kinzf, s. pi. guêtres, f. pi.
♦Cu'tlc, knuit'-ll', V. a flatter.,
Culdcc, ketildi', s. moine, ni.
Culinary, kiou'li-iiar i, a culinaire.
Cuil. keii', V. a. cueillir, choisir.
Cullion, kenl'-ieuiK', s coquin, m.
Cully, kouli, s. dupe, f. ; —, v. a. duper.
Cului, keuliii?, s. chaume, m.
Ciilp.ibiiity, keul-pa-bil'i-ti, s. culpabilité, f.
Culi)al>le, keul'-pabr, a. — bly, ad. coupable.
Cul|)abk-ness, keul'-iia-bl-neisc, f. Culpability.
Culprit, kcul-pritc, s. accuse, in.
Cultivate, keul'-ti-vét^, t>. a. cu'.tiver.
Cultivation, kc;il-ti-vc' c!ieun<, .r. culture, f.
Cultivator, kLiil'-ti-vé-t'jiir, i. cultivateur, m.
Culture, keiil'-tchiour, s. culture, f.
Culver, koul'-veur, s. pij;eon la/uier, m. ; —tail, s.

ijiiene d'atonde, f.
Culvert, keiil'-veurtc, s. ponceau, in.
Cuiidjer, keuiu^'-beur, v. a. enihat rasser, gfner.
Cunibersoiue, keuiiiK'-beur-suuiu^, a. — ly, ad. embar-
rassant.
Cuinbersoniencss, keunic-beur-seuni^-iiesif, Cunibrancc,

keuuir'-braun'cf, .f enco/nOrement, embarras, m. j

gi'ne, f.
Cumbrous, keuinï'-breuc*', a. —\y, ad. embarrassant.
ICiunmer, keum^-eur, s. sagejimme; commère, f.
Cumin, keuiiir'-in^, .i'. cumin, in.
Cumulate, kiou'-niiou-lét?, v. a. accumuler.
Cuimilatioii, kiou-iniou-le'-clicun^, s. accumulation, t.

Cup, keupr, s. nupt ; tasse, f. ; gobtltl; cnUce. trt,

ventotisf, t ; —bearer, /. eihanton, m. ; — to.ir I, t

bujet, m, ; —board, v. a, mettre dans un bnjtt, —,

V. a. vetitouser.
Cupel, kiou'-pcl, /. coupelle, f.
Cupidity, kioU'pid'-i-ti, s. cupidité, f.
C'>pola, kiou''p6-la, t. coupole, f,
t.'iippf r, keup -peur. s. chirurgien ventûntenr, m.
Cinipin^, keup'-pin'g»/!'. t application d* veuiousu,

f. ; — jfl.iss, /. veutoute, f.
Cupreous, kiou'-pri-cu(.c a de cuivre.
Cut, keur, s. vilain chien, m. '

tJur.ible, kiou'rabr, a. guérissable.
C'Mrat)lcniis, kiou'-ra-bl -iic-sv', s. possibilité et être gufrl,
CHf.icy, kioj'-ra-ci, s. vimriat, m : cure, t. [J

tMUMte, kioii'-rc'l?, s. viiaire ; curé, m,
Cur.itesiiii), kiou 'rctc'jliip^ i'. Curacy,
Ciirailvc, kiou'-r.itivc, a. curali/.
Cur.ilor, kiiiu-rè'-teur, '. curateur, m.
Curb, keurbc, r. gourmi 'te f. ; frein, m ; margelle, t. •

—^\.ont, s. pier r{ de refend, f . ; —, v. a. ^oiirtr.tr:

mettre un frein ■ restreindre.
tCurch, keurtchf, j. mouchoir, m.
Curd, kcurd^, s. lait caillé, m. ; — of milk. s. cailif''oll(,

f. ; —, V. a, cailler, coaçiiler.
Ciinlle, kcur'-dr, v. a. etn. cailler; coaguler; iecai!\-r,
Curdy, kcur'-di, a. caillé, coagu'é.
Cure, kioiuy, s. cure, gucrison, f. ; —, v, a. ptérir,
i Cureless, kiour'-lcss^, a. incurable,
: Curr-r, kiou'-rc'ir, s. métlecin, m.
I Curfew, keur'-tîou, s. ccuvrrfeit, m.
I Ciirint,', kiou'-rin'K'/'. s. giierison, f.
] Curioiily, kiou-ri-os'-i-tl, s. curiosité, délica'esse. f.
; Curio-.is, kiou'-rieucc, a. — ly, ad. curieux : deli. at, cwtct.
Cnrioiisiies'i, kiou'-rieuc^-nessr, :•. Curiosity.
Curl, keuri, s. boucle de cher'cux ; sinuon'e.'f. ; — p.i;ier,

s. papillote, f. ; — , v. a. et n. boucler ; friser ; eiilor.

tiller ; se boucler ; se friser ; s'entortiller.
Curliew, keur'-lioii, s. cortieu, m.
Curlinj», V.c\st'-\m'^ne, s. frisure, f. ; — iron, s. fir i

friper, m. ; — paper, r. papillote, (.
Curnuuljîeon, keur-ineud'-djcunc, s. avare, la-ire. m.
Curmud);enuly, keur-ineud'-djeun*-li, a. avare, ladfe,
tCurunirriuK, keur-nieur'-rin'j;;/^, s.grogutur, lu.
tCurn, kcurn, s. quattlilé. f.
(Curney, keur'-ni, a. rond.
ICurpiu, keur'-pinc, s. cro ipe, t.
tCutrach, keur'rakf, s. canot, m. fm

Currant, keur'-ann't, s. groseille, f. ;
Currency, keur'-enn-ci, s. cours, ni.
Current, kcur'-cnn't, a. — ly, ad. courant, cintUaiil;

— . s. courant, m.
Curientness, kcur'-cnn't-ness*-, t. prouoiuiatiiin om-

la'ite, i.
Currjcic, keur'-ri-kl', s. cabriolet, m.
Carrier, keur'-i-eur, s. corroyeur, m.
Currish, keur'-icli^, a. — ly, ad. hargneux, brutal.
Currisliness, keur'-ich^ncss<", '. brutalité, f.
Curry, krur'-i, i'. a. corroyer; étriller, — coiul), ;.

étrille, f.
Curse, keurs*", s. malédiction, f. ; — , v. a. et n. >nau-

dire , blasphémer.
Cur-,cdly, keur'-sed-li, ad. horriblement.
Curser, keur'-seur, s. blasphémateur, m.
Cursliip, keur'-thipf, s. btulalite, (.
Cursitor, kcur'-si-teur, s. commis de la chancellerie, (.
Cursorine'.s. keur'-sô-ri-ness^, s. légèreté, t.
Cursory, keur'-sô-ri, a. —ily, ad. léger, inattentif: » .'i
Curst, keurstf', a. inaudil, mé.liattt. [/ui:t.

Cursiness, keurst'-ness/, s. méchanceté, f.
Curtail, keur-tél?', v. a. couper, écourter ; rtslreir.dn :

—, a. e\ ourlé; —, s. courtaud, m.
Curtain, keur'-tin^, s. rideau, m. ; — rod, s. irin^li, f.;

—, T. a. garnir de rideaux.
Curtsy, keurt'-si, s. réiéreuee. f.
Curv.ited, kcur'-vc-ted, a. courbe.
Curv.i:lon, keur-vc'-cheun?, Curvature, keur'-vatcliioir,

.f. courbure, f.
Curve, keurv<r, a. courbe ; — roof, s. mansarde, f ; -.

s. ioiirbe, t. ; — , v. a. courber.
Curvet, keur'-vett, s. courbette, f. ; —, v. u. faut -l-i

courbettes.
Curvilinear, keur-vt-Iin'-yar, a. curviligne.
Ciirvity, keur'-vi-ti, s. courbure, t.
Cushat, keutcli'-at/, s. pigeon ramier, m.
Cushion, keucli'-in;, s. coussin, ni. ; bande [billard], t ;

— , V. a. poser sur un coussin.
Casser, keus'-seur, s. étalon, m.

raisin de Corinliu,
circulation, f.

Cunning, keun'-jir>;«^, a. — ly, ad. adroit, ^n, arti- Castarti, keus'-teurtie, s._fiaii,f'r.ima£e d let crime, m.

Jicieux : rusé ; — , s. habileté; adresse, ruse, f. ; arti- Custody, k«us'-tô-di, s. garde, f. ; emprisonnement, m

Jilt, m.
Cunningncss kcun' In'g»»* ncsv, s fiittssc, ruse, t.

Custom, keus'-teum«, j. coutume ; pratique ; donont
\ f. ; — free, n- franc de drfUs; — nou^ç, s. dowvn,

CUB

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Cuitomable, Iceuu'-teuni-a-br, a, ~bly, ad. aceeulumi',
hjtiitxfel.

CusiuiiiaMcness, kcu.s!.'-tcuni-a-l.r-ness<', Customarincss,
kcuj'>'-leiiiM-a-ri-iiCNr«-, s. coutume, hnbiliuie, i.

Custiimary, keubs'-teuiii-a-ri, a. — ily, nd. Siiutge ordi-
»air(.

Cu.ioiiier, kcuss'-teuin-cur, s. dialaud, \\\. ; pratiq\te, f.

Cu^lrL•l, kciiss'-trel, .t. Viu'rf durinre, in.

Cut, kciit^, s. coiifn-, train He, f. ; monniu, m. ; eipht ;
biii^itrt : I'laziuiv, taili.-doiur : A»p)«, f. j — impcr,
i. MiOufiirt, f. ; — purse, s. filou, in. ; — tliro.it, r.
coH/'f-Ziirret, in. j — work, s. broderie, f. ; •— , v. a. et
n.ioHfer ; liiilter ; traiuh,r : ironer ; to — .iw ly,
rtlraiuhtr : âler , to — iluwn, it;\it:re : ahri\er:
to — olf, confer ; âler ; euifn/tcr ; to - %|iiirt, confer
toiirt, interrompre ; to — up, dciou/er ; di,ivqu(;r ;

Cuio, kiout/-, J. moiit, 111. \_deruttiur,

Cuticii-, kiou'-ti-kl', s. épidémie, m.

Cutlass, ktutt'-l ISS, s. couleUis, m.

Culler, keutt'-lour, s. coutelier, m. i

Cutlery, kcutt'-lcur-i, s. coutellerie, t.

Cullct, keutt'-lett, s. câtelef:, f.

Cutter, keiit'-cur, s. coupeur, va.. ; dent incisivt, f. :
lutter, m.

Cuttiiiiî, kcut'-in'g;/*', .r. coupe: incision; roj-uure;
traïu/iee, f. ; —, a. — ly, ad. pii/u,iiit; .satiru/ue.

Cuttic, kcutl'-tr, s. seiche : uutuv.iise laii^'iie, t.

tCutty, kcut'-tl, s. cuiller de conte, l. ; — stool, s.
tatii'uret bas, m.

Cycle, wi'-kl', s, cycle, m.

Cyclopadia, iKii-kld-pi'-ili-a, *. encyclopédie, f.

Cycloji, s.ni'-klop, j. cyclope, m.

Cyxiiet, sijî'-nett, s. jeune cygne, ni.

Cyhiiilcr, sil'-inn-deiir, s. cylindre, m.

CyliiidiiC, —al, sai-liiiir-drlk, -al, <». cyliiidrii/ue.

Cynilial, ciiiie'-bal, s. cymbale, {.

Cyiiic. cin'-ik, s. cynique, m. ; —, Cynical, ciil'-i-kal, a.
cynique.

Cypress, saï'-press, s. cyprès, m.

Cmt, zar, s. czar, m.

Czdriiia, za-ii'-iia, s. cxarine, f.

D.il), ibl«', lambeau, m. •,giicuill!; barbue, t.; — chick,

s. foulque, f. ; —, v. a. toucher, Jrapfer légère-

meut ; \becqueter.
Dabble, dab'-lil", v. a. et n. meuilter, tremper ; se

vautrer; to — with, travailler à la légère ; se mêler

de.
Pabbler, dab'-bleur, s. barbo/eur; esprit superficiel, m.
Uace, ilcc*-, s. vandoise, l.
jDackcr, dak'-eur, s. recherche, f.
IJattylc, dak'-til, s. dactile, m.
Uad. (lad, Uaddy, dad'-i, s. papa, m.
Uadilock, dud'-oK, s. tronc pourri, m,
tDaftiii, daf'-iun, s .espii^lerie, f.
Ualfodil, daf-ô-dil, s. asphodèle, m.
tUaft, daft*', a. folâtre, espiègle. {couper.

IJaK, (lajï, s. dague, (. ; pistolet, ni. ; —, v. a. percer,
l)ai{t;.:r, lia^'-eur, s. poignard, m. ; —,v. a. poiguaider.
Danjjle, da>î'-i;r, v. a. eclabousxer, crott.'r.
l>.ii;>;lj.tail, lljg'-pl'.tc'l^, ri. crotte.
Ua^juerrcotypj, dagli-eiir-i-o-taipc', s. daguerreotype ;

—, -J. a. diigiierreotyper.
Uaijuerreotypcr, dagh-eur-i-o-taï'-pcur, s. daguerrèo-

lypiste, ru.
tl'aullc, de'-dl', v. H. baguenauder.
lU'.ikcr, dé'-kcur, v. ;i. tra-vailler,faire des recherches.
Uaily, dc:'-li, a. et ad. journalier ; journellement.
LlaiiuiuehS, dciie'-ti-ncssf, s. délicatesse, f.
D.iintiil, déuc'-tril, s. friandise, f.
l)a:my.dciif'-li, a. —ily, nd. délicat : friand ; élégant ;

—, s.jriandise, f. ; mets déli.at, m.
Liairy, de'-ri, s. laiterie, t. ; — hoiibe, s. lai.'erie, f. ; —

in.inl, J. laitière, f.
tUaii, dé, J. grande table, f.
lia.sy, ûc'-zi, s. marguerite, f.
Uakcilieii, do'-keur-hcnii, s. rdle des champs, m.
Uale, dci<?, s. vallée, f. ; vallon, m.
U illidiicc, dal'-i-aiin'cir, s. caresses, f. pi. ; retard, m.
Uallier, d.U'-i-eur, s. folâtre, badin, lu.
Ually, dal'-i, v. a. et n. badiner, folâtrer ; jouer;

s amuser ; différer.
tl>ait, d.^lt^, s. nourrisson, m.
Dam, dam;, s. mere {d'un animal), f . ; mâle; balar-

i/fa((, m. ; — , V. a. diguer; to — up, bloquer.
Daiuaye, dain'-^djf, s. dommage, préjudice, m. ; —,

f. a. ei0onimager.
Daiiia);eAble, dain'-<idj-a-br, a.qui pent être enchminagé.
l'wuascçne, dun;'-;'n, *. (rtme d( damas, (,

' DiiiLisk. dai'i'-.isk, f. d.iuia., m ; — «oiker. ». danritt-

qnineur, m. ; —,a. damassé; —, v. a. d.i>r.asnrt

damasqninei,
r).iiii.iskeen, dain-as-kiii^, v a. damasquiner,
l'.iiiic, déuir, X. daine.feinr.e. f,
tn.iiiiiiier, dain'-niciir. s. mineur, va.
Damn, dniiir, v. a. damner.
l),iiim.il,lc, dam'-ii.i-lil', a. — bly, ad. damnable.
Damnablencss, dam ■n.i-lir-iic-.v. r. nature damnablt,t,
n inin.ition, dani-ne'-clieuii?, s. damnation, f.
IXimn.itory, dani'-na-tcur-i. a. condainnaloire.
' D.iiiined, dam'd, ou dain'-iicil. a. dainué, djtestable.
I I '.iii'.iiify, d.iiii'.iii.l'ai, v. a. end niunager.
D.onp, .l.mrp, a. humide; abattu, coiiUernè ; —, f.

humidité ; v.-ipeur, f . ; abaueinent, d.coura^-e..\e<it,

m.; tristesse, t.; — . i'. a. humecter, v.iinllir j
l'aiiipcr, dam'-peur, s. éloulloir, m. lat>atiit.

Ii.ii'ipisli, ilam'-i)ii.lir, ij. un peu humide.
Daiiipisli'icss, d.iin' picli^ iie..s/', j. Ictère humidité, f.
I),riipiicss, dam p'-ncss\ s. humidité, f.
l).imi)y, <l,iiirp'-i. II. ab.tttii ; sombre.
I).im:.cl, d.iiirzcl, r. demoiselle, f.
D.iiiison, dain'-zn, s. prune de damas, t,
Uan, daii;, s. Don, m.

D.iiice, danii'cc, s. danse, f. ; —, t. n. damer,
D.incer, d.uin'-ci-iir. s. dan.tur, m.
IJaiiciii);, d.inir-cinV)^, s. art de danser, m. ; danse, f.|

— master, X. maitrt de dame, m. ; —room, s. s.illt

de danse, f. ; —school, s. éccU de danse, f.
iD.mder, dauu'-deur, v. n. baguenauder; —s, s. pi,

fraisil, m.
I IJandilly, dann-dil'-li, a. gâté.
Daiidiprat, daiiM'-di-pratc, .f. nabot, m.
D.uidle, (l,(iin'-dl ,7.a. dorloter, caresser.
Handler, d.uin'-djeiir, j. celui qui dorlote, caresit,
n.iiidrull, d.inn'-drcuf, s. cra\se de la tète, X.
Dandy, danii'-di, i. dandy, tlei;ant, m.
D.iiie-wort, don^'-oiiertf , V, hieble, f, i

tlJang, d.inijh;, a. terrasse.
Daiii,'er, cleiir djeur. s. daiigei , péril, m.
D,in>;crless, dcii^-djciit-less*, a. sans danger.
D,in},'erous, deii^'-dieur-iuc/, a — ly, aa. dançerenr.
D.iiijjeiousiicss, dcii/'-tljeiir-cuc^-iits.'X-, s. " danger,'

hasard, ni.
l).iiij,'lc, dan>;'-f;r, v. n. pendiller.
Danj^ler, danj^'-i^leiir, s. goaeiiireau, m.
D.inijwallct, dair«'-oii.d-ett, ad. abondamment.
D.iiik, damik, ii. humide ; —, s. humilité, (.
D.inkish, d.-iiui'-kicli^, a. un peu humide.
Dankisliness, daim'-kiclw-nessc, s. humidité, I.
Dap, (lape, t'. «. laisser tomber doucement dans l'eau !

to — with a fly, ('échcr a la mouche.
Dapper, dap-t-.ir, a. ri/, a^tif.

l.'ai)perliiiL', dap'-curliir»;»^, s. nain, m. [tacheter.
Dapple, dap'-pr, a. pommelé; —, v. a. pommeler,
•Dare, ûéte, v. a. et n. braier, aJProntcr ; oser ; to —

larks, chasser au miroir ; —, s. d^fi ; dard, ni."
D.irer, dér'-ciir, s. homme audacieux, ni.
(Dar^'uc, dar^fh?, s. journée di traxail, f.
Darmi,', dc'-rm'>;«/', <i. — ly, ad. hardi, audacieux.
D.iimjfncss, dii'-iiugne-nnhv, s. hardiesie, tiudaie, f.
Dark, d.irkf, (I. — ly, ad. obscur, sombre; — laiitlii<ru,

s. lanterne sourde, f. ; — iirowed, a. au front mena.

çant ; —, s. obscurité, f. ; tcnèbn-s, l. pi.
D.irken, dark'-k'ii, v. a. obsiunir ; aieui;ler.
Darkcllill^^ dark'-iiiii'i;«i-, s. obscurcissement, m.
Darkish, d.irk'-ichf, a. unpen obscur.
D.irkHiij;, clark'-Im};«», a. ignorant.
D.ukiicss, dark'-ness^, s. obscurité, f. ; ténèbres, f. pi.
Dark.iuine, dark'-seum;, a. obscur.
Darling,', dar'-iingwf, a. chéri, favori; —, s. favori;

mignon, m.
Dara, lî.iru^ s. rentraiture, f. ; —, v. a. rcn'iairc:

\caJicr.
D.iriie!, dar'iicl, s. ivrai'. f.
D-iriicr, dar'-iieur, s. r:ntrayeur, m.
U.:iiiiii(,', dar'-iiin'i,'</t', s. rentraiture, f. ; — ncci'.Ic. t.

aigiiilie à ravauder, I'.
Darrain, dar'-c-ii^, v. a. raiiiyren bataille.
D.irt, ilart;, i. dard, trail, iii. ; —, v. a. et n. c'arder,

tancer ; s'élancer.
Darter, dar'-tcur, s. dardeur, m.
Dasli, dacli«, s. collision, f . ; coup, choc; trait, m. J

barre, f. ; grain, m. ; at one —, tout d'un coup ; to

make a — , faire sensation ; — , 71. a. et n. heurter,

froisser; éclabousser, déconcerter; détruire;

effacer ; s'écouler ; to — down, si précipiter ; renver.

ser ; to — off, expédier à la hâte ; to — out, baràouii'

1er, effacer.
Dashinf;, dacli'-in'g«^ s. froissement, choc, m. ; ^

leather, s. garde-crotte, va. j —, a, — ly, ad, triÛatttt

(imfant; ^iiduciciUf,

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Pnstartl, ilass'-tnrd^, s. IJthf, in.

tJ.iiii.irdize, dass'-tar-d.iu»-, v. a. intimidtr.

l>astardly, dass'-tard^-li, n. Idc/ie.

I >astardncss, <l.iss'-tar(li-nesv, s. idchete, f.

I)at.i, dd'-ta, t. fil. rio)iiii'/-s, {. pi.

l),itc, dctc, 1. dale; ciattr, f. ; —tree, s. dattier, m. ; —,

V. a. dater.
I)alclcss, dclc'-less, a. sans date.
D.itive, dé'-ti>r./. dati/', in.
L>aiib, clAbc, s. (rmile, f. ; Itarbouiltage. n. ! —, v. a. et

ti. enduire, hartiouiller ; de'attiser, corrumpre ;j'a%re

V hypocrite : \beiiiiieler.
Piiiibcr, d.V-bcur, s. barbouilleur ; flatteur, in.
])aul>ery, dA'-l>cur-i, s. artifice, m.
Daiihintf, d.l'-bin'tj;;^, s. harboiiilta^e, m. ; flatterie

i;rciiiiire, f.
I),uiby, dA'-l)i, a. visqueux.

]).iii^'iiler, d.V-teur, s.fllU, f. ; —in-law, s. belle-fiUe, f.
])aii>;hteriy, dA'-lcur-li. a. de fl lie, filial.
1 >,iiint, d.lnn't, v. a. iitlimider, lioinpicr.
D.uintloss, (lAnn't-lcss^, a. intrépide.
llaiintlcssn'-ss, d.'inn't-lcss/-nes!rf-, s. intrépidité', t
l).iii|i|iiii, M'-fme, s. dauphin, m.
Iiatipliincss, <I.V-li-ncss/, s. dauphine, (.
i\).MT, Mre, T. n. oser.
i)a V, dA. s. choucas, ni. ; — , ?'. ». poindre.
D.iwdlc, il.V-dr, V. n. ba^'uenamier.
I)a'.vk, d.lk, s. entaille, cache, f . ; —, t. a. en/ailler,
iJ.iwn, dAiiif, f. aube, {. ; —, t. n. poindre; percer.
Dawninif, i\\'-\v.v\%ue, s. aube ; aurore, f.
Day, dé, s. Jour, m. ; journée. (. ; — by — , chaque jour ;

every—, tous les jours ; fisli —, s. Jour tnatgre, m. ;

llcsli —, Jour gras, m. ; —s, pi. temps ; dge, ni, ; in his

— s, de sons temps ; — bud, s. lit de repos, m. ; —

book, s. Journal, m. ; — bre.ik, s. point du Jour, m. ;

— I.iliour, s. Journée, f. ; — lat«)urcr, s. Journalier, m.;

— li^lit, s. clarté' du /our, (.; — poep, s. point du
Jour, m. ; — star, *, /toile du matin, (. ; — time, s.
Jour, m. Journée, (. ; — work, s. travail d'un Jour, m.

Daysman, dcz'-nian?, s. arbitre, m.

I).i/^lc, il.u'zl', 7/. a. et n. éblouir ; e'tre ébloui.

D.izzlenieiit, (laz'-zr-inenii't. s. eblouissement, m.

Ucacon, di'-k'n, s. diacre ; doyen, m.

Deaconess, di'-k'n-ncss^, s. liiacoiisse, f.

Deaconry, di'-k'ii-ri, s. diaconat, m.

De.'id, de'!, a. mort ; obscur, sombre ; sourd; lifrhe; —
co.ii, charbon éteint, m. ; — sleep, pio/ond sommet!,
111. ; —, s. silence profond : Cir.iir\,de l'hiver), m. ; — ,
pi. les morts, pi. ; — boni, a. mort-n/; — c.ilm, s.
C.tlme plat, n\. i —druuk, a. ivre-mort ; —Ucnncd, a.
pusillanime ; — liylit, s./aii.x-saboril, m. ; — iilcd^e,
s. hypothique, f. ; — w;itcr, s. sillage, remous, m. j —
work, s. œuvre morte, f.

Deader. ded'-d"n, v. a. amortir ; calmer.

l)ea(lish, tlcd'-icli#, a. terne, mat.

])cadliness, ded'-li-ness<, s. viortalite'. f. [ment.

IJe.idly, ded'-li, a. et ad. mortel, ihiplacable ; mortelle-

Dir.dness, dead'-iiess?, s. mort ; torpeur, f.

I)e.if, def, a. — ly, ad. sourd ; insensible.

I)e.ifen, dcP-rn, v. a. rendre soind.

iJ^Mlibll, deP-itlic', a. un pi'ii st'iird.

Deafness, def-ness^, s. surdite, (.

Deal, dik, s. çuantit/; donne, f. ; bois de sapin, m. ; a
^reat — , beaucoup; to lose — , manquer son but;
*—,v. a. et n. partager, distribuer ; trajiquer ; se
comporter ; donner les cartes : to — in, se mêler de;
to — with, en user, en agir avec ; combattre.

Dealbate, di-al'-t)titf, v. a. blanchir.

Dealer, di'-leur, s. marchand, négociant, m. ; celui qui
donne les cartes; double — , Jourbe, m.; plain — ,
liomtne de bonne foi, m. ; — in blocks, courtier, m.

Dealing, di'-lin't;«*, s. tUgoce, ccnmerce, m. ; conduite,
f. : rapfort, ni. ; affaires, (. pi.

Dealt, deltf, z». Deal.

De.iinbulate, di-am'-biou-Iët?, z>. n. se promener.

Deaiiibulation, di-am'-hiou-lé-cheunc, s. promenade, f.

Deaiiibulatory di-ani'-biou-lé'-tcur-i, a. ambulant.

Dean, din?, s. doyen, ni.

De.meiy, di'-ncur-i, Dcanship, dinc'-chip, s. doyenne'.m.

Dear, <.\\ie, a. et ad. —\y,ad. cher; ioii:eii.\ ; to cost — ,
coûter cher ; — , v. a. rendre cher,

De.iriin|{, ilir'-liirgM»-, s. Javori, m.

Deani, dernc, a. — ly, ad. triste ; en cachette.

l>eariiess, ilir'-ness, s. tendiesse ; cherté, f.

Dearth, dertli, s. disette, famine, f.

Dearticulate, di-ar-tik'-ioii-let?, v. a. démettre.

tDeas, diz<r, s. grande table, (.

Death, deth, s. mort, f. ; trépas, m. ; — bed, s. lit de
mort, III. ; — blow, s. coup de la mort, ni. ; — like, a. de
tiiort, mortel; — 's-in.an, s. bourreau, m. ; t— ruckle,
J. rdle de lit mort, m. i — woynd, *, (/i(ssur<, innr-
telle, f.

Deathfiil. deth'-fmil, a. meurtrier, mortel.

Dc.ithicss, deth'lcssc, a. i-uinoriet.

Deauratc, di-.V-rét?, v. a. doter.

Ocaur.ation, di-i-re'-cheiin*'. s. dorure, f.

tDeave, div<", v. a. assourdir.

Debar, di-bar', v. a. interdire ; exclure.

Debark, fli-bark', v. a. débarquer.

Dcbark.ilion. di-bar-ké'-clieiinc, s. dcbarqueinenr. n\.

Deba.se, lii-béce', v. a. abaisser, avilir; iie^i.i,l(r;

falsifier.
Debasement, di-b<fc?'-mcnn't. s. abaissement, avilisu.

ment, m. ; dégradation ; Jahi/ication, f.
Pcbaser, di-bé'-ceur, .f. celui qui avilit, dégrade.
Debatable, di-bé'-ta-bl". a. contestable.
Debate, di-botr', s. débat, m. ; controverse, t. ; —, v. a.

et H. débattre, discuter.
Pebatcful, cli-bét^'-f'Uil, <i. contentieux ; douteux.
Debateiiient, di-btitf'-niunn t, s. débat, m. ; loiitci/alicn;

querelle, f.
Deb.atcr, di-bé'-tenr, s. crntroversiste, m.
Debauch, di-bAtch*', s. débauche, f. ; excès, m. ; —, i: c.

débaucher, corrom,'re.
Debauchcdly, di-bltcti'-idli. ad. en de'hanc'u'.
Debauchcdness, dib.ltcli'-iiliies:, s. dtbaiiche, f.
Debauchee, di-bA-lclii', s. débauché, m.
Debaiicticr, di-bAtch'-eur, s. dcbuiicheur, m.
Debauchery, di-bAtcli'-eur-i, s. dcbauctie, f. j em'aii.

chage, m.
Dcbauchiiient, dc-bAtch'-incnn't, s. corruption ; siilor-

nation, f.
Debel, di-bel', Debcllate, di-bcl'-ldte, v. a. déMttr,

vaincre.
Debellation, di-bel-lti'-clieun?, s. conquête, victoiif, f.
Debenture, di-heiin'-tchieur?, s. retonnaissaïuc, l.
Débile, deb'-il, a. débile, faible.
Debilitate, dl-bil'-itel?, v. a. débiliter.
Debilitation, di-bi-li-td'-cheuni», s. debilitation, f.
Debility, di-bil'-i-ti, s. débilité, faiblesse, f.
Debit, deb'-iti', s. débit, m. ; —, f. a. débiter.
Debonair, deb-ô-nair', a. — ly, ad. débonnaire ; éié^ant;

honnête.
Debonairness, deb-A-nair'-ness, s. politesse ; élegaïue, (.
Debo'ich, di-bnntchr', v. n. déboucher.
Debt, dctt, s. dette, (. ; — book, s. carnet, m.
Debtee, det-i', s. créancier, m.
l 'cblless, tiett'-lessr, a. i/iii n a pas de dettes.
Debtor, det'eur, s. déinuur, ni.
Decade, dek'-ad, s. décade, f.
Decadency, ili-ké'-dcnn'-ci, s. décadence, f.
Decagon, dek'-a-gonc, s. iiecai;oiie, in.
Decalogue, dek'-a-log, s. decalogue, m.
Decamp, di-kam'p', %>. a. déutinper.
Dec.iiiipmeiit, di-kam'p'-inemi t. s. décanipemcnt. m.
Dec.wit, di-kann't', v. a. dccaiil,r.
Décantation, di-kann-tc'-chcuiif. s. décantation, i.
Décanter, di-kann'-tcur, s. carafe, f.
Decapitate, di-kap'i-ttte, v. a. décapiter.
Décapitation, di-ka^)-i-té'-cheunf, s. décapitation, f.
Decay, di-ké', s. déclin, m. ; décadence, t. ; to go lo -,

dépérir : —, z: n. et n. af/aib.'ir; détruire; sajui.

blir ; dépérir ; s'user ; se passer.
Decaying, di-ké'-in'gw*", s. décadence, f. ; délabremnif. m.
Decease, di-ciV, .t. décès, m.; mort, {.; —, v. n. nio.iin.
Decedent, di-ci'-denn't, s. défunt, m.
Deceit, di-cit?', s. tromperie, imposture, f.
Deceitful, di-cit?'-foul, a. — ly, ad. décevant, fraudii'/ux
Deceitfulncss, di-citjr'-foul-iiess, s. appâts trom^ci.is,

m. \)\.
Dcceitless, di-cit^-less, a. loyal, sincère,
Deceivablc, di-ci'-va-bl', a. facile à tromper.
Deceivableness, di-ci'-va-bl-ness, s. facilité à l'.n

trompé, f. ,

Deceive, di-civ?*, v. a. décevoir, tromper.
Deceiver, di-civ'-eur, s. trompeur, m.
Deceiving, di-civ'-in'gwf, s. d^'cepiioii, tromperie, f.
December, di-cem'-beur, s. Décembre, m.
Decemvir, di-cem'-vir (des'-iin-vir), s. decemvir, m.
Decency, di'-cenn-ci, s. décence, convenance, f.
Decennial, di-cenn'-ni-al, a. décennal.
Decent, di'-ceim't, a. — ly, ad. décent, convenable.
Decentness, di'-cenn't-ness, s. décence, f.
Deceptibility, di-cep-ti-bil'-i-ti, v. Deceivableness.
Deceptible, di-cep'-ti-bl", v. Deceivable.
Decejition, di-cep'-clieun?, s. déception, impostwe. f.
Deceptions, di-cep'-cheuc#. Deceptive, di-cep -tiiv, De.

ceptory, ili-cep'-teur-i, a. trompeur, frauduleux.
Decerpttoii, di-cerp<r'-cheunï, s. diminution . cliini

élaguée, i.
Decession, di-sé'-cheun?, r. départ, m.
Decide, di-saïdr', v, a. et h. décider; résoudre; U

décider.
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. coiivrtr ; oriii'r, ,i/iisler.
tittvra/eitr, ni.j two —, s. vaisseau

{)ccidcnce, des'-l-denn'cr», s. chnft, f.

Decider, di-sat'-deur, s. iut;e. arbitre, m,

Deciiii.il, des'-i-iiial, a. Hnimnl.

Dcciiii.ite, iles'-i-iitot^, t'. a. dimer, Héciiner,

Decimation, des-i-iiié'-chciiiK', r. Ue'iimalioii ; dttnt, f.

Ikciiiiator, des'-i-mc-tcur, s. <ieiimal,iir, in.

Ik'cimo-scxto, des'-iiiu'isckstA, t. iii-sfi^e, in.

I)eci|)lior, di-sai'-feiir, t. a. lifi/iijfrer. lirrire.

I)eri|jiierer, disiii'-lciir-ciir, .t. i/,i/ii/freiir, iii,

|)ecisiûn, di-cij'-cun?, s. rfi-ii^ijii, (.

Peciiive, di-siii'-ci/r, a. --ly, aU. Jf'tisi/.

I)eci5i/t:ness, dis.ii'-civt'-ness, j./t'«r'(u<</^/^;v«?>/^/',ni.

l)eciM)rv, di-biii'-sfiit-i, a. linisoiif, li&in/.

i»eck, (IcU, J. tillac, font, in. ; — uf (..irds. s. Jeu de
carles. 111. \ —,v. c

Decker, dek'-cnr, s.
à d'li.x fonts, in.

Decking, dek'in\'<;c, s. ornement, ni.; fanire, f.

Dccl.iiiii, di-klciiic', V. a. et n. déclamer : d- tendre.

Declaiiiunt, di-kle'-iii,inn't, Uuclainicr, dikle'-iiieur, s.
détlamatetir, in.

Decl iinatloii, ilckl,i-nn.''-clieim^, s. de'ilamation, f.

Decl.iin.itdry, di-klanr-a-lciir-i, i«. det/ainaloire.

Ikclaralile, <li-klc'-ra-M', a. pro7'at'le.

l)eciar.ilion,dck-lar-é-clii-iiii(', s. diil.tralinn, demande, f.

Declaratory, di'-klar'-a-tciir-i, a. — lly, ad. de<,'ar,itoin:

DccUrc, di-kler', v. a. et n. de'tiarer; piMier ; ^c
declarer.

Declaredly, di-k!cr'-cd-li, ad. ouvertement ; expressé-
ment.

Decl.ircment, di-kldr'-nienn't, s. d.'claratiOH, t.

Dcc'.iri-r, di-kl<*-reur. .r. dr-'clarafetir, iii.

liecleiisioii, di-kl'.Min'-clic!iiic, s. déclin, in.; pente: dé-

C/lllilIti II, f.

Dcdiiiahle. di-kl.iï'-iia-lil', a. dc'cli :.:/>le.

Declination, dck-liné'-clicuiic, s. dcilin, m. ; déviation ;

déclinaison, f.
Dctliiiatory, (ti-klin'-atciiri, a. dc'dinatoire.
Décime, di-kl.iiiic', v. a. et n. fcncher ; baisser ; dévier;

aéilioir; éviter, s'exciivcr ,■ dri:ént'rer ; ~, Ucclininj,

iliklaini'MuL'»/»', s. déclin, m. ; déiadence. f.
Declivity, di-kliv'-l-ti, s. déclivité, f. ; penchant, ru.
Declivous, dl-kl.iî'-vciic^, a. en pente, escar/é.
Decoct, dikdktr', v. a. d(.jcr.r.
Decdction, di-kok'-cliennc, s. décoc.'tjn, f.
Decollate, di-kol'-létc, v. a. dt'coller.
Decollation, di-kollc-ctieuiu', s. décollation, f.
Decolur.itiiin, clikeul-ô-rii'-clieiiiic, s. décoloration, t.
Decoin()ose, di-koiir-pozc', v. a. déiomposer.
Decomposite, (li-koin'-poz'-ilc, a. décomposé, recomposé.
Decoaiiiosition, di-koin'-po-zich'-cunc, s. décomposi-
tion, t.
Decom|iound, di-koni'.p,ioiindr', j: a. décomposer.
Dcciirainent, dek'-ô-ra-nienn't, s. décoration, i,
Uocorate, dck'-o-ret^, îa a. décorer, orner.
Decor iti(.ii, (k-k'-ô-ro-clieuiif-, s. tùcora.'ion, f.
Decnr.itor, (lek'-o.rL--;cur, s. décorateur, m.
Decorous, dck'-o-reucf, a. — ly, ad. décent, c tfenable.
Decoriicate, di-kor'-ti-kétc, v. a. éioner, ecosser ;

p.kr.
Decorlicalion, di-kor-ti-ké'-clieun^, s. decortication, f.
Decorum, (li-ko'-rcuiiu-, s. décorum, m.
Decoy, ill. ko:', s. appât, m. : seduction, f. ; — bird, s.

ii/ipcau, ni. ; —, v. a. attirer, leurrer, séduire.
Dcvn.ise, i\\\i.r\i:e',dccroissemcnt. m.; diminution, t.;

deû'in, ni. ; —, v. a. et ii. diiiniiiicr ; déctoi.'re.
IXcreo, di-kri', s. dccret,ar/é . mi. ; sente lue. f. ; ds.sein,

projet, m. ; —, v. a. et n. décerner, decider ; arrêter.
De.rcinunt, dt-k'-riniemit, s. d croissemtnt, m.
Deci'jpit, di-krep'-itc, a. decrepit.
Decrciiit.ile. di-krep'-i-tétc', v. a. et u. calciner, dé-

il, filer.
Decrepitation, di-krcp-i-tc'-clieunr, s. decrepitation, f.
Liecrepitncss, di-krep'-itc-nuss, iJecrcpitUvIc, di-kr..-p'-

iti.uidr, s. décrépitude, {.
Decrescent, di-kres'-scnn't, a. décroissant; à son

déclin,
Docret.il, di-kri'-tnl, s. décrétale, f.
I).-crvtory, dek'-ri-tcur-i, a. — ily, ad. décisif.
Decri.il, dikr.iï'-al, s. critique iaite à la laite, f.
Décrier, di-kral'eur, s celui ,/ui décrie.
Decrown, di-krauiinn', v. a. enleier la couronne.
Decry, ili-kraî', v. a. décrier, hidmer.
Decumliiture, di-keunif'-lii-tcliieur?, s. moment de .te

(Jii. Iter, m.
Decuple, dt-k'-ion-pl', a. découple; —, v. a. décupler.
Decuiy, dek'-ion-ri, s. décurie, (.
iJcciiss.ite, di-kens'-sot^, v. a. entrecroiser.
pilicate, ded'-i-kéte, v, a. dédier, dévouer.
l>«lic.ition, ded-ik'.'-clieunr, s. dédicace, f.
jtalic.itor, ded'-i-ké-teur, s. celui qui dédie,
OeUicatory, ded'-i-ke-teur-i, a. dédicataire.

Dedllion, di-<ll'-<:heun^ t. re,idition, t.
IJeducc, di-dioa, t',v. a. déduire, inférer; tr,lnsf!dHftft
Oeducenii'iit, di-<lioii(.«-' m.'nn't, j. ddiictiou, (.
Dediicible, (li<liou'-ci-br, a. (/Hon feut déduire.
Deduct, dl-dciikt', v. a. déduire, rabattre.
Deduction, di-deuk'-clieniif, s. déduction, f.
Deductive, di-dcuk'-tiv;, n. —\y, ad. consé</ueH/ ; /ai'

déduction.
file.', di, V. Die.

Doe I, did, .r. action, f. ; /al/; exploit, titre, m.
Heedless, did'-loss, <j. inaiti/.
Deem, iliiiic, s. opinion, f. ; —, r». a.ju^tr, croire.
Deeiustcr, di:nc'.stcur, s. ;iit.'e. ni.
Deep, dip, <i -ly, ad. profond; grave ; pi-netra-' ;

secret ; Jin. rusé ; — dr.iwii, <i. pro/on.i ; — luoiitli ■ I,

a de uraud aboi ; — read, a. oui a beanrouf lu . —

footed, a. enraciné, invétéré; —, s. abime, m j

obicurité, f.
Deepen, di'-p'n, v. a. et n. enfoncer; creuser :<.bscurciri

devenir plus profond.
Deepness, dip'-iiessr, s. profondeur; teinte /■Jil(ée,l
Deer, ilir, .r. daim; cerf, m.
tD-cvil, dl'.vl, 7/. Devll.
Deface, di-féc<^, v. a. défyurer ; e/facer.
Defacement, di-l'cct^-menn t, s. destruction, f.
Defaccr. di-fé'-ccnr, s. destructeur, m.
Def.iilancc, di-fé'-l.iiin'cr, s. défai'e, f.
Defilc.ite, di-f.il'-kiit^, v. a. déjà! luer,
Del.Ucatioii, di-f.tl-ke'-chcuiK, s. d-ialcat ion. déduction.
Defamation, di-fa-iiië'-cheiiii<', s. diffamation, f, (f.

Dtf.imatory. «li-fam'-a-teur i, a. diffdmatone.
Defa..ie, di-fénic*', v. a. dijfamer.
Def.iiiier, di-fc'-meur, .1. diframatenr, m.
Def.itijjation, de-f.iti-i,'hé-ctieunc, s.f,iti„'ue, f.
Default, ili.fiilt^ s. défaut, m. ; faute, f. ; —, v. a. violer,

roinfire ; faire ,iéfaut.
Dcf.uiltcr, di-fAlt'-eur, s. celui </ui mamiue à son devoir :

concussionnaire, m.
Defeasance, difi'-zann'c^ s. contre-let're; annulation. (.
Defeat, di-titt'', s. défaite ; annulation, f. ; —, v. n. de-

.faire ; mettre en déroute ; annuler ; détruire.
Defecate, def i-k^itc, v. a. déféquer, ra/finer. [m.

I lefecation. def-i-ké'-clieuni', s. défécation, (.■.ratHnai;e,
Defect, di-fekt', s. défaut. 111. -.faute ; défectuosité, f.
Defectibility, di-fck.ti-bil'-i-ti, s. défectuosité, imperfcc
Defectilile, di-fek'-ti-bl', a. défectueux. [lion, f.

Defection, di-fck'-cheun^ s. défection ; afostasie, f.
Defective, di-fek'-tiv*-, a. —\y,ad. défectif, déjectiteux,

imparfait.
DcfectivenesS, di-fek'-tiv^-nessc, Defcctuosity, difjk-

tjioiioss'-i-ti, s. défectuosité, f.
Defence, ilifenn'cc, s. defiis-:, f.

Defenceless, di-feiincf'-less^, a. — ly, cd. sans défense.
Defend, di-feiin'd', v. a. défendre, prohiber.
Def.Midable, di-fenii'-da-bl', a. défenduble, souteiiable.
Defendant, <li-feiin'-dann't, s. défenseur ; défendeur, in.
Defender, di-fenn'-deur, s. défenseur, m.
Deteiisative, di-lenn'-sa-tivc, .r. ilefense, f. ; baïuiaj^e, m.
Defense, di-fenn'cv', etc., v. Defence, etc.
Defensible, di-fenn'-si-bl', v. Defemlible.
Defensive, di-lenn'-sivi-, a. — ly, ad. defensij ; -, r. dé-
fensive, f. I f,,,rler.
Defer, di-fer', r. nr. et n. différer ; renvoyer sen 1,1 ».
Delerence, def -er-ennVv, s. lie'/érence ; comp(aisancc. (.
Djferent, def-cr-eiin't, j. véhicule, m.
Deferential, def-irenn'-tliieiilc, a. de déférence, resper-
Deli.ince, di-fai'-anncv, r. dé/i, m. [tiiéux.
Delicience, — cy, diticli'-enncc, —ci, défectuosité, f. ;

défaut. III.
Delicient, di-ficli'-enn't, a. défectueux.
I lelicit, def-i-cit^, s. dficit. m.
Délier, di-faï'-eur, s. celui qui défie.
1 )e(ile, difaiV, v. a. et n. souiller ; déshonrrer ; défiler;

— , Delilee, def-i-li', s. .iéjile, 1,;
Defilement, di-faîU-'-ni'.nnt, .r. soiiiilure, corruption, (.
Défiler, di-fad'-cur, .<■. corrupteur, m.
1 )efiiial)le, di-f,u'-r.,i.br, a. dé/inissahle.
Detiiic, di-f.ijiii-', w. a. et n. d-finir. décrire; décider ;
I )ifiiuT, di-riï'-iienr, s. celui qui dé/init. [jui^er.

Defii:.te, deP-i-nitr, a. — ly, ad. dejiiii. précis.
Delinitenes'., def'-i-nitr-ness^, s. détermination ; frecl-
Definition, iijf-i-nicli'^:uii^, s. dé/inition, f. | ■'<»;, f.

Detinitive, di-.Sn'-i-tivc, a. — ly, ad. djinitir. positif.
Dellajfrability, dcf-la-(jra-bil'-i-ii, s. coml ii\tibiiité, f.
Dell.iirrablc, di-flé'-nra-bl', a. combustitle.
Délier , di-llekt' V. n. décliner, détourner.
Deilection. di-llek'-cheun^ s. détour, m. ; déctinaiso't

(de CaigiiiUe), f.
r .-rïnration, defdo.ré-cliennft s. defforttion, f.
(.■eflour. Deflower, di-flao>ir', v. a. deftor.'r.
DetUixion, di-i1eiik'-cheunr, r.jtuxion, f.
Deforcement, di-fârcr'-inuiin't, s. ■<:;.',-/<>./»..•. C

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Pefofcer, dl-fAr* ceur, i. usnrfateur, m.
V. a. d<yi>i

Deform, di-formr',

Winer, d/^iUttr : —, a.

ÎVf'onii.ition, (li-for-m f'-cliovin^, s. tU/orm.ttioit. f.

Dul'orincclly, di-for'-iiioiMi, ad. if une iiiaiiù're di/foriiit.

Dcformeclnps», di-for'-incil-ncsv, j^. difforinil^, t.

Deriirmcr, <li-for'-niciir, s. d'/iinnitliiir, iii.

Defiirinity, di-fiir'-iiii-li, s. di (for milt', f.

iJefr.iii'l, iii-fr.Vlj^, f. a. frauder. Inciter ; frustrer,

Defraiidcr, di-frA'-deur, s. trompeur, fouriie, in,

Ijjrr.iiidiiient, <lifr,id«''-iiicmi't, s. fraude, f.

Dcfr.iy, «li-fre', v. a. defra\i-r.

DcfriyiT, <lifrc''-eur, s. difrayeur, m.

JJcfrayrnciit, di-rrO'-iiiciiii t, s. action de d-'f rayer, f. ;

defnti, in.
Deft, deft, a. — 1y, ad. foli ; adroit.
Defunct, di.fcun kt', a. d-funt ; — , s. défunt, in.
Defy, di-f,iï', v. a. dcjier ; hraver.
Defycr, di-f.ii'-ciir, 7'. D-jficr.
Dejj.iriiisli, di-t,'.nr'-nicli', t. a. de'irarnir.
De({cncnicy, di-djcn'-cr-.i-ci, s, dcaincration, (.
Dc^ciier.itc, di-djcn'-cr-iit?, v, «. di'^'éni'rer ; —, a. dc-

Seneiv.
Dii^ciioratoness, di-djen'-ci-.it-ncssc, I)..\{oner;itinn, di-

<IJon-cr-L''-cliciiii^, s. dc'crn'riition, (.
Dej;cm.Toiis, di-djen'-cr-cuc^, <i. — ly, ad. dixcniOV ;

vit, /'fis.
Dci;lntiii.*tc, di-nlioii'-ti-nJlf', n. a. de't:lner, dciol/cr.
Dc^flulition, di-t;lioii-lii:li'-cuiif, J. de\'/ulilioii. i.
De)|,'r,id.ttion, de^jra-dc'-clieiint', s. dij;nid(t/ion, reduc-
tion, f.
Denrado, di-grodtr', ->. a. d-'grader ; rcduire.
Dejfrcc, di-[;ri', .f. de^ré ; .^rdrf, r,tnff, in, ; condition, f.
DeK;iist, di-n«ciist^', 71. a. df);uster.
Dei^ust.ition, di->;«cu'>-to-clR'uni', s. dégustation, f.
Dcliort, di-hortc, v. a. dissuti.lcr.
Dehortation, di-lior-tO'-clienn,-, s. dissuasion, f.
Deicidc, <li'-i-saîilc, r. diitiic, in.

Deifioaliiin, diif-i-kii'-clicimc, ,r, dii/iccftion,a/'jthe'osr,(.
Deify, di'-i-fai, a. d'i/icr ; /iHiern te.\ii\i.
Deiçii, déiK', V. n. dttigner, accorder,
f Dell, delf-, s. diiihle, in.
Deism, di'-izin, s. dcisme, in.
Deist, di'-iste, s. d/ittc, m.
Deistical, di-ls'-ti-l<;it, a. de dr'isnte.
Deity, di'-i-li, s. d,ité,divinilt', f.
Deject, di-djckt', t. a. abnilre, décourager; — , a.

abattu, découraf^é.
Dejecteilly, di-djck'-tcil-li, ad. d'un air a'l.ittu.
Dejeclediiiîss, di-djok'-tcct-ncsv, I)>.ml'i lion, di-<ljek'-

clieiinc, s. abatleineiit, d:iOumt,'e:niiif, m.
Del.^cornlion, <li-la-ccr-i!'-cliciinf, .r. laceration, {,
Delapse, di-laps^, 7», >t. tomber; descendre,
Delatiir, di-lc'-tcnr, .r. de'tateur, in.
Delay, di-Ici', s. délai, retard, m. ; — , v. a. ctn. différer,

retarder ; s'arn'ter, cesser.
Delayer, di-le'-enr, s. tempjriseur, in.
Dele, di'-li, s. déléatur, in. \cieitx.

Delect.ible, di-lek'-ta-lil', a. —lily, ad. detectable, deli-
Delect.ilileness, di-lek'-ta-bl'-ness/-, s. délices, f. pi.
Delectation, di-lek-te'-cheiin^ s. délectation, (.; plaisir,
Deleijacy, del'-i-tjKé-ci, s. délét;alio<i, f. [m.

Deleuate, del'-i-^/ztitc, î'. a. déléguer, députer ; — , a.

délégué, députe : — , s. délégué, député, m.
Dele^Mtion, del-i-j;tid'-clicitn?, .v. d/légalion, (.
Deleti'rioiis, del-i-ti'-ri-cnc.?, Dciittory, del'-i-ter-i, a,

délétère ; mortel.
Dcletiiin, di-li'-clicnn^ s. rature, f.
Delf, Delfe, d'-'lf/, s. carrière ; tnine, f,
Delibate, dor-i-tictr, v. a. déguster.
Deliberate, di-lib'-tr-étt', v. a. et n. peser; délibérer;

— , a. — ly, ad. délibéré ; circonspect ; de propos dé-
libéré.
Deliberateness, di-lib'-er-etf-ncss/", s, circonspection,

prtuien e, f.
Deliberation, di-Iib'-er-d-clieunr, s. délibération, f.
Delil)erative, di-lib'-cr-a-tivf", a. — !y, ad. délibérant ;

eu délibérant.
Delicacy, del'-i-ca-ci, s. délicatesse ; friandise ; ten-
dresse, f.
Delicate, del'-i-kc'tc, a. — ly, ad. délicat, friand ; doux;
IJelicateness, del'-i-kct^-ncss*-, j. délicatesse, f. [tendre.
I)elicates, (ler-i-két'bi", s. pi. choses délicates, raretés,
Delicious, di-licti'-eiic(', a. —\y,ad. déticieu.v. [f. \i\.
Deliciousness, di-licli'-euci'-nessc, s. délices, f, pi.
Delight, di-l.1ït<^, j. délice, m.; délices, f. p\.\ plaisir, m.;

— ,v. a. et n. délecter, réjouir, divertir; plaire;

prendre plaisir, se délecter.
Delii^titful. di-lait^-foul, Deli.;{htsome, di-laït^-seum;, a.

— ly, ad. délectable ; déiicieu.v.
Delightfulness, di-Iaîte'-foul-ness*, Deliglitsomeness, di-

tallf'-seuinr-ness', s. délices, f. pi. ; agrément, m.

d,.i.

V

I,

Delinenmcnt, di-lin'-(-a-mei»n't, s. dilin/alion, repristn.

talion, f. \rrirf,

Oiilinca'.e, di-lin'-l-'.'t^ t/. a. tracer; représenter ; ^,'.
Delineation, di-lin-l-d'-clienn^, Dclineature, d,lm'i.é.

tcliieur, s. d,-liuéalion, ébauche, (. ; ero/uit, m,
Dclin(|iiency, dl-linir-knm'iin-ci, .r. délit, m. ; faille, f,
I>olin(|ticnt, ili-linn'-kononn t, s. déluiauaul. m.
Ujli<|ii.ite, del'-i-koiicto IJelinucoc, <lel-i-koiio.'.', r'. n.

se disioudre.
Dcli<|Mium, di-lik'-onieuiii/, t. défaillance, \\\ \ di^

lii/uesceuce, f.
Dolfrate, di-lir'-ét^, i>. n. délirer.
Delirious, di-lir'-ricuc^, a. en délire.
Delirium, <lllir'-ieum^ s. délire, m.
Iji-liver, di-liv'-cur, T. a. délivrer; rentfttre ; ahan.

dinner ; prononcer ; to — over, Iran ^m-ttre.
Deliver.mce, di-liv'-curann'ci', s. delnrance, f. j aifiMi.

chiseinent ; accouchement, m.; diction, f.
Deliverer, diliv'-eiir-cur, s. libérateur ; con'eur, iiir.

râleur, m.
Delivery, di-liv'-cur-l, s. déli-rai;ce ; livraison, t;

accoiicheiueiil, ni. ; prononciation, diction, f.
Dell, ilel, s. vallon ; fos^é, m.
llelud.ililo, di-liou'-da-br, a. .'acite A tromper,
Deliidi-, di-lii>ii<lc, ;■. a. tromper, abiner.
Doliider, di lii)u'-deur, s. trompeur, imposteur, m.
Deliii;e, del'-ioudj?, s. déluge, ni.; —, v. a. iw-tr,

inonder.
Delusion, di-llou'-Jcuitf, s. tromperie, séduction

sioii, f.
D.lubive, di-liou'-civ?, Delusory, di-liou'-scur i, .

vaut, illusoire.
Delve, ilelv^, s. creux; fossé, m, j cave, f . ;

violent, ni. ; — , v. a. creuser.
Delvcr, (lel'-vour, s. celui ./ni creuse.
I)eina){o({ical, dcina-j,'oilj'.i-kal. a. déinagogii/ue.
Deiii.Vffojîiie, dciir-.n-):.>!,', f. deiiias <gue, 111,
Dciii.iin, diiiiin<r', r. domaine, 111.
Deinaiiil, di-maiiird', s. demande ; requête ; q:itst.ci,

f. j on — , à ordre ; — , v. a. demander ; réi.'aiiitr:

ijuestioiiuer.
Doiii.iiut.iMe, di-in,ann'-da-br, a. exigible.
Dem.iii 1 int, di-in.\iiii'-dann't, t. demandeur, m.
Deimiidcr, di-inaim'-deiir, s. demandeur ; créiin. u-r.n.
DcMiandicss, di-iiianii'-<lres'i, s. demanlere." \ I
Dciiiarcatiiin, di-iiiarké'-clieuiif, s. demarcali'n
Demean, di-niin/, s. conduite, f. ; domaine, 111. ;

et n. abaisser, avilir ; se cont/iorter.
Demeanour, di-ini'-neiir, r. conduite, f.
Demerit, diiiicr'-itc, s. démérite, m.
Demesne, di-iiiiiif', .v. domaine, m.
Deiui, dem'-i, a. demi ; — H'"l, demi-dieu, m.

— jolia, s. dame-Jeanne, f. ; — (juaver, s.

croche, f.
Demiv;rati«n, demi-ipre'-clieun^, s. émigration, f.
Demise, di-inaiz;', s, démission, f. ; décès, ni. ; -,

V. a. léguer.
Demission, di-mi'-chcnn^, s. reldcheinent, m.
iJcnii-^sive, di-mis'-slv^ a. humble.
Democracy, dl-mok'-ra-ci, s. démocratie, f.
Democrat, dcm'-ô-kr.it?, s. démocrate, ni.
Democratic, — .'d, dein-ô-krat'-ik, —al, a, —ally, <i.i

democratiijue.
Demolish, di-mor-iclic, v. a. démolir, détruire,
Demolisher, di-mor-icli-cur, s. démolisseur, m.
Demolislinient, di-mol'-iclic-inenn't. Démolition, (lc:nV

li'. Ii'-eunr, s. demelili >ii, f.
Demiiii, ili'-iiioiK', s. démon ; diable, m.
Demoniac, di'.nû'-ni-ak, s. démoniaque, ni.;-, U«-

nioiiiacal, dcin-fi-n.ii'-akal, a. diabolii/ue.
Demonstrable, di-moMn'-strabl', a. d^'montrable.
Demonstrate, di-momi'-strétc, v. a. démontrer.
Demonstration, dem-onii'-stré'-chcuii^, j-. déinoiist:;i.

tion.i. [stnilif.

Demonstrative, di'-monn'-stra-tiv^ a. — ly, ad. d/iiini:-
Demonstrator, dem-omistré'-teur, s. démonstia.'enr.m.
Demornliz.ition, dinior-ul-i-sé'-cheun^, s, démoi.tini-

lion, f.
Demoralize, di-nior'-al-.-iTz<-, 71. a. démoraliser.
Demulcenr, di-mcur-scim't, 1». aiioueissant.
Demur, tli-ineur', j. doute, m, ; hésitation, f. ; —, v.n,

balancer, hésiter, douter.
Demure, diiiiiour^, a. — ly, ad. réserzv, tnodesti:

grave; en prude.
Demureness, di-miourr'-ness^, s. modestie ; pruderii, f.
Deiimrrajfe, di-meur'-édjc, s, starie, f. ; sursis, 111,
Demurrer, di-ineur'-eur, s. sursis, délai, m.
Den, denn, s. caverne, f.
Denary, dcn'-a-ri, s. dizaine, f.
Denationalize, di-nach'-cun^-a-laïzf, v, a, dénalùm-
Deniable, di-naï'-a-bl', a. niable. [olisrr.

Denial, di-naï'-al, s, déni ; refus, ni.

, f.

. -jai.
do:ili.(-

X. r^/Uteur, m.

ti9iî
— , dl-nlrr', s.

BBS

Denier, dl-nat-eur,

dniUr, m.
DcniK'^'c, dl-nai'-ffrat*, v. a. tioircir.
I)ciii>;r.ition, don-l-Kré'-cheuiw', s (ù'nit^reinriif, m.
I)cni/<iti»ii, dcii-l-zé'-chetii)^, s. nalurtilisation, f.
lieiii/eii, (len'-i-z'n, s. tili>yen, habitant, m. ; —, t». a, '

aifraiichir ; naturalistr. '

I)<iif>miii.itc, di-nom'-i-ncU, v. a. ti/iiamntfr, qualifitr. ■
IXnoinination, ili-nom-l-n<i'-cheuii^, s. titHoininalicn, t. \
Dcni'iiiiii.itivc, (li-nom'-l-na-tiv^, ii. deiiomiiiati/. \

i>eni)niiiiator, ili-nom'-i-né-tcur, s. dénomiiiattiir, m. |
IJjiiotation, di-ii6-té'-chcitn^, s. denotation, f. ; sijpu,

inJiit, m.
I)cn<ilc, (li-nôt^, V. a. dénoter; tndigutr,
i>cnotciiicnt, (li-nAt^'-tnenn't, s. signe, (. ; indice, m.
ixMimiiice, di-naouim'c^ v. a. dénoncer, déclarer.
UciioimccMicni, ili-ii.à(mnirc*'-iii(.'imt, s. dénonciation,^.
DcnDuncer, iti-niioiiim'-cuur, s. dencitciateur, m.
IK'ii'.c. ilcim'cr, (I. dense, éfiiis.
Ucn>ciicss, deim"«' -liesse, Density, denn'-si-ti, s. dtn-

iite ; épaisseur, f.
Dent, denii't, .f. dent {d'une roue, etc.); bosse, f. ; — ,

-„'. a. denteler : bossiier.
Oonlifrice, dciiii'-ti-fric<', s. dentifrice, f.
Denti-it, ileiin'-tist<, s. dentiste, m.
I)entition, denn-tich'-cun^, s. dentition, f.
I)ciui'l.itc, di-iiloii'.dctc, r: a. d''.iHer, de/>ouiîler.
Denudation, di-iiiuu-dc'-clicuii/, s. de'niinient, defoniiU'

meut, m.
Dénude, di-nioud?', v. Dcnudiite.
Denunci.ite, di-neiin^-sict;', v. a. dénoncer, acciijer.
Deny, denai', v. a. d'Hier, r^/nser ; renoncer à ; \<3 —

one's self, st démentir.
Deolistruct, di ob-streukt', v. a. désobstruer,
Deolistriient, di-ol>'-strioii-cim't, a. désobstruant,
Dcoppilate, di-op'-i)idétf, v. u. drsopiler.
I)eiixy,l.ilc, di-otcb'-i-dét^, v. a. déio.xyder.
Dcpaint, di-pen't, v. a. dépeindre.
Depart, di-|KirW', s. départ : d:ch, m. tnort, (. ; — ,

f. a. et II. cuiller; diviser; partir; mourir; se

désister, renoncer A.

Department, di-partf'-mciin't, s. département, m.
•■ ■ • ^^xe, s. dépi
abandon ; défaut, m. ; mort, f.

i)c|i,irture, di-par'-tc!iieur^, s. départ ; désistement.

Dopa^ccnt, di-pass'-sciin't, a. guipait.

Dci)asture, di-pass'-tchieuw, v. a. paître, brouter.

Depaupcratf, ili-p.l'-pcr-étr, ï'. <i. appauvrir.

Depauperatiun, di-pâ-per-é'-clicun^, j. appauvrisse-
ment, m,

Dci>cculatc, di-pek'-iou-lét^, v. a. piller le trésor public.

Depend, di-pcnn'd', v. n. dépendre ; to — on, upon, «
re/ii's.-r, compter sur.

Dépendance, — cy, di-penn'-d mn'cc, — ci, s. dépen-
dance, f. i rapport, ni. i confiance, assurance, (.

Dependant, di-petm'-dann't, a. dépendant ; —, s. dépen-
dant; partisan, m.

Dcpondence, di-penn'-denc^, v. Dépendance.

Dependent, di-pcnn'-denti't, î/. Dépendant.

Déperdition, dep-er-dich'-eiin?, s. déperdition, perte, f.

Depict, di-pikt', v. a. dépeindre, décrire.

Depilate, dep'-idét?, v. a. dépiler.

Depilalion, dep-l-lc'-chenn^, s. depilation, t.

Depilatory, di-pil'-a-teur-l, a. dépilalif, dépilatoire.

Deplantation, di-plann-té'-cheun^, s. déplantation, t.

Depletion, di-pli'-cheun^, s. depletion, t.

Deplorable, di-pli'-r.i-bl', a. — bly, ad. déplorable.

Deplorablcness, tli-plù'-ra-bl'-uess^, s. état déplorable,
ni. ; misère, f.

Deploration, di-plô-rc'-cheiin^, s. lamentation, f.

Deplore, di-pl6r?', v. a. déplorer.

Deploredly, di-plô'-reddi, <»./. déptorableincnt.

Déplorer, di-plo'-rcur, s. celui qui déplore.

Deploy, di-plol', v. a. déployer.

Depluniatiun, di-uliou-u»é'-clieun^, s. déplumalion ;
chute des foils, i.

Deplume, di-pliouin^, v. a. déplumer.

Deponent, di-pô'-nenn't, s. témoin, déposant, m.

Depopulate, di-pop'-iou-lét^, v. a. dépeupler.

Depopulation, (fi-pop-iou-lé'-cheun^, s. dépopulation, f.

Depopulalor, di-pop'-iou-lii-teur, s. dévastateur, m.

Deport, di-portf', s. port, maintien, m. ; conduite, f. ;
— . V. a. déporter; to — one's self, se comporter,
se conduire. .

Deportation, di-pôr-té'-cheun*. s. déportation, f.

Deportment, di-pôrtr'-menn't, s. maintien, ni. ; con-

Déposai, di-pA'-zal, s. déposition, f. [duite, f.

Depose, di-pÔK*, ». a. et h. déposer ; attester.

feijosit, di-po2'-it?, s. dépôt ; entrepôt, m. ; — , v. a.
déposer, mettre en gage.

Depositary, di-puz'-i-t<\-ri, s. dépositaire, m.

Deposition, depA rî'-li' f.w\e, j. ■/••/«•ii'.',, /«, f. ; it'pft ;

. témoignage, iii.

Depository, dl.poz'-i-tciirl, Depot, di-pV, j. i/Z/dlr, m.
Deprav.ition, dep-ra-vtf'-chcun/, s. dépravittion, f.
Deprave, di-prév*', v. a. df prater, corrompre.
Dcpravedncs», (ll-prév'd'-nvs.s, Depravcnuiit, di-prJvV.

nicnn't, s. depravation, f.
Depraver, dl-prii'-veiir, s. dépravateiir, \n.
Depravity, Di-prav'-i-ti, /. dépravai i<'ii. corruption, f
Deprcc.ite, dop'-rikét^, v. a. implonr, d.-iuaudcr

pardon ; s'opposer <*.
Deprcc.itiun, dup ■ ri - ké' • chcunc, s. suppliialion,

prière, f.
Deprecative. dep'.ri-k<i-tiv^ a. suppliant, déprécatif.
Dei)i eciatc, di-pri'-chi-étr, v.a.et n. dépréciir ; baisser,

diminuer de prùe.
Depreciation, <li-pri-c!iiti'-cheiinf, s. depirciation, f.
Deprcd.itc, dep'-ii-dct^, v. a. piller, rax-ager.
Dt;prcdalion, dep-ri-dt!'-cliciin^, s. déprédation,

pillasse, m.
Depredator, dcp'.ri-dë-teur, s. déprédateur, m.
IX'prclicnil, <lep-ri-hcnn'd', f. (t. surprendre, de-

cou-.'rir, saisir.
Deprelicnsiblc, di-p-ri-hcnn'-si-bl', a. compréheinihle.
Dei)rclicnsion, <tup ■ ri - licnn' ■ chuunc, s. surprise;

découverte, f.
Depress <li-press', v. a. baisser ; opprimer ; humilier.
Depression, di-prech'-eun^, .r. depression, i. ; abatte-
ment. Ml. ; humiliation ; déjection, f.
Dei>rcssivc, diprcss'-sivf, a. dépressif; humiliant,

découraf^eaiit.
Depressor, di-prcss'-scur, s. oppresseur, m.
Dejirivation, dep-ri-vé'-chcun^, s. privation ; déposi-
tion, {.
Deprive, di-pr.iîv<', v. a. priver ; destituer, déposer.
Deptli, depth, s. profondeur ; épaisseur; calaisoit

{navire), t.
Depiilsc, di-|)eiils<', v. a. repousser.
Depurate, aep'-iou-rét^, v. a. dépurer, purifier ; —,

a. dépuré.
t)epuration, dep-iou-re'-cheniK", s. dépuration, t.
Deputation, depiou-té'-clieunf, s. deputation, f.
Dopnte, di-pioul?', v. a. députer, déléguer.
Deputy, dep'-iou-ti, s. député ; en^'oyé ; adjoint, m.
Deracniatc, di-rass'-i-néti', v. a. déraciner.
Dcrni^n, Derain, di-réiif', v. a. prouver.
Deran>;e, tti-rén'dj*', v. a. déranger ; aliéner l'esprit.
Deran^rcMient, di'-rén'dj;'-nienii't, s. dérangement, \\\. ;

démence, f.
Der.iy. di-rë', s. tumulte, m. [ni.

Dereliction, der-i-lik'-chennc, s. abandon, délaissement.
Deride, di-r.aîd?', v. a. railler, persifler.
Dérider, di-r.û'-deiir, s. railleur, persifleur, m.
Derision, di-rij'-cunc, s. dé>isi.>n, raillerie, f.
•Dorisive, di-rai'-cive, Derisory, di-rui-cuur-i, a. déri-
soire, moqueur.
Derivable, di-raï-va-bl', a. derivable.
Derivate, der'i-vétc, v. a. dériver.
Derivation, dci-i-vc'-clieunc, .r. dérivation, f.
Derivative, di-riv'-a-tiv,?, a. dérivatif; —, s. dérivé, m.
Derive, di-raîv<r', v. a. et n. faire dériver ; dériver ;

déduire.
Dernin, der'-ina, s. derme, ni.
Deroijate, iXxir'-a-meXe, t. n. déroger ; décréditer.
Derogation, der-o-i{«é'-clieun^, s. dérogation ; dépré-
ciation, f.
Derogative, di-rojj'-a-tiv*'. Derogatory, di-rog'-a-teur-i,

a. — ily, ad. dérogatoire.
Dervis, der'-viss, s. dervis, derviche, m.
Descant, dess'-cann't. s. contre-point ; comxientaire ;

discours, m.; —, (Ic-s'.k.iiiM l', v. n. discourir;

s'étendre sur ; commenter.
Descend, di-c<iin'd', v. a. et n. descendre; tirer son

orijjinc ; s abaisser iiiSi/u'à.
Descciid.mt, diceiin'il.iiin t, s. descendant.
Dcsceiwliïiit, di-conii'-ilenn't, a. descendant, issu.
Descen.ion, lii-cciin'-clieun^, s. descente; \>rigine ;

dégradation, (.
Descent, di-cenn't', s. descente; origine; extraction;

postérité, f.
Describe, di-sknîb*', t. a. décrire; dépeindre.
Dc-scriber, di-skr,iï'-beur, s. celui qui décrit.
I Icscribini,', diskrai'-binj;;/?, i'. Description.
Descrier, di-skrai'-eur, s. celui qui découvre.
Description, di-scrip'-cheun/, s. description, {. ; stg^

ualement, m.
Descriptive, di-skrip'-tiv*, a. descriptif.
Descry, di-skrai', s. découverte, {. ; — , v. a. découvrir.
Desecrate, des'-i-krëtf, v. a. profaner ; dégrader.
Desecration, des-i-kré'-cheun^ s. profanation, f.
Desert, dez'-crt<f, a. désert, solitaire: —, s. désert, m.*

solitude, f. ; — , di-zert^', s. dessert ; mérite, m. ; — j

V. a. et n. déserter, quitter.
, Dcïericr, di «er'teur, s. désevteurt «•

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DMertion, dl zer'-clieim^ t. d/stilioii, f.
Dairrllcs*. <ii zcrlir'-lesv, a. sans uitrilt.
Deserve, dizcrvr', r. a, itiriilrr, I'.'rc iii);ui.
l)es«rvcilly, ili-zcr'-vcilli, aii. à ju\lt tilie.
Dcservrr, di/er'-veiir, s. cr/ui i/iii iiii'iite.
I>cservjii|{, (li-zcr'-vin'K;/;, (1. aij;ne dt ; iHtfriloire ! —,

s. nuritt. III.
Dcsiccaiit, ili cik'-nnn't, a. dfSsUralif.
Dcsitcnlc, (li-i;lk'-('tc, V. a. dtssthfr.
I)csiCL.itii)n, des-i-kc'ilii.iiiK', j. ilfs\i;he>nent, m.
Pesicc.itivc, (li-cik'-ii-tivf, a. di-siunli/.
Desl'IcratiMii, (licRl-crv'-lciiiiii-, r. hfMHn, in. ; Inruiif, f.
\icv\(\\, i\\-r.M\t', s. <ti\seiii, frojtl, flan: dtsiiti, in. i

— , V. a. iies\iiier ; fio/c/er ; if fiofoii-r.
I)e^ik;'I.^blc, di-zain'-al)!', a. qnt I on ptiit ile'iigntr.
Desi^'O'ite, (lcs'-i({-nctc, v. a. Utsi^utr.
iJcM^ii.itioii, Ues-iK'Ou'-cliKUiK, s. liaisnalioii ; ac-

(f/>tii)>i, {,
nciiiiMfilly, di-zni'-ncd-ll, aii. A if(\stin, ex,'>rès.
IJesiijiier, dizar-nvtir, s. aiiUxir, iiivcnteiiy ; dtssi-

nafeiir, in.
Dcsijfninjf, di-zai'-nin't;»/^, a. asfnn'enx.
lK'si<iiless, di-zain^'-lc»!., a. — ly, od. Situs dessein,

sans intention.
Dubi^niiicnt, di-zuin«'-menn't, s. tniuhinatioit ; flan ;

conifiiot. Ml.
I)L-siiienco, des'-l-nenn'c^, s. di-sinenre, f.
lJc?<irable, ili-zai'-ra-bl', a. dtstiahle.
Desire, di-zair', s. d<sir, in. ; env e, f. ; — , v. a.

désirer ; prier.
Dcsircdly, di-zai'-red-li, ad. A souhait.
1 )esircr, di-zai-reiir, s. lelni ifiii desiie.
DcsiriMis, di-z.ir-ri.iicr, <». — ly. ad. dcareux,
Dosiroiisiicss, di-z.l^•lL•lU(■■llL•^s(•, j. (i'tj;>.ni. ; avidiW, f.
Desist, di-tistf', :• n. se ,ie>i\ter.
l)LSisi,iin;e, tlitiss-taiui cf, i. desi\teineiif, m. ; tes-

siition, f.
Dcsiiivu, des' i-livi\ a. it'finiti/.
Desk, ilesk, s.furitie; luirmii; lutrin, in.
Desolate, des'-o-let?, a. — ly, ad. desert, delaiis^ ; triste ,

—, V. II. désoler, d,f>eu/>ier.
Desul.iteness, des'-o-let^-iicss?. s. désert, m. ; solitude, f.
Desolater, des-o-le'-teiir, s. diso.'a enr, in.
Desol,itiun, des-o-le'-clieiinj', i. désolation, f.
Despair, di-spùr?', s. désespoir, m. ; —, v. n. désespérer,
D.".spajrer, di-spair'-ctir, s. celui i/iii drses/iére.
Despairint;ly, di-spair'-in'jji/f-li, ad. en disesptré.
Despatch, ili-spatclie'', s. e.\:/>éditwn, diiii;eiiie , dépéeke.

f. ; — , V. a, expédier, dépétliir.
Dcspatclier, di-spatcli'-eur, s. f.ypéditionnaire ; homtne

e.\péditi/, m.
Djspatclilul, dl-spntch«'-foiil, a. expédfi/.
Desperado, dess'-pi-ré-d6, s. liisesp, re, enragé, m.
Desperate, dess'-pi-rdtc, a. — ly, ad. dt.uspére,Jiirieux,

e>t furieux.
Desperateness, dess'-pi-rdt^-ncss/, s, furie, t. ; ac-

hariitment, m.
Desperation, deis-pi-ré'-clicun?, s. d'sespoir, m.
Despic.ilile, dess'-pi-ka-lil', a. — bly, ad. iiu'iD isahle,
iJespicablcness, dess'-pi-ka-bl'-noss, s. bassesse, f. ; peu

de zaleiir, m.
Despise, di-sp.iïzt^, v. a. mépriser ; drdatijner.
Despiser, di-spai'-zeiir. .r. ului i/ui tu. pria:.
Desi)ite, dispaïtf', s. dépit, m. ; uinhaniiié, f. ; in — of,

tti dépit de ; —, V. a. dpittr.
Despitelnl, ili-spaitt-'- oui, ii. — ly, iriW<j/«fK.v, méihant,

par défit, avec haine.
Dcspiteluliiess, ili • sp.iïtf' • foui - ncssr, s. tnéihanceté,

haine, f.
Despoil, di-spoïl', v. a. dépouiller.
Despoiler, eli-siuiir-eur, i. s'^rlateiir, m.
Desjioli.ition, liess-poli-é'-c'.iuiiii^. s. spoliation, f.
l*espoiid, di-spi)iin d', v. ii. drse'pcur, pei\ire coiirai^e.
Despondency, di-sponn'-deiin-Li, j. désespoir, deiou-

rarement, m,
Desixmdent, di-sponn'-dcnn't, a. d.sespéré. ,lécourai;é.
Despoiulini;ly, di-sponn'-dm ■^;Hc■-li, ii(^. désespérément,

dans l'ahaltetnent.
Desponsale, di-sponn'-sét^, v. a. fiancer.
Desponsation, di-s|>oiin-sé-'tliLUnc, s. fiançailles, f. pi.
Despot, diss'-pot<r, s. despote, m.

Despote, —al, di-si)ol'-ik, —al, a. —ui]y,ad.r.:fiotii/ue.
Despotism, dess'-p6-ti-!iu, s. dcspotis'uc, in.
Despuni.ite, iless-piou'-inctc. v. a. éciinicr.
Desquaiiiate, <less-kouam'-étt", v. a. écailler.
Dessert, dez-zertt'. s. dessert, m.
Destiiiale, dess'-ti-iiét?, v. a. destiner ; —, a. destiné.
Destination, dess-tl-né'-clieuiif, s. destination, f.
Destine, dess-tinc, v. a, destiner.
Destiny, dess'-ti-ni, s. destinée, f. ; destin, m.
Destitute, dess'-ti-tiout^, a. aiandoiiiiée, et- laissé; —,

V, a. aàandonntr.

Ueslitiitlon, dtsi-ti-liou'-clienn/, / frivntiou, t. ; d,'iié

ment; afiandon, m.
Destroy, di-stroi', v. a. détruire; déiaster ; tuer,
Peitroyer, dl-stroi'-eur, s, destructeur, m.
Destriictibility, di-streiikti-bir-i-li, i. dettuictiiiliu',!.
Destructible, di-sireiik'-ti bl', a. perisalile.
l'esiruction, di-strciik' -clieuiir, /. destruction, (. ;

meurtre, m. ; perdition, f.
Destructive, di • Mruk' -tiv^, a. — ly, ad, deitiuctt/,

ruineux.
['c.tructivenes», di-strcnk'-tivMicwf, j. qualité, dit-

triictive, f.
Destructor, di-streiik'-lcnr, s. destructeur, r.i.
Dcsud.itioii, des-iou'ilii'-clieun*, s. desufation, f.
Désuétude*, dcs'-oui-lioud»', s. desintii.ie, f.
Desultorily, deb'-cuMcur-i-li, ad. sans liaison, à à.iloiit

rompus.
Desuliorinesi, des'-eul-teur-i-ncssf, j. défaut de suite,

lu. ; imonsfance. (.
Desultory, dcs'-ciil teuri, a. inconstant, /u t.!<i.;'f r.
|) .Lich. di-l,itcli^', T. a. detacher.
Dct.icliinem, di-tatcli^'-inennt, s. détachetnenf, m.
Détail, di-telf', .t détail, m.; —s, //. partit luarUis, (.

pi. ; — , f. a. détailler,
Dcl.iin, di-ten^', r. a. détenir; retenir; arrêter.
Det.iiiider, di-téllf'-deur, s. prise de corps, {. ; inaïuia/

de dépit, m.
Dct.iiiier, di-tén'-eiir, j. détenteur, m. ; détention, f.
Deiainuii'iit, di-lén'-nienn t, s. detention, (.
DeteLt, di-tekt'. v. a. découvrir ; surprendre,
l'i-'lectcr, di-tck'-tciir, s. celui i/ui dcioiii'ie.
Detection, ili-tik'-clieimr, s. découverte, f.
Detent, di-tenn't', t. dneiite, f.
Detention, rli-teiin'-clieuii/, .f. détention, î.
I leur, di-ter', 7'. i». détourner, dcconseiller.
I)i-ti-i>;e. di tirdjf', t. a. deterj'er.
D'.lcriîeiil, diter'-djenn t, ii. détersif.
Deterioration, di-tiri-ô-ré'-clieun^, s. détérioration.^.
Delerior.ite, di-ti'-ri-orét^, f. a. détériorer. (in.

Determent, (li-tcr'-inennt, s, decoiirajjement ; ohstnUf,
Deteriniiiablc, di-tcr'-ini-na-bl', a. qu'on peut tidier-

miner,
Deteriiiin.itet di-fer'-ml-nét*. v. Determine; —, IKicr-

luinatcd, di-ter'-nii-né'ted, a, — ly, ad, dctennuu,

n'solii.
Determination, dl-ter-mi-nc'-chennc, s, détermiinHum ;

déiision, f,
Deleriiiinative, diter'-mi n.i-tiv?, s. déterminant.
Deteriuiii itor, di-ter-iiii-nc'-tcur, J. celui quidclennim;

./".ce, m.
D'eteruiine, di-ter'-tn!n*, t;. a. et n. déterminer ; déciitr;

limiter ; se résoudre ; arrêter.
Deterration, di-ter-ré'-tlieun?, .r. exhumation, f.
Delersioii, di-ler'-clieuiif, s. déterston, f.
Detersive, di-tcr'-ciw, a. détersif.
Detest, di-tcst^', v. a. détester,
Detest,ible, di-tess'-ta-bl', ir. — bly, ad. détestable.
Detestation, di-tess-te'-clieniw, s. detestation, f.
Détester, di-tcss'-teur, s. celui i/ni déteste.
Dethrone, dithroiic', v. a. détrôner.
Delliroiieineyt, di-tlirônr'-mcnn't. s. détrfnemeiil, m
Detinue, di-tin'-iou, s, détention ; sommation de renJri

un dépit, f.
Detonate, det'-o-net*", v. a, faire détoner.
De'.onation, Ict-ô-né'-chennr, s. détonation, t.
Detonize, det-'i iiaizc, 7'. Deton.itc.
Detort, ili-tort»"', v. a. détourner, altérer.
Detract, di-trakt?', î». a. détracter ; dénigrer; dér 'X'"'-
Detracter, di-trak'-teiir, s, détracteur, m.
Detraction, ditrak'-clieunc, s. detraction, t.; déiitj;r(-

ment, ni.
Detractive, di-trak'-tiv?, a. diffamatoire.
Detr.ictress, di-tr.ik'-ti">sr, s. médisante, f.
1 >etriiiient, deit'-ri-iiK "*. t, s. détriment, préjudice, m.
Detrimental, dett-ri-meiin'-tal, ii. prrjudiciabte.
Detrition, di-trich'-eun^, s. action d'user, f.
Detrude, di-troud(^, î'. a. précipiter ; refouljr.
Detruncate, di-trcnnii'-két/, v. a. tronquer, mutiler.
Detrunc.ition, dett-reunn-ke'-cheun;, s. coupe ; muti-
lation, (,
Detrusion, di-trou'-jeun^, t. action de fréiipiter, f.
Deuce, diouce, s. ctcii.x ; diable, m.
Devastate, di-Vfiss'-sétf, v, a. dévaster.
Devastation, dev-ass-té'-clieun?, j. dévastation, f.
Develop, di-vel'-eup. v, a. développer.
Development, di-ver-eupf-mcnn't, s. développement, m.
Dever^jence, di-ver'-djenn'ct*, s. pente, f. ; peiiJiuil. m.
Devest, di vest^, v. a. dcvétir ; déposséder.
IJevex, divcks^', a. eti pente, courbé,
Devexity. di-vck'-M-ti, s. pente, {.
Deviate. di'-vi-éU, v. n. s'écarter, s'égarer. (m.

Deviation, di-vi-4'clieunf, s, déviât ivn, f . ; égarement,

DBV

Pe»lee, dl-vatc*', i. ixp/ditnt, m. ; dtvist ; invtulion, f.

DtYiceful, ili-valc/'-foul, a. iiivriiti/.

Devil, riev'-v'l, s. diable, in.

Dtviluli, dcv'-v'|.ich/, a. — ly, a</. iOithoh<iut ; ./ifjfi,

jicnoui, di'-vi-cuc^ «I. tgiiii', t.,irtf'.

jjcvisjlilc, di-val'-za-br, a. tratijtitissii/e ; iinnninahte.

I)e»i>e, cii-vaiz*', /. partait, It^s, ni. ; liy —, far

UiiaimnI : —, v. a. et it. inventer; tiatner; son-

gtr ; ifcner.
Iicvi»ee, iii-vai-zl', s. Ugatairt, m.
iitviitr, (li-vai'-/fur, i, i'lvenitHr, auteur, m.
Iicvisnr, ili-vaï'-/cur, s. testateur, m.
licïniil, ili-void', It. tiffi,»imi, exeoifit.
l)cv"ir, di-vounr', s. devoir, ni. [mission, (,

iievolutlon, ilcv-ô-liii l'.chcuii/', s. dévolution ; trims-
Devolve, di-volvr', i: a. et ii. dcroiiler ; trausmtttie ;

tchoir.
Ilcvole, ili-vAt^, t', iT. dévouer, adonner; e\r\rer.
Ilevutedilcss, di-vô'-lril-iicss, i. dévouement, m.
Pcvoleo, dev-ô-ti', s. deiot, l'igot, m.
Iiciotiiiii, di-vA'-ciieiiii^ f. devotion, f. ; dévouement, m,
IVïotional, di-vô'-clicuii-al, <j. flein de devotion ; re-

lil'ifux,
Dtvdiinn.ilist, di-vA'-cheiiii-al-ist/, s. l>ii,'ot, m.
Iicvour, di-vaour', v. a. dévorer , lonsuiner.
Iicvourcr, di-vaoïi'-rcur, s. dévoreur, m.
Devout, di-vaoul^', a. — ly, ad. dévot, /'leur.
Devoiitncss, di-v.ioutc'-neiis/, s. de; otion. fiete, f.
Uew, diou. s. rosée, f. ; —drop, s. ):outle de rcse'e, f. j

-Lip, s. fanon, m. ; — , v. a. arroger.
Dewy, dioii'-l, a. couvert de rosée; it Is —, il y a de

ta rosée.
Dexterity, deks-ter'-i-ti, s. dext/rù/, adresse, {.
Deiterous, dcks'-ter-euc<', a. — ly, ad. adroit, habile,
Dexterdusiiess, deks'-ter-cuc^nubb^, v. Dexterity.
Dcxtr.il, dcks'-tral, a. droit.
Dey, lie, s. dey, m.

liMbolic, (lai-a-liDl'-lk, a. diabolique.
Diadeiii, daï'-a-dciii', s. diadème, m.
Iii.i(;n(istic, dai-an-iios'-tik, a. dia);>iisti(fue, m.
lJu>;nii.il, daïa(;'-o-»al, a. — ly, ad. ditii;onal; — , s.

diJi^oiiale, f.
Dial, dai'-al, s. endran, m.
Di.ilect, dai'-a-lekt^ s. dialecte, m.
Dijlcctical, cl.ti-a-k-k'-tikal, a. dialectii/iie.
Dialectician, dai-a-lL'k-ticli'-.iiir, s. dtn.'txihien, logicien.
Dialectics, dai-.vlek'-tiks^, s. diaUt tique, I. [la.

Dialonize, diu-al'-o-djaiz»-, v. n. dialoguer.
DiiiloKiie, daï'-a-lo(;, s. dialogue, m.
DLilysis, dai-al'-i-ciss, J. tréma, m.
l'iaiiieter, daï-atii'-i-tcur, s. diamètre, m.
l)i.iuictrally, (lal-am'.i-tral-li, ad. diamétralement.
Diamond, daï'-a-iiicunn'd, s. diamant, m. ; — culter, s.

diamantaire, m. ; — , a. de diamints.
Diapeiite, daï-a-pciiii'-ti, s. i/iiinte, f.
Diaper, dai'-a-pcur, s. linge ouvre, m. ; —, v. a. di.ifrcr.
Diaphanous, (f.ii-aP-a-neuc^. a. diaphane, transparent.
Dia|ihaneity, dai-a-fa-ni'-i-ti, s. diaplianeite'. f.
Diarist, daï'-€i-rist<, s. celui qui tient un Journal.
Diarrhœa, dai-ar-ri'-a, s. diarrhée, f.
Diary, iI,ti ..i-ri, s. journal, m.
Diitoni., dai-a-tôii'-ik, a. diatonique.
D:.'! le, dil)'-br, s. plantoir, m. ; —, v. a. planter (<i,w

Uflantoir).
Dice, daic^, s. pi. des, m. pi. ; —box, s. cornet à des, m. ;

—, V. n. Jouer aux dès.
Dicer, d.Vi'-zuur, m. Joueur aux des, m.
Diciiii;, d.ii'-zin'gMc, s. Jeu de dès, m. ; — house, s. tnai-

l'K.' dejrii, f.
Diikcr, ilik'-cur, s. dizaine {de cuirs), f.
Dicl.ilf, dik'-tét'. V. a. duter ; prescrire
llict.ilidn, dik-ti-'-rheuiic, s. dictée, f.
Diil.ildr, dik-té'tc-iir, s. diitateur, m.
DitlalMri.il, diktatû'ri-al, a di, tutorial.
Dki.\tcirsliip, dik tti'- leur- chipe", Dict.ilurc,

Iciiieur, s. dictature, f.
DitlKin, dik' cheunt-, s. diction, f.
Piction.iry, dik'-cheiin-ari, s. dictionnaire, m.
DkI, iliiU-, r. I.)<i.

Di'l.ic ic. —al, daïd ik'-lik, —al, a. didactique.
Di'Iapper. did'-ap-peur, s. ploutrecn, m.
Diilillc-, did'-dl', v. n. i/ianccler ; duper.
Di'Kt. did.-^t. v. i)o.

Di luttion, d.iï-douk'-clicunc, s. séparation, f.
Dic, (lai (pi. dice), s. de, m. ; - (/>/. dies), teinture, f. ;

liir.t ; coin, m. ; — , v. a. teindre ; • — , ?'. ;(. niuiinr ;

i'èventer; to — away, se pdtner.
Died, (laid*, a. mort.
Dicr, dai-eur, s. teinturier, ni.
Diet, daï'-ett. s. nourriture ; diète, portion, f. ; — , f a.

f' II. mettre au regime; se nourrir; être au re'ginte.
Dietarj', dai -et-ari. a. de legime, de diète.

l 193 J

Dicter,

DIM

celui qui met ou fui vit an

-, s. pre.
\iipte. 111.

dik • te

dai'-et-«ur, t.
regime,
Dirtelic, —al. d.il-l-lrft'.ik, —al. a. diététique.
Dufer, diC-eur, i'. <i. et n. dijjtrencier ; dyjèrer ; Hri

different.
Oillerence, difeur-enn'c/, s. dijTèrtnct, f. ; différend,

m. i —, t'. .1. dipèremier, distinguer.
I>lircreiit, difcnr-ennt. a. - ly, al. diffèrent.
l'iirerential, ilif cureiin'-rli.d, a. dirtrrentiel.
l>ltleriHKly, dir-cur-int,''/»- li, ad diffeiemr.rut.
iJilficilc, dif-i-zil/', Uiiticiilt, diP-i-koult^ <i. — ly. ad.

dij/lcile.
Dillîculty, dif'-i-kcul-tl, s. difllcitlt/, t.; tmbarras, m.
Ditfidc, dlf-f.iidr', I' ;i. se de/ier.
IMIfldcncc, diffi-dcnu'ci*, s. défiance, f.
I>iHi<leiit, dif-fi-denii't, a. — ly, ii.i'. defiant, timide.
Iiillidentnoss, tlil'-ti-dt'in'tiicss»", j. défiance, f.
|)i(fiiid, dif-tiiin'ir, V. a. lèndre.
I >ir)liifncc, — ly, <iil'-lii>u enn'c»', —cl, s.fiuiditc, f,
Killlncnt, dif'-linu-cnn't, a. fluide.
Ditlunii, dil'.oriiic, a. difforme.
Dilliiriiiitv, dir-i.r'-iiijti. s. difformiti', f.
Difliise, (fif-tionz^, 7.11. r pandre, propager ; —,a. -ly,

<»(«', diff'w, répandu.
IUlfiisedly, (liffir.n'-/iMl-li, ad. diffuse'meni, en dt'si'rdir.
Dittiisedncss, <liMinn'-/ed-ness^, r. aiffusioii, f.
HiMiisiiin, dif-fiutr-jciiiit', s. dispersion ; diffusion; pro-
pagation, (.
Diiliisue, (lif-fiou'-ci\r, a. — ly, ad. qui se répand;

diffus, disperse. [\ioii, f,

I)iltusivcness, dif fiou'civc-nesv, s. diffusinn, disp.r-
•iMv;, dii;, V. a. creuser ; bêcher ; déterrer; to — lor,

I hcrclier.
Dijje.t. (Lii'-djcstf-. s. digeste, m.j —, di-djestr', v. a. et n,

iiii;èrer; rédiger; suppurer.
r>ii;estcr, di-djoss'-teur, s. digesteur ; rédacteur, ni.
Dijjestiiin, di-djoss'-tclieiin?, s. digestion; redaction;

suppuration, (.
I)ij;e->tive, di <ljess'-tiv^, s. digeiti/, m.
Ui),'yer, dijj'eur, s. celui qui creuse; Rrave— , t.

joisoy,'ur, m.
Dijjit, iliirjitc, s. doigt {mesure), m.
Iii.<ital, (liilj'-i-tal, a. digital.
Dijjl.idiatioii, il.ii-tjlc'-di-e'-clicun^. s. combat, m.
Di;,'nilic.ition, dig-iii-l'i-ké'-thcuii?, s. exaltation, éléva-
tion, i.
I'i>;nify, dijf'-ni-faï, f. a. élever à une dignité ; détorer.
lii^^iiitary, dij;'-ni-t.vrl, s. dignitaire, m.
Uij.'iiity, di(;'iii-ti, s. dignité, ('.; rang, m. ; IJi^nilies, s.

pi. principes généraux, m. pi.
Ditfress, (li^;ress<'', v. n./aire une dn;r(.\s:oii.
Dij^rcssion, di-t,'réi:ir-eiin^, s. digre sioii, f.
Ui>;ressive, di-^;ross'-siv^, a. — ly, ad. de digression ; par

voie de digression,
Dijudicite, daïiljidii'-di-két^, f. a. décider.
Iiijudicatioii, daidjii)ii-ili ké'-chciiiK, s. den'sion, f.
Dike, diiîkf, .r. fossé, lanal, m.; di£iie, I. ; — , v. a. entou-
rer ifiin/ossé.
Dilater.ite, il.iï-las'-l-rét^, v. a. dilacérer, déchirer.
Dilaceration, daî-las-i-re'-chcuni', s. diiaLeralion, f. j dé-

it'iiremoit, 111.
Dilaniate, daï-lo'niét^, v. a. déchirer.
Dil.ipidale, dai-lap'-i-dét^, v. a. et n. dilapider; d;'-

grader ; se dégrader.
Dilapidation, dai-lap-i-dc'-cheiin*", s. diUipidation ; dé-

i^radation, f.
Dilatahility. d.iî-lé-ta-bir-iti, r. dilatabilité, (.
1 lil.it.ible. il.ii-li;'-ta-br, a. dilatable.
Dil.ilaticiii, dil-até'cliciiîi»', .t. dilatation, f.
Dilite, d.ulctt', v. a. et n. dilater, étendre; se dilater;

i' étendre.
r)il Iter, <l.iilé'-teur, s. ce qui dilate ; celui qui étend,

s'étend sur.
I Dil.itoriiics'.,. dir-a-teur-i-ness*-, J. lenteur; falHéanti.e, f.
I Dilatory, dil'-.i-teuri, a. — ily. ad. dilatoire, tardij, lent.
I Ililrciiiiii, d.ii Itk'chf ,in<", i. ililntion, f.

Ditcinin.i, dai-K'iir-ina. f. diletiimc, m.
I DilijjcMcc. dil'i iljcnn'c. s. lii.'ix-nce, f.
' Dili^'oiit, dil'i iljciin't, a. - ly, ■/. diligent, assidu;
I Dili, dil, 1 iiiicf, m. lsoij;iun.\;

Dillin^', dil'-in j,'</r', s. benjamin, m.
I Dilui ni. dailioii'-cid'-, a. clair.
DlliKldate, dailiou-Liil'.l.', v. a. éclaircir. [m.

Dilnciilation, d.ii-liouci ile'-< lieiiiw, s. cilairci^seni ut,
j Diluent, dir-iou-enu't, a. ileiaynnt ; —, s. dissoi..a> !, m.
Dilute, dai-lioutir', î/. a. delayer.
Diluter, daï-liou'-teur. s. dissolvant, m.
Dilution, <laï-liou'-clicuii^. s. delayement, lu.; détrempe, {.
Diluvian, dai-liou'-vi-an^, a. diluvien.
Dim, dini^. a. — ly, ad. obscur; blafard; mat ; —

sighted, a.
éblouir.

qui a la vue ti ouble ,

v. a. obseiircir.

DIM

riinensinn, dai iiicnii'-clieiin^ s. liimtiuuoi.iLihiiit, f.
) itincnii'.nlts», liaiiiieim ■•clie\iiv-l<;sv, <». iaiii annus.
DiiiiiiiMly. (UMiiPiiii till, i. «■/^''rf'". I- . ^ ^.
iJiiiiiili.ilc, ili mill ictf. V. •!. dtviitr *n dtux faitxei

Dmiw'luilnn. <ll-nii-<ll-ë'-clieiiti^. t. divitien tn dtux

parlits tcatnA- , . jr.-

l)miini»h, .liiiiln -iclK, v. a ft ii. diminuer; dfouii- ;

nimiiiisliin^;!)-. «liiniirlcli.lirk""-". ad. aytf in/tfif.
iJiiniiuitioii, ilim-iiii.m •cliciiii^ s. dimtitiilioii, i. ;

til>ai\t«i>itHt.m. , , , ,, , ., .

Diiniimtivc. cliiiim'iiiiitlv*', (i. —\y, a./, frlit, (htuj , —

t. liitniiiiitt/. Ml. ,

1 jiminmiviiie-.-.. iliiiiln'-Um-tlv^-ness/, s.ftlile^yf, f.
", liiiiish, iljin •Kh^. .1. iiH /<•'< "■'"' "'••
liiimssiiiii, ill im'-cliciiiK, (. diiiii\\i»ii, r.
Dimiswry. iliiii'-is!.-scuri, ,1. .^«//I'jiivi.i/. ^ ,,j c '

liiiiiity, iliiii'-i!!. t. bami, in. \sliifu<t.t. i. j

Dmmess, <lmi^'-iiesv, t ohuiirchsmwit dt la vii'-, m. ; I
iJiinplc. (liiiir'-pf. i. /^Ji.?//.. f-i - . f- n./ormfr mit

/oMfffi: , . , .,. I

IJiiiiplcil. (liiiK^-pltl, a. gill a iiiit on filiineiirs/ossetU-s ; i

liai/ ; i'r,i, ifiix. i

l)iini)ly, <liiii/'-l'li. '"'■ '•i''''"''''-'/'"-'''''''^' ,. '

Hill, (Imii s. /•nil/, /.«/«v. '»• • - • ''■ "■ '/«lodir. '

Dine, iLiiiit:, i'. <». iV '(• li.'ii'if •' i/ititr ; liiiiei:
JJin»;, iliiiH»!.", f. a. (/ n. Iitmur avtc vioUiut : Jaivt i

It /aiifaivii. , ■ J J I

Diii^-'lonK. iliuV»/'''-'loi<'i{"'' -r- dindau, itiiieitoii, in. |
] )iii«iiies!., iliiiii -iljiiicsv, .f. ioii/tiir,/o)icet, f. |

."ini;lo, clinV'-i;!'. t. '<"'•'<''•, f- : '''•"»■ m- I

Hinny, (liim'ilji, «J./-""''. J""'/"'* „ , ,

J)imii!.'-rin.iii, il,ir-iiin>,'/;<-ri'mii/', s. sal/t à tiiangti; I.

rr/eitoirt, iii, . , .

l»iniicr, (liii'-eur, s. dîne, dliitr, m. ; —tunc, s. heure du

diner, f. , i

liint, (limit, s. coup, m. ; forte, f. ; —, v. a. /•oss.i.-r ;

/'roil ft. . . , ,. , i

DiiiiiiiicMtion, (li-iiioii-iiii.rL''< hcMii,', t. eiiuiiuiia/ion, r.
Jiioctsaii, (l.ii-os-i'-'iiin?, r. (I'/'X'-fii»/, lii.

) )il)lCSS, tlill-d-tCs', 1. dliHlSt, f. I

) (loptrics, d.ii-o;)'-lrikv, t. /*/. dio/'/m/ue, f. 1

])i|), ilipt'..(./t/c.'ii."''. f- ;/"»"<. "I- ; '—•'v. '»• '•'"■ tioiistr, I

/rtiii/>tr ; tiil*uier ; i'tujoiiifr.
] )iphtli>iiin, dif -tlioirn);!-. v. ,/ifli/,'ioii,:;ue, f.
J iiploiii.i, di-jili'j' -111,1, J. difU'iiie. III.
3 liploiii.icy, ili-pl(V-iiia-ci, s. di/</,<iihi/it. f.
])ipl<iiii;itic. ili-plA-iii.»t'-ik, a. di,''/<"iiitii/u^.
3 liploÈii.ili'.t, cli-plô'-iiiatisti-, s. dip/oiiialt, m.
) 'ippcr, dip'-eur, .v. plongtiir, in.
3)ipl, «liptf, prt. ploii).".
j )irc, d.iJrc, <i. ttrri/i/e, a//'reux.
Direct. di-rL-kt', a. — ly, n./. i/i'rc/, dm/; net; —, f. «.

dirn'tr ; oidonntr ; nion/rtr ; adrtsstr.
J'ircctioii, di-rek'-clieim<', J-. dirtctwu, f. ; ordit. iii. ;
3 lircctive, di•rck'■tiv^ a. ./«i i/i»- Vf- l<J.r/-c-JJ<-, f.

3 iirctnpis, di-rekl'-ncss/-, .f. droiture, f.
3)irector, di-rck'-teiir. s. dirtcttur, i:uide, m.
3 lifL-ctory, di-rek'-teiir-i, s. dirtcti'ire, iii.
3 lircctrcss, di-rek'tress<', .r. dirti/ri,,-, f.
3 lirofnl, d.uw'-foul. a. affrtux, horril'le.
Direfiiliicss, dair<'-foul-ness^, Uireiicss, U-urc -nesv. J.

horreur, f.
3 liri;,-, <leurdjc, s- thant/unebrt. in.
3 lirk, dciirk, s. daj:ut, f. : —, v a. foij,niar,/tr.
3 lirt, dt-urti", s. />out ; ordure, (. ; —, :■. a. rr.i/:er.
3 iirtiness, denr'-ti-ness, j. sale/-: ; A<r«vi.r<\ f.
Dirty, dcur'-tl. ir. — ily, a. sale, viiain, Oas ; —,v. a.

salir : cro//t r.
3 lirnption, d.ii-reiip'-clieunc, s. rup/ure, f.
3 lisiiliil ty, di,-.i-liil'-i-li, s. incapacity, impuissance.
3 lisablc. disc-l"!', ''. a. rendre incapiihit : detnon/er.
3 isabled, dis-é'-l)rd, a. impotent, invalide.
\ lisabuse, dis-.i-bioiiz*'', f. a. desabuier.
J I'sacconimudate, disa-koin'-A-diit^, v. a. ineomtnoier.
3 isatcustom, dis-a-keiis'-ti'iiini?, T'. a. desaccou'umer.
3 lisacknuwledKC disaknul'-odj,', v. a. désarmer.
Dis.itqu.iiiitain.e, dis-ak-koucn''-tanii'cf, s. mauqiie di

connaissance oiib/i. iii.
) lisadvaiitaee. disad vaiin'-trfdjc, r. d< saia>ila),'e, n\. ;

—, V. a. lUiananlat^er, nuire.
ltisailvanta'.:eal>le, dis-advanu'-te-dja-M , Diviilvaii-

ijt;e(iui, dis-ad-vann-tc'-Jjeu«, <i. — ly. ad.d^sai'an-

fai^eux. , , . ,

Disadventurous, dis-ad-venn'-tcliiou-rcuc', a. mal-
heureux. •
) 'isatJoct, din-af-fakt', f. a. indisposer, d: rammer.
Disiifiectcdly, dib-af-fek'-ted-li, ad. sans aj/ection, avec

iiLtconlenteiHtiit.
JJsalTection. tiis-af-fek'-clieunf, J-, tmfcentKnUmtHt, m.-,

intiu^eiititfH f.

r .94 1 i>i0

iJi .iflfectiim.ito, di.-,iMcU'i liciin-cl^

tionne; niionfen,',
Disairirii.. div..f fcrm'. r. rt.rf-X'ît'owc»-,

Disatfiriiinnct, di . .itftr •niann tc, J. rt/u/atun, i

■i/tii.

l)i-..\iiTvc. ills-., «if, V. n. dis.anitnir . diffiirr,
I)ivi»;rc(Ml.ii', dii-a |{Tl'..i-l.r. .i. - I'ly. dU. disajr iiA.V,

d-p.'ananf. .... . ''"•

Pi-iiL'rer.il.lcncsi. dl»a «rl' a-M ne*w, s. d.siigr mtiif,
l)isa.;ruoin'iit, ilis-a-Kn-iiKiint, /. dUf.reii.t. (. ;

d/ un, oil/, in. ! iii'Si,i/tl/ li'uce. f.
Divilli.w, ilivaMaiiii'. v. a duippronvcr : d. saxoi,-r.
Disiillowalilr, ilis-al-laou'-a-l 1, <J. i/uan m dor 1 1,

Disallciwaiuc. di'.-al-laoii'-.-.nn'i./', s. proliibi/;on,d/. iii'.

fritcr de la
inor/, f. ;

if.

I ■

if.

Disally, dlvall.ii',f. '»• scfarer
Ols,iiinii.>lc, dib .iii'-i-metc, ■: . a

dtioura^er. , ,, ,

Dis.ininiatii.n, di, .•\•nl•ln«'■olleun^
1 coiirai,'e>n, nt. in
1 Disailiuil. di-. anil iiPii',', T. a. annuler.

|)is..iiiinlmciit, dts-.inii-neiir-iiK-nnl, t. anuu/attcii
\ Uisappuar, disap pir.-', v. n. disparat/rt.
1 liivii'pe.ir.iiKe. d;s ap-pi'-raiiii i-t. s. dispari/ion, r.
I lJi„.pp<,int, dis-ap-p"iiin't', v. a. dtinppoin/tr ; /r:,s.

Ircr ; troinfer. ^ j ».. ,

I iJivippoiiitniciit, disappoinntincnnt, s. de\app.;iii.
nir-nl. III. , , , J ... ■•

Disiippicci.itR, dls-np-pri'-clil-il'. v. a. déprécier.
l)is.ipproh,i>i'in, dii-ap-pro-liri'-tlicuii^ D sipproval,
1 di',.appriiii'-val. t. dcs.ipprobation, 1.
nisappriivp, dis-.ip-pMunv', i\ a. desapprouver,
I)i-«iriil. di/-ariii'. v. a. dcsarmer.
I I)is.irr.ini;.T, dis-.irrfnii «Ij»''. î' a. drrani:tr.
I I)isarranj,'ciiicnt, dls-ar-riMin .Ijf'-nicniit.', s. tt<-a<h;;-
] inent, in.

Disarray, di.ar-e'. s. désordre, m. ; —, v. a. iiittlirai
I de'sordre.
I)is.istfr. diz-as'-t.Mir. r. dcf astre : ma.'heur. iii.
OisaMroiis, di.vas'lroii-f, (I. —\y,at. dcsastrtii\./n: -l i
I m.i/heureiisfmcn! ; dune manière sinistre.
j Dis.istroiisnoss, di>-ns'-iitii(:.-iioss^, J. mallieur, in,
1 Disavow, dis-a-v.aiiu', 7. ii. rf/.inT',>;^<'r.
' Ulsavov.al, (lis.av.uni'-.il, Disi owincnt, ai!..a-v.iui. .
I incnn't, A. (/'•i.n'i';r. m.

I Disliand, dis-l.ann .1', 7'. a. et n. licencitr ; stdisptiut.
j Disbelief, dislii-lif. s. incrédulité, (.
I Disbo!i(.-ve, dis-bi-li»', ;■. a. ne pas croire.
I Di-.bcliovcr, dis-be-liv'-i.-iir. s. incrédule, m.
I Dislx.wcl, dis.b.inu'-cl, 7'. '». eventier.
Disbud, disbondi^, f. "■ ebourgeonner.
Disliink-ii, diz-beiir'd'n, 7'. .». dechaixer, alléger.
Disl.iirsf. dis-bcurc<-', '■. a. débourser.
Ili'.biirscMient, disbcurcy-inennt, s. dcliourse, in.
Discard, dis-kard/r*, v. a. icarler ; conx'tdier.
i Discarn ate, dis-kar'-iiëtc, a. dechanif.
I Disceptation, dib-cc|)-të'-clieiiiic. s. dispu/t, f.
I Discern, d'Z-zcrn', 7'. <». rf'J^ci'»'"'''.
i Discernible, diz-zer'-iii-bl". a. -bly, ad. visi'<le.
\ Discernibleness, diz-zc-r'-nibl'-ncsv, s. visibi/iu. f.
Discerninu, diz-zer'-iiin'uxf-, a. - ly. ad. juduuin.
' Disccrninent. diz-zern'-incnirt. .r. discernement, in.
I DiscliaiL'e. dis-tchardj^', s. décharge, f. ; e7argiAyinfH/,
I III. ; absolii/ion, f. ; conge, in. ; —, f . <». e/ n. dc.yi /; ;'.t;
délier : débarrasser ; acguit/er; payer; di^!' r.srr ;
congédier : txecu/er ; sacgui/ler de; se dechorgcr;
loiidre. . . ....

Discliar(;or, dis-tchar'.djeur, s. celui gut dech.irge,ac.

gui//c, s'acguil/e de.
Discinct, dis-sinkt', a. sai-s cein/ure.
Disciple, dis-s.-ii'-pl', J. disciple, iii. ; —.v. a. rin-ucr,
e'lerer ; convertir. j j ... /

Disciplesliip, dU-s-ii'-pl'-chilv. s. condt/ion de discipr.l
Disciiiliii.ible, dis'-cipli-na-l)!', a. disciplinable.
DisciplinaLlencss, dis'-ci-pli-na-bl-nessr, s. docilih. t.
Disciplinarian, dis-ci-pli-né'-riaiic, Disciplinary, ills • i-

pli-na-ri, a. disciplinaire.
Discipline, dis'-ci-plin?, s. disciplint : tus/nu.i'-:
rfgle. f. : —, V. a. discipliner; ins/ruire ; rtgler.
; Disciaiiii, dis-kloni«^, v. a. désavouer, nier.
I Disclose, dis-klôzf', v. a. dciouvrir, révéler.
' Discloser, dis-klo'-zeur, s. révélateur, m.
j Disclosure, disklo'-jcnrc, s. révélation, f.
• Discolor.ition, diskoI-6-ré'-clieiin^ s. decoloration, f.
' Discolour, dis-keul'-eur, v. a. décolorer.
i Discomfit, dii-keunr-fitf, f. a. dé/aire; —, Discoinlmira
i <lis-keum"-ti-tieur, s. défaite, f.
\ Discomfort, diskeuin^'-feurtf, j, nfiictian, I. ; chagrin,
I m, ; — , V. a. affliger.
Discommend, dis-kom-enn d', t. a. blJmer.
Discommendable, dis-kom-cnn'-da-bl', a. bldinab.i.
Dibcommendablciiess, dis kom-eiin'-da-UriiCis .
nittui-e tldmaNtt (,

DIB

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DID

plM.oiiiiiKMiil.iiii .11, ilivkoiii cnii-(lé''c!icu>i/, s. Hiint, m.
piMoiiiiiii'Tlilc'r, (livkniii-eiiii il-ciir, t. ifiisfnr, m.
UisC'iiiiiniHlr, (tls■ku■llll^<l<'', r. <i i>iio>nniotitr.
I)isi oiniiiniliniis, dis-ko-iii/i'-di-cic.', <i. iiiron.nioif^,
l)is(.oiiimo<tUy, ilis-ko-niiiil'-i-tl. s. Di-oiiimoitile, f.
UUt "Mipi'kc, i\i'^\on\e \if>u' , v. a. tUram^tr, <i,\0».

itrltr.
Idsciiiiiposiirf, dli-kiiiiK' |iiV.Jiiir^, .t. (t,\onfir, /.ju/i.',;
jlivoïKcrt, <lib-kiiiiii-( en , ;. a. limni-i-r/fr, lui."

Distoiifiirmlty, di', ki.nii.|„r'.iiil ti. Dislcii ;iuily, dis-

kiiim>,»rioii'.l-li, s. Ji\<,<:i;,-ii:i)i,,\ (.
Ihs' iiniiL-cl, diskiiiiii iii'M', î. h, ,lf<iiiiit; K/i'rc.
j) Muiisolalc, ilis-kiiiiii'-sA.Jct/, ti. — ly, .id. it ',e.
1)1,1 ipiis(il.ilcnos>, (IKkuMii'-w'ili t'-iicss, Ui!i,.i)n»i'litii)n,

ill', kdnii-sA-lc'-chciiiif", t. i/fso.'nfii'ii, f,
Disciiiitciit, <lii-koMll-tiim'l',ii, »irt. iiuiit ; —,s. tii,'i,'ii-

UHtrmenI, m. ; --, j'. ,t. tif,,niU)i>tr.
Diiciiiilcmcilly, diiki iiii-iLHii'-tfd-ll, ,7,/, itvet rliii^rin.
Uisti'iiiemtiliioss, di^-k'llm lotur-liiliitsv, 11, iniitciit-

nient, dis-kniiii-lLiint'-ini.'iint, .r. iii(i.,niie)i:,iii,i:l, m.
lliMoiiliniwnce. diski)nii(iiriiiii-.mn\c Disi iMiimià-
limi, di'.-koniitiii-li.ii O'-tliLiiM/-, i. •/iii,iiitiii.i,i/i,iii, (.
DiMiintinnc, dis-k<iniitiii'-uiu, ;•. f/ 11. iitM\>ii/uiiirr,
I)i,Mniimiity, diskoiiiili iiiou-i-li, s. ,i\tii>ii,<ii, f.
Disciinvc-iiciicc, dis-kuim-vi'-ni-ennVy, .r. ««(,•/. ir«ii;/,c,
Disciird, dls'-kordc, r. ii'^r, ,)»•,/,■ ,- ,t,sSi»iaiHe, f. [f.

Uisiiiid.i ICC, — cy, di.^kur'-d.iiiiiLi', —ci, 3. diuor-

iiiiiiii, f.
Disi.iril.im, dis-knr'-d.mnt, a. — ly, «./. tiis,;>ntmif.
l)i»ii'iiiil, dis' k ii'iin't, s. tsioiiiple, m. ; —, dis-kaoun'i',

V. a. et II. esioiiiplti-,
Ui!iciiiiiiti;iiaiici-, ilis-k.iouim'.li-iiaiin'tc, j, /roi.kiii-, (. ;

—, !'. II. lifioiira^fi-,
Di-siiiimicr, dis'-k.iiniim.tfiir, s. rsiom/'tfiii; m.
I)iscuuiin,'c, dis-kcur'-idjc v. a. iicu'iuitj;,!:
Diiciiiii.-i>{oniciit, dis-kciir'-uljC'iiu-iiiri, s. liù.iuiavt-

mill.', m.
Dis»,i.iirso, dis-kiJrsr', s. liisioiii-s ; eiitielieii, m. ; —, -,:

II. lùxcoiiiir.
Di.t lUiMT, diski'ir'-Mriir, j. ifiuviiniii-, or.iltni; ni.
Disc'Hirsivc, di^•k(■)r'•!livc, n. ,iiixlù;i:i\
I)isc"urteiius, dij.-kcur'-tclicuc»', <"». — ly, ad. impoli,

imivil.
I)i,i.i>iirttsy, dis konr'-tici, s. ini/io/ift'sse, f.
I>iC)K.T, dis-kciiv'-ciir, T'. n. Uci.'iivrir : reWler.
Dibciiverubli-, Uis-keuv'-eur-a-l)!', .1. (iii\>n paît ,v.

lOiivrir.
IhsCDvcrcr, dls-keiiv'-eur-cur, r. d !.\tiiir, m.
li.scov" ry, dis-ki-iiv'-cur-i, s. limoi-.ei-W. f.
L)iM.r;.ilit, dis-krcd'-ilr, j-, diundit, m. ; —, v.

(iiiiifer, d'sAi'iiorcr.
DiscrLilit.ililf, dis-krcd'-i-fa-br, n. deskfii niant.
DiscrcLt, ili-,-krit<^, a. — ly, ad. di.uret, priidcn',
Iiisiructncss, dis-kritt-'-iiusv, a. dit. ivli,>ii, f.
I>isi.rc|i.iiicc, dis'-kri-inimcc, ,t. diffireiuf, f.
jtiscriMi.uu, dis'kri-panu't, ii. dijjcrtiit, contraire.
Kiscrctc-, dis-kritf", <i. disirct.
lli>crLtii)M, dis-krc-cli'-eunc, c discretion, {.
Discrclivc, dis-kri'-tivc a. di.yoïiclif.
Discriminate, dis-kriin'-i-ntJtf, v. a. distiii

— ly, .id. distiii);ue, di.\liiict.
Discriiiiin.itcucs!., di^-kriin'-i-iiett'-iioss*', s. difri reiice ■

clarté , f.
I)iscriiniM,ition, dis-kri-nii-iic'-ihcun^, s. di^tiiitti.ni. f.
Discriminative, dis-kriiii'-i-iui-tiw, a. — ly, <id. distiiuiif,

canictcristiiine.
piicnrsivc, dis-keur'-civ<-, a. — ly, ad. discursif: -.■tf.nie.
Discurùvcnoss, dlskeur'-civmesiz, s. suite d'un "mi-
i.'iiiieiiient, f.

i!i;;lc, .!ii-enntiur){'i{l. »' •'• dthr»uil!ef.

Disent.

d.->.,,

DiM-ii'liMiie, divcnn-thrônr', f. ii. dtliMcr.
iJiMcsleciii, dis es tinir', s. meiestiinf, f ; diti redit, m. :

—, f. i«. lutsestimtr,
Dlifnvour, dis (e'veiir. /. dr/meur, disgrdee, f. ; —, «,

a. di.tx'racirr ; rendre d'//i'i lue.
['Istik;iir.itii.n, di^■ft^,'■llul•rl■•cll,■llIl<•, r. di/Torviiti', f.
I'|^(l,;urc. dis ti>;'ii>ur«', r. 11. d< /i ,; u ter.
l'i.li^inrciniiit, disli^'-ioiirr-imnii 1, t. enlaidisseiiieiit.

firiier des prix'i.

latwH

de-

m. ; l.iideur, f.
I iJi.rr.iialii.f, dis'rranir.tclii.£r, v.

lei-es.
I)isfr.iii.|ilsonient, divfranti •tcliiifiiicnn't, s. pria

de privite, et, f.
DisliirniJi, dis-rciir'-niclv, v. a. deiiieiihUr,
l^|^^,'.^rnlsll, d s ;;.ir'iiicli^ v. a. d't.'iirnir.
Disi^nrtfo, dr.-K'iTlj.-', i'. <i. vomir.
l)is,'r.ice, dis-urcci-', s. dislionncr, 111. ; hai.te, f. ; —,

T. II. di<:,-riicifr, déshonorer.
l)is(;r.uLliil, dii-K'it'^-f'iul, a. -ly, ui/. honteux, d,slio-

iioiiin!.
J>is>;r.iicliilncss, di . jinv^'-fo»! iicss<, r. ^■iiom.nie, f
Uis','r.iricnis, ili.i >;rc'clicm.c, a. dis^raïuiiA, dtso:>li.

•.;e.tut. [j,'iiiser.

Pi.^nisi', dis^.iiV, t. d,\u:ieiiieiit, m.; —, 7'. 11. de-
l'i'-i^nisiiiiii.l, ili>>;.ii/«-'.ii!iiiiri, r. de);uiie>iient, m.
ti i;nst, dis t,';/cnst.-', .1. de^oiil. m. ; , r. ,», d.-i:.>ù:rr.
I>is,'il,tlul, dis-^i./cu,!' . Ii.iil, |)|:.>;ii,|iiil;, dis • tr/ic'Uil'.

m \^ne, u. - ly. ad. d.xoiUant.
I)|sh, il.ilw .r. Hat, m; ta,.e, f . ; -, f. .1. lo - up,
I 11 .h il.illo. di>..iliil', ï. «»v.'ix'«-, m. {dresser,

1)nIi iriii.iiiy, divli.ir-iiiij.ni, s. diuordaïue, f.
l>l^lll.■.ut(.•n, ili^hii'.t'n. ;■. ii, de,„iirat:er.
I)islii.risi)ii, ilislic-r'-i./'ii, t. e.r/iei Citation, f.
I)islicrit, dislitr 'itc. t. a. de^'ieriter.
Iiislicicl, di-tlici'-tl, Î-. ii.eihiveier.
j'i-.]inHL-,l, di/iin'-isli', .1. -ly, ad. àeslt.'uiifte.
I)i, imicsty, di/.c.n'-i,.ti, y. detoyaiile ; iiiiproliite, f.
Ul^ll■.lll)(lr, dii-un'-cur, s. iLshonncur m. ;—;•/».
d. iiioiioi er.

I>,sliiMi..nr.il,lc.di.?i.ii'.ciir-.;-!ir, ,t. -bly, ad. des'ioiij.

rail!, dit.i_v.ii.
pisliuni.mr. dib-iou'-liu-lir, f. mauvaise humeur, {.
[)i:.ini.liii.itiin, disiiin klino'-i.liinnif', s. uverMun.
I>i'.inclnic, ilis-inn kl.iiiit-', •••. a. it , «liter. i</.-i t ■■'
Disincurpiir.itf, ili.-iiiii-k(ir' p.'.- '
liisiiifoct, dis-liinfcla', V. a. de
I )iMnrcction, di .-iiin-rok'-clioiiii.-
I >isiM^i:iuiity, disiim-dji-nicin'

f. ;

' ■■

ro\e, :: a. demicorportr.
injecter.

iesiii/cction, f.
i-li, .r. maiixai'e foi. f.

ad. d*

y. <r".,
■lient.

It;', lier ; — , u.

»cur.,iiry, dis-kenr'-sn.rl, a. raisonnant.

Di:

jfrtiis, dis'-keucf, s. disijiie. m.

piM;ii ,s. dis-kcuc?', V. a. discuter.

j'|>cii-,^ion, dis-kcus'-clieunc. r. discussion, f.

l'ivi.iln, diz-déii^, s. dédain, meprif, m. ; —, v. a.

aedji)r,ter.
l'is.l.iiiilul, dU-dén^'-fonl, <». - ly. ad. dfdai\neu.\.
"iMlamfnlncss, dlï-deiii('.(oul-iicbs<', s. humeur, de-

«'«ï-'ieuse, f. {wa.'a.te.

UWaso. diziz?', ,r. ma/, m. ; maladie. (. ; --. ;■. ,/ rendre
'iscisoilncss, diz-i'-zc-d-ness»-, s. iihii.iposition, (.
libciiili.irk, dis-tin'-bark', î'. a. debari/uer.
plieiiiliarkinent, dis-cnr-l)ark'-iiieiiii't, s. de'barijueineiit
Disc(k'ed, diz-cdj'd', a. eiiiousse. [m.

Discmbroil, dis-ein'-bioil, v. a. débrouiller.
disenable, dis-eii-é'-bl', v. a. rendre uuapaNe.
Uiscnchant, dis-cnn-tclinut', v. a. désenchanter.
'iscnciimbcr, dis-enn-kcumf'-benr, v. a. debarra:.Jer
l^iieiiciiinbrance, dis-ciiii-keuui£'-braiiii'c?, s. detur-

'•itsseiiient, m.
Discii-a,i;e, dis-enii-gK^dJ*', v. a. dégainer.
"/»K'i;<eduess,dis-enii.g»/édJ"d'.nessf,Disen(?,i)j'eniuiit,

tu» «nin-g«édj«'-mtnnt, t. dégagement; loisir, m.

; iJisintjonuous, disiiiii.dju;i'.iiiii.cu«, a. — ly

■ mai-;i:sr foi, dis.iiniii.c.

I Hisiiilicrit. dis-in-licr'-it.-, -,■. a. de'sîieritcr.

I Disinter, ilJs-iiiiMiiir, ;■. ij. ,//,vv,r.

I Disiiilcrctcd, di/iiiii'-lv.r-csi cd, u. — ly, ad. dc'siii

I tere.'se; aiec de s in teres se meut.

I >i àMl'jrcstc.liicss, duinn'.tcrcst-cd-in; .se,
; I Di'-ii.ki-.l, dis-dj.iskil', 1». /(„•■. [teiw

! Disj'.in, di.:dji.m('', r'. a. iti.'/cindic.icMinir

l>. Jimt, diz-dj.Miif, 7: a. et n. dmctlre, dr^:.:j
d nieiiibrcr : .le di\ùi,/ucr,

l'isjniict, iliz-dj-tin'kt', a. - ly. a. t. s'/'aiv.

I >isjiiiiclir)ii, diz-iljcuii'k'-cln.>in: , .•. sAiratlon, f.

Ili-jinittivc. di/.djiiiirk'-li\,-, a. -ly.'ad. di-jonctt/.

< 1 lisjiiiiL', diz-djidiiik', v. .iijeuner, in.
; I >| .k, ilisk, s. dni/:i.; m.

Diskindiicss, dis-k.iiiril'ncss/', r. ma.'veilla'iic,

l'KlikL-, di.z-l.iiki', 1. rcpiii;n.iii.L, i. ; —, t'. ,/

D:>likeii, di/T-l.n'.k'ii, v. a. rendre different.
' l)isl)kijin;ss, .1,.:-! iik,'-Mcsv, s. dissemblance, f.

Di'.likcr, diz-l.ii' koiir, s. dsa r/'rot'ateur, m.
I iMiluc.ile, dis'.|ùki;lc, v. a. disloifuer. déplacer.

l>i'.liiL.itioii. dislo-ke'-Lliciin.-, f. dislmation, ( '

DisIimIj;.,., diz-lodj,-', V. a. et n. deloxer, chasse.-
' boucher.

Di-,|i)y,il. di^loi'-.il, a. - Iv, ad. déloyal, iiijidè e,

I>i-.liiy.illy. di.;-liir-.il-ti, i. dclovaiitê, {.

Disiiiil, liiz'.iii.il, ,,. - ly, ad. triste .- lii,_'ubre,
l'isni.iliic'ss, diz'-lllal-llLs^^•, s. horreur. (.
Di.,iii,iiillc, diziii.iiia'tr. ; a. dépouiller.
Disinahk, ili.:-mask', t. a. deinau/iur.
Dismast, dizinist', î'. a. demdter.
l>isiiiay, dix-me', s. épouvante, f. ; —,

wiisterner.
I )i .inciiibL-r, diz-inciii''-b.
Diiiiiiss, dizniicf

f.
ne f-as
[iiiin.r

di-

n. épouvanter i

jeiir, V. a. dcmeiii.'ner.

... ''■lenivyer ; conx-dier: répudier.
Dibn1ibs.1l, diz-ims -al, Dibniibbiun, diziniLh'-emic,

s.

renvoi, 111.
pisiiKirl^.i^'c, diz-nior' «;.J.!j<-, v.a. de),-,n.'er.
Uisiiioiiiu, dii-iuaoun't', r. a. et n. démonter ■

pud à terre. ' ,(,j,._

DisnaturalUt, dù.nauh'-iou.ra-Uù*, v. <r. tieiiHtiirà>

tnettré

[lueiti

DIS

[ l'jfi J

DIS

Ditnbecllenca, Hlx-A-tii'-ili ciiin c, t 7/ii>Vi'ci.iiii«, f.

lH*u\>eiUent, dii <S-M'->ll-ciiii t, <i. lùttàtinunl.

|)i» (liey, illiwVhu', V. a, lifsoh^ir,

I)iH'il>li^;.itii>n, iliH-oli-ll-K/iii'.cluMiii»», I. tUftitisir, m.

I)ivil>lii{r, illi Alil.iiilj/', V il. ii>'jii>/i/n'tr, U'fttilf.

|)iv)lilit{iii^, (lii'6M.ir'(IJinV;/c, a. — ly, mi. ir-mA/i-

bl.<ol>ll){iiii;iiu>t<i, ili«>ô'liUl'-iljliri{/<#-nc»iir, /. ritiobii-

i^tiiiiit, I.
Dinordcr, ili/nr'-ilcur, s (ii'sor,/rf, ni, l injii/otitiiot,

f. I —, t'. Il Ditflifin lifUDiire : Irotihlfr, [itfrr];,i'.
I)ivir<lorly, <li/-or'-c|riir h, a. ri <tti, fit druodrt ;
lJi->(>r<lmAie, ilU-or'-di-neti', a. — ly, ad. (/ci.»-ii'i>;i/«-',

I)iior(;.'iiii/,itinn, Mlz-or-vfan-l-ic'clieiin^ r i/rtat^aiii-
l'Isnr^aiii.îc, ills-i<t'-t;.i ii ii;'/, "• *■ itiSi>r;;iiniitr.
Diiown, ili/ôiir', I'. a. itfsitTOHff.
I>isiMnil, illi>|i.iri r, ;•. <i. nfaiiHrt,
I>i>|i.>iisii)ii, ilisp.imi'-cln.'iiiic, j. iii/itttilii>ii,tliff'utii)H, f.
l)it\i.>t.ni^, dl'i-p.ir'-iilj»-, V. a. lUiiifr, iii')ii^rfr ; vif-
Mi/iier. [inr\ii/ii:t>ire, f.

I>ii|i.ir.it;i.-iii<riit, dis|i.ir'i IJ.'iiioimt, j. lO/irtiUitwn ;
I)is|Mr.ilu, di»'-|i.iri'ti', a. iii\fi,iiiile, itit'uitl,
I)i'<p.irily, dis-|>ar'-l-tl, i. <//i/>(j;i//, f, \lihtrté.

I>is|>-irk, dls|nrk', v. a. ouvrtr un /iirr-; nifllre m
I)is|>.irt, clis-paitir', /. iitirt, f. i —, V. n. Jiviti-r ; itjiisttr

mit inirt.
I)is|htssii)n, (lis-plcli'-euii/*, r. Iranqiiiilil^, f. ; inhnt,\\\.
Pisp.lisililMlf, dii|>;i( li'iiiti-Lic, 4|, — ly, «II/, laiiilt ;
|Jis|>tl, ilis-|iir, ;•. II. liissififr, [tans ^'issioii,

Disiiciiil. (liS'ix'ii M', T. It. </''/i-ii<fr,
I)iv|>oiis.try, dj>-|ictiir-s,iri, r. ftt.tfitusairr, m,
I)is|iriis.iiiipn, diS'|)L'iiii''>L''-clioiin/, t. diifriunlicin ; liit-

ffllsf, f,
I)i-.|)i.M>.iir>r, ili<-|iei\ii-s<-'liMir, r. (iitf'finit'fiir, m.
Diipeiisi', ilis piiiii iV, t. <// !/»<•(( fc, f . ; — , t/, a. et il.

tit.i/'t'mt'r ,■ (h\frthiifr ; .^i- />,i\\i'i' i/r,
I)ii»pciivr, ilispiim'-seiir, r ,/i\/>fii\,i//ni; m,
Dispciipic, dispi'pr, 7'. II. difif licier.
I>ispi'r>>L', dis-ucrcr', v. a. liiKfi.twtf.
Pi^pcrscilly, dis(). r'-sc<|.|i, ,».('. u'fiirf'infiit.
Disiicrvdiioss, dispL-r'-M-dnc-'V. <i. lin/'i-nion, f.
Diiiiersir, dispcr'-M-iir, r. ir/iii i/iii ifi\,''r>\(,
DispiTsimi, ili',-|)or'-tli''iiiw. i. itn/>,T\i ii, f.
Dispirit, ilis-pir -il»", 7'. n. iUc,iiiriii;<-r, iiitiiiiiJer.
Dispiriicliics, dis-pir'-l-ted-iics-x*, s. ti roiinn'eiueiif,

iili,itleiiifiif. m.
I lispl.HL', dis plio', 7'. II. iii-'f>!aeer. ,/»>,r >/,,,•>•.
I Xsjil.ii L'jiiciit, displ -k' iNotiiil, A. lii'fit.i.i'infHt, III.
l)i-.|il.ii iiicy, ilis-pli-'n.'nîi ti, i. li'-fUinir, m.
I>ispl,iiit. dis-pl.iiin't, V. II. iiiplaultr : ir.imf'liiHtfr :

il'ti'iif!'!'. [l'x.'irf'Dliioi, f,

I).»pi.iiK.ili<in, dis|>l.iniiti''-<.liomic, ^.ti:iii\/>:,in!.ili,ni ■
1 lupl.iy, displo', i, .iip.'ouDifii/, m. ; faïai/t, t. ; e/u/./.Vi',

m. ; —, T. II. dé/tli^yrr : tliiUr.
Displo.isc. dis-pli/r<-'. v. a. iti^/'liiirf.
DlsiilcMsed, displi/'d', a. Uilte, olfim/.
I)isplfasiiii;iicss, dispii/'in'jj'Wi'-ncss/, i. (^f'//(fi'i»V, tu.
I lisplLMsiiro. (Ii> pli'j'ciirc. v. dt'f'liii\ir ; iltu^riii, m,
I >i'.p|n(li.', displci'l'-'. V. II. Iiitre t-ilalrr.
Diipliisioii. displ''i'-jeiiii^. s. f.\/</o\i.>n, f.
I)lspiirt, disporti''. T. litvotiiitiiifnt, ni. j — , v. >i.

.K'ainiisfr, sf iliifrtiy.
Disposid, dis-p'i'-/.il, r. i/ir/'i'ufii»i, f.
DIspdsi', <lisiii'i/r'. .1. lii ji,)sitioii, {, ; —, v, a. tt n.

iti\fiOKcr : ihihii'f.
Iiispiis.r, dis |.i'i'-/i-iir, r. lil.t/viisaffiir: arbitre, m.
Ilr-|iiisiliuii, dispn/iJi'-ciini". >. iih/>i^silion, f.
1)1 .p' IS .ess. ilis-IHi.'-rss,'. :■. ,». i/i/i'iin//''.
Di^i'cissossiiiii. dispiPi^-i'LJi'-inii/-, T. i/i/'t'Miiiion, f.
1 >i->piisiirc. dis pit'it.iiri". i. ifn/'t'si.'it'ii, f.
I)ispr,M-.i', l'iis prv^', s. h'ihiif, m. ; —, v. a. h.',i,ii.r,
Pi.pr.iistr, dis pri''./!tiir, t. uv/w/o-, m. [ifmnn'r.

Illspi;iisiii;.;ly, dis i)ri.v'-iirv;'/r li. .iil". iliMii mitii.riiu--
l)isprc.id, di spri'd . î». I» >i/ii /;.»■;,■. [i/ii'ii.'.

Diijiroof. ilispr'Kil^, ï. >vy '/<.'.»//>//. f.
UispriipiirtioM, dispro-|i(ir'i luniii,'. ï. iii\/'to,ii<rfi,>ii, (. ;

~, T. 1». iiiK/>ii'/;irfit'iiiiir,
Di.priiporiioii.dilc, dibpropor'-tlnjuiiadpr.a. - l>ly, iii/.

tiispyof'orlionni''.
L)ii)iri.portiiin,il'li'iioss, dis-prô-pi'ir'clioim-a-bl'-iieis»', s.

lUs/iro/iiirlioii, f.
Disproportidiiate. disprôpor'-tln'iinéli'. a. rf/.f/»)'t'A"'-
I i.^pfvilik". disprDii'v.ilil. i». tiliiUible. {lionne.

l> sprovc. dis priiiivc', -•. n. lel'iittf.
I>ispiit;ibk-, di-.'-pioii-tal>r, <», coiites!iti>lt.
I)i~>put.in(, dis'-piou-t.iiin't, i. iliipiit,-ii>; m.
Dispiit.ition, dis-pioii-té'-clicim^, s. amtiovfrse, f.
Pisputiitioiis, dis-pioii-té'-cheuc?, Uisput.itivc. dis-pinu'. I

ta-livc, a. <i';i'/>/(/'i'«>-. \et n. iii\j>iiUr.

Dispute, dis-pioiiti"'. f. disfiutf ^ roiitestaii.>ii, f ; — . 7'. n.
D.ïqualiticatioii, dls-koiial-l-fi ké'-clitiiii», f. lunt/'ai.iff, f. '
DLijualify, dis koiial' ifaî, r. a. remin inhahile. I

Div|uiet, dwkoiMi'tlt, /. tniiuifiutu, ». ; —, %■. a. in.
ifuwttr ; tmuliJtr. (kiiii.ii l-tioud/. i. iiii)iitHii.it. (.

niMiiiirtncM, dli-knikii'-etini^s/, Div|iiietude, ili».

Dliiipiisitlon, di»-ki)iii-iictreun/, j. mhtriht, I.

DIsr.ink, dls-i.ink', v. a. lienraiifr.

I)i>rci{.ird, dis-rl-Kird/, .r. mani/ut ii'tt;arU], m. ; - ,v.
a. mrfrisfr, liidatgiitr.

Disrc|{.irdriilly, dl'<-ri-K.irdr'<foiild, n,/. tant /fnnti.

Dihrulisli, dis-rerdclii". s. {if^Kilf, ni. i — , t'. <». li \ouiir.

Disrepiil.iMf, dis.rcp'-iiiii.|a-l<r. ri. ittshi'iiorafiif.

DiNrrputiitinii, divr<.'p-iiiii-lu'-clii.Miii/, /, ii't/wiiii,iir, iq,

Dldicpiito, ilitrl-pioiiir', V. a. ite.rtiiiti; liftHoiiiiitr.

Dlsrcspci-t, durj-spckt', s. »hiiii/iir lit tes fui, m.

DUrcspoctt'iil, dl»-rl-spckl'-f>n.l, a. — ly, ad. irrt\ff(.
Iimix.

Dlsrcspcttfiiliicn, dl»-rlsiRkt'-fiiiilncsw, /. iiiiivi.'iu,(.

Disr'iljo, dis-riMi^'i i'. ii. iiefoiiilUr,

|)isr'i()t. dis-riiiit^', i\ a. lii r.v iiifr.

Dlsniiitioii, disrcup't liviiii^, r. riiflurt, f.

I liss.ilt, diss-Mt/*, î'. a. ilf\ \,iln . ( >»; •»/, m.

Dissiitisf ictiiiii, dls.s.i'tis f.ik'-thoim/, t. iiiriontrtr^,

Dlss.itlsfactury, ilis-s.i-livfak'-lciir-l, a. — ily, a.i. iii;,
graiitiix, iiisiit,'r^at<lf.

Dlss.itlsfy, di»'S.it'-is-r.ii, V. a. m/iDii/enlfr.

Dissect, (li!i-%«kt', V. u. iii\sfi/iii'r.

Dissoi.tlon, dis-sfk'tlii-Miiir. i i/i\sfilioii, f.

Dissci/c, dis siii*', '■. II. lifosii'iin:

I )issriiil>le, dissoin'lil', T'. a. tt u. lif'niiistr, di'.fiiniilff,

DisM.'inliler. i|issi.'iii"-lili:iir. s.iiissuiiiiliftfiir, m

l)issi'iiil)liin,dy. dis-s<Mii"-li||ir^;«'-li, ,i,i. ai ec iiii\ii>ri!.t.

Dissciniiiatc, (lisscin l-iiét , t. a. linsi-iniii.'i: ['i,iii,

Dissciiiiii.itiiiii, dis-siniimi'chi.Miiir, s. itisifiiimali.ii, f.

Dissension, dis-scim'-clicun^, f. limfiisu'ii, f.

Dissent, dis-senn't', /. Uisieiitiiiiriil, m.; —, v. n. Ui/-

fcrtr lit stnliment.
Dissoiitancmi., dis•.onn•t(é'•ni•ollc^ a. toiilrairi.

Dissenter, dissciiii'-leiir, s. liismifiit. m.
Dis.rrl.ilidii. disserlo'chcnn^, s. li.SititaHon, f.
Disserve, disservi"', t. a. dutervir.
Disservice, disser'-vicc, s. niiiir.aix .irrTicf, to'\ m.
Disservice.Tl'Ic, ilisser'-vic^a M', il. fi'fjiiUutaXe.
Dissettle, dis-sel'-ir, v. a. iiètaiii;fr.
Di-sever, dissev'eiir, v. ii. fAwr.
Dissiniil.ir, dis-siin'-ileiir, a. ilis\f:iililaf'lf.
Dissimilarity, dissiniil.ir'-iti, l)i .siiiiililnd-*, dissi-iuil'.

l-tii)lidf, .1. iiis^e'ilhliiHif ; iUlfrifHii', f.
Dissimiil.ition. di.-siin-iciiilé'.i. lu-iiii'. i. ,ii>iiiiiti,',iti iij.
Dissip.it L-, ilis'si |)étf, I'. II. et a. ,li \ \if.'r ; .v tiiui,".!-.
I lissiii.itiiin, dis-si-jié'-tlieiinc, i. t,'/>>iy\i/to>i ; ,/.■,■"' ''■
Dissnciatc, dissô'-tlii ét^. .•'. ii. diimir. [•'''"'. i.

Dissnliibiliiy. dis snl-ioii liil-i-ti. s. ut/iibiiite, f.
Disiiliible. dis'-sùlimilil', II. >jiiih/'.
Dissolute, dis's'i-liiiiitf. II. — ly, ail. ii':\solll,
Dissoliileiiess, diss" liiiiit("iK'ssC, v. il.-l'aiiii'i.', f.
Dissiilutiuii, dis-b6-liuu'-clieiinir, i. i/,s> >/ii.'ijii ; maj.

Iii>>t ; i/li'ft, (.
Dissiilv.iblc, diz-ol'-va-bl', a. Si>/ii/i,'e.
DisMilvc, dii!-olv^, V. a. tt n. liissoiiilrt ; se dinoii.ht,
se si-f'arer.
j Dissolvent, diï-ol'vcnn't, /i. diaoJiaiit.
I I )issnnance, dis'-soiiann'tc, s liiss oiaïut, t.
Dissonant, c|is'-sr^.|lann't, a. iiiiSii>i,)iit.
Dissuade, ilis-soned^, v. a. tii\.\iia.iey.
Dissuasion, dissoiié'-jcim^, .r. di.nuision, f.
Dissu.isive, dissoue'-civi', ii. itiifiiaii/'; — , s. ifi<<ii,i-
Dis-.yll,ible. dis'-sil .i-bl', .i. ,iiisylial>e, ni. [ia"', f.

Dist.ill. dis' 1 il', t. i/ufiii'iii/.'i\ I'.
Disl.iiii, distriii'', ."■. II. M'tniler.

Disi.iiire. du'-l.inu'r/', s. •iniaur,', (. ; /^l'igurifi n'. n
|o kee|) one's —, initier ioil tan,;; —, i'. a. tli'i^nei .
tii;i<-r ./.•/■/•. »''/•,'.
Dist.i'it. dis'tiiin't, a. rViii\'H''; ivsei-fe.
Di.l.iili". disti sli', .t. it,\i-:it. m.; —, 7). a. ai;nr tii.

it'\'.>ii/ /l'iir . r.'f'tf^iier.
I )is!.uirfiil, di-.-tcvili'' loiil, .1 liifi^iilant, rf<//i»j'>.i'/.'.
Di-.Ieinper, dis-lrin '-peur, «. iiial.iilie, iniii\pi'\in -n .
iiiiiir.iiiise /l'iiif'eriifiiiv ; iltreiiift, f. ; — , f. •*. i.nd'<
tii,t,',i,ie : irititi : ii,f>iin^i> .
Disteniper.iiii c. ilistenr'-peui-.mn'c»'. Distoiiipcr.il :ir.-,
dis iini'-peurc-liliiour, s. iiiuiivuise lempi'rauiit .
ai;i',ili.'ii li'e.prit, f.
Dist-nd. di.-tcn'd'. v .i. distendre.
I listen linn, dii-teiiii'-cheune', s. distension ; diî:'.!an:ii, f.
l'islent. divf-teiin't', s. e.'rndni\ (.
Di.^ticli. dis'-tik, s. distiçiie. m.
Distil, dis-til', V. a. et n. disli/ier.
Distillation, dis-til-le'-chenii«'. s. distillation, f.
Distiller, dis-til'-Ieur, s. distillatenr, m.
Distillery, dis-til'-lcur-l, s. distillation, f.
lUstinet, dis-tin'kt'. a. — ly. ad. d:stinct.
Distinction, distin'k -cheun^. s. distinction, f.
Distinctive, d'stin k'tivf, a. — ly, ad. distintt\f.

DIS

lis>;l

DOO

fHrfineineu, distln'kt'ucsit, s. cittrt/, utlhU', t.
liMiiiKtil'li. (Ilt'tiiin'-^'>iilchr, t'. a. iii\li>ii;ufr.
l>i>iiiit(tiish.tt>le, dU'tiiin'-Kuuich-abr, a ^it'tn ptut

itiiiiiii.'itf)'.
Di^iiMKiiiMliinKlyi dis llnn'-|{oulcli-ln't;>"-lli a<i. avtc

JllIlllillOII.

I)i-.iiin{uishiiicnf, «ln-linn'-eDuIrh-menn't, /. ttiitim-
Iiiitiirt, <li>liirt<', v. a. lorjrf; dffi^iirtr. \l*i)H, i.

i)i«',ortii»i, ili>iliir'-<:heiiii/, i. nnitonion, f.
ï)l^tr.lct, ilis-tr,(kl', v. u. tiwirairf ; Iroiibitr,
iMstructf»!, (lis-tr.ik'-lcil, a. — ly, ntt. disirait ; /oh ;

ffitrJiiiHtut.
DKtr.K tciliif ss, ills-lr.ik'-lcd-iiefs/', t. folit, f.
Uiitinction, divIr.ik'-Llicuii/, s. Jntriiition , ton/mioii ;

plu, f.
DlHir.iiii, ilis-lrrin^', f. a. ui/iiV.
bistMincr, dii'lro'-iiciir, s. sai\istanl, Ml.
bistruinl, ilis-trcn't', s. smti/, t.
ÎMstr.iiii^ht, ii\s-tt:iW,v. l)i->tr.Kt.

Dittrest, di»-lrcsv', s. i^iitit ; tnisért, f. ; —, v. a. sai-
sir ; itjflij,'fr ; dtsoltr,
I)istrrssTiil, ilis-trcss/'foul, a. — ly. ad. àoulourrux.
I)isin'iiitc, (IK-lrili'-loiitc, v. ci. tiisli-ibutr, rf faillir.
Putrilnitiim, tlKtrililnu'-cliciiii^, s. Jutrihiilion, f.
Pikinbiitivf, (lis-lrili'-iiiu-livi", ii. — ly, ad. diilribiiti/.
I)islrict, di'.'-lrikl, t. dnirut : vtssort, m,
Diitnist, dlstrciiit', i. dijiitiiit, f. st'iif^oii, m. ; — , T'. a,

sedfjitrde. [df/i,ittt\:

DistrusifuI, dis-trenst^'-l'oiil, ii. — ly, ad. d//i,iiil; avec
Uiilrustfiiliirss. ilis-lrciist'-foiiliicss.', s. df/itiiut, f.
Dislrusllesi, dlstrcuM'-lcsv, a. cujiaiil.
î>isliirli, dis-teurl)»', t. a. Iroiihler ; di\lr,t\yt.
Iiisliirli.ince, (lis-tciir'-l)aim'i.r, s.tntiililf, m. j ^tnentt, f.
!)istiirl)cr, <lis-tciir'-l)ciir, s. ffi-lurhaffiir, m.
l)isuniini, dls-ioii'-nl-ciiii^, s. désunion, f.
Dibiiiiitc, dis-lou-iwiit/', V, 11. el n. dfninir; brouillfr;

st désunir.
Disiis.H{e, ilis-iou'-zédj^. Disuse, dis-ioui^', s. d^siic'liide,
iJiiusc, dis-iouz^', V. a. deshahUiier. If.

Ulsvuliialiun, dis-val-iou-é'-cliciir, s, discrtUit, ni. de-

frrciation, f.
I)isv,iliie, dis-val'-lou, v. a. dtcredittr.
Disviiiich, dis-vaoïittii^', v. a. dfiavoiifr.
liiiili, iljtcli^. s./ùssf. III. î —, 7'. a.jairt iin/os\^.
I)illii.'(l, dit'-id, II. mis en iniifiqiie.
Ilitly. illl'-i, s. c/utn^ounelte, f.
Uiuiiid, d.iï-fiir'-n.il, a. — ly, ad, diurne, journalier ;

joiiriiellemeni ; ~~, s. Journal, m.
fUiv, (li\r, />our Do.
ilivaii, ill-v.iiif', s. diTan, m.
I)iv incite, dl-v.ir'-i-kil<^, f. n. se diviser en deux.
hiv.iricalion, dl-var-i-kc'-clifiinr, s. division en deu.x, f.
UivL'. d.ijvt', V. n. ftx'Uf;er ; itf/irvjondir,
iJlver, daï'-veiir. s. f>lon/^euy, iii.
iJiverijc, di-vcrdjf', v. n. diverj^er.
l)iver^;cnce, — cy, di-vcr'-djiiin'c^, —cl, s. divtri(tnce, f.
iJivertjcnt, di-vcr'-djciin't, a. divergent.
iJivers, (l.iï'.verz, a. dii'crs, plusieurs.
Diverse, dai'-vers^, a. — ly, ad. divers, different.
Diversify, di-ver'-si-f.ii, v. a. diversifier ; varier.
Divcrsii-n, di-ver'-cheun?, J. diversion, f. divertisse-
Diversity, di-ver'-si-ti, s. diversili', f. [meut, m.

Divert, di-vert^, v. a. détourner; distraire ; divert ir.
Divertise, di-ver'-tiz, v. n. se divertir.
Divertiseinent, di-viT'-tiz-iiienn't, s. divertissement, m.
Divcrlive, di-ver'-tivc, a. divertissant.
Divest, divest*', v. a. dépouiller.
Divesture, di-ves'-tcliieur, s. de'fiouillement, m.
Diviilable, di-vaï'-da-lil" a. diviUble.
Divide, di-vaïdir', v. a. et n. diviser ; partager ; di'sunir ;

se diviser ; se désunir.
Dividend, (liv'-i-denn'd, s. dividende, m.
Divider, di-vai'-deur, s. diitrihu/eiir, compas, m.
Dividii.d, ili-vid'-ii>ii-nl, a. divise.
Divination, div-i-né'-chcun*, s. divination, f.
Divine, di-vaïn*', a. — ly, ad. divin, —, s. eaUsiasIii/ue,

m. ; —, v. a. et n. deviner.
Divineness, di-viiïmr'-ness/, v. Divinity.
Diviner, di-vai'-iieur, s, devin, m. ; devineresse, f.
Divincress, cli-v.iïii;'-ress(r, s. divincresse, f.
Divins;, dai'-viirnwe-, s.plongement, m. ; —bell, s. cloche

de floiif;eur, f.
Divinity, di-vin'-i-ti, s. divinité', tke'oloi^ie, f.
Divisibility, di-viz-i-bil'-i-ti, s. divisibilité', f.
Divisible, di-viz'-i-br, a. divisible.
Divisiblencss, di-viz'-i-bl'-iiess*, s. divisibilité', f.
Division, di-vy'-eun*. s. division, f.
Divisor, di-vai'-zeur, s, diviseur, m.
Divorce, di-vôrcï', s. divorce, m. ; —, v. a. divorcer.
Divorcement, di-vôrcï'-menn't, s. divorce, m.
Divorcer, di-v6r'-ceur, s. celui qui divorce.
Wvulge, di-veuldj*', v, a. divulguer.

Divultfcr, dl-veul'-djciir, r. divultialtur, m.

Divultlxn, di-vcut'cheiiii/, s. ai lion d'arrathtr, t,

DIreii, dai'-z'n. v. a. parer, orner.

Diziitrd, di/'-eurdi*. s. sot, m.

Diz/iiics^, (liz'-i'Mcss«, s. etourxiitstmtHt, m.

|ii//l, >liz'-l, a. étourdi,

•Du, dou, V. a et n./airt; tffetluer, apprffer ; ctiirt t
se porter : jufiire : \i\ — nvt.xy ,e(tiiier,,Utruire : tu ^
liy, en ai;ir ; to —n[X, défaire . Mer , to — H\i, enduire,
loinrir, emp,ii/ueter ,■ to — witll'itit, te pasier de; l\>
li.ivc to — Hitli une, avoir aj/airt à q, ,• —, /. àrnif,
111. ; — all, s./adolum, m.

Di'i ile, dô'.sil, fj. doiile.

Ducilily, dcVcil'-l-tl, s. doiililé, f.

Ditk, ilok, s, queue coupée, I. ; bassin ; rhanlier, m. i
— yard, s. arsenal m, intime, m ; —, j'. a. loiiriall-
der ; Jairt entrer dans un tusun.

Duc ket, duk'-ttt, s. e.\tpail, m.; élii/uelle,i,; —, T. a.
étiqueter. | fer,

Dccclor, dok'-tciir, f. docteur, m. ; — . v. a. méduamen-

licjiUcral, diik'-lcVral, <|. —\y,ad. doiloral ; en d^'ileui:

Dec tcir.ile, dcik'-lc^-rétr, Duct<irslii|>, iluk'-tL'iirLlii|>, /.
ii'.i. forai, m.

Dc.ctrinc, duk'-triii^ s. doctrine, (.

DciLiiineiit, ilcik'iccu inenn't, s. do,ument, m.

Duciiiiiciitizc, dok'-imiineiin-taiz/'. i'. a. emei^'nfr,

tllccilcliu, (Icicr.cli, r. vaille sans tomes, f.

Dcicldle, dod'-dl', r. n.d.indtiur.

Doc|j;e, doilj<, V. n. biaiser, leixix'erser,

I icie, (lA, s. daine, f. ; — rabbit, s, lapine, t,

Diier, ddii'-eiir, s. faiseur, m.

))iii-s. i\t:\\/e, V. Do.

DcilC, dcif. 7'. ,1. iUer ; dépouiller.

\h,^, {\o^ue, s. chien ; clitnet, m.; old —, vieux re-
nard, m. ; —berry, s. cornouilte, i. ; — briar, s.
églantier, m.; — cfic,i|i, a. à vil prix ; — d.iys. s. />.'.
laiiiciile, t. J — fisli, s. ihten de mer, m. ; — liucise, j.
chenil, m. ; — keeper, s. tiarde-chas ,e, m. ; - kciiiiel,
s, chenil, m.; —ruse, s. ej;la'ilier, m.; — IimiiIi, s,
dent canine, f . ; -trot, s. pclit Irol, m.; weary, ii.
Iris-fatigué ; —, v. a. épier gueller.

DoK(,'ed, iT(ij;'-ed, a. — ly, ad. hoiirru, morore,

Dii>;v;eclness, dii^;'-ed-liessi', s. mauiane humeur, t. ;
air chagrin, m.

p.i^'^'erel, dii^'-rel, s. rimaille, f.

en ; brutal.

I tci;;^'isti, doe'-ulif, a. de iliien
Du^iiia, doK -ma, r. dt'i'me, m.

al, a. —ally, ad. d.'.

I

Dcl^;lllatic, —al, du^;-iii,it'-ik,

tique.

D()),'inatist, do>;'-iii.itist^, s. doj,'ma.'iseur, m.
Do),'matize, dcjj;'-iiiat.ii//', v. n. dof;malner.
IDiiileil, doil'-il, a. imi'icile
D'iiiij;, dou'-iii-^;i;c, s. fait, m. ; affaire, f.
Duit, iloït^, s. rien, m.
tDiiiteil, duit'-ecl, cr. qui radote.
Dole, i\it\e, s. dislribnlion, f. ; clia);rin, m. î — , v. a.

donner, distribuer.
Dcilcful, dôl(^-fiiiil, Dolcsonic, dolï'-seiiiiic, a. — ly, ad.

triste ; lu); libre.
Diilefulness, di"il(?'.loi.l nesv, Dolcsomcness, dûli^'-sciiiii*-

liesse, s. tristesse, f.
Dull, dot, s. poupée, f.
Doll.ir, dol'-eur, s. dollar, m.
t Dolly, dol'-li, a. malade ; triste.
Dolorous, dol'-o-reiic*, a. — ly, ad, douloureux.
Dolphin, dor-fiiv, s. dauphin, m.
Doit, df'jlt*, s. benêt, niais, m.
Doltish, dol'-tich?, a. — ly, ad. sliipide.
Doltishness, dol'-ticli^-ness/-, s. slupi,iilé, f.
Domain, dô-iiién?', s. domaine, m.
Dome, dôni*, s. dôme, m. fm.

Domestic, dô-iiies'-tik, a. domestique ; —, s. domesli./ue.
Domesticité, dô-nies'-ti-kétt', v. a. apprivoiser.
I lomestication, dô-mes-ti-ké'-clieunc. r. apprivoisement.
Dcimcsticity, dô-mes-ti'-ci-ti, x. domesUcilé, f. (m.

Domicile, doni'-i-cilf. s. domicile, m.
Dciiniciliary, do-mi-cil'-yar-i, i». doniiciliaire.
Domination, do-iiii-ne'-tlieun*', s. dominalion, f.
Doininator, dom'-i-né-teiir, s. dominaleiir, m.
D iiiiineer, d"-mi-nir', v. n. dominer, maîtriser.
Dominical, d">-mm'-i-kal, ii. dcmiiiiial.
Dominican, do-min'-i-kaiif, s. dominicain, m.
I loniinioii, (Ifi-min'-yeiirK', s. dominalion, (, ; s,//. c'A'Is.
Domino, (loiii'-i-n6, s. doniino, m. (m. pi.

Donation, dô'-né'-cheunc, s. donation, f. ; don, m.
Donative, don'-a-tiv, 5. don, m.
Done, s\i:wne, prt.fiil ; Jiiii ; — , int. tope t soit l
Donee, deun-i', s. donataire, m.
tDniinard, don'-iiaril.-, s. brute, (,
I)onor, do'-nor, s. donateur, m.
V)o\\X, pour Do net.
tUoo, dou, s, colombe, f.

DOO

ttgS]

duq

♦OooV, doiiV/, V. n. plonçtr,

IDooknt, Dookct, douk'-iu, s. colcmhitr, m.

Uooin, cloum^ i.juj^euitnt, m. ; seitttiut ; mint, f. ; — ,

I'. It. rûiidiimntr ; dtslintr.
Domul'iil, (loiiiiiir'-foul, a. morttl.
t Dooms, (loiim'z, ad. tiiableintiit.
Doomsday, ildum'z'-tl»;, s, io»r Jit Jiii^fmeitl deriiter.

Ml. ; — liook, s. eratiii cticiastrt if Aii^te(trre, in.
fDoon, (louiic, V. T)own.
Uoor, dor, .r. forte, f , ; out of doors, dehor.t ; within

ilours, à lit maison ; — c.isc, s. litambranlf, ni. j —

keeiXT, s. fior/itr, m. ; —sill, t — M:iiie, s. .ifiii.', iii.
Dorni.int. dor'-maim't, i7. lioriiiant : sii/ft; »i,>rl.
Korincr-winddw, diir'-mcui-oiiinc-do. v. Imarne, f.
Dormitory, dor'-nii-tciir-i, i. tiorloir, \\\.
Dormouse, dor'-in.ioiicc, .r. loir, m.
Dorsfl, dor'-scl, Dorser, dor'-sciir, s, holtt, f.
l>ose, iVvif, s. dose, prist, f.
Dost, (leu t^, î'. Do.

Dot, dotr, s. f-oi)it, m. ; — , 7'. a. mor.jucr (C un point.
Dotaifc, <l6'-tédj^, f. radotas;e, m.
Dotal, d(V-tal, a. dotal.
Dotard, diV-tard<-. .r. radoteur, m.
Dotation, do-tii'-clieunc, s. dotation, f. ,

Dote, dote, ?'. n. radoter; raj/'oicr

Dotinely, d6'-tinL;«?-li, ad. epcrdii ment, follement.
DouIjIp, deu'-lil',

fait.x ;

liar-

a. —Illy, ad. doiih:-: ,

relied, it. à denx lanom ; — l.u'.i'Hi

raiiir df boutons ; — cliin, .1. double m.-iiton

denier, s. liounne à deux visaf:cs, \\\. ; -- dcalin;;, s.

dnfliiite, f. ; art'/iee, ni. ; — odL'td, a. à deux' trail-

chants ; — lock, ?'. a. fermer à aoiible tour ; — iiicaii-

mii, s. a mbn'uite, e'l/niTOont, (.; — minded, a. di'si-

tniile, fierjide ; — tonijiiuil, a. menteur ; —, s. double,

in, ; duplicité ; double bi^re : ruse, f . ; — .v. a. tt. n.

doubltr ; revenir sur sea pas : user d'arlijiee.
Doiilileness, deidZ-bl'-ness^. s. duplicité, i.
Donol;/, deul)'-l)li.'iir, s. diiplnatiiir, m.
Doublet, deub'-li.'tt,.f. tourpoiut ; doublet,m. ; couple, f.
Doubloon, <Ieiib-lounc', s. doublon, ni.
Uoubt, daoutif, s. doute ; soupçon, 111. ; —, v. a. tt n.

doiittr ; se douter ; soupçonner.
Doubter, d.iou'-teur, s. douleur, m.
Doubtful, ilaouter'-foul, a. — ly, ad. douteux, incertain.
Doubtfulness, daoutt'-foul-ness^, s. imeililude, f.
Doubtiugly, diU)ut'-in'j;;(t-li, ad. douteusement.
Doubtless, d.ioutf'-less^, a. et ad. — ly, ad. sans doute,

indubitablement.
1 Douce, daouï^, a. tranquille : sa,i;e.
i)ou}jli, do, s. pdte, f.
tDouiih, daoulc, /D/o' Could.
Douijlity, daou'-ti, a. vaillant.
Douijliy, dô'-i, a. piHeux,
fDoukit, daou-kitf, a. plonge.
tDoup, d.iOLi))^, s. bout, m.
tf)our, daourc, a. impenetrable.
tDourlacli, d.iuur'-lak, .f. sac, m.
Douse, daoucc, v. a. et n. plonger

/'eau ; se précipiter dans l'eau.
Dove, deuv<r, s. colombe, f. ; ~ eut, — liouse, s. pigeon

nier, colombier, m. ; —tail, s. queue d'aronde, f.
fDover, deu'-veur, :■. n. être étourdi.
tDow, dô, V. Dove.

Dowaj;er, daou'-a-djcur. s. douairière, f.
f Dowed, dô'dc, a.Jlélri ; use.
Dowcr, d.aou'-cur, Dowcry, daou'euri, s. dot,

douaire, :n.
Dowerless, daou'-eur-lcss^, a. sans ■lot,
tDowf, dotf, sourd.
tDowie, do'-i, tnalade ; triste.
Down, daounf, pr. et ad. en bas, à bas, par terre ;

and — , eaet/à; — th_' river, aval ; —, s. duvet, m
plaine, f. ; — , v. a. abattre, subju^utr.
fpowiia, daou'-né, pour Do not.
Downcast, daoun<r'-kast^, a baisse.
Downfall, daoun^'-f'il, s. chute : ruine, f.
Dowiifallen, daoun^'-f.ll'n, a. deJtii, ruiné.
Downhill, daounf'-liill, a. en pente; — , s.

déclivité', f.
Downrit;ht, daounf'-raït*, n. evident, clair

droit ; — , à plomb : simplement, nettement.
Downward, diiounc'-oueurd?, <j. en pciite : abaisse';

humble; — , Downwards, daouiii''-oucurd'2, ad. en

bas ; aval.
Downy, ilaou'-ni, a. coin'trt de duvet ; doux.
Dowry, daou'-ri, v. l>ower.
Doze, iièize, v. n. sommeiller, ire assoupi.
Dozen, deuz'z'n, s. douzaine, f.
Doziness, dô'-zi-ness, s. assoupissement, m.
Dozy, dô'-zi, a. assoupi.

Drab, drab*, a. couttiir marron ; —, s, gros drap, in.
i)rachm, draina, i. drachme, f.

Draff, draf, s. ordifes, f. pL

Draft, draft*', .t. //-irj/^ f.

Dr.i^;, draj;, s. croc, 111. ; etrague, t. ; /ramai/, m.
tnrayiire, f. ; — boat, s, battait dragueur, 111. ; — not
s. drague, t. ; — , v, a. tt n. tratntr ; diagntr ; mal-
trait tr.

Dr,njîj{le, drai;'-(»r, v. a. et m. salir en traînant; tt salir.

I )r.ii;oman, (Ira^'-ô-maiv, s. dro,t;>nan, m.
I)rn,;on, dra;;'-cun?, s. dra^'ou, m,
j'ir.i^onn, dr.i-jjounr', .r. dragon (soldat), m.

II iraitk, ilrOk', s. lie, f.
I iraiii, dreni», s. tramhee, (. ; canal, ni. ; —, f. a. mcttrt

à sec ; e'goutter ; épuiser.
Prainaije, dré'-uidji', s. desse'cheinent, m.
Drainer, (iré'-neur, s. ei^'oultoir, m.
Dr.ike, drékc, s. canani, m.
Diani, dr.uuc, s. draihuie, {. ; lin peu, une goutte ; pe.'it

verre, m.
nr.iina, dram'-a, s. drame, in.
Draïu.uic, —al, dra-m.it'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad. dr.ima-

tique.
Dr.imatist, dram'-a-tist^ s. auteur dramatique, m.
tDr.unmock, dram'-inok, s. bouillie épaisse, (.
Dr.iiik, draun'k, î'. Dniik.
tDrap, dr.i|)f, pour Drop.

Draper, dr^'-peur, s. drapier, marchand cle draf, m.
Drapery, droprur-i, s. draperie, f.
1, a. à double \ tl'rippit, drap'-piti-, a. peihe.

M'.istK, dr.ii-lik, a. drastique.

Dra^t^lit, dr.iil^, s trail, coup ; tir.igt ; égnnt ; d.'Kiir ;

P'an ; courant d'air, m. ; rédaction, (. ; détarlieiiieut,

m.; -- boani, s. damier, m.; —horse, s. iheiitl de

trait, lu. ; — 'smaii, s. desinateiir, m. ; — s, //. jeu dt

dtt'ues ; — , v. a. dessiner; rédiger.
Dr.ive, drévi', t'. I )rive.
Draw, dr,1, s. tiraiie ; sort, ni. ; loterie, f. ; — b.ick, s.

recul (de canon); escompte, m. ; — bar, .t. bielle, (. ;

— bench, s. banc à tirer, m, ; — briilije. s. pont-tevis,
m.; — latch, .r. loquet, m.; • — , v. a. et n. tirer;
trainer ; pomper ; attirer; respirer; déduire ; det-
si lier ; tracer ; se resserrer ; se retirer; to — breilli,
re.ifirer; to — a briili,'e, lever wi pont; to — a foHJ,
vider une volaille ; to — lots, tirer au sort; lo —
aside, tirer à l'écart ; to — aw.iy, enlci'cr, einporler :
d straire ; aliéner; to — hncV, retirer ; reculer: 10

— 'va, fairt rtntrtr ; entraîner ; euga^'cr ; lo — olf,
éloigner ; extraire; se retirer ; to — on, occasionner;
gagner ; to — iip, tirer en haut ; rédiger ; se ranger
eu bataille.

Drawee, dr.V-l, s. accepteur, m.

Drawer, drA'-eur, s. tireur ; arracheur, m.; —s, pi.

caleçons, m. pi.
Drawiuj,', dr,V-in'(j«^, i-. action de tirer, t. ; dessin, ni. ;

— master, s. maître de dessin, ni. ; — peu, s. tire-
ligne, m. ; — room, s. salon, ni.

Drawl, dr.il, T'. a. traîner.

Dr.iwn, (Ir.'iM-, ;■. Dr.iw.

iJr.iy, lire, Dray-cart, dré'-karf*, s. haquet ; tralr.eau,
m. ; —horse, s. cheval de charrette, m. ; -man, s.
charretier, ni.

Dread, dred, a. terrible, redoutable; — , s. terreur,
crainte, f, ; — , redouter, craindre.

Dreadful, dred'-foul, a. — ly. ad. terrible, é/oiivautablt.

Dreadfulness, dred'-foul-ness<, s. terreur, épouvante, f.

Dre.idlcss, dred'-lessf, a. intrépide.

Dieadlessuess, dred'-lessf-ness»", .r. intrépidité, {.

llJreadour, dred'-cur, s. crainte, f.

Dream, drimr, s. soui^e, m. ; reverie, f. ; —, v. a, e: n.
songer ; rêver ; se douter de.

Dreamer, dri'-meur, .r. rêveur, visionnaire, m.

Dreainiii^ly, dri'-niin gxt-li, aii. pesamment, leiirde-

Drear, drir.-, a. — ily, ad. lugubre, triste. [imr.l.

Dreariness, dri'-ri-ness^, s. horreur, f.

Dreary, dri-ri. v. Drear.

Dreiiiie. dredjif, s. drague, f. ; — , v. a. draguer ; sau-
poudrer.

Dredsjer, dredj'-eur, s. péi heur d'huîtres, m. ; poud-
rière, i.

IDiedjjie. dred'-dji, s. banquet des funérailles, m.

tDree, dri, v. a. souffrir, endurer.

Dreysiness, dreij'-i-ncssf, s. lie. f. ,• ordures, f. pi.

Drei,',t;ish, (ireij'-icht', DrejfKy, dreji'-i, a. plein délit.

l)rt\i;s, theijî, s. pi. lie, f. ; sédiment, m.

tDrei.t;li, dre, a. lent.

Dreiîcli. drenn'ch, s. potion, f. ; breuvage, m. ; —, v. a.
mouiller ; pur.i^er.

Dress, dress<r, j, habillement, m. J toilette ; parure, f. ;
7'. a. et n. habiller ; parer; apprêter ; dresser;

précipiter dans

f. i

up

pente,
pur ;

raceom:uedor : aligner ; s'aligner, s'habiller.
Dresser, dress' -eur, j. valet de chi nbre, m. ; femme de
chambre, f. ; coiffeur, m. ; coij, élise, t. ; — board, t>
dressoir, m.

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Dressiii|r> dress'-ln'gM/, x. Mlttte, t. ; paHStmtMt ; a^

frél (Mi viafidii), 111. ; — cloth, /. toihtte, f. ; — ^own,

s. roie de chambrt, f. ; — room, t, laàintt dt toilette.
Dressy, dress'-l, it. rechcnM. Im.

Drew, drou, f . nr.iw.
Dribble, drib'-bl", v. n. de'goittter.
U»'blct, drib'-lett, s. felite somme, t,
tDriililer, drid'-deur, s. crainte, f.
i)riu(l, (Iraid^, v. Dry,
Diift, drifts, s, ini/mlswn, f. ; but, objet, m. ; portée ;

oiiile'e, f. ; tourbillon ; repoussoir, m. ; — , v. a. et >i.

pn'.tsur ; amasser ; dériver ; s'a»uisser,
Driil, ilril, s. foret ; iiiai^ot ; exercice, m. ; — , t'. a. et n.

fe i\er, forer ; semer en lij;iie; tniveiser,
Driiik, (Irinn'k, s. boiison, f. j breinui,;e, m. ; — money,

s. pourboire, m. ; •— , t: a. et n. boire; to — ilmm,
Diiiik.ible, ilriu k'-.'j-bl', n. potable. [enivrer.

Itriiikcr, diink'-eur, s. buTenr, m.
Drinkinjf, driiik'-iirt;;;c, s. boire, m. ; boisson, f. ; — ciip,

s. tasse, (. ; — liuu^c, s. cabaret, 111. ; — soiiy, j. cAan-

SJH à boire, f.
Driji, iU\\>e, s. i^oiitlière, t. ; larmier, m. ; — , v. a. et

H. laisser tomber par j^otittes ; tomber goutte à j^outle.
Dri|ipin);-lian, \.\t\\i'-m)i>ie-\y.xne, s. licUejrite, f.
Drive, Uraiv*', s. promenade en voiture, i. ; •— , v. ,1. et

H. pousser, forcer, chasser, entraîner ; conduite;

ttre pousse ; tendre; dc'rii.r ; se diriticr; to — at,

viser (7/ to — in, enfoncer ; to — olf, remettre;

renvoyer.
Drivcl, dri'-v'l, s. bave ; salive, f. ; — , j'. >/. baver;
Driveller, dri'-v'l-cur, s. iti/^aud, m, [radoter.

Drive», driv'-v'ii, v. IJrive.

Driver, drni'-vciir, s. conducleur ; cocher, charretier, m.
Drizile, driz'-zl', v. a. et n. faire tomber en peltics

poulies, distiller ; bruiner.
Drizzlliiu, driz'-zlin'K;/?, 1. bruine, f.
Drizzly, driz'-zli, a. de bruine.
<Ur<)>;nliiijf, droKli'-lin'j^^i", a. esso'_ffl/.
DroL'iiiaii, droj{'-iiiaiif, s. drox'nian, m.
Droll, ilrol^, a. drôle, bouffi<n ; —, s. bouffon, m. ; — ,

V. a. et n. persifler ; bouj/'onner, plaisanter.
Droller, drô'-lcur, s. bouffon, m.
Drollery, drô'-lcur-i, s. bouffonnerie, farce, f.
Druiiiedar^, druuiii'-i-da-rl, s. dromadaire, m.
Drone, dron^, s. bourdon ; faineant, 111. ; — , v, n. bour-

doimer ; vivre enfaineant.
Droiiisli, drô'-nich?, a. faineant.
Droiiisiliness, drô-nitlic-ness^. s. fainéantise, f.
Drocp, droiip, v. a. et n. Ian,i;uir; tomber en défail-
lance ; sejlétrir.
Droopinuly, drou'-pin'}»;/^-!!, ad. languissamment.
Drop, drop^, s. j^out.'e, i.; pendant d'oreille, m. ; bascule,

i. ; — , V. a. et n. dist'ller ; laisser tomber ; Ijiher;

dégoutter; tomber ; to — off, déchoir ; se retirer;

to — out, disparaître, s évanouir.
Droplet, drop'-lett, s. petite goutte, f.
Droijpiiijj, drop'-iii'tf;/?, s. dccouicment, m. ; — board,

s. egoiittoir, m.
Dropsical, drop'-si-kal, Dropsied, drop'-sid, a. hydro-
Dropsy, drop'-si, s. hydropisie, (. [pique.

Dross, dross, s. scories, f. pi. ; rebut, m.
Drossiiiess, dross' -iiiess^, s, saleté, f.
Drossy, dross'-i, a. plein de scories ; sale,
tDroukit, draou'-kilf, i«. mouillé.
Drought, draoutf, s. sécheresse ; soif, f.
Droughtiness, dr.iou'-ti-uess^, s. sécheresse, f.
Droughty, draou'-ti, a. sec ; altéré.
Drove, ifrôv?, s. troupeau, in. (v. aussi Drive).
Drover, drô'-veur, s. bouvier, m,
iDrow, drô, s. bruine, f.

Drown, draouii^, %: a. noyer ; inonder ; étouffer.
Diowse, draoïiz*-, z'. a. et n. assoupir ; s'assoupir.
Drowsiness, draou'-zi-nessi", s, assoupissement, m. ;

nonchalance, f.
Drowsy, draou'-zi, a. — ily, ad. assoupi; nonchalant ;

lent.
Drub, drub^, s. coup, m.; — , v, a. battre ; bdtcnner,

rosser.
Drudge, dreudj^, s. homme de peine, souffre-douleur, m.
Druilgery, dreudj'-eur-i, s. travail pénible, m. ; vile oc-
cupation, f.
Druilgingly, dreudj'-iirg«'-li, ad fic'niblement.
Drug, dreug, s. drogue, f. ; — , x: a. droguer.
Drugget, dreug' -ett, s. droguet, m.
Druggist, dreug'-ist^, s. droguiste, m.
Drugster, v. Drug^jist.
Drum, dreunif, s. tambpur, m. ; caisse, f. ; — major, s.

tainbour-major, m. ; — stick, s. baguette de tambour,

f. ; —, V. a. et n. battre le tambour; tinter.
Druniiiier, dreuiu'-eur, s. tambour, m.
Drunk, dreun'k, a. ivre; to make —, envirtr; to get

^■tStnivrtr.

Dninkilrd, dreutilc'-eurdr, s, rvrognt, tn.
Iiriinken, dreun'i^-k'n, v. Drunk. (f.

Drunkenness, dreunn'-k'n-nessr, i. ivreiit ; ivrognerie.
Dry, dral, a. — ly, ad. sec, ariJe, à stc ; — land, s. ttrrt

/emit, f, ; — , v. a, et •«. lécher, dessécher ; essuyer.
Dryad, drai'-ad, s. dryade, f.
Dryness, drai'-ness^, s. sécheresse, aridité, f.
Dryniirse, drai'-iieursf, t. sevreuse, bonne, f. ; — , v, m,

sevrer.
I>rysliod,«Iraï-chod.', a. à pied s:c.
\ Dub, tleulv, s. coup, m. ; —, v. n. donner Paccoladt.
I Dubiety, diou-b.ii'-i-ti, v. Didjiousncss.
I Dubious, iliou'-bi-cucc, a. — ly, <»./. douteux, indécis.
I Dubiousness, diou'-bi-cucf-ncssc, s. doute, ni.; inter»
I titude, f.
Dubitation, diou-bi-te'-cheun.", s, doute, m.
Ducal, diuu'-kal, a. ducal.
Ducat, deuk'-étc, s. ducat, m.
Duc.itoon, deuk'-a-touuc, s. diicaton, m.
Duchess, dcutch'-ess, s. duchesse, f.
Duchy, deutch'-i, s. duché, ni.
Duck, deuk, s. canard, plongeon ; salut, m. : toile à

voile, {.; — , v. a. et n. plonger; donner la cale;

s'incliner.
iJucker, dcuk'-ciir, s. plongeur, m.
Duckling, deuk'-lin'g«;, s. caneton, m.
Duckoy, dcuk'-oi', v. a. leurrer.
Ducky, deuk'-i, s. iny —, ma poulfllt.
Duct, ileukt^, r. conîluit, canal, m.
Ductile, dcuk'-til, a. ductile; souple.
Ductileness, deuk'-til-ness^. Ductility, dcuk-til'-i-tl, *.

ductiiilé ; fllexibiltté, f.
tDuddy, dcud'-di, a. en guenilles.
Dudgeon, deud'-djcun?, s. petit poignard ; courroux,

m. ; to take in — , prendre en mauvaise /art.
♦ Diids, dcudz^, s. pl.euenilles, f. pi.
Due, diou, a. ;' ad. aii ; com'cnab.'e ; duMe/il, exacte-
ment; — , J. dll, dririt ; impôt, 111,
Duel, diou'-il, s. duel, m.

Dueller, diou'-i-Ieur, Duelliste, diou'U-isff, s. duelliste,
Duciicss, diou'-ness^, s. exattitudr, f. (m.

Duenna, diou-cn'-a, s. duègne, f.
Duetto, diou«ctt'-ô, s. duo, m.
Dug, deug, s. fuamelle, f. ; pis, m. (v. aussi Dig).
Duke, dioukf, s. duc, m.
Dukcdoiii, dioukï'-deuin^, s. duché, m.
Dulcet, deul'-celt, a, doux, agréable.
Dulcilication, deul-ci-fi-kc'-clieuiif s. dulcification, t.
Dulcify, deul'-ci-lai, v. a. dulcijier ; adoucir.
fDuIe, dioulf, s. chagrin, m.
Dull, deul, a. obtus ; stupide ; lourd ; ennuyeux, f.ide ;

triste; sombre; — brained, a. lourd, stupide;

— sighted, a. myope; — witted, n. (/ui u l'esprit

lourd; — ,v. a. et h. hébété r ; émousicr ; aj/aiblir;

ternir ; s'engourdir.
Dullard, deul'-eurdt', s. lourdaud, m.
Dully, dcul'-i, ad. pesamment.
Duliiess, deul'-nesr< j. pesanteur; stupidité; Hûtt'

chalance, (. ; défaut d éclat, m.
Duiy, diou'-li, act. dûment : exactement.
Dumb, deuiiir, a. — ly, ad. muet ; sans parler.
Dumbness, ileuuif'-nesst'. s. mutisme, m.
Dump, deuni|v, s. tristesse, mélancolie, f.
iJuiupish, deuuif'-pichf, a. triste, morne.
Dumpy, deumr'-pi, a. trapu, épais.
Dun, deunc, a. brun ; sombre ; — bec, s. taon, m. ; —,

s. créancier importun, m. ; — , v. a. importuner.
Dunce, deun'c^, s. ignorant, sot, m.
Dung, deun'g»<f, s. fumier, m. ; poudrette, f. ; — cart,

s, tombereau, m. ; — fork. s. fourche, (. ; — liill, s.
fumier, m. ; — yard, s. basse-cour, t. ; —, v. a.

fumer, engraisser.
Dungeon, dcuuif'-djeun^ .f. cachot, m,
Dungy, deuu'g^j'-i, a, plein de fumier, vil,
tDuimiewassal, deun'-ni-vas-sal, s. gentilhomme, va.
Dunnish, dcun'-ichc, a. brunâtre.
IDunshin, deun'-cliiiK', a. qui Joue des coudes.
tDuut, deun'tc, s. coup, m.
Duodecimo, diou-ô-dcs'-i-mô, s. in-donxe, m.
Dupe, dioup^, s. dupe, f. ; —, v. a. du fer.
Duplicate, diou' - pli - kdlf, a. double ; — , s. double,

duplicata, m. ; — , v. a. doubler.
Duplication, diou-pli-ké'-clieuut', s. duplication, (,
Duplicity, diou-plis'-i-ti, j. duplicité, f.
Durability, diou-ra-bil'-i-tl, s. durée, f.
Durable, diou'-ra-bl', a. — bly, ad, durable.
Durableness, diou'-ra-bl'-ness^, .f. durée, f.
Durance, diou'-rann'c^, s. durée ; captivité, t.
Duration, diou-ré'-cheun^, s. durée, (.
Dureless, diour'-less*, a. de courte durée.
Duresse, diour'-ess<, s. captivité, f.
During, dioW-nn'gne,fr./endanl, durant.

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Durily. (lioli'ri-ti, s. diirtU, f.

Durst, ileurstr, v. Dare,

Dusk, (leiiskr, a, — ily, nd. obscur; sombre; — , s.

crépuscule, ni. ; brune; couleur soiubrt, (.; — , t. a.

et n. rendre obscur ; s'obscurcir.
Duskiness, dcuik'-i-ncss^, s. obscurcisiement, m.
Duskish, duusk'-icli^ a. sombre, brun.
Duskishness, dcusk'-ichf-ncss/, s. obscurité, f.
Dusky, dcii-)k'-i, a. — ly, ad. obscur.
Dust, deust^, J. foussière ; foudre, f . ; —\mx,s.f>ou-

drier, m.; —mai), s. boueur, m. ; — , v.a. éfouneler ;

couvrir de poussière.
Duster, deubl'-eur, s. plumeau, m.
Dusty, dcust'-i, a. couvert de pouaiire ; poudreux.
Diitcliess, TA iMichcss.

Duteous, diou'-ti-eiici', <r. obéissant, ohlii;aloire.
Dutiable, diou'-ti-a-bl', a. soumis au.x droits.
Dutiful, iliou'-ti-funl, n. — ly, ad. obéissant, respectueux.
Dutifuliiess, dlou'-tifuul-nessï, s. obéissance, soumis-
sion, f.
Duty, diou'-ti, j. devoir; impôt: service, iii.j devoirs,

respects, ni. jjI. ; on —, de serrue.
1 Dwaim, Uwam, dou-ani*', s. défaillance, t.
Dwarf, douarf^, a. nain ; — , s. tiain, pyx'mée, m. j —

elder, s. hiéble, m. ; —, v. a. rendre nain.
Dwarfish, douarf'-lcli^. a. — ly, ad. nain ; misérable.
Dwarfislmess, douarr-ich^-nt-ss^, s. petitesse de taille, f.
•Dwell, douel, v. n. demeurer, habiter; insister;

regarder Jixetnent.
Dweller, douel'-eur, s. habitant, m.
Dwelling, douel' - m'^ne, s. demeure, f. ; — house,

— place, s. demeure.
Dwelt, doueltf, v. Dwell.

Dwindle, douinn'-dl', t/. a. et n. réduire; diminuer;

déchoir ; se resserrer ; ma i,i;rir.
Dye, daî, v. a. teindre : —, s. teinture, f. ; teint, m.
Dyer, dai'-eur, s. teinturier, m.
Dying, daï'-in'g«f, prt. mourant.
Dynamics, daï-nam'-iks^, s. dynainiijiie, f.
Dynasty, din'-us-ti, s. dynastie, (.

B

Each, itchc, pu. chaque, di.icun ; — ollicr, l'un raiitre.

liager, l'-gweur, a. — ly, ad. ardent, empressé, ai'ide.

Eagerness, i'-p>/eur-ness^, s. ardeur,(. ; e/npresict/ient,
m. ; ai/idite, f.

Kagle, i'-gl. s. aigle, m. et f.

Hagless, i -gless, s. aii>le femelle, f.

Haglet, i'-glett, s. aijjlon, m.

Hagre, i'-g«eur, s. contre-courant, m.

Ear, ir, s. oreille, t. ; épi de blé, m. ; anse, f. ; — drops, s.
pi. pendants d'oreilles, ni. \>\. ; — laj), s. lobe de
f oreille, f. ; — pick, — picker, s. cureoreille, m. ;

— ring, s. boucle cf oreille, f. ; — trumpet, s. cornet
acoustique, m. ; — wax, s. cérumen, m. ; — witness,
s. témoin auriculaire, m. ; — , v. a. et «. labourer ;
monter en épi.

Eard, erd^ v. Hartli.

Eared, îr'd, a. monté en épi.

Earl, erl, s. comte, m.

Earldom, erl'-deunif, s. comté, m.

Earliness, er'-liness*, s. précocité ; diligence, f.

Early, er'-li, a. et ad. précoce, hdtif ; matinal ; de
bonne heure.

Earn, ern^, v. a. gagner ; mériter ; t— , s. aigle, m.

Earnest, er'-nestf, a. — ly, ad. ardent ; empressé, zélé;
to be — with one, presser q. ; — , s. sérieux ; gage,
in. ; arr/tes, f. pi. ; — money, s. arrhes, f. pi.

Earnestness, er'-nest-nessf, s. ardeur, t. ; empresse-
tnent, zèle, ni. ; gravité, f. ; sérieux, m.

Earnings, er'-iiin'gx'z, s. pi. gages, m. pi.

Earth, erth, s. terre, f. ; —boni, a. terrestre ; — flax, s.
amiante, m. ; — nut, s. truffe, f. ; — qiiakc. s. tremble-
itunt de terre, m. ; — worm, s. ver de terre, m. ; — ,
V. a, et n. couvrir de terre ; se cacher sous terre.

Earthen, er'-tli'n, a. de terre, terreux.

Earthiness, er'-thi-ness^, s. nature terrestre ; gros-
sièreté, f.

Eartliliness, erth'-lincssf, s. nature mondaine, (.

EartJiling, erth'-lin'gw?, s. habitant de la terre, m.

Earthly, erth'-li, a. terrestre: mondain; sensuel;

— minded, a. mondain, sensuel.
Earthy, erth'-i, a. terreux ; terrestre.

Ease, ize, s. aise, commodité ; facilité: liberté, f. ; — ,
V. a. mettre à l'aise ; soulager, adoucir.

Easoful. iz'-foul, a. paisible, tranquille.

Easel, i'-z'l, s. chevalet, m. ; t— ■ ad. à l'est.

Easement, ize'-menn't, j. soulagement, secours, adou-
cissement, m.

Easily, i'-zi-li, ad, aisément, à l'aist. -

Easiness, i'-zi-ncss/, s. aisance ; /acililé ; IranquiHilé t
complaisance, f.

liast, istf, s. est ; orient, m.

li.isier, is'-teur, .t. t'dques, m. ; — eve, s. veille de
/'dques, f. ; — tille, s. temps de J'ifquet, m.

Easterly, is'-teur-li, liastern, is'-teurn^, a. d'est, orienl,U.

Eastward, ist'-oueurdf, ad. à I est, à l'orient.

Hnsy, i'-zi, a. aisé, facile ; à l'aise ; complaisant.

•H.it, itc, V. a. et n. manger ; consommer ; se nourrir;
to — one's word, se rétracter.

Eatal'le, i'-ta-bl', i». bon à manger.

Eatables, i'-ta-blz, s. pt. comestibles, vivres, m. pi.

li.îter, i'-tcur, j-. mangeur, m.

Eating, i'-tin'g;/*', s. manger, m. ; — lieuse, s. rcs.
taiirant, m,

I-^ives, ivz, s. pi. bord du toit, larmier, m.

Kavesdrop, iv'z'-ilru;), v. a. é/re au.x écoutes.

li.ivesdropper, iv'z'-drop-eiir, s. eiouleur, espion, !n.

libb, el), s. reflux, ni. ; décadence, f. ; —, v. n. lejtrur ;
décliner.

r.ben, libon, eb'-curi^, s. c'bène, f. ; — Iree, s. él/énier, m.

libonist, eb'ô-nist?, s. ebeiiiste, m.

Hbony, eb'-ô-ni, s. ébène, f.

Ebriety, i-brai'-i-ti, s. ivresse, f.

libriosity, i-bri-os'-i-ti, s. ivrognerie, i.

Ebullition, eb-eul-ich'-eunr, s. ebullition, f. ; bouillonne-
ment, m.

ICcceiitric, ek-ccnn'-frik, a. excentrique ; bizarre.

Eccentricity, ek-ceiin-tris'-i-ti, s, excentricité; bizarre-
rie, f.

Ecclesiastic, ek-kli-zi-as'-tik,a. ecclésiastique ; —, s.
ecclésiasliqiie, m.

Echo, ek'-ô, s. écho, m. ; —, v. a. et n. faire l'echj ;
resonner, retentir.

lùleclic, eW-lek'-lik, a. éclectique.

Isclipse, i-klips<r', s. éclipse, f. ; — , v. a. éilips.r, eQ'actr,

l-;cliii{ue, ck'-log, s. étuogiie, f.

Economie, —al, i-kô-iioiii'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad. écono-
mique ; économe.

Economies, i-ko-noni'-iks, s. pi. économie, f.

Economist, i-kon'-ô-mist^, s. éionome : économiste, m.

Economize, i-kon'-ô-maïz?, v. a. économiser.

Economy, i-kon'-ô-mi, s. économie, f.

Ecst.icy, Ecstasy, cks'-ta-ci, s. extase, t. ; transport, m.

Edacious, i-dé'-clieiic<', a. vorace.

lùlacity, i-das'-i-li, s. voracité, i.

Editer, ed'-eur, s. fagotaille, f. ; — , v. a. garnir de
fagots. [billon Ht' r.

Eiliiy, ed'-di, s. remous ; tourbillon, m. ; — , v. n. A';ic

Edge, edj^, s. tranchant, fil ; bord, m. ; tranche : a'c.e,
sagacité, f , ; — , v. a. ai);uiser; border; esci.ei ;
avancer.

Edgeless, edjf'-les5<, a. émoussé.

Eclgeways, ciljf'-ouozir. Edgewise, cdje'-ouaïz;, ad, U
long dit bord.

Edging, edj'-in"g»/^, s. bordure, f.

Edible, ed'-i-br, v. Eatable.

Edict, i'-dikt, .r. édit, m.

Edification, ed-i-fi-ke'-cheun?, s. édification, f.

lùlifice, ed'-i-fi-ce, s. édifice, m.

Eilify, ed'-i-faî, v. a. édifier.

Ivlifyingly, ed'-i-faï-in'g«^-li, ad. cTune manière édi-

Edit, cd'-it^, V. a. publier, rédiger. 1,/iaiue,

Edition, l-dich'-cun<', s. éaition, f.

Editor, ed'-i-teur, s. éditeur ; rédacteur, m.

Educate, ed'-ioukël^, v. a. élever.

Education, ed-iou-ké'-cheun^, s. éducation, f.

Educator, eil-iou-ké'-teur, s. instituteur, ni,

Etiuce, i-dioucf', v. a. tirer, extraire.

Hduct, i-dcukt', s. extrait, m.

Eduction, i-deuk'-clieuiic, s. extraction, f.

tUe, i, v. Eye.

iîel, il^, s. anguille, f.

tlien, 'me, pour Kyes.

E'en, \ne, pour Even.

E'er, é'-eur, pour Ever.

Efface, ef-féc«', v. a. effacer.

Effect, ef-fekt', s. effet ; résultat, m. ; —s of nassenf;cr<;.
pi. effets de passage, m. pi.; —, v. a. effictiur : ri-

Effectible, ef-fek-ti-bl', a. faisable, praticable, [aiiser.

Effective, ef-fek'-tiv^, a. — ly, ad. effectif, réel.

Effectless, ef-fekt'-less^, a. sans effet.

Effector, ef-fek'-teur, s, auteur, m.

Effectua!, ef-fek'-tchiou-al, a. — ly, ad. efficace.

Effectuate, ef-fek'-tchiou-iét^, v. a. effectuer ; réaliser.

lîffeminacy, ef-lem'-i-na-ci, s. mollesse, f.

Effeminate, ef-fem'-i-nét^, a. — ly, ad. effiminé; —,
V. a. et n. efféminer ; s'efféminer, s'amolir.

Effeminatiori, ef-fem-i-né'-cheun?, s. nature éner-.ée,
mollesse, f.

Effervesce, ef-fer-vess^', v. n. être en effervescence.

Effervescence, ef-fer-ves'-senn'c?, s, effervescence, i.

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Effervescent, ef-fer-ves'-senrH, a. ifftrvticent,
Unete, ef-fit*', a. usé, sleriU.
kliicacious, ef-fi-ke'-cheuc^. a. — ly, ad. efficact.
Htticaciousness, er-ri-ke'-cheuc^-ncssf, Èfhcucy, ef-fl-

kaci, s. ejffnacite, (.
Etiicieiice, — cy, ef-ficli'-yenn'cr, —ci, s. tffitacit^,

vertu, f.
Efficient, ef-fich'-yeiin't, a. — ly, ad. (fflcact.
trti^jy, cf-fiil-ji. ■'• ii'ifift f.
I'fHcircNte, fl-rto-res.'rf', t. «. s'ffflturir.
l-.illurcscence, — cy, ef•flû-res'-^,elm cc, —ci, j. efflorts-

leiue, f.
JiHiuroscent, ef-flô-res'-senn't, ii. ejffioreueiit.
Lttiucnce, i-f -fliou-ciin'c^, j. ej/luriue, f.
ttHux, el'-fleiiks, j. écouitiiieiil, iii. ; —, ef-flcuks',

V. H. i't'toitUr.
Hlfurt, ef-forlf, s. tffort, iii.
trtruiUery, ef-freunii'-tcr-i, s. tffronterie, f.
LllulKence, ef-feul'-djciin'te, j. ei/ul, ni. ; spleudtur, f.
Ltful);eiu, ef-leur-iljcnnt, a. n/it/nnt.
I'.Hubiim, ef-fiou'-jciiii?, j. tJ/iiMon, f.
]:U, citf, s. It'zurd, III. ; —, ad. promptement ; souvent.
liijrtd, i-^j.iJ', int. parbleti !
hvx.' "^K. ■>• "^I'A '"• i — cup, s. roifuetier, in. ; — shell,

i. (OijHt d am/', f. ; —, V. it. exi iter.
t"j;l.iiiliiie, e^'-lanii-tinf, i. ej^lunlier, m.
L)(>iti!>iii, i'-)'o-tiziii, s. f);olsine, m.
t^otibl, r-jjô-tibtc, s. e'j^otile, m.
tjjolistic, — al, i-t{ô-lis'-tik, —a\, a. présomptueux ; qui

p.irle de ioi ; gui seut té^.-ïstiie.
L);rcnious, i-({ri'-(lji-euc?, d. — ly, ad. exte.'lfiif. insixue.
tn'esb, i'-tjress, Ujjresbion, i-(;rci.li'-ciiM?, s. sortie, f.
L>;rt:t, l'-Hrelt, s. aigrette, f.
thidtiit, ey'-deim't, a. actif.
hulcr-down, ei'-dcur-daDUiK", s. édrcdoti, m.
l.iKlit, éytc, <i. huit.
l:it;li,ccii, ey'-tiiif, a. dix-huit,
hijilitc'eiith, ey'-tiim'tli, a. dix-huitième.
liiglitiuld, eytf'-foUU, a. octuple. Hmtjois,
tijihtii, eyt^tli. II. — ly, ad. huttieme.
liiKiiticîli, éy'-ti-etli, a. quatre-viitj^tièinc,
Lijjhtbcure, cyle'-ikore, a. cent ioixanle.
hitflity, ey'-ti, a. quatre-vm^t.
thik, />««/• like,
hither, i'-tlicur, pu. fun ou l'autre; chacun ; — , c.

ioil ; ou.
tliitlily, éytli'-li, ad. aùe'mrnt.
thildm^, éyl'-dm'uw^, i. chauffage, m.
hj.iciildtioii, i-djak'iuu-lc'-cheunr, s. i mission, f,
l-.^cct, i-iljckt', f. a. jeter ; expu/ser.
h|cclion, i-djt'k'-clieun^, s. exputsion, f.
Lke, ikr, c. en outre, et tn/nie ; —, s. addition, f. ; — ,

V. a. at;randir ; allonger ; proloni^er.
Elaborate, idiil)'-6-rctc", v. a. élaborer; — ,a. — ly, ad.

Inivaillé avec soin.
Elaborateiiess, i-lab'-o-rct«'-ncss^, s. perfection, f.
hiabor.ition, i-lab-ô-re clieiiiic, s. elaboration, f.
Elance, i-laim'c«', v. a. lancer.
Elapse, i-lap-s^, v. u. s'ccoiiler.
Elastic, — al, i-lass'-tik, —al, a. élastique,
l.lasticity, i-las-tis'-i-ti, s. élasticité, f".
Eiate, :-.et^', f. a. enorgueillir : — , a. enorgueilli.
Elaliuii, ilé'-cheuiic, s. orgueil, ni. •,Jierte, f.
Elbuw, el'-bô, s. coude; angle, m.; — chair, ^.fau-
teuil, m. ; — ruDiii, s. coudées Jranches, t. pi. ; —, î'. a.

et n. coudoyer ; Jaire un angle.
Elder, el'-deur, a. plus Agé ; —, s. ancien ; sureau, m. ;

—s, pi. aïeux, \\\. pi.
Elderly, el'-deur-li, a. dgé.

Eiilcrshii), el'-deur-cliip, .r. aînesse, ancienneté, f.
Elilchl, el-deste, a. le plu.'i âge, laine.
Elect, idekt', v. a. élire, c/ioutr ; — , a. élu.
Election, i-lek'-cheun<', s. election, t.; choix, m. ; — law,

j. loi d'élection, f.
Electioneer, i-lck-cheuii-ir', v. n. travailler les élec-
Elective, i-lck'-tive, a. électif. \teurs.

l;lcctor, i-lek'-teiir, s. électeur, m.
Electoral, i-lek'-to-ral, a. électoral.
Electric, —al, i-lek'-thk, —al, a. électrique.
Electricity, i-lek-tris'-i-ti, s. électricité, f.
Electrify, i-lek'-tri-faï, z: a. clectriser.
Electuary, idek'-tchiou-a-ri, s. eleciuairi, m.
Eleemosynary, el-i-nioz'-i-na-ri, a. d aumône, de charité.
KIcKance, — cy, el'-i-gann'cr, - ci, s. élégance, i.
Eletfant, r''.i-^ann't, a. — ly, ad. éléjian!.
Kle^iac, 'jaï'-ak, a. élégiaquc.
tlc({y. e- I. J. élégie, f.

Element, i i-iiienn't, .t. é'ément, m. I

HIeiiiental, el-i-incnii'-tal, Elementary, cl-i-mcnn'-ta-ri, !

a. élémentairt. |

Elephant .el'-l-fann't, *. éléphant, m. ; — driver, s. |

(«mac, m, \

ICIevîvte, el'-i-vrfV, v. a. élei'er ; eiralfer; a. éltVtk

lilevation, el-i-vc'-cheiiiir, s. el.xa.ion, t.

KIcven. i-lcv'-v n, a. orne,

Eilevcnth, i-1» v'-v'ntli, a. onxiiint.

VM, elf (/•/. elves), s. lutin ; uaiii, m.

Ellisli, el'-ficli*, a. de lutin.

lilicit, i-lis'-it^, V. a. faite jaillir ; tirer,

Jilide, i'iaid^', 7'. a. ilider.

liliKibility, el-i-djiliil'iti, r. éligibilité, f.

Hli^jibl'". el'-i-dji-br, a. rl-giblr, prefer. lile.

l-.li>;il leness, cf'-i-dji M -luss^, ,t. el.ijiCUt.e.f.

Mliiidnatc, e'-im-i-iiéti', "'. a. éliminer,

lilisii II, i-lij'eun^, s. elision, t.

l'.lix f, idik'-.'ieur, s. élixir, m,

lilk. tik»-, s. elan. ni.

l-ll, el, X. aune, t. ; —, T. a. aimer.

IUlipsis, el-lip'-ciss, t. ellipse, (.

l'.lliptic. —al, tl-lip-tik, —al, a. elliptique,

l'.liii, eliiir, s. orme, m.

liliiiy, el'-ini, a. dormes.

l'ilocutioii, el-o-kioii'-chcuiw, s. elocution, f.

H!oii>;ate, i-Umir-j;i<étf, v. a. et n. allonger ; .^'élotcner.

l:.lonK.'ition, i -lonn ->;«c' • cheunr, s. pio.'ongement ,

eloignement, m.
KIopc, i lop^, V. n. s'tvader ; s'enfuir.
IJopciiieiit, i-lflpr'-iiiciiirt, s. fuite, eiasion, f.
Kluciiienco, d'-iikoueiinc?, s. éioquen.e, f.
tilixpient, el'-6-kouenn't, a. — ly. ad. eloquent.
lilse, vhie, pu. et ad autre; autrement ; on bien,
Klsewliere, cls«'-houèr^, ad. ailleurs.
f lilshin, el'-chinr, s. alêne, f.
l'.lucidatf, i-liou'.ci-dot^, v. a. éclairer.
l'ducid.ition, iliou-(;i-(le'-clicun^, s. éclaircissement, m,
IClucidator, iliou'-ci-dé-tcur, s. commentateur, m.
lihidc, ilioiidf, V. a. éluder, éviter.
1-liisioii, i-liou' 06011^, X. artifice, m.
Kiusive, i-liou'-civr, Elusory, idiou-seur-i, a. évasif.
Elves, V. Elf.

Elysiaii, i lij'-i-an?, a. céleste.
liiysium, idij'-i-ciiiii^, s. t-.lysée, m.
Elu, pour 1 hem.
Emaciate, i-inéclii-ctc, v, a. etn. maigrir ; amaigrir ;

— , a. maigre.
Eiu.iciation, i-iiié-clii-é'-clicun^, s. amaigrissement, m.
l'.iuaiiatc, em'-a-nét''. v. a. é'iianer.
Eiiiaiiatiun, em-a-iié'-clieuuc s. émanation, 1.
Iiiiiaiici|iate, i-iuanu' ci [ictc, v. a. émanciper.
Eiiiaiici|)ation, i-iuaim-ci-pé'-cheuiic, i. emancipation.t,
iiiii.iscul.ite, i-mass'-kidii-létc, v. a. ili.ilrer ; énerv, r.
iMii.isculatioii, i-iii.iss'ki()ii-lc'-clieim«", s. caitration, t.
l'.iubalm, cm -li.inif', v. a. embaumer.
ICiiib.ilmer, cm'-b.uii'-eur, s. embaumeur, m.
E.iubaiik, ein di.iiin k', v. a. eiijermer ,1 une digue.
Eiiib.iiikmeiit, uiu'-bamrk'-iiioiin t, s. remblai, m. ;

digue, f.
Eiiui.irini, cm'd)ar'-i;ô, s. embargo, m.
li.iibark, eiird)ark', v.a. et n.eiiibar,/iier: s'embarquer,
iMiili.irk.itioii, em'-ii.ir-kiy-clieuiK-, s. ai.'iirquemctU.M,
i-.iiibarrais, eiii -bar'-a.ss, -'. a. enibnrratser.
l-,iil).irrassiiiLMit, cm'diar'-ass-iiiciiii t. s. oiibarrai, m,
l'.iiib i-.f. eiii -licc^', V. a. altérer, deprater.
l^iidiaseiiieiit, cm'-bécf'-meim't, s. di praza.'ioii, f.
liiiib.issadiir, ein'-lias'-a-deur, s. ami'a.Ma,:ciir, m,
Embassadrcss, eiu -bas'a-dress, s. amb.n.uidricc, f.
Euibassaife, em'djas-edjt'. Embassy, em 'b.is-i, s. aiil-

biissade, 1.
Hmli.ittle, em'-bat'-tr, v. a. ranger en bataille.
Embay, ein'-l>é', î'. a. mouiller; enjermer dans une

baie.
Eiiibellisli, em'dier-ith*", v. n. embellir.
Embellishment, ein-bcr-ich-mcim t. s.embellissenieiil.m.
liuiber-days, cm 'd>ciir-dez, i. pi. les trois jo.irs de

Jeune des i^iiatre- iemps,
l.iiibers, em'dieurz, s. br.xise, f.
Embezzle, em-bez'-zl', ik a. malverser, détourner ;

.s'approprier.
I'"iiil>e^zlciiieiit, em'-bcz'-zr-mennt, s. malvenation, f.
l'.iiiblaze, cm -blezf', v. a. blaiouner.
E.iiibl.i;!(iiiry. eiii'-blu'-z n-ri, s. bla.icn, m.
l-.mbkiii, cm' bleiii, s. emblème, m.
E.mblem.itic, —al, em -bli-m.it'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad.

emblématique.
Embody, em d)>>d'-i, v. Iinbndy.
Emboss, em -boss', î'. II. ;,'/(i;r;-r»/ fi"/;'»;/!
Eiiibos.ment, em boss'-memi t, i. reliej, m.
Eiiibottle, ei"-bot'-tr, t/. a. mettre en bouleille.
E.mbowel, ei.i -baou'-el, v. a. éreiitrcr ; eu/ouir.
Embrace, em direct, v. a. embrasser; contenir; —,

Embraceincnt, cm diréc^^-menni, s. embmsiement.iu.
Embrasure, ein 'brc'jiour^, s. embrasure, f.
Embrocation, em'diro-ke'-clicmi^. s. embrocation, f.
Embroider, em'-broi'-deur, v. a. broder.

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Embroiderer, em'-liroï'-cleiir-eiir. s, bmititr, m. ; bro-
Embroidery, ctir-l)roi'-(k-iir-i, s. biodtrif, f. \,hiiie, f.
tmUroil, em-bro'i . v. a. br>>itiUer ; tmliioiiilUr.
Kinbroilnieiit, eii rdil'-iiicnu't, s. broitiUtrif, f.
ihme, iyme, s. oii,,^, in.
Jiiiicinlable, i-ineuii'-ila-br, tt. co-rij^ihlt.
Hinundalioii, em-enii-dé'-clieunf, r. oirnrtioil, t.
tiiieiulator, em-enu.tld'-tcitr, s. lOf Uiteiir, in,
fcniemld, ein'-i-r.ild, s. émtratidf, (.
Kuiertje, i-mcrdjc', v. n. sortir, paraître.
liincrjjence, — cy, i-incr'-djcim'cr, —ci, j. ^mtrsioit ,

apparition ; iirs^friit, (. ; accijei.t, m.
EnicrKc-nt, i-nicr-djciint, a. s'ein'aiit ;
tniery, im'-eri, s. tmeri, in.
Emetic, iiiRt'-ik, r. /nutii/iif, ni.
Eiiiication, cii\-i-l<i;'-tlii;iiii<-, .f. ftiiiitHfnient, m.
r-niij^riiit, enr-i-|,'r.inirt, j. (iniinatil, in.
hniiKr.ilc, cin'-it^ntc, t'. it. nii'i-rcr.
jiniijjr.ition, cnr-i-j,'rL'-cliciiiv, j. cmii^ratwit, f.
J'.mincMicc, — cy, cin'-i-ncnncf, —ci, j. éinincnct : dis-

tint t ion, f.
Einiiiont, cm'-i-ncnn't, a. — 1y, ad. eminent, iUmtre.
I'jiiiss.iry, cin'-is-sa-ri, .t. c'liiisuuri; in.
Eniissidii, i-tiiicir-ciinc, .v. i-i'iis.sion, (.
limit, i-iiiiti-, -,i.a. I'-ter, d,!;a,;tr ; envoyer.
hiiiinct, cm'-it/', s./ournii, f.
Einincw, cm'-iiiioii', v. a. mettre eu cai;e.
Einolliciit, l-inor-iciint, a. s. e'moUienl.
Enioliimont, i-mor-ioii-mcnn't, s. emolument, avantaee,
Einoluincntal, i-inol-ion-nionn't'-al, a. avantageux, fin.
Emotion, i-ino'-clieiiiK-, s. emotion, f.
Empale, cm'-pelir', v. a. pali.'^sadcr.
Empalement, cm-pclir'-iiienn't, s. empalenicnt, in,
limpanncl, em pan'-cl, s. liste des juris, f.
Empark, em-park', -■. a. en/ermer.
Einpassion, ein-né'-cliciinc, Umpeacli, em-pitche', etc.,

V. lin|).ission, lini)cacli, etc.
Emperess, ein''.per-css^, s. impe'ra'riee, f.
limperor, em''-per-eiir, s. empereur, in.
Enipliasis, cm'fi-ciss, s. emplia\e, f.
Empli.itii:, — ;il, em -fat'-ik, — al, a. —ally, ad. emplia-

ti./ne, e'ner^iijiie.
Empire, em '-paire, s. empire, in.
limpiric, — ,il, cm -pir'-ik, — al,
limpiricisin, em'-pir'-i-ci/ni, .(.
I'jiiplnster, em'-plass'-tenr, s.

mettre un emplâtre.
l-.mplead, em'-plide', :■. a. acniser.
Employ, em'-ploi', s. emploi, m. ; e/iarj^e, f. ; —, 7\ a.

employer; ot\iiper.
Employer, em'-ploi'-eiir, s. inaitre, patron, m.
l:m;)loyment, cm'-plor-mennt, s. eniploi,\i\.;coiiditioil,f.
linijioison, em-poi'-z ii, t. a. empoisonner.
Ejmpoisoner, em'•|^ol'-^■n-eur, s. cyiipoisonneiir, in. [m.
Empoisuninent, em'-poi'-z'n-mennt, s.emp.iisonnement,
Eini)orium, em'-p6'-ri-eunif, s. ville d'entrepôt, étape, f,
lîmpoverisli, em -pov'-er-iclic, v. Impoverish.
Empower, em'-paon'-enr, v. a. autoriser.
Empress, cm''-press, s. impe'ratriee, f.
Emprise, em'-praize'', r. entreprise, (.
Emptiness, em''-liness, s. Tide, in.; vaeiiite' ; vanity, f.
Empty, ein'-ti, a. Tide ; vain ; — , z'. a. vider; épuiser.
Einpuzzle, cm'-penz'-zl', %•. a. embarrasser.
Empyreal, ein'-pir'-ial, a. empyree.
E~imilate, em'-iou-Utr, v. a. rivaliser; —, a. ambitieux.
Emulation, em'-ion-lé'-cliennc, s. émulation, rivalité, f.
ICnuil.ilor, em'-ion Ictcnr, s. émule, rival, m.
Enmiatross, em'-inn.It.trossc, s. éniiilatriee, f.
Emnlous, cm'-io'.ilence-, a. — ly, ad. émule, ambitieux.
^mnlunsiiess, cm'-iou-leuce-iiessf, t. émii.'atioii, f.
limnlsion, i-meiir-cheuiie, s. emulsion, f.
En.ible, en-é'-bl', v. a. mettre en état de, mettreà mfme.
Enact, cn'-akt'. s. projet, dessein, m. ; —, v. a. exécuter ;

jouer un râle; arrêter.
Enactment, en'-nkt'-incnn't, s. ordonnance, f.
Enamel, cn'-nin'-el, s. émail, m. ; —, v. a. entailler,
Enameller, en'-am'-el-enr, s. émaillenr, m.
Enamollin!;?, en'-am'-clin',i,'«<', s. émaiUine, f.
Enamonr, en'-am'-enr, t'. a. rendre amoureux.
Enamoured, en'-am'-eurde, a. amoureux.
Enarration, en'-ar-ré'-cheuni?, .f. narration, t.
H:icaj.;e, emi-kétljf', v. a. mettre en iai;e.
Encamp, eim-kam'p', v. ii. camper.
Encampment, enn-kam'p'-mennt, s. ca»t/einen(, m.
Encase, enn-kiis?', v. a. encaisser.
Encanstic, enn-k,1c<?'-tik, s. encaustit/tie, f,
Encliufe, enn-tclidfe', v. a. irriter ; /ilc/ier.
Enchain, enn-tclic'nif', v. a. enchatner.
Enchant, enn-tchann't', v. a. enchanter.
Enchanter, enn-tchann'-tenr, s. enchanteur, m.
Enchantiii jly. eiin-tclianu'-tia'g/^'-li, ad. par enchante-

ment, à ravir.

a. -.illy, ad. empirique.
cmpntMiie. m.
emplâtre, m. ; —, v, n.

Enchantment, enn-tchann't'-menn't, t. richaHtemeiil.Hi,
Encli.intress, eimtchann'-tress, s. enchanteresse, f.
Hnchasc, enn-tchéc^', v. a. enchils.ier.
Encircle, enncer'-kl', v. n. entourer.
liiicirclet, enn-cerk'-lett, s. cercle, m.
ImkIosc, cnn-kloze", v. a. clore ; entourer,
linclosiire, enn-kl6'-jienre, s. cliltiire, f.
i-;ncoiniast, cnn-ko'ini-aste, s. panéi'yriste, m.
Encomium, enii-kô'-mi-cum^ s.panecyrii/iie, élo^e, m.
Ijicompass, eiin-keum^'-pi'.ss, t/. a. environner,
ICncompassment, ennkcum*'-pass-menn't, s. cireon-

locution, f.
Encore, eim-kôr', ad. encore, bis ; — , v. a. redeinaii,!.T.
Encounter, enn-kaoune'-teur, s. rencontre, f. ; —, :. ,1.

et ti. tfticontrer ; en venir au.v maint.
Encoimtercr, cim-ka mn^'-tenr-eur, s. adveixaire, m.
l'Jlcoura;.;e, cnn-kenr'-idj»', v. a. encouraxer. \niiii', m.
l'iiLonr.i^jument, cim-keur'-idjc-mcim't, s. encourait-
lincoiir.iL'er, ciin-keur'-iiij-eiir, s. iiisti;;atetir, m.
Encroach, ennkrôtchi;', v. a. et n. empiéter, anticiper;

s'emparer.
l'juro.u her, enn-krotch'-eur, s. usurpateur, in.
lùicroaclimcnt, cnn krùtch'-mtim't, s. empiétement, m.
Encrust, cmi-krcustc', v. Incnist.
Uncniiilier,cnnkcimw'-l)enr,T'. iJ. encombrer; einfeMur.
Encumbrance, enn-kcum«'-brannce, s. embarro.^ eut-

péiliement, m.
lîncyclopedia, cnn-siï-klô-pi'-dl-a, s. encyc'opédie. f.
End, eim'd, s.Jin, f. ; bout ; dessein, but, m. ; by t!iL' —,

par hasard ; on —, debout, droit; —, v. a. et n.
Jinir, achever; se terminer.
End.imajje, eimilain'-c'djc, v. a. endommaf^er.
Endama},'ement, enn-dam'-édjeineim't, .r. dommn:;e. m.
Endanp[er, emi-déne'-djeur, t. a. mettre en doo:;rr:
Endear, cnn-dir', v. a. /aire chérir. [ri\-/iirr.

Endearment, cnn-dir'-mcnn't, s. tendresse ; cares.xr. !.
Endeavour, eim-dcv'-cur, j. e^ort, m. ; —, v. n. i'tf-
forcer, tâcher. {endemi.iii:.

l'.ndcmial, cnn-di'-mi-al. Endemic, enn-dem'-k. .r.
Endenize, enn-den'-ize. Endenizen, enn-den'-i z n, :.ii.

affranchir ; naturaliser.
Eiiilict, eim-daitt', v. Indict,
lûidini;, enn'-din'i;«e, s. /in, f.
lin live, enn'-dive, s. chicorée, f.
landless, enn'd'-lcsse, a. — ly, ad. infini : san^/în.
I-.mllessness, enu'il'-lesse-nesse, ,i-. infinité, f.
l'ndiouij, cnn'tl'-long/re, a. en loua; tout droit,
Enilor;>e, cnn-dorz?', etc., v. Indorse, etc.
liiidow, enn-daou', v. a. doter ; douer.
lindowinent, enn-<laou'-inenn"t, s. dotation, f.
Jjnhie, enn-diou', t'. a. douer.
Endurable, enn-diou'-r.i-bl', a. supportable.
lindurance, enn-(liou'-r.inn"cc, s. durée ; souffrarc
Endure, enn-diourï', v. a. et ti. endurer; siipp.'i

souffrir.
lindurcr, cnn-diou'-reur, s. celui qui souffre.
Endwise, cnn'd'-ouaïze, ad. debout.
Enemy, en'-i-mi, s. ennemi, m. L'i'./

linertî'etic, —al, cn-cr-djet'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad. en
Enerj{ize, en'-er-djaïz^, v. n. ax;ir avec énergie.
liiieri,')', en'-cr-dji, .r. énergie, f.
Enervate, i-ner'-vétf, 7;. a. énerver.
Enervation, en-cr-vé'-cheune, s. enervation, f,
tEneunh, i-nenf, v. Enough.
Enfeeble, cnn-fi'-bl', v. a affaiblir.
Enfecblement, eim-fi'-br-menn't, s. affaiblissemen'., m.
I-nfeotf, eim-fif, v. a. inféoder.
Enfeoflincnt, cnn-lif -menn't, s. inféodati'on, (.
Enforce, cnn-forcc', v. a. fortifier ; insister sur.
Enforcedly, cnn-fôr'-ccd-li, ad. deforce. \cessi/r, f.

linforccmént, enn • forct'' - menn't, j. contrainte. i:r-
Enfranchise, enn - frann' - tchize, v. a. affratuhir;

naturaliser.
Enfranchisement, cnn-frann'-tchiz-menn't, s. affran-
chissement, m.
Enj;ane, cnn-^;«édj<^', v. a. et n. engager ; ga:;Hcr;

séduire; s'eut^ager ; se battre.
Eiifjaijeinent, enn • gKédjc'' - inenn"t, s, engaj;eiii.'ii! :

combat, m.
En^arrison, enn-ijnr'-ri-s'n, v. a. mettre en garnison.
Engender, cnn-djenn'-Ueur, v. a. et n. eiij;endier;

s engendrer.
Enuiiie, enn'-djinir, s. machine, f. ; artifice, m. ; calorie

— , s. vaisseau calorique, m. ; fire — , s. pompe

à incendie, f. ; stcam — , s. machine à vapeur, \.\

— man, s. tnécanicien-conducteur, m.
Enifineer, enn-ilii-nir', s. ingénieur, ni.
Enjîinery, enn'-djine-ri, s. artillerie, f. ; ge'nit, n^
En^rird, enn-j;)<erd', v. a. ceindre.
Enijlut, cnn-nleut^, v. a. engloutir.
EnJforKC, enn-g-ordjf', v. a. avaler, de'vortr.
Engraft, enn-graft', v. Ingraft.

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Engrail, emi-Br<!l?', V. a. deiUelfi;
' X.n\!,iA\\\, ciiii-^rcn<'', v. it. /eimifre tit praiiii trtnt.
Hii>;ra|i|ile, riin-i{rnp'-pr, f. «. rn vriiir aux mains,
\^.nfft•\^1, eiin-Krasp , v. a. rin/oigiitr.
Engrave, enn-Krdv^, v. a. graver.
tnifraver, enti-Kf^'-vciir, s. pritvriir, m.
Ennravcry, enM-i;ré'-veiir-i, linjjravini;, cnn-fjrd'-vin'gw»',

s. gravure, f.
Engross, cnii-grôcf', t. a. //al.tsir ; engraisser ;

grossoyer ; s'emfartr cit.
£ii(jrosscr, enn-Krôc^'-ciir, s. ncraf'areur ; ecpiitr, in.
Engrossment, cnn-ijroce'-inenn"t, s. aaapareiiieut, ni.
Ennulf, cim-B;(cuU" , v. a. engouffrer. (c.vii(.'//r>-.

Enhance, en'-liaiin'c^, v. a. enclit'rir ; augmenter ,
Enlinncement, cn'-hann'cf'-iiicnn't, s. hausse, f. ; en-

che'rissevieut, ni.
Eni(;iTia, i-nig'-ma, s. /nigtne, f.

Enigmatic, —al, i-ni<-inat'-ik, —al, a, —ally, aii. e'nig-
Enjoin, enn-cljoîni?', 7'. »/, enjoindre. \niixtii]ue.

Enjoinnient, enn-djoïnf'-nicnn't, s. injx^nction, t.
Enloy, enn-djoi', i/. a. Jouir de ; to — one's self, se

divertir, se rrjouir. [srur, m

Enjnycr, ciui-iljoï'-eur, s. relui qui Jonit df, losie^-
Enjoyment, cnn-iljoï'-nicnnt, s. JuUissante, {.\/>l«isir,\\\.
EnKindle, L-nii-kinn'-ill', v. a. ttiu. allumer ; s'allnmer,

s'enjlammer.
Eiilar>;e, enn-lardjr*, z: a. et il. élargir, agrandir j

riendre ; s'agraiulir.
Enlarffcinent, enn-lardj*'-incnn't, s. agrandissement,

ni. ; délivrance, f.
Enlarifer, enn-lardjc'-enr, s. amplificateur, m.
Enlinht, enn-laïtc', linliglitcn, eiin-lai'tu, v. a. Ma

illuminer.

Enli^flitener, cnn-I.ii'-t'n-eiir, .f. celui gui éclaire.
Enlink, enn-linn'k', v. a. enchaîner.
Enlist, enii-list<', v. a. et n. enrJler ; s' en râler, s'engager.
Enlistment, enn-list?'-incnn't, s. enrrlcnent, m.
Enliven, cnn-laï'-v'n, 7'. a. animer ; cgnjer.
Enlivener, enn-laï'-v'n-eiir, s. celui t/ui anime.
E^nluinine, enn-liou'-iiiinr, v. a. éclairer.
Enmesh, enn-intchf', v. a. attraper.
Enmity, enn'-mi-ti, :r. iniinflie, t.
linnolile, enn-nô'-bl", v. a. anoblir, ennoblir.
linnoblemeiit, enn-nô'-bl'-menn't, s. anoblissement, m.
Ennui, cnn'-ou-i, .r. ennui, chagrin, m.
iMiodation, en-6 dé'-cheuiK, .f. dc'noilmtnt, m.
l'jiorniity, i-nor'-mi-ti, s. enormile, f.
l'Miorinous, i-nor'-meiic<', a. — ly, ad. énorme.
Imoutjh, i-neuf, Enow, i-nou', ad. assez.
]{niiiiire, enn-kou-aïrf', v. In(|uire.
linrafîe, enn-rédjir', v. a. irriter, exaspérer.
Enrank, enn-ran'k', f. a. ranger.
Enrapture, enn-rap'-tchicur, Enravish, enn-rav'-iclif,

V. a. ravir, transporter.
Enravishmcnt, enn-rav'-icli^-inenn't, s. ravissement, m.
Enretjister, cnn-rédjf'-is-toiir, v. a. enregistrer.
Enricii, enn-ritch', v. a. enrichir.
Enrichment, enn-ritch'-nienn't, s. enrichissement, m.
Enridge, enn-ridjr', v. a. sillonner.
Enring, enn-rin'^Hf', v. a. entourer.
Enripen, enn-rai'-p'n, v. a.Jaire milrir.
Enrobe, enn-rob^, v. a. vêtir, revêtir.
Enroll, enn-rô!', v. a. enrôler.
Enroller, enn-rol'-eur, s. celui qui enrôler.
Enrollment, enn-rôr-nienn't, s. enrôlement, m.
Enroot, enn-roiit^, v. a. enraciner.
Ens, enn'z, s. être, ni.

Ensample, enn-sanmi'-iir, s. exemple, e'chantillon, m.
EnsunKiiine, enn-saiiV-tfouin^ v. a. ensanglanter.
Ensconce, enns-konn ce', v. a. couvrir; cacher.
Enseal, enn-sil', 7'. a. sceller.
Enseam, enn-sim^, v. a. coudre.
Enshield, enn-childe', v. a. protéger, dê/endre.
Enshrine, enn-chrainir', v. a. enclidsser.
Ensien, enn'-saiw, s, enseigne, f. ; drapeau ; signe, m. ;

— Bearer, s. porti-drapeau, m.
Ensigncy, enn'-salne-ci, s. charge d'enseigne, f.
Enslave, enn-slév*', v. a. rendre esclave.
Enslavement, eiin-sléve'-nienn't, s. asservissement, m.
Ensnare, enn-snér«', v. Iiisnare.
linsober, enn-sô'-beur, v. a. dégriser, calmer.
EJnsue, enn-siou', v. a. et ii. suivre, s'ensuivre.
Ensuing, enn-siou'-in'g«e, a. suivant, prochain.
Ensurance, eiin-chou'-rann'cft etc., v. Insurance, etc.
Entablature, enn-tab'-la-tchieur, s. entablement, m.
Entail, enn-tél*', s. substitution, f. ; —, v. a. substituer ;

transmettre. [rasser.

Entangle, enn-tan'g'-gl", v. a. einbreuiller, embar-
Entanglement, enn-tan g'-gl'-meiin't, s. embarras, m.
Enter, cnn' -ter, v. a. et ii. entrer dans ; admettre; in-
scrire ; instruire : entrer ; pénétrer.
Entering, enn' ter-ln'gxe, s. entrée, (.

Enterlace, cnn-ter-lécr', z'. a. entre.'acer.

Entcrparlance, cnn-ter-par'-l;inn'c<. .r. eon/èrenet, t,

Enlerplcad, ci'.n-trr-plidr', v. Interplead.

Enterprise, enn'-ter-pr.iu^, s. entreprise, f. ; — , v. a.
entreprendre ; tenter. (m.

Enter|jriser, enn'-ter-prai-zeur, s. homme entreprenant,

lintort.iin, enn-ter-tent', v. a. entretenir; amuser,
divertir; recevoir chea soi ; concevoir.

Entertainer, cnn-ter-të'-neur, s. amphitryon, hôte, m.

iwitcrtuinnicnt, enii-tcr-téiiir'-ineiin't, J. entretien ; ripas/
plaisir, iii. ; rcceMion, f.

lùithrone, enn-thron^, v. a. mettre sur le trône.

Intluisiasin, enn-thiou'-zi-azm, s. enthousiasme, m.

l'Milhusiast, enn-thlou'-ziiist, s, enthousiaste, m. et f.

linthiisiastic, —al, cnn-thiou'-zi-as-tik, — al,«. —ally, ad,
d'enthousiaste, exalte'.

(■'nlicc, enn-taîc<i', v. a. attirer ; se'duire.

EMticcnient, cnn-taice'-incnn't, s. séduction, f.; appel, m.

Enticer, enii-tai'-ceur, f. séducteur, ni. [saute.

Enticingly, cnii-t.ii'-cin'g>ir-li, ad. d'une maniire sédui-

Entire, cnn-tiiiiV, a. — ly, ad. entier, complet ; Jfdèle.

linlirety. tnn-t.iir'-ti, ,f. totalité, f.

lintircness, enn-tnir^'-ness*-, s. totalité; intégrité, f.

Entitle, enniai'-t'l, z: a. intituler. ,

I- iitity, cnii'-ti-ti, s. entité, (. ; être, m.

Entoil, eiintoil', v. a. frendie dam desjiltts.

l-iitonib, enn-toume', v. <i. ensevelir.

Entombment, enn-toume'-inenn'l, j. ensevelissement, m,

l'intrails, enn'-triU, s. pi. entrailles, f. pi.

Entrance, enn'-f rami ce, s. entrée : avenue, f. j com-
mencement, m. ; — money, prix dentrée, m. ; — , eiiii-
trann'c^, z: a. ravir en extase.

Entrap, enn-trap', v. a. attraper,

I-.ntreat, enn-trit?', z: a. supplier; traiter, entretenir.

ICntreaty, cnn-tri'-ti, s. prière, supplication, (.

l'jitrust, enntreust^, z'. Intrust.

iMitry, cnn'-tri, s. entrée, f. ; enregistrement, m.

Entwine, cnn-touain?', Entwist, enu-touist', v. a. entre-
lacer; embrasser.

Etiiuclcate, i-iiiou'-kli-<!t?, v. a. éclaircir, expliquer.

Enumerate, i-nio:i'-mi-rétf, v. a. énuniérer.

Itiiumeration, i-niou-mi-ré'-cheune, t. enumeration, f.

Enunciate, i-neunn'-clii-<it^, v. a. énoncer.

I^nunciation, i-ncunn-chi-é'-theune, s. énonciation, f.

Enuni-iative, i-iieunn'-chi-a-tiv, a. énonciatif.

Envelo|i, enn-vel'-eup, s. enveloppe, f. ; — , v, a. enve-
lopper.

Envenom, enn-ven'-eumr, r». a. envenimer.

Enviable, enn'-vi-a-bl", a. digne cTenvie,

Envier, enn'-vl-eur, s, envieux, m.

Envious, enii'-vi-euce, a. — ly, ad. e-ivieux ; par envit,

Enviousness, cnn'-vi-euce-iie»«, s. envie, f.

Environ, cnn-vaî'-reune, v. a. environner, entourer.

Environs, enn-vaï'-ron'z, s. pi, environs, m. pi.

Envoy, enn'-voï. s, envoyé, m.

ICnvy, enn'-vi, s. envie, f. ; — , v. a, tmier,

Enwlieel, enn-ouil', v. a. entourer.

ICnwrap, enn-rapp^, z>. Inwrap.

lipaulet, ép'-.Al-ett*', s. epaulette, f.

Ephemeral, ef-ein'-i-ral, a. éphémire.

Epie, ep'-ik, a. épique.

Epicurean, cp-i-fciou'-ri-.ine, s. épicurien, m.

I{|)icunsm, ep'-i-kiou-rizm, s. sensualité, f.

Epidemic, ep-i-dein'-ik, Epidemical, ep-i-ilem' ilkal,
a. épidémique.

Epitlcmy, ep-i'-dein-i, s. épidémie, f.

l'-pilepsy, ep'-i-lep-si, s. épil^sie, f.

Epileptic, ep-i-lep'-tik, a. épileptiqite.

lipilogue, ep'-i-log, s. épilogue, ni.

Epiphany, i-çif'-a-ni, s. lipiphanie, f.

Episcopacy, i-pis'-k6-pa-ci, s. episcopal, m.

Eiiiscopal, i-pib'-kô-pal, a. episcopal.

llpiscop.ite, i-pis'-ko-pct^, s- épiscopctt, m,

Episiidc, ep'-i-sôde, s. épisode, ni.

Epistle, e-pis'-sl'. s. épitrc, lettre, f.

Epistolary, e-i)is'-tô-lar-i, a. épislolaire.

Epitaph, ep'-i-taf, s. épitaphe, f.

Epithet, ep'-i-thettf, s. epithite, f.

Epitome, i-pit'-ô-mi, s. epitome, précis, m;

ICpitomise, i-pit'-ô-maîze, v. a. abréger. [viateirr. mv

Epitomiser, — mist, i-pit'-ô-_inaï-zcur, — mistA s. abré--

Epoch, i'-pok, Epocha, i'-pô-ka, s, épo//ue, {,

Epopee, ep-ô-pi', s. épopée, f.

Equability, i-koua-bil'-i-ti. s. égalité, f.

Equable, i'-koua-bl", ni — bijr, ad. égal, iiMi/ormr.

E(|ual, i'-koual, a. — ly, ad. égal ; équitabi* ; —,s\ éga'l f
compagnon, m. ; — , *. a. égaler.

Equality, i-koual'-i-ti, s. égalité, f.

Equalization, i-koua-li-zé'-clieun/, s. égalisntion,tt-

Equalize, i'-koua-la!ze, v. a. égaliser.

Equanimity, i-koiia-nini<-i-ti, x. égalité et âme, U-

EquaniinouSp i-lBOuan'-i-meue«,.(H tranquiUt.

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lî^uator, i-kou^'-teiir, t. /oualeiir, m.
I'.qii.-itnrial, i-koua-tft'-ri-iif, a. de t^quattur.
Kcinerry, l-kouer'-l, s. /ctiyfr, in.
Kijiif strian, l-koues'-tri-an/', i». /qutslrf.
lùjuidistant, i-koiil-dis'-taiin't, a. à dntamce t'i;nlt.
liquilaternl, l-koui-lnt'-«r-nl, a. /quUati'ra/.
liqiiilihration, i-kniii-Ut-brr'-chciiiw, .t. ^i/iiilihrt, m.
K(|uiiu>x, i'-koiii-nnks, s. /çiiiitoxf, f.
Kquip, i-kotiip', T'. a. f'quiptr ; armtr.
]-i|iii|j:ige, ek'-niii.j)(!(|J?, i. ii]iapaf;t ; triti», m.
liquipinent, i-kuiiip'-iiienn't, /. tqtiiptmtnt ; ariiit-

ment, m.
Equipoise, i'-koiii-poïz^, s./i/iiitihre, m.
]-!(|iiipollence, ikoui-por-lenirir, r. rifuipctlencf, f.
K(|uij><illeiit, i koiii-tiol'-lcnn't, a. e'l/uifolUnt, e'ljiii-

t'aient. \poiUs, (.

Equipondernncr, i-koui-pniin'-clcr-aiin'c^, s. i\aUte de
K(|uipon(teratc, i-koui-iionii'dcr-ei?, v. n, lontre-iii.'un-
Kquilable, ek'-oui-ta-ljf', a. — Uy, iiJ. e'l/mlable. [ler.
H()iiity, ek'-oui-ti, s. équité, f.

Kijiilvalencc. i-kouiv'-a-lenn'c^, s. t');alit/de valeur, f.
]-'quivnlent, i-kouiv'-a-lcniit, s. ei/utvnlenl, in.
J'.<|iiivocal, i-koiilv'-6-kal, .i. — ly, ad. cquivcque.
liijulvocalncss, i-kouiv'-(^-kal-nesv, lîqulvocalion, i-kou-

iv-A-ké'-clieun^. s. ambi);nUé, f.
l'"ra, i-ra, s. ère. époque, f.
lirnilicatL", i-rail'-l-kel^. f. <i. deraniier.
lîradic.'itioii, i-rail-i-ké'-clieiin^, i. eradùation, extirpa-
lirase, i-réc*', v. a. effacer ; raser. \tioii, i,

Kraseinent, i-réc^ ■ iiicnii't, Hrasurc, i ■ rc' -Jluuri', s.

rature, f.
lire, ère, pr. et ad. avant que; —now, auparavant ;

—while, depuis peu.
Krect, i-rekt', n. - ly, ad. droit, debout ; —, v. a. erit;er,

élever ; établir.
lirection, i-rek'-cheunr, s. érection, construction, f. ;

établissement, m.
Krectness, i-rckl'-nessf, r. posture droite, f.
lireiiiite, er'-i-initc. s. ermite, m.
Kremetical, er-i-mit'-i-kal, a. if ermite.
lîreption, i-rep'-chcun^, s, enlhement, m,
!->(;'?•• cr'-^ot^, s, eri;ot, m.
ICrniine, er'-iiiin^, s. hermine, f.
Kriiiiiied, er'-iiiiiin'd, a. J'ourré d'hermine.
Krode, i-rôdr', v. a. corroder, ron/;er.
l->onatioM, er-ro-t;lié'-cliciiiic, s. distribution, f.
lirosion, i-rô'-jeun?. s. érosion, f.
l'^rotic, i-rot'-ik, a. erotique.
Hrr, err, v. n. errer ; ses;artr.
lirrable, er'-ra-bl', a. sujet à l'erreur.
Hrrand, er'-ann'd, s. message, m. ; comtnission, f. ; \but,

m. ! — boy, s. commissionnaire, m.
Errant, er'-rann't, a. errant.
Errantry, er'-raiin't-ri, s. vn!,'abondaj^e, m.
Erroneous, er-rô'-iii-cuc*-, a. — ly, ad. errant ; erroné;

par erreur. _ [ irfr, f.

Erroneonsness, er-rô'-ni-euc?-ness^, s. erreur; /nus-
Error, er'-eur, s. erreur, f. ; égarement, m. ; /cuite, i.
Erst, erst/-, ad. autrejois, jadis.

Erubescence, — cy, er-iou-be.i'-henn'c^, —ci, rougeur, f.
Erubescent, cr-iou-beb'-senn't, a. roiigeàire.
Eructation, i-reuk-té'-ctieiiiic', s. éructation, f.
liructite, cr-iou-daït?', a. érudit, instruit.
lirudition, er-iou-tlich'-eunc, s. érudition, f.
Eru);in(>us, i-riou'-dji-neuc<, a. cuivreux.
liruption, i-reup'-chcun<', s. éruption, l.
Eruptive, i-reup'-tiv, a. éruptif.
Erysipelas, cr-i-cip'-i-lac?, j. érésipèle, ni.
Escape, i-skép<', s. fuite ; évasion ; bcvue, f. ; — , v. a.

et II, échapper ; s'échapper, se sauicr.
Eschalot, chal-ott', s. échalote, (.
Esche.it, cs-tchit^', s. aubaine, f. ; — , v. h. échoir par

droit d'aubaine.
Eschew, es-tchiou', v. a. éviter,/uir.
Escort, es'-kort«, s. escorte, i. ; — , cs-kortc', v. a.

escorter.
Escritoir, es-kri-touor', s. écritcire, f.
Esculent, es'-kiou-lenn't, a. bon à manger; — , s. comes-
tible, m. ; nourriture, f.
Escutcheon, es-keutch'-eunj-, s. ecu ; écusson, m.
Espalier, es-pal'-yer, s. espalier, m.
Especial, i-spech'-al, a. — ly, ad. principal.
Itspial, i-spaî'-al, s. espion, ni.
Esplanade, es-pla-néd«', s. esplanade, f.
Espousals, es-paou'-rals, s. pl./ianfailles, {. pi.
Espouse, es-paouz^, v. a._fiancer ; marier, épouser.
Espy, i-spaî', v. a. épier; découvrir.
Hsquire, i-skouaïr', s. écuyer, ni.
Essay, cs'-sé, s. essai, m. ; — , ess-sé', v. a. essayer.
Essayist, es-sé'.istr, s. faiseur d'essais, m.
Essence, es'-sçn'c*', s. esraut, f. \farjum, m, ; —, t». «t.

f'/»m<r.

Essential, es-fenn'-clial, a. — ly, ad. tsientiel; —, t,
essence, f. ; essentiel, m.

Essoin, essoin^', s. en use, exoine, f.

Estalilish, i-stab'-liclir, v. a. cltiblir, fonder.

Establishment, i-stab'-lich^-mcnn't, s, établissement ;
revenu, m.

Estate, i-stet?*, s. état, m. \ condition, f.
I Esteem, i-stiinr', s. estime, f. ; —, v. a. estimer.

|{steemer, i-stiin'-cur, s. estimateur, m.
I ICstiniable. es'-tinia-bl', <i. estimable.

Estiin.iblcness, es'-ti-ina-bl-ness^, .f. qualité estimaHe. t,
. l'stiniate, es'-ti-inetr, s. estimation ; valeur, opiimi,,
! f . ; — , v. a. estimer, évaluer.

l'Sliniatiiiii,es-li-iiie'-L!icini<, s. estimation \évatuali"iiX

l'.sliinatiir, cs'-ti-Mic-tcur, r. estimateur, prueur. m

I'\lival, es'-ti-val, a. estival, dtle.

l-\tr.inj;e, es-trén'djr', v. a. éloigner, aliéner.

l'stran^'cineiit, cs-lrén'ilj«:'-nieiint, s. étoigntment, m.

l-!str.iy, es Ire', v. n. s'égarer.
\ tlistreen, es-trin^'. ad. hier soir.
1 i-2sluate, es'-tchiou-ét^, v. n. bouillir.
! Estuation, es-tchiou-é'-cheun^, s. ebullition, f. : b.'ir.l.
I lonnement, m.

Esurient, i-ziou'-ri-enn't, a. affanu.

l'^tch, etchf, V. a. graver à l'eau-forte.
J Etchin);, etch'-in'^f/i^, s. gravure à l'eau-forte, f.
1 Eternal, i-ter'-nal, a. — ly. ail. ilernel.
j lûernity, i-ter'-ni-li, s. éternité, f.
; Eternize, i-ter'-ii.-iïz^. v. a. éterniser,
I l'itlier, i'-tlier, s. éiher, m.
. Ethereal, l-thi'-rial, a. éthéré.
\ Ethic, eth'-ik. Ethical, eth'-i-kal, a. moral.
I Ethics, eth'-iks, s. pi. éthique, morale, f.

Ethnie, eth'-nik. a. ethnique ; païen,
I Etiquette, et-i-kett', s. etiquette, f.
! tHtter-can, et'-ter-kap/. s. araignée, f.
I tEttle, ct-tl', V. n. s'efforcer, se proposer.

Etyniolo)^cal, et-i-im'i-loclj'-i.k.il, n. étymoloç^içue.

Etyinolo|;ist, et-i-niol'-ô-djist*, s. étymologisit, ni.
I FCtymolojfy, et-i-mol'-ô-dji, s. étymologie, f.
I liucharist. iou'-ka-rist, s. iiucharistie, f.

Eulogy, iou'-lô-dji, s. floge, m.

lûinuch, iou'-neuk, s. eunuque, m.

liuphony. iou'-fo.ni. s. euphotiie, f.

Evacuate, i-vak'-iou-ét^, v. a. évacuer ; vider.
I Evacuation, i-vak-iou-é'-cheun<', f. évacuation; aiinii-
I talion, f.

livade, i-véd^, v. a. et n. évader, éviter, éluder ; et h,i "•
I per ; user de sublerj'uges. [cepli"/^.

, !• vanescen', ev-a-ne^'-sunn't, a. s'évanouistant; imper-
; Evanjîelical, i-vann-d^el'-i-kal, a. évangétique,

liv'.ingelist, i"Vann'-dji-list, s. évangéliste, m.
! l^vangelize, i-vanii'-(lji-laïz^, v. a. prêcher l'évangile.
i l^vaporation. i-vap-ô-ré'-clieuii<'. s. evaporation, 1. fia.

Invasion, i-vé'-jeun^. s. étiasion, défaite, f. ; subler/u^.,

liv.isive. i-vé'-civ^, a. évasif.

Eve, ivc, Even, i'-vu, j. soir,n\.\soirée; veille, (. ; — tide,
s. soirée, f.
I Eveil, i'-v'ii. a. égal, uni ; pair; — . ad. même, de tiicin',
I cuissi bien que ; — now, tout à l'heure ; — handed, <i.
I impartial ; — , v. a. égaler, unir, aplanir.
'■ I.veiiint;. i'-v'n-in'g;/c. s. soir, m.
i l^veiily. i'-v'n-li. ad. également : impartialement.
I l-;vcnncss. i'-v'n-iiess, s. niveau, ni. ; égalité ; uni-
I f or mité ; impartialité, f.
j l.vont, i-venn't', s. événement, m.; issue, f.

Eveiiterate. i-venn'-li-rét?. v. a. eventrer.

I^ventfnl. i-venn't'-foul, a. plein dévénements.
! Eventilate. i-veiiii'-ti-lét<'. t'. a. vanner ; examiner.
I '!•; ventilai, i-venn'-tcliiou-al. a. — ly. ad. éx'eutuel, casuil,
I fortuit.

i Ever, ev'-eiir, ad. toujours, jamais ; — and anon. l'-e

I temps à autre; — since, depuis lors; — during;, - l.i> •

iii^;. a. — ly. ad. éternel; — lastin^ness, s. éternité, t.;

— livinjf, a. immortel ; — more, ad. toujours.
; liverse, i-vers«', v. a. renverser.

î Eversion, i-ver'-cheun^, s. renversement, m.
Every, ev'-eur-i. a. chaque, chacun ; — other day, tom

les deux jours ; — where, Partout,
Evict, i-vikt', v. a. évincer.
r.viction, i-vik'-cheun^, i. éviction, t.
lividence, ev'-i-denn'c?, s. évidence, t. ', lémoiinngf ;

tétnoin, m. ; —, v. a. de montrer.
Evitlent, ev'-i-denn't, a. — ly, ad. évident.
livil, i'-v'l, a. — ly, ad. mauvais, méchant ; — , s. mal :

malheur, ni. ; — doer, j. »«a(Aii/'Kr, in. ;— minded. ii.

tnal intentionné' : — speaking, j. médisance, f.i

— worker, s. malfaiteur, ni.
Evilness, i'-v'l-ness, s. méchanceté, f.
Evince, i-vinn"te', v. a. prouivr, démontrer.
Invincible, i-vinn'-cibl, a, — bly, ad, deniontraHe ; ilf

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Etiscerate, l-vU'-ci'rétA v. a. rvfiitrtr.

bvitable, ev'-i-ta-bl', a. ivitaHt.

hvitate, ev'-l-titw, v. a. fviltr.

Hvucate, cv'-o-két/, j». a. fvcijutr.

Evocation, ev-6-ké'-chcun/, t. tvocation, f.

Evoke, i-v^kr*, v. H vocale.

Evolution, cv-o-Hou'-cheunr, i. ivolution, f.

Evolve, i-volv', V. a. dfftoytr, lif'ieht/'fifr.

Evul|;ation, ev-eul-|{lie'-chcun/, s. fuhliiatioii, (,

Ewe, iou, s. brtUt, i. ; —, v. ti. agiitltr.

Ewer, iou'-eur, s. aiguière, {.

lUwcst, iou'-cst»-. a. It flus prPiht.

ii-.wkiii){. lou'-klii Kur, s. tifiiiaiintaison. f.

t:x.ii:crbate, t^z-iXb-CT'-W\f, v. <i. aigrir, irriltr.

l.tatcrbation, e({z-us-erbé'-cheiui^ i. irritation, f,

E«4Ct. eK'-akt'iit. — ly, aJ. exact ; —, v. a. ft ii. rMger;

exiorqiur.
Ej.itter, ej{z-nk'-teur, s. fxacteiir, \n.
Exaction, L-KZ-ak'-clieiiiic, s. txaitioii, f.
Exactness, egz-akt'-ness, s. exaclituiie ; firr'tisieu, (.
lixaKKcate, enz-adj'-i-rtt*, v. a. exagérer.
Exngtteration, «;i;z-ailj-i-ré'-cheiiii^ s. exagtriiticn, f.
E><i);itate, et{z-rt(lj'-i-t<it^, v. a. agiter . im/Drluiier,
Exajfitation, c){Z-adj-i-té'-clieiiii(', s. agitation, f.
Exalt, et;z-ilt', v. a. exalter ; elrfer.
Exaltation. e>;i-al-té'-cheunr, s. exnltaiioii, t'itialion, f.
Examen, ef;z-é'-inenn, Exaiiiiiiatiun, ct^z-aiiii-nc'-

cheunf, s, examen, m.
I:xaiuine, egz-anr-inf, v. a, examiner.
l'examiner, et{Z-nin'-i-neur, s. examinaUur, ni.
Example, eKz-ani'-pl", r. exemple, in. ; —, v. a. donner

un exemple.
Exanimate, e^z-an'-i-inét^, Hxaninious, egz-an'-i-mciicr,

a. inantHU.
Exarticulation, etfz-ar-tik-iou-lé'-chuun^, s. luxation,

dislocation, f.
I-xasperate, cjjz-as'per-ct*', v. a. exaspérer, irriter.
Exasperation, et;z-as-per-(5'-cheun*, s. exaspération,

irritation, t.
Exauclorate, cifz-flk'-tA-riitr, v. a. congédier ; démettre.
Excarnate, eks-kar'-nct/-, v. a. d'chanier.
Excavate, eks'-ka-vct^, v. a. creuser.
Excavation, ekvka-vé'-cheun;, s. excavation, f.
Exceed, ek-cidf', v. a. et h. excéder, dépasser ; sur-

fasser ; aller trop loin.
Ex.cedinif, ek-ci'-uin'({"'. "■ — ly. "i'. excessif.
Exc.l, ek-cel', v. a. et n. e.xcetter, l'emporter sur.
Excellence, — cy, ek'-cel-eini'c/, —ci, s. excellence,

supériorité, f.
Excellent, ck'-cel-enn't, a. — ly, ad. e.xcellent.
Except, ek-cept', v. a, excepter ; récuser : — , pr. et c.

excepté, à [exception de ; a moins de.
Excepting, ek-cep'-tin'v:«^, pr. excepté.
Exception, ek-cep'-chenn^, r. exception, f.
Exceptionable, ek-cep'-cheun-a-bl', a. recusable.
Exceptions, ek-cep'-chenc?, a. pointilleux, susceptible.
Exccptiess, ek-cept'-less^, <i. sans exception.
Excern. ek-sern**. v. a. expulser, séparer.
Excerpt, ek-ccrpt', v. a. extraire.
Excerption, ek-cerp'-cheun?, s. extrait, choix, m.
Excess, ek-cess^, s. excès ; excédant, m.
Excessive, ek-cess'-siv^, a. — ly, ad. excessif : à l'excès.
Exchange, eks-tchén'djï', s. échange, ni. ; bourse, f. ;
bill of —, s. lettre de change, f. ; —broker, s. courtier,
m. : — , V. a. échanger.
Exchangeable, eks-tclién'dj'-a-bl', a. échangeable, [m.
Exchanger, eks-tchén^'-djeur, j. rAnHA'^fKr .■ bam/uier.
Exchequer, eks-tchek'-eur, s. échiquier, trésor royal, ni.
Excise, ek-saiz^*, s. excise, t. ; — nian, s. percepteur de
l'excise, m. ; — officei s. bureau de l'excise, m. ; —,
V. II. lever l'excise.
Excision, ek-ci'-jcun;, s. excision, f.
Excitable, ek-sait'-a-bl', a. excitable.
Excitation, ek-ci-té-cheun«, s. excitation, t
Excite, ek-saït*', v. a. exciter, stimuler.
Excitement, ek-saiU'-inenn't, s. excitation, f. ; motif, m.
Exciter, ek-sai'-teur, s. excitateur, m.
Exclaim, eks-klém^, v. n. s'écrier ; se récrier, déclamer.
Exclaimer, eks-klé'-mcur, s. déclamateur, m.
Exclamation, eks-kla-mé'-chcun^, .r. exilamalion, clam-
eur, f.
Exclude, eks-klioudf', v. a. exclure, excepter.
Exclusion, eks-kliou'-jeun«, s. exclusion, t.
Exclusive, eks-kliou'-civ;, a. — ly, ad. exclusif.
Excogitate, eks-kodj'-i-tét^, v. a. imaginer, inventer.
Excogitation, eks-kodj-i-té'-cheun^, s. invention, f.
Excommune, eks-koni-niioun^, Hxconnnunicate, eks-

kom-miou'-ni-kétf, v. a. excommunier.
Excommunication, eks-koiu-niiou-ui-ké'-cheuiv, s. ex-
communication, f.
Excoriate, eks-kô'-ri-dt^, v. a. écorcher.
bxcrenient, eks'-kri-ineiui't, s. fxcrttntnt, m,

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cks'kres'-scnn'c^ —cl, s. ever m'*'

I Excrescence, — cy

sauce, f.

lixcretioM, ek'■-kri'■clleun^ s. excrétion, f.
Excretive, ekVkri-livr, a. e.nretoire.
Excruciate, eks-krou'-clii-cl^ r. a. tourmenter, tor.

tiirer.
Exculpate, ekS'keiil'-pétf, v. a. disculper, exri'ser.
Exculpation, eks-keulpe'-clieun/, s. discu.'paiwn.j.isU-

Jication. f.
Exculpa'ory, eks-kenl-p^'-teur-i, a. justi/tcjlif.
Ivxcursion, eks-kcur'-cneun^, s. exiursion, t.
Excursive, eks-keur'-sivr, a. vagabond.
lixcusable, eks-kiou'-za-hl', a, excusaHe.
Excns.ition, eks-kiouztf'-cheun»', s. evcu\e, f.
Excusatory, rks-kiou'-za-teur-i, a. justijicali/.
Excuse, eks-kiouz^, s. exi-use, {. ; —, v. a. excuser,

dispenser, exempter.
Excuseless, ekskumz^'-lcss^, a. inexcusable.
l'.xcuser, eks-kiou'-zeur, s. celui qui excuse.
lixcuss, eks-keuss^', v. a. saisir.
l-^xecrable, ck'-ci-kra-bl', a. — bly, ad. exécrabU,
Ivxccratc, ek'-cikrot^, v. a. exécrer, détester.
I' xecration, ek-ci-kré'-cheun^ s. exécration, f.
Execute, ek'-ci-kiout^, v. a. exécuter.
I:xecuier, ek'-ci-kiou-teur, s. exécuteur, m.
lixecution, ekci-kiou'-clieun^ s. execution, f.
Ilxecutioner, ek-ci-kiou'-clienn-cur, s. e.xécu.eur, boiir

reau, m.
l-^xcculive, egz-ek'-iou-tiv;, a. exi-'cut'f.
l!xecutor, egz-ek'-ioii-teur, s. e.xecuteur, m.
Executorship, egz-ek'-ioa-teur-chip, s. chaigt d'ex/cii-

leur, f.
lîxecutrix, egz-ek'-iou-triks, s. exécutrice, f.
Exegesis, eks-i-dji'-ciss, s. exYgèse, f.
l-.xegetical, eks-i-djet'-ikal, a. exegetiqiie.
i'.xeiuplar, cgz-ein'-plar, s. exemple, m.
1-^xeiiiplarily, ei;/-eiu"-plar-i-li, a'i. extiiip.'aiiement.
Exemplary, egzem"-plar-i, a. exemplaire.
Exemplitication| egz-cm'-pU-fi-ké'-tlicunr, s. dé-non-

stration ; copte, f.
Exemplify, cgz-em''-pU-faï, v. a. confirmer far des

exemples ; copier.
Exempt, e^z-eui t', a. exempt; —, v. a. exempter.
Exemption, eg^-cm''-cheunr, s. exemption, t.
Exenterate, egz-onn'-ler-ét^, v. a. éventrer.
ExcquiaJ, eg<!-i'-koui-al, a. funèbre.
Exequies, eks'-i-kouiz, s. pi. funérailles, f. pi.
Exercent, egz-er'-cenn't, a. exerçant.
Exercise, eks'-er-saizr, s. exercise, m. ; pratique, f. ; — ,

V. a. et n. exercer, pratiquer ; sexerier.
Exercltation, egz-er-ti-td'-cheuuf, s. exenice. m.
Exert, egz-ertr, v. a. exécuter; montrer, dcpioyer ; tO

— one's sc\f, faire des efforts.
Exertion, egz-er'-cheun*, s. effort, m.
E-xfoliate, eks-fô'-li-ct*. v. n. s'eitfolier.
Exfoliation, eks-fo-li-é'-cheun*, s. exfoliation, f,
E^xhalation, egz-lui-lé'-cheun;, s. exhalaison, S.
Exhale, egz-hel^', v. a. exhaler.
Exhaust, egz-hAst', v. a. épuiser.
Exhaustion, egz-hâs'-ttheunr, s. épuisement, m.
l'^xhaustless, egz-hâst'-less^, a. inépuisable.
lixheredate, egz-i'-ri-dét*, v. a. deshériter.
Exheredation. egz-i-ri-dé-cheunr, s. exhérédation. f.
Exhibit. egz-hib-it«, v. a. exhiber, produire ; tnonirer.
Exhibition, egz-hi-bich'-eunf, s. exhibition, exposition ;

représentation, f. ; — hall, s. salle d'exposition : .\all<!

(t industrie, (. ; — of industry, exposition dindiistrte, i.
Exhibitive, egz-liib'-i-tiv«, a. représentant.
Exhilarate, egz-hil'-a-rét^, v. a. égayer, réjouir.
Exhilaration, egz-hil-a-ré-cheun;, s. réjouissance, gaieté.
Exhort, egz-hort**, v. a. exhorter. [I,

Exhortation, egz-hor-té'-cheun^, s. exhortation, t.
Exhortatory, egz-hor'-ta-teur-i, a, exhortant.
Exhumation, egz-hlou-nié'-cheun«, .r. exhumation, f.
1 Exies, ek'-sizf , s. pi. convulsions, f. pi.
Exigence, — cy, ek'-ci-dj<;un'cf, —ci, s. exigence, f. ;

besoin, m.
Exigent, ek'-ci-djcnn't, s. cas urgent, m.
Exigible, egz-idj'-i-bl', a. «uriA'i/'/^. ' ' .

Exiguity, eks-i-gi<iou'-i-ti, s. e.xiguité, f.
Exiguous, efcs-ig'-iou-eucf, a. exigu.
Exile, eks'-ail^, s. exil; exilé, m. ; —, cgzaïlr', v. a.

exiler.
Exilement, eg-zaïl'-menn't, s. exil, m.
Exility, eg-ziT'-i-ti, s. petitesse, ténuité, t.
Exiimous, cg-zim'-i-euc^, a. excellent.
Exist, eg-zist*', v. tt. exister.
Existence, — cy, eg-zis'-tenn'c^, —ci, s. existence, f.
Existent, eg-zu>'-tennt, a. existant.
Exit, eks'-it^, s. sortie, issue, f. ; congé, m.
Exitial, egz-ich'-yal, a. funeste.
Exonerate, ef^z-oa'-er-ét«, v. o. décharger ;./iistifitr.

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£xon*ration, c|fz-on-er-é'-cheun/, s, exan^ra/ion : jutH-
^firatioH, f.

>^xorable, eka'-A-ra-bl', a. rxorahle. [f.

Kxorl)i diicc, — cy, cKz-or'-bi-tann'w, — ti, s. /iiormiir,
lixorbitaiU, eez-or'-bT-fanirt, a. — ly. ad. exarfii/mu.
lixorcise, ek»'-or-s.iIz^, v. a. exornsci:
Hxcrcism, eks'-or-cUin, s. rxorriitne, iii,
Hxorclst, eks'-or-cistf, r. txorciitt, in.
Hxordiuin, ejfi-or'-ili-eiimc, j. txordr, in.
Exornation, cks-nr-néchciin/. f. oruftiiriit, in.
Exossate, e^t-o^'-iéu, v. a. dtsosur.
Exotic, egz-ot'-ik, a. exotique.
Exoaiid, ek-span'(l', v. a. el »/. e'ltiidre, déployer :

dilater; se déployer.
Exi>aiise, ek-spnnn'c^, s. étendue, f.
Expansible, cK-spaim'-si-l)!'. a. exfuttsible.
Expansion, eks-pann'-clirim/, s. expansion
Ex"jnslve, eks-pann'-civ^, a. expaus\f.
Exjiatiate, ckspc'-clii-dt^, v. u. s'étendre sur.
Expatriate, cks-pa'-trl-ctf, f. a. expatrier, exiler.
Expect, ck-spekt', v. a. attendre, s'attendre à.
Expectance, — cy, ek-spck'-tann'c^, —ci, s. attente;

expectative, f.
Ex|>cctant, ck-spck'-tann't, s. expectant, aspirant, m.
Expectation, ek-spck-té'-clicnnc, s. attente; expect.jti-ne, t.
Expecter, eli-siicic'-tcnr, î'. lixp«!Ctant.
Exjjcctoratc, ck-spek'-lô-rctc, î'. a. expectorer.
E.x pectoral ion, ek-spck-to-rc'-cliciin^, s. expectoration, f.
Expedience, — cy, eks-pi'-di-cnn'cc, — cy, s. com,ii-

atice, {.
Expedient, cks'-pi'-(li-enn't,a. — ly, ad. cotii^ena><le ; — ,

s. expédient, in.yen, m.
Expedite, cks'-pi-daït^, v. a. expédier, faciliter ; —, a.

— ly, ad. prompt.
Expedition, eks-pi-dicli'-eun^, s. expédition, f.
Expeditious, eks-pi-dich'-cuc^, a. ~ly, ad. expédilif;

prompt.
Expel, eks-pel', v. a. expulser, chasser.
Expend, eks-pcnn'd', v. a. dépenser ; é/>uiser.
Expenditure, cks'-pi-nn'-di-ticur^, .r. dépense, f.
l{xpen.se, eks-pcnn'c?', s. dépense, f. ; dépens, m. pi.
Expeiiscie&s, eks-pcnn'cc'-lcssi*, a. sans dépense, sans

frais.
Expensive, eks-penn'-civr, a. — ly, ad. dispendieux :

aépensitr.
Expensiveness, eks-penn'-civc-ncsv, .f. prrdi!;alilé, f.
Expeilence, cks-pi'-ri-ennc^ s. expérience, i. ; —, v. a.

expérimenter ; éprouver.
Experiencer, eks-pi'-ri-cnn-cenr, s. opérateur, >«.
Experiment, eks-per'-l-nienn't, s. expérience, f. ; essai,

ni. ; —, v. a. expérimenter, épyoïn'er.
Experimental, eks-per-i-nicnn'-t.il, a. expérimental.
Experimenter, eks-per'-i-inenn-teur, s. expérii.ienlateiir.
Expert, Kxs-pertcr', a. — ly, ad. expert, adroit. ( m.

Expertncss, eks-pcrt^'-nesv, s. habileté, adresse, f.
Expiable, eks'-pi-a-bl", a. qu'on peut expier.
Expiate, cks'-pt-^t^, v. a. expier.
Expiation, eks-pl-é'-cheun«, s. expiation, f.
£xplr.-itioii, eks-pi-ré'-cheun?, s. expiration; respiration,

f. ; dernier soupir, m.
Expire, ek-spaïrr, v. a. et n. expirer; échoir ; mourir.
Explain, eks-pltfnir', v. a. expliquer.
Explainable, eks-pi^n'-a-bl', a. explicable.
Explainer, eks-plen'-eur, s. interprite, commentateur, m.
Explanation, eks-pla-né-cheunr, .r. expli, atiou, f.
Explanatory, eks-plan'-a-teur-i, a. explicatif.
Expletive, eks'-oli-tivif, a. explétif.
Explicable, eks'ilill-ka-bl', a. expliiahte.
Explicate, eks'-pli-két?, -j. a. e\pliqiifr ; déTclopper.
Explication, eks-pli-lcé'-clieunc, f. explication, f.
Hxplicator, eks'-pli-ké-(eur, v. Expl.iinor.
Explicit, eks-plis -it^, a. — ly, ad. exploite.
Explode, eks-plôdf, v. a. et ii. blâmer, condamner ;

faire explosion.
Exploder, eks-pl6'-deur, s. censeur, frondeur, m.
Elxploit, eks-ploït/r', s. exploit, m. ; —, î'. a. exploiter.
.,Explorate, eks-pl6'-rt;tf, v. a. explorer, sonder,
* examiner.

Exploration, eks-plô-rd'-clieunc, s. exploration, f.
Explorator, eks-pl6-ré'-teur, s. explorateur, m.
Explore, eks-plor^, i'. Exploratc.
Explorement, eks-plôrt^-nienii't, s. exploration, f.
Explosion, eks-plô -jeun^, s. explosion, f.
Explosive, eks-plô'-civ?, a. explosif; — cotton, s. coton

explosif, ni.
Export, eks-port*', v. a. exporter; —, eks'-portf. Ex-
portation, dcs-pôr-té'-cheuiK?, s. exportation, f.
expose, eks-pôzir', v. a. exposer ; compromettre.
Exposer, eks-p6'-zt'ur, s. celui gui expose, qui com-
promet.
XCxposition, eks-p6-zich'-eu«^, s. exposition, t.
Expositor, eks-pox'l-teur, s. iHlerfrète^ \x\,

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ck'.pos'-tcliloii-lit/.

ExpostiiKito, ck'.pos'-tcliloii-lit/, r. «. disputer i

se plaindrt.
Expostulation, eks-pos-tchlou-lé'-clieiin^ s. dispute;

plainte, f.
lixposure, cks-pô'-Jcur^, /. exposition, t.
l'Ixpounil, eksjiaounn'd', f. a. exposer, expliquer.
l-'xpoundcr, cks-pnounn'-dcur, s. interprite, m.
Express, eksprcss', v. a, exprimer, énomer; désigner ,•

— , a. — ly, ad. exprés, precis ; formel ; —, s. exprès, m.
Expressible, cks prcss'-i-br, a. exprimable.
lixjircssion, cks prcch'-eun?, i. expression, f.
Expressive, cks-pres'-siv, a. — ly, ad. expressif.
Expressiveness, eks-pres'-siv?-ness^, s. éner/^ie, f.
E «pressure, eks-prccn'-iour^ s. expression ; marque, f.
Ex|)r(il)ratc, eks-prc^'-brét^, v. a. reprocher ; btiimer
lix|)rul)ration, cks-pro-bro'-clicuii?, s. reproche, biiim;
Expropriate, cksprô'-pri-etc, 7/. a. exproprier. (iii.

Ex|)ropriati(in, cks-pro-pri-écheuni', s. expropriation.
lixpuj»n, ekspiouiif', v. a. conquérir.
Expuijnatioii, eks.peiit,'-ntV-clitun^, s, conquête, prise, f.
l'"x|.ulso, cks-pcnivr', n, a. expuher, chasser.
lixpulsioii, eks-pcurjeun<', s. expulsion, f.
l^xpuiictlon, ekspL-uirk'-clieMii', .v. abolition, f.
I';x|)im;;c. ckspcun'dji:', v. a. effacer.
Expurjj.iti.-, elvs-|"-'"f •l,"<i*<'' "^^ "■ épurer.
Exi)ur>(ation, ck->-pour->{»t.-'-clicuii.", t. épuration, f.
Exi|iiisiie, ckb'-koui-zit^, a. —iy, ad, exquis ; rec/ierch-' ;

excellent.
Iîx(iiiisitenc3s, cks'-koui-zlt^-ness/, s. excellence, viva-

cil', f.
Exsiccate, ek-sik'-kctc, v. a. dessécher.
lixsiccatMii, ek-sik-Ué'-chenn?, s. dstéchemenf, m.
Exspuilion, ek-spiou-ich'-oun^, s. crachement, m.
Exsudation, ek-siou-dé'-cheun^ r. exsudation, f.
lixsuscitale, ck-seus'-si-tctc, 7\ a. ressusciter; réveil'.er,
Extaiicy, ek'-stann-ci, s. saillie, eminence, f.
Extant, ek'-stann't, a. saillant ; existant.
Exteinporal, cks-tem''-pô-ral. Extemporaneous, cks-

tem'-pô-ré'-nicucir, a. improvisé, soudain.
Extempore, eks-tenr'-pô-ri, ad. sans préméditation, à

fimproT'is.'e ; - -, .r. impromptu, m.
ICxK inj)ori-!c, cks-tcnr'-pô-raiz^, î'. /;. improviser.
lixttiid. cks-tt-nii d', v. a. et n. étendre ; s'étendre.
l-'xtcnsibility, ckh-lcim-si-tiiri-ti, s. extensibilité, f.
Extensible, cks-tc'im'-si-br, </. extensible.
Extension, ckstenn'-jeuii^ s. extension, f.
Extensive, eks-lcnn'-civ^, a. — ly, ad. étendu, répandu ;

extensif.
Extensivcness, eks-tenn'-civ^-ness^. s. étendue ; extensi-
Extent, eks-teiin't', s. étendue ; saisie, f. [hitiié, t.

l:xlcnuate, eks-ten'-iou-ét^, v. a. exténuer, amaigri >:
l':xlcnuatioii, eks-tcn-ioii-ii'-clieuiii', j. e.xténtiation, f.
Exterior, eks-ti'-ri-cur, rt. —ly, ad. extérieur, e.xteriie ;

— , s. extérieur, m.
Exterminate, eks-ter'-nii-uélc, 7'. a. extermiiitr.extii fer.
Extermination, cks-ter-nii-né'-clicunc,.f.«r/'?r;«i«a/io;/,f.
Exterminator, eks-ter'-nii-në-teur, s. exterminateur, m.
Extern, eks-tcrn?'. External, cks-ter'-nal, a. — ly, al.

e.xterne, extérieur.
Extinuilate, ek-stim'-iou-ldt^, v. a. stimuler, instituer.
Extiniulation, ek-stim-iou-lé'-cheunir, s. instigation, i.
Extinct, ek-stin"kt', a. éteint ; mort.
Extinction, ek-stin'k'-cheun^, s. e.xtinction. f.
l'Xtinifuisli, ek-stiny-Rouiclw, v. a. éteindre.
Exlinsjuisher, ek-stin'g'-(;ouich-eur, s. éteignoir, m.
Extinguishment, ek-stinj{'-^;ouicli?-nienn't, s. extinc-
tion ; abolition, f.
Extirp, ex-sterp', Extirpate, ek-stcr'-pét^ 7/. rt. avi'/j/^t.
ICxtIrpalion, ek-stcr-pé -cheun?. s. extirpation, f.
Extirp.ator, ck-ster'-pë-tcur, s. extirpaleiir, m.
Extol, ek-stol', V. a. exalter, célébrer.
Extoller, ek-stol'-leur, ,r. paiuxyrh't. m.
Extorsively, eks-tor'-civ?-li, ad. par extorsion.
lixtort, eks-tort^', v, a. extorquer.
E^xtorlion, eks-tor'-clicunc, s. extorsion, exaction, f.
Extortioner, eks-tor'-clicunf-ciir, s. concussionnaire, m.
Extract, eks-trakt', v. a. extraire ; —, cks'-trakt. s. ex-
Extraction, eks-trak'-clieunc, s. extraction, f. [trait, m.
Extr.ijudicial, eks-tra-djiou-dicti'-al, a. — ly, ad. ex/m-

Judiciaire.
Extrauiission, eks-tra-micli'-eun?, J. émission, f.
Extraneous, cks-tré'-ni-tuc*, a. étranger, extérieur.
Extraordinary, cks-tror'-di-nar-i, a. — ily, ad. extraordi-
naire.
Extraregiilar, eks-tra-re^'-iou-lar, a. hors des r^.i,'les.
Extravanance, — cy, eks-trav'-a-g.-inn'c;, —ci, s. extra-

vai;ance, f.
Extravagant, eks-trav'-a-gann't, a. — ly, arf. e.xtnna-

çant, e.xajréré.
Extravagantness, eks-trav'-a-gann't-ness^, s. extravai

gance, f.
^xtrovagate, cks-trav'-ag«ét?, v. n, e.strccvafuer.

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Bxtrtmc, tk>tr!iii<', a.— ly, ad.txti^mt ; —, t. txtr/m*.

III. ; txImiiiW, f.
I'«lrenilly, cks-trein'-i-tl, i. rxtr/mM, f. ; *•>«/, m.
1 xtricatc, eks' tri-ki!tc, f. a. lUharrasstr ; tif'xiiiir.
Uxiritallon, eks-tri-kt''i.licuii/, s. d/giig(»itut, 111.
l-xtniisic, cks-triiiii'-Mk, a. exlrius^i^iit, f\tt>itnr.
{•«truit, ek-streiikl', v. a. ccnslriort ; rUitf.
V.xlructiuii, ck-^treuk'-clieunc. s. htl.'imtiit, 111.
J-Ktriiile. ekstroudr', r. ti. txfuhfr.
Uxiiiisii.ii, tks-trfiii'-Jtvinc. s. fx/ii/u'oti.f.
K»t.i|pcr.iiice, eks-tiiiir.tiliann't^, s. fruliihtiaiiit, f.
lixiilit-rancc, cK'Z-iou'-lji-ranu'cr, s. exiihirtiiut, utr-

abi'iuiaiict
Enuliiraiit.ejjz-iou'-bi-raiin't, a. -ly, ad. txiitxraiit,

tXKiiiif.
lixiilieratr, enz-ioii'-W-rel*", v. n. tma/'oiider.
HxiikvMtc. i^jz-eiir-si-rift»-, r. a. iiiintr.
lijiiltoiatioii, cks-eiil-sirc'-thcuii^ .(. rxiilitralioii, f.
r.xiilt, cK'^-cult»', V. 11. fxultfr, titomplnr.
txuliaiice, rv,'/-0Mr-taiin'cr, lixiiliali'in, ckseul-tc -

ttK-uiir, .V. Iransf'orl df /oie, ni.
E»iiiiila>e, enz-eutir.'-dct'-, v. u. siirabotider ; i-fgorj;fr.
lixiiiulatiiin, ekstiimidc'-cheiiiic, j, .sninl'oiidiiiur, t.
lixiipiTaiicc, ck-siim'i>i-rannc^ i. fx fdiiitl, 111.
Hxupci.tle. i-k-simi'-pi-rc'tc, v. a. sio-^uwri:
Kxuitii'ii. »-k;<;-eiis'-iclieunc, s, lomliiistu'ii, f.
i'.y.is, ai'-as, s. fttmou mais, 111.
Lye. ai, I. aril : f>ciir;;f.>ii ; a-illtl : ticii (,fiiiu nieiiu'lf).

III. ; —ball, s. piu'iillt, f ! — lirow. s. scurcil, in.;

— drop, J. /,i)i)if, f. ; — fl.ip. s. aillerf, f. ; -- ^,'l,mce,
s. iVi.li>de,t.\ — v;lass, J. /t»y)/,></, 111. ; —lush, s. rtl,
111. ; — Ul, .r. crilUt, in. ; — liil, s. paupièrt, f. ; - slint.
s roii/t dai/, in. ; - si^;llt, J. :■;/(■, f. ; —sore, s. fihjtt
ditrtrsH'ii : défaut, in.; — spotteil, a. inomhetf;

— tiiolli, X. dtiiftitiiiiif, {. ; —wink, s. coiif> d'ail, in. ;
trUiadt, f. ; — witness, s. tt'moin oailaire, in. ; — ,
V. a. re/carder, o/yitrvtr.

Kjlct, ai' -let, s. fki/lft, m.
li>rc, ère, s. g merit, f,
liyry, c'-ri, s. aire, (.

P

tr.i, fa, /•our I"all.

Kdlile, fe'-lil", s.fahlt, f. ; —, v. a. et n. faire des fablts;
feindre, larger : eit imposer.

Tabler, fé'-bleur, s. fabuliste, m.

î'nbric, fab'-rik, s. ediji.e ; syKihne, m. ; fa,'>rii/iie, f.

Tabricatf, fab'-ri-kct^, v. a.Jabriiiuer, <\>iistriiire.

l-abrication, fab-ri-ké'-clieunf, s. fabrication ;ioiistriii-
li,'ii, f.

Fabricator, fab-rl-ké'-tcnr, .r. fabriiafeiir ,■ invtirteiir,

l-'abiilist, fab'-ioii-list^ s.fibnliite, m. [m

l'.ibiiloiis, fab'-iou-lencr, a. — ly, ad. fabuleux.

Kace, féc^ s. face, f, ; visage, m. ; Ja^ade ; har iiesie,
audace, f . ; — ,v. a. et 11. /aire face à, affi outer;
mettre un parement ; avoir une fausse apparence.

Facet, fas'-ctt, s. facette, f.

Facetious, fa-ci'-cheuc^ a. —\y, ad. facétieux, plaisant.

Faceiioiisness, fa-ci'.clieuc<-nesv, s. plaisanterie, /tu-
meur bouffonne, f.

Facile, fas'-il, a. facile : souple.

Facilitate, fa-cil'-i-tétc, v. a. faciliter.

Facilitation, la-ciM-té'-cliciin^, s. facilitation, f.

l-acility, fa-cil'-i-tl, s. facilite', f.

I'aciii)f. (é'-cm'ane. s. revers, rev/tenient ; parement, m.

Facinoroiis, f.vcm'-ô-reucr. a. atroce.

Faciiiorousness, fa-cin'-ô-reiic^-ncss/', s. atrocité, f.

l"a>siinile, fak-siin'-i-li, s. fac-similé, ni.

Fact, fakt^, s. fait, m. ; in —, en effet.

Faction, fak'-clieun^, s. faction, f.

Factious, fak'-chencf. a. — ly, ad.faclieu.v.

Faciiousness, fak'-chcuc^-ness^, s. esprit de sédition, m.

Factitious, f.ik-ticli'-eiicf, a. factice.

F.icinr, fak'-Ieur, s. fadeur, m.

Factory, fak'-tciir-i, s. factorerie, f. ; comptoir, m.

Facture, fak' tcliicur', s. açon, facture, (.

Faculty, fak'-eul-ii, s. faculté, (. ; talent, m.

Failille, fail'-Ur, v. <«. et n. derloter, baguenauiier.

Failc, féd^, V. a. et «. faner ; flétrir ; se faner, iC flé-
trir : se ternir.
' tFae, V. Foe, From.

Failjje, fadj^ v. u. convenir ; s'accorder.

Faeces, fi'-ciz, s. pi. fèces, f. pi.

tFaein, v. Foani.

Fng, fa(T, s.piocluur : esclave, nv ; —end, s. bout ; re-
but, m. ; — , V. n. se laisser ; faiblir.

F.iSot, fag'-eutt, s. fagot, ni.; — ,v. a. garrotter; fagoter.

Fall, {é\e, s. faute, f. ; manque, m. ; —, v. a. et n. aban-
donner; manquer; faillir ; défaillir; é(H«Uer,

Failing, fç'.lin'{f«^ s./aibl<fse, C

F'.iiliire, fél'-yeur/, s. tnanque, n:. ; /"ai/lite, t.

l'.iin, {ine.a. et ad. contraint; volontiers; —, i'. »i.
s,tu/iai/er.

Faim, fcn't, a. — ly, att. fkMt ; timide: abattu;
— Iicartcd, (I. pusiUaniint ; — heartrdiieM, s. pusil-
lanimité, timidité, i. . —, V. II. ein. abattre ; languir,
di fparattre ; perdre courage.

F'.iiiitiiijf, ft'ii't'-in ►,""■• S- d//aillan,e, f.

F.iiiitisli. ltMi't'-l( li^. I». affaibli.

I.iiiitishness, foil t'-iclif-nes-.', s. faiblesse, t.

l-.iiiitness fiMi't'-ness/. i. faiblisse ; pusillanimité, I.

l'.iii'ty. fén'tl,a. mou, faible.

lair. fcr^ a. et ad. — ly, i.d. beau; net; pur, clair;
agréable ; Juste, loyal; sincère; lionn/te; blond ; en
bonne intelligencr : — di-aliii^', s. probité, f. ; — spoki-ii,
(». siduisant; —, s. beauté ; foire, f . ; — time, s,
temps de foire, ni.

l-.iirin^;, fàre'-\i\'iziie, s. présent de la foire, m,

Fairisli, fèr^-lclif, a. asseï bien.

l-.iiriicss, fèrr'-ness/, s. beauté; netteté; sincérii/;
loyauté, f.

F'.i:ry, fc'-ri, s. fée; — , a. riefi'e.

.i:ry, le -1
.u'Ii. fetl

l-.u'li. fetli, s. fi : fidélité, (.

'l-,iill'er. V. F-illier.

l-.iiilit'iil, Icth'-fmil. II. — ly, ad. fidèle ; loyal.

iMitlifii'.iiess, fillr ^ul-iicssj-, s. fidélité ; loyauté, f.

l-.iillilcs, fclli'-li.sv, a. incrédule : perfide, déloyal.

I .liilikssiifss, fell^•lî^>w■•lle^.s<•, s. incrédulité; perfidie, t.

I I .litiuir, fo'-teiir, s. coi/iiin, m.
F.ilcliiun, f.U'-clicuiii, s. cimeterre, m.
I .ilcon, t.\'k'n, s.Jaucon, m.
F'.ilconer, f.'i'-k'ii-etir, s.Jaiiconnier, 111.
l-.ilciinet, f,ir-ko-net, s. fauconneau, m.
F.ilcnnry, f,V-k'iiri, s. fiinonnerie, f.

F.ill, f.ll, s. c/iiite ; décadence : baisse, {. ; •— , -,'. .r. et n,
laisicr tomber; abattre ; tomber ; décroître ; baitser ;
éilioir ; to — sliort, manquer; être /ru.,tré: tu
— a doinn, se mettre à faire; to — .i^,lcep, s'en-
dormir; to — aw.iy, dépérir ; maigrir ; to — down,
tomber se Jeter ; X,> — m, s'eiifo^uer ; U> — in willi,
entreprendre : s'aicr.ier avec ; rencontrer : 10 — oIT,
abandonner, renoncer ,1 ; tn — out, arriier; se
biviiiller ; to — to, s'ap/iliquer à, se mettre à ; to —
under, succomber ; devenir l'objet de; to — upon,
attaquer.

Fallacious, fal-lé'-cliciirc, a. — ly, ad. captieux.

Fallacimisness, f.il-lé'-clioucf-iii;ssr, Fallacy, fal'-Ia-ti, s.
fausseté, tromperie, f.

I'.iIIlii, Ml'-ln. T'. Fall.

l'.illibility, fal-li-bil'-i-ti, s. faitiibilité, 1".

Fallible, fal'-li-bl', a. faillible.

I .illiii};, f.ir-linV"", s. cliiite : decadence, f. ; - in. f.
enfoncement, eboulemcnl, m. ; — ont, s. nie^inlelli-
oeiicc, f. ; — sickness, .f. epilepsie, f.

Fallow, fal-f), a. fauve ; en friche : — , s./ai/ière, f. ; —
deer, s. bé/es fauves, f. pi. ; —, v. a.Jaciicrer.

Fallowness, fal-ô-ncssc, s. état dejaclière, ni. ; stérilité, f.

False, f.lls^, a. — ly, ad. faux, perjide ; — hearted, a.
prfide.

Falsehood, fAls^-lioud^ Falseness, fâlsf'-ncss^, s.
fausseté, infidélité, (.

tl-alsct, Me'-sene, v. F'alsehood.

F'.ilsotto, fftl-set'-ti\ s. fausset, m.

J-.ilsification, f.M-si-ti-ké'-clieun»-, s, falsification, f.

l'.iliilicator, f.'ilsi-fi-ke'-teur, Falsilier, f,M'-si-f.àï-eur, s,
faussaire, m.

la'sify, fal'-si-fai, v. a. et n. falsifier; démentir;
mentir.

I a- ,ily, f.ll'-si-ti, s. fausseté, f.

I-.ilier, f.ll'-teur, v. a. et n. passer au crible ; bégayer;
/tési/tr.

l'.ilteriiijjl)', f.'il'-teur-ingM^-li, ad. en be\ayant.

F.iiiic, fciii,', s. rjnoininée ; réputation, f.

V lined. féiiiVl, a./anieiix.

I-.'iMieless, fciiif'-les V, a, sans renom.

l'.iiiiiiiar, f.i-iiiir-yar, a. — ly, ad. familier; — , r.
/aniilier ; ami intime, ni.

l'aniili.iiity, faiii-il-i-ar'-i-ti, s. familiarité, f.

laiiiili.ii:ze. fa-niir-yar-aizc, T. a familiariser.

laiiiily, faiii'-i-li, s. famille, f.

I .inline, fain'-inc, s.J'amine, disette, f.

I iiiiiisli, faiii'-iclic V. a. et n. affamer ; tnour-'r de faim.

l-.iinosity, fa-iiios'-iti, s. célébrité, f. ; renom, ni.

î-.iiiioiis, fé'-nieucf', a. — ly, ad. fiineii.x:

l-,iinoiisncss, fé'-iiicuct-iiess<', v. FaniObity.

\',\n,f.\\\-, s. éventail, m.; —, v. a. éventer; vanner;
t-, V. When.

F'anatic, —al, fa-nat'-ik, —al, a. - ally, ad. fanatique ;
—, s. /anatique, 111. et f.

Fanaticism, fa-iiat'-i-cizin,J.y&;/(T/«jw^, m.

Fanciful, fan<f'-ci-foul, a. — ly, ad. imaginaire ; bixarrt.

Fancifully, fanf'çi-fo«l-li, ad, ayeç biiiarrerie.

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t'AniiriiIncM, rmi/'-ci-futil-iirss/, i. Utariirit, f.
I'Hiicy, fitii/'-cl, i, ti'iui'iiia/ii»! . jouitntH , ajlhliott,

I. ) — iiion^rr, i. i i.i/<'>r>iiii>r, in. : — kick, «i. uialmit

imtn'i'iaiK , -, T'. II. I'lmni'iiiff.
K«iij», fnnV. t frijfi, ttrt* ; Htjtust, f. | —, f. «, im-

ftttiHtr, sanir.
I-iiniJlc, (iitiL'' I, I. iiiitntioii, f.
I'aiincl, f.imi -fl, J. 'nauifitlt. in.
iMiiLMit'il, (iiii<''l.i-»iil. II. iit/riiifMX.
Funtrfkiic, — ul, r<iii/-tak'-tlk, — al, >i. — ally, ati. /aulas-

tiçiit, àiiarrt.
FMntiiitJr.ilnpsi, fuiw-tak'-li k.ilncsv, t. /itiifniiit; t>i-

tarrtrit, f.
Far, far, «i. el a,l. loin, Miifain, ^ljii;iif', it it loin , btau-

luiifi ; SI) — as as — as, aiitnii/ (/ne; how —, /la-

ifiiaii ; — fflilid, a. rtihtrihr./orte.
Kari:c, (axcf, \./a>ir, f.

I.irtital, far'-ci k.il, a. - ly, a,i. liriUt, //ai'sauf.
lMr<lel, f.ir'-ilel, i./i»»rff<i», I'l.
tare, (irt, i. passant : fnx liii /««.i uigf, in. ; »^^/t, in.

J)l. ; —, 1'. ». v.iyagti' ; fiisstr , .\e nourrir : it porter,
Hiirewrll, ff r»'iiii'fll, int. nilim : , t. lon^e, in.
harinaceons, fari «'' chcuc^ a. Jarintu.x.
tl'nri, (ut\e, s. i/imtt litpain, in.

Harm, farm», j. /ere", f. ; —, t. .1 afftrintr ; citilivtr.
i'ariner, far'-ineur. ■'./frmitr, in.
l-'arinjn({, far'-inin V'lv, r. in'rniiUiirf, (.
F.iniiijst, (ar'-niAsU, <» // p/iit //I'n- ne.
I-'arncss, far'-ness/, s. eloi^iitineiit. in.
i-arraK", far-ré'.j;<^> ■'• »>"">i)!e, m.
Tarrifr, far'-i-eur, .t. fnaiethul, in.
l-'arriery, far'-i-curi, J. nrt 1 /(ernuiire, 111.
i'.irrdw, ht' -fi, s. petit iOihoH, in.; —, t<. ii. ivi hoiiiiir,

mettre ins.
I-'arther, fai'-llier, n. //iirf. ultérieur, plus loin, tie plus:

—, r. a. V. I'urilicr.
Farthest, far'-tliestc <«. le phu floi^ne.
Farlliinn, far'-tliin n»/^. s. li.iiil, in.
Fascia, facli'-i-a, s. luiuiiileli,-, f.
Fascicle, fas'-sikl', s. JiXMUiiie. in.
F'ascin.ite, fas'-ci-iicl<', v. ii./asiiner.
Fascination, f.iscl-nc'-cliciiiif, s./csiiiialion, t.
Fascine, f.is-sin^', .1. /nstiiie, f.
f Fash, fach^ s. peine, I.
Fashion, fach'-cimc, .1. /«jixf, forme : maiiih-e ; moil,.

{. ; raiif,', in. ; --, :■. a. /iiiHiDier.yoriiier.
Fashion.(l>lo. fach'-onnnlir, n. -bly, inl. 'i la uutle.
Fashidiiist, f.nc h'-cun-ist, s. /iis/iionnliU, in.
JFashiims, fach'tiicc, ir. iiiuniiinoile.
F.ist, f.isic. It. et ml. — ly, nil. Jerme : silr: vite: ile

plis : — hamlcil, ri. aviirc : -, s. jtihie, in. ; — d.iy,

s.Joiir dejeiiiit, in. ; —, v. ii.Jeihier.
I'astcn, fas'-s'n, v. a. et 11. aitittlier : /ermet . s\it-

taiher : Id — »\mn. fixer sur.
Fastidious, fas-tid'-i-encc, a. — ly, a. '. dedaij^neiix.
I-'astiiliousness, fastul'-iciicfiic-ss»-, s. dedaxii, in.
Fasting, f.is'-tin'i{»/c, s. jeune, in. ; — day, s. jour de

jeUne, in.
Fastness, fast<''-iiess^', s. attachement, in. ; nirete, f.
F'iistiunis, fas'•lchiou■euc^ a. pompeux.
Kat, fat», a. gras : i^roisier : —, v. a. et n. eiij;raisser:

sent^iaisser : f— , v. What.
I-atal, fé'-tal, a. - ly, aJ. fatal.
l-'!italisiii. fé'-ta-lizin, s.Jatnlisme, 111.
l'"atalisi-, fe'-ta-list», s. fataliste, ni.
l-'atiility, fé-t.il'-i-ti, F.italness, fé'-tal-nessf, s. fatalité, f.
Fate, fét», s. destin, sort, m.
Fated, fé'-ted, a. destiné.
Father, fa'-ther, s. père, m. ! —land, patrie, f. ; —,v.a.

adopter : to — upon, attribuer à.
I-atherhood, fa'-tlicr-hond<-, s. paternité, I,
F'alhcrless, fa'-ther-less», a. orphelin.
Fatherlincss, fa'-thcr-l.-ness», s. amour paternel, ni.
Fatherly, fa'-ther-li, a. et ad. paternel : en pire.
Fatlioin, fath'-eniiu', s. brasse ; portée, f. ; —, v. a. em-
brasser : sonder.
Fathomles.s, fath'-euin»-les5», a. sansfond; impénétrable.
Fatidical, fa-tid'-i-kal, a. prophétique.
Falinablc, fat'-i-tia-bl', a. aisé àfati^ntcr.
Fatitjate, fat'-i-j;;<ét», v. a.fatiyiier.
FatiL'uo, fa-tii;', s. fatigue, peine, f. : —, v. a. fatiguer.
Failiîi;;, f.itt'-lin';;»;», s. animal qu'on en^'raisse, m.
Fatness, fatf'-ness», s. embonpoint, m. ; graisse, f.
Fatten, fat'-fn, v. a. et n. eiixr>aisser : sen^'raisstr.
Fatty, fat'-i, a./rras, huileux.
Fatuity, fat-iou'-i-ti, s. fatuité; sottise, f.
Fatuous, fatch'-iou-euc», a. sot, imbécile.
Faucet, fâ'-cett, s. fausset, m.
Faiigh, (\. int. pouah !
tHauld, fAld», v. Fold.
Fault, f.llt», s. faute, f. ; défaut, m. ; to find — with,

(rmvtrù redire; —finder, s, çrittfuf, cemeur, in.

l'.iiillineM, nkl'-li-nciv, i. faute, f. ; lié/auli, m. p

Fnultlc%«, f41l»'-lekv, a. tans d faut.

Faulty, f.irtl, n. - lly, ad. mutable : déftflutH\ ; à l«n

l'.iiin, f,tii/, Fauniis, fA'-ncucr, J.yo/tw», m,

iF'aund, f.1nd», v. F'ound.

♦ Faur'd, (■M'.i\i,pi>ur Favoured.

tl'aii<ic, fit/, V. Fais*.

Haut, f,ti», V. Fault.

l'.iutiir, fA'-teur, s, fauteur, m.

F.ivoiir, fc'-veur, s. faveur ; erJit, f. ; bonnet i-i.l,ri,
'. f. ; — 1 t'. (». Jalon tr
aiènrder.

i. |>l. ; >«!«» , perinistioii.

Favourahie, fe'-veur-a-lil', a. - My, ad.favomb.'e.

Faviiuralilcncss f<f'.vcur-a-l>l' ncss/, f. bienfri/lainf, (

l-.ivoiired, fc''.veitr'd, a. favorite . well —, bienfait

Favourer, fi''vcur-eur, 1. fauteur, m.

I .ivonntr, fé'vcnriic s.Javori, m.

lavourlcss, f^'-venr less», a, ut>n proteileiir.

lawn, Mn», s./aon, m. ; -, 1'. n.jaoïinei ; Jlatttr.

Inwnir, f,V.ncur, t. flatteur, ni.

l-'.iwniiii[ly, f.t'.nin'i;H».li, ad. servilement,

fFeal, fil», s. motte, f.

Fealty, fi'-at-ti, s. foi et hommage, f.

I-'ear, fir», s. crainte, peur, f. ; fiir — of. de iiainlr ,1e,
— , V. a. et n. craindre ; effrayer ; t - , d. entier.

Fearful, fir'-foul, ii. — ly. ad. ciiiinlif: terrib'e.

F'carfiilness, fir'-fnnl-ncss», s. crainte, I. ; effroi, ni.

I'"carlcss, fir'-lcss». a. — ly, ad. inti épide.

I-'earIcssiiess, fir'-less»-ncss», .r. intrépidité, f.

Feasibility, fizi-hil'-i-ti, s. possibilité, f.

Feasible, fi'-ii-bl , a. — bly. ad. faisable.

F'cast, fisi», s. fête, f. ; festin ; repas, m. ; —, v. a et n.
fêter : rex'aler ; repaître ; se re^'aler,

Foaster, fist'-eur, s. );our>iiaiid, m.

Feat, fit», j. ».»■//<•('/, Jail, m.; —, a. — ly, ad. adroite,
leste.

Feather, feth'-eur, s. plume : baj^atellc, f. : — IhmI. i. /iI
de plumes, m. ; — less. a. s.tiis plumes; -srMi'r, j.
plumassier ; —, v. a. orner de plumes ; eniichir.

F'calhery, fetli'-eur-i, #». lourert île plumet,

Featness, fit»'.ness», s. ,idre\\e, dextérité, (,

F'u.itnre, fi'-tchieur», s. tratl, m.

F'i-iize, liz, t'. a, détordre.

i-ebricit.ile, fcb-ri'citit», T. n. ,tvnir la fiévrt.

|-ebrifuj;e, feb'-ri-liouilj», s.Jebrifiij^e, m.

Febrile, feb'-ril, a./ébrile.

February, fcb'-rioii-.tri. .t. Février, m.

Feces, fi'-ciz, s. pi. lie. t.

iFeck, fek, .v. partie, f.

Il'eckless, fek'-less», a. faible.

Feculent, fck'-iou-lenr.'l, a. féculent,

l-ecund, fek'-eun'd, a, fécond.

l'ccundate, fek'-eiinn-clct», t. a. féconder.

Fecunda'ion, fek-eunndé'-clieun», s. fécondation, U

F'cuiulify, fi-keunn'-di-f,iï, r>. a. féconder.

Fecundity, fi-kcunn'-di-ti, s. fécondité, f.

l-'cd, fed, V. Feed.

Federacy, fed'-cr-a-ci, .r. confédération, t.

l'ederal, fcd'-er-al, a. fédéral.

Federalist, fcd'-er-a-list, s. fédéraliste, ni.

l'cderate. fed'-er-ét», a. confédéré.

Federation, fed-er-é'-cheun», s. confédération, f.

Feder.itive. fed'-er-a-tiv, a.fédéraiif.

l-ee, fi, s. fief ; honoraire, m. ; —, v. a. payer, récom-
penser : corrompre.

F"ecble, ft'-bl'. a. —bly, ad. faible.

Feebleness, fi'-bl'-ness», s. faiblesse, f.

I'"eed, fid», s. nourriture, pâture, {. ; •— , 7'. a. et n,
nourrir; alimenter; e)i,i;raisser. se nourrir; piittre.

Feeder, fid'-eur, s. nourrisseur ; manj,'eur ; pâtre, m.

[•"cedinn, fid'-in'({«», s. nourriture; alimentation
{locomotive), f.

F'eel, fil, s. toucher, attouchement ; \fou, ni. ; —, v. a.
et II. loucher, tâter ; sentir ; être sensible ; lavoir.

Feeler, fil'-eur, s. palpe, f. ; —s, //. antennes, i. pi.

Feelinj;, fil'-iii'ii'»», a. — ly, ad. touchant ; sensible ; —,
s, toucher ; sen'iment, m.

Feet, fit», V. Foot.

Fei^n, fi-'n», v. a. et 11. feindre ; controuver.

I-"ei^;iiedly, fén'-ed-li, ad. avec feinte, far fiction.

F'eint, fén't, s. feinte, f. ; déguisement, m.

Felicitate, fi-lis'-i-tét», v. a. féliciter.

Felicitation, fi-lis-i-té'-cheun», s. felicitation, f.

Felicitous, fi-lis'-i-teuc», a. heureux.

Felicity, fi-lis'-i-ti, s. félicité, f.

Feline, fi' -lain», a. de chat, félin.

Fell, fell, s. peau, fourrure, f. ; —monter, s. pelletier,
m. ; —, a. cruel, féroce ; — , v. a, el H, abattre ; ter-
rasser; t arriver (v. aussi VaW).

Feller, fel'-leur, s. biicheron, m.

Fcllness, fel'-ness», s.férocitéy t,

Felloç, fçriô, î.JffHlt, t

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FIL

(1. mant,ii;ti4x.

MH rabli, ni ; — citiieii, t. tonnloytn, ni. ; — >.it;4- '
lure, >■ ttmhliihlt, in, ; — feeling. '• lyin/^itlhtt, I. ; |

— heir, i. ttihirititr, in. ; — lahnurcr, t \oliiihi>raiti)r, j
III. 1 — scliciUr, — Nludeiit, i. ,ai>iiir,t.it J'linir, in. ;

— solitier, /. <i»ti/<jv">"< liitrm*!, iii ; -• sullcrcr. i.
iv»t/tij{)ion ifiiifvrtmif. III ; — Ir.ivi-'llrr, t. miti-
/'.i^Hiin lit Viiyitnf, III. ; —, v. a, itffarttiltr.

Kcll'M»"»!!!!'. ftri(S-tlii|), t, ioiiHe; rgalUt, rilitluin ;

Iviirst lit toll );t, (.
Icily, fcl'-li, It J. irutl/fment.

hil' 1. Icl'-Biiiii-, /. < rimtiitl, 111, ; —, a. cruf/. iuhumniii.
Ichiiiiiius, h-16' -Ill-cue^, a. —ly, ail. ftiflitr, tJupnim ;

fr, mfiiitf.
I-iluny, fel'-ciin i, s./tlonit, (.
1 1 II, loll, X. ffuirt. III, ; —, I', a./tHtrtr (v. anisi l"eel).

I rill. t.i. ti'li'uk'-.i, s./elouifiif, f.

I I 111. lie, ti'-iii*!/, a. >lt/t>ii»u,/ftHinin ; —, i./tmrtU :
jiiiitnt, 1.

liiiie, feinr, s.ftnttni, f, ; — covert, x. fimtni mari f,

I ; — sole, i./nnme non nutrùt, i.
I'liiiinality, rciiii-ii,il'-i-ti, x, mitiirt Ui la/tMiiir, (.

I iiiiiinnc, fein'-i-iini<-, ii./eniintn.

I I inur, h'-Micur, s. /ftiiiir, in,

I t'li, fenn, x. marais, mat'-iii^f, in,

I (lice, fenn'c^ s. rtinf^rt, in. ; df/tiiir, hait ; *sirimt,

f ; — , t'. II. tt u. ttort lit Maifs ; niiiiiir; tjtrimtr.
Iciiteless, (cnn't/'-lcsv, a, iiiiix i/iUiiit.
Fencer, fenn'-cciir, x. tstrimtur, lirtur, m,
KciiciiiK. fenn'-cin '^j/i^, x, tscrimi, (. ; - - ni.istcr, i.

mnUrtifarmts, in. i — scliuul, x, salit if atmes, f.
Friiil, fen'il, l'. a. tl n. fartr; st i;ariitrUt , raiioiittri.
Icmler, fcnn'-deur, s.x'ar,it;f>iifrf, m.
Itncr.itc, fcn'-cretc, t. ii. pirler ,i mint.
Iciicr.Uion, fiiier-o'clicinc. j. murt, f,
Iciinel, fen'-el, s./tiiouil, in.
leniiiJili, fen'-icli^, Icnny, (cn'-i
I-cikI, fiDUil^, s./itf. 111.
)>ijil.il, lii)ir-<lal, a.jiodal.
li-iiifee, fcl'-l, X. dotialairr, in.
Iciillcr, fof-ciir, X. Jonalfiii; in.
Iciitfiiifiit, fi;('-iiitiiirt. X, iii/fiuiatioH, (.
l-en.ilion, tirié'.cliciin^, t. if/- /'t, mou, f,
liriiie. fi-raiiK. <i, suDvax'f, /■■roit,

I tniiLMicss. ti-r.iiiK'-ness/', l'crity, «cr'-lti, s./trocilr, f,

II triie, IcT'Ii, s. movfiile, f.

Icrihciit, fLT'-incnn t, s.Jtrnifiit, m. \ /trmtiitatioii, f, ;

—, Icr-ini-nirt', t. a. tt n.Jairt /trintnter : Jtrmenttr.
lerinemiUmn, ffr-iiionn-le'-tliciin?, x, Jermeutatton, f.
1 trn. fern, s.Joii-^èrt, (.
Icriiy, forn'-i, <». louvtrt dtfoiig:h-t.
l'crutloiis, fi-ro'-clienc^ ii. — ly, ait / roce.
l'erucious'iess, fi-ro'-tlieuc^-iic^w, j'crocity, firos'-iti,

s.frroiiti, (.
l-erreous, fer'-ri-cnc^ <i, dt ttr.

1 trret, fer'it^ s./urti ; Jliurtt, m.; —, V. a./uriltr.
Icrretcr, fer'-i-teiir, s.Jiirtttur ; indisire', m.
lerriîijçe, fer'-i-idy, s. /lassaj^t, m.
I'erruL'inous, fer-riou'-ilji-nenc^ a.ftrrugineux.
l'errule, fer'-ril, x. virait, f.
1-erry, fer'-l, s. tac, m.; —boat, x. l>iti; àa/taii, m.;

— man, .t, baltlitr, m.
Fertile, fer' -til, a. — ly, ad./trtil./tiomf.
lertiloness, fer'-til-ness^, Fertility, fcr-til'-i-ti, s. /tr-

lilite, f,
lerlilizc, fer'-tll-aïze, v. a.ftrtilistr.
Ferula, fcr'-iou-la, s./trnlt, f.
Fervency, fer'-venn-ci, s./trvtiir, f.
Fervent, fer'-venn't, a. — ly, ad./trvtnt.
Fervid, fer'-vid, a. brûlant.
Fervidity, fer-vid'-i-tl, l-ervidness, Ter'-vid.ness^, F'cr-

viiur, ter'-veur, s.ftrvtur, ardeur, f.
Fescue, fez'-kiou, x. toucht, f.
Festal, fes'-tal, a. de fête, joyeux.
Fester, fes'-teur, v. u. se corrompre.
Festiiuite, fes'-ti-uét^, a. — ly, ad. précipité, à la hâte,
Festination, fes-ti-né'-clieunf, x, hdtt, f.
Festival, fes'-ti-vai, a. de fête, joyeux; —, s, jour de

/(te, m.
Festive, fes'-tiv^ a. joyeux.
Festivity, fes-tiv'-i-ti, s. fête ; joie, f.
Festoon, fes-touiif', s.Jeston, m.
F'estucous, fes'-tioii-lceuc?, a. dt paille.
Fetch, fetch;, x. stratagème, m. ; ruse, f. ; artifice, m. j

—,v.a, aller chercher ; j)roduire ; to — away, em-

7>ttner, emporter ; to — m, faire entrer ; to — out,

faire sortir; produire ; to — up, atteindre, rat

trapper.
Fetcher, fetch'-eur, s. celui qui va chercher.
Fetid, fet'-id, a. fétide.
Fetidness, fet'-id-iiess*, x, odeur fétide^ i,
fçtlotk, fett'-lok, s. fanon, m,

Friler, fclt'tur, v. a. enchaîner.

Fotleri, fell'-eurf, x. pl.Jtrt. m. pi, ; tnIrtMt, f. f.U

Fend, AiiuiU, s.fltf, m. ; ijutrtUt, f.

Fi'udal. Iiiiu'mI.iI, a.hixiat.

Feiid.il.lv, tiiiu-iLil'-l-li, s.Jtitdalitt, f.

Fever, »i'.»eur, s.jiéfrt, (.

F'everisli, A'-venr-lclic, a. fitvrtux.

FcverishiicM, ti-vcuriclirncksi', x. indiiposition /iilf

rti' ; (.
Fcvcry, ti'-vcur-l, v. l-evcrlth.
Few, niiu, II. peu.

Ffwne".», hiiu'-ne-is/, i. petit n.tmbre, m.
tley, f.'l, <i. atttmt lit itritx-t.
Flair, U\\'-Me, t. ari/l, dei rtt, ni.
Fill, till, t. menso'H'e, contt, m. ; —, v. n. /aire d.-t

contes.
Filire, fai'-tieur, s. fikit, f.

I il'r'iiis, fai'liri'iitr, <i. />7iiv/ir. |

FIImiI.i, hli'-ioU'I.i, s. peroiit, ni, ^

Fickle, lik'.kr, a. inconstant ; Umbarrauant.
FiiklcnrNS, fik'-kl'iiesv, s. inn'mtanit, t.
Fictile, (ik'-til. a ifiDxit.
F'itlii'ii, fik'-clieun/, i. jntion, f.
Mctiiiiis, tik'clieucr, Ficlitmus, liktlch'-euc/, ii. — ly.^ii/.

/fint.jiiuv.
FiiliHc, tid'-iir, X, T'iii/iH/, ni. : -faddie, r. niaistrit,

biii;ate//t, f. ; -- stick, r. aithrt, m. ; - s(rini{. j. ior„e

lie tioion, r ; —, v. a. li<utf du ;ii>/oii.
Fiddler, ful'-dleur, x, janenriie Vio.on, m.
l'idelily, fi-dei'-i li, r. fiiiiltt.\ f,
Fiilkfc. liilj^ Fiiltjct, liilj'-ilc, V. n. remuer, fnliller,

f at; iter.
I id^jet, tidj'-it/, 1. ini/nii/iid>\ f,
lulnety, lidj'-i-li. II. impatient.
l'idiRi.il, H-illuii'-> liil, II. asiiirr.
l'idiiciary, li-diiiu-clii-ari, s. dèpoiitaiit, ni. ; —, n.

jtrine, assure.
Field, tiid, .f. champ, ni, ; tampagnt, (. ; —lied, i. fit

de latnp, ni. ; — d.iy, x. exermt lijtu, m ; — ni.irsli.i^

X. /tld-marei hal, m. ; - oiticcr, s. ajHi ier d et-it-major,

III ; —preacher, x. pteduattnr atnhiilaiil, m.
Fielded, hl'-deil, ii. aux i humps ; en canipj^nt.
Fiend, hiin'd, s. diable, m.

Fierce, hrc;, .i. — ly, ad. jeioit, farouche : furieux.
Fierceness. lircZ-iiess^. i.feriHtté.jiirtur, i,
Fieriness. f.ir-ri.iiessr, s.Jout'iie, f.
l'iery, fai'ri, a. de Jeu ; enjlumnié.
Fife, l.iif, s. fijre, m.
Filer, f.ii'feiir, s./ifre, m.
Filteen. tif-tiiii', a. quinze
Fifleenth, fir-tinn'th, n. i/nnitihnt.
Fifth, tilth. II. — ly, ad. cinquième.
l'iftieth, firti-cth, II. cim/nanticme,
i'ifty, fil'-ti, a. cim/iiante.
F'tJ. l'K. s. fijiue ; b,n-attlle, (. ; —tree, x. figuier, m. j

— , V. a. mtttrt i/ih. en tête à i/.
Fi){ht, faitr.x. com/'at, m, ; m/lte, (. ; '—, j: a. tt n. cnin-

battrt, se battre ; to — it out, l'iil'*r un différend en it

battant.
V'\\!,\\te\\T,fM'-Xe\\t, s. combattant ; gutrritr, m.
Fijjincnt, fi^'-tnenn't, s. fiction, i.
I'it;iiral, fi^'-iou-ral, Fi^Jllralc, h^'-ioiirét/, «i./zV/i'V.
Figuration, lii;-iou-ré'-cheuii;, s. lonji^uration, (.
Fnfur.itive, (ij»'-iou-ra-tiv, n. —\y,ad.fit:urt: figuratif.
Fi>jure, fij;'-ioure, s.fignrt, f. ; personnage, ni, ; tour-
nure, f, ; — , V. a. tt n. figurer ; représenter,
fFike, faik^ v. Fidget.
Filaceous, fi-lé'-theucc, a. filamenteux,
Fil.-imem, (il'-a-mcnn't, \.jilament, ni.
Filbert, fil'-beurt;, x. nvetine, f, ; — tree, x. avtlinitr,m.
F'ilcli, filchf, V. a. dtrobtr.jilouttr.
Filcher, filch'-eur, s. filou, m.
File, faiU, s. fil, in. ; filt ; liasse ; lime, f. ; — cutter, s.

tailleur de limes, m. ; — leader, x. chefdtjile, ai. ; —,

V. Il, et n. enfiler; limer : de/iler.
Filciiiot, fil'-i-mott, x. couleur jeuilltmortt, f.
Filial, fir-yal, a. — ly, ad. filial, dtfils.
Fiiiijrnne, tir-i-^rénf, F'ilij,'ree, (il'-i-eri, s. filigrane, m.
FiliiiL's, faî'-linVi'z. s. pi. limaillt,\.

sujffisanct, f. ; soûl, m, ; — , v. a. et n. emplir ;

l-tlIIlL'S, M

Fill, fil, X,

remplir; soiller ; satisjaire ; se remplir; ver\er à

boire; to — ui^, remplir complètement ; tinptoytr.
l'iller, til'-eur, x. celui qui remplit.
Fillet, til'-ett, x. bande. {. ; bandeau ; filet, m. ; rouelle de

veau, (. ; —, v. a. lier avec une bande.
Fillip, til'-ip, X. chiquenaude, f.
Filly, fil'-li, X. Pouliche, (. ; poulain, m.
Film, film, x. membrane, l. ; —, v. a. couvrir d'un*

pellicule.
Filiiiy, fil'-mi, a. membraneux.
Filter, fil'-teur, s. filtre, m. ; —, v. a. filtrer, fasstr,
Fttthi 6ltb, s, frdnrt,- ijnpurft^, (,

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rihhlnrtt, Alili'l iicsv, t. /<i////; itufurttét U
l-.ithy, flinr-i, <i. — lly, m4. lah ; imfttr,
Fll.r.itc, fll'trél/, T' n.jlllrtr, fatiti:
hillr.'tliiii, Al'lrc'ihruii/, t.JiltriUton, f,
l'iiiilir.Hir, tiiii/'-lirl-^te, v. », l>i»-\itr.
l'Iii, fin/ t. niH'mirr, t. ; — lixilcil, a. âa/mi/^Jt,
l'iii-tl, (.11 n.il, II, — ly, iiii.JInal, <lfiit{/,
Fiiuiiicir, ti ii.tiin'i^, s.fltutMif, I,
l-imtiiLUl, ft'i'inii' I li.iC (i.finiiiuttl.
l'iiLiiKior, Ai.inii-cir', f. /hiaïuitr, m.
I-lii.iry, fal'-iM'l, t. ntn>itrit,/ori't, f.
Fiiicli, finiiili/, '. fiiiion, m.

•l'iiiil, laiii'il, V. a. ft H. Iroitvir ; iit(i>uvrir , rftûHiiaiIrt:
/OHrnir , itf^rouvtr ■ to — fault, //v/ftvr ■* rtJir/ ; lu

— «lut, li rouvrir, imnvintr.

Kinder, falml'-cur, s itfiii i/ni Itiuiit, tit'iouvrf,

I'lnilf.iull, fiiiu'ir-f.Ut', s. tfnt.'iir, rii.

Fine, fiiin/, a. - ly. mi. Wan, f'Unaitt ; ^n ; d^tUal ; —,
t. auuHiii ; loinliisii»,. f. ; in --,e>i/iii ; — dr.«w, »'. ri.
riiUrairt ; — druwcr, *. ttnlraytiir, m. ; -- ilr,iwiii){,
/. rfntrailitrt, i.\ — fii'({crc(l, a. huhiU %iiiro\l ; —
tpoken, (i. t^<'Mrvrr><.r ,' - &|Min, >i. rrt.'ifnlit, siiblii ;
—, V, a. ajflntr, pnrtjitr , payer unt ii>»eiuU,

Fi'ieness, fa ii^-iicsv, s.jint^xt ; tUnaiM, (.

lih'.T, f.ti'-iii'iir, i. it/Hnfur, m

J'intry, f.ii'-nrur-i, i. fariiit : •'ffl'iirit, (,

l-'iiivNie, fi-nc^, s. jtiitsff, rinf, f,

I'ilicw, fiii'lnii, t. nioiiUMiff, f.

I'iiicwc I, fiiin'-ioiKlc, II, Dwiii.

I'injjcr, liiV'tj/icur, s.iiotgt, in,; —Ikmi.!, s. diivitr,
III. ; — ^.tall, i. poiiftt, f. ; —, r. il. M>litltr, lomhn- ;
jvutr J'li.i iiiilriiiiiciit.

iMii^ler.in^lt tin'^j'-jjr-f.in'K y}', s. biii;attl,W,(,

I'iiilcal, flii'-i'^al, II. — ly, iW. at/tit/,j.U.

I'liiicalncss, t'lii.'i.kalnusv, s. ajftltrit ■ fulHitt, f,

I'lnisli, liii'-iclir, ", a.Jhiif, Ifriuiiitr, vthtver.

I'iiiislicr, fm'-icli-ciir, s. Cfliiii/iii /hiit.

I'iiiilo, f.ii'-ii.iilc, (I. -ly, ait.Jiiii, limits,

l-iiiilelc!ib, fai'-iLiilr-i-ss/-, <i. ilittntlt.

I'initcnoss, f.n'-iiaili' 'lussi', I'iiiitudc, fii.' I iiotui/, j,
liinilittioii, boriif, f.

I'iiilcss, fiiif'-ltss/', II. fill, r iiiixfi'iift.

I'iiiiiy, tinu'-l, a.i/iii It ilti uageijiiis.

I'ir, fcr, r. sapni, in.

l-irc, faire, s. /m ; iiiifiiiiif, .u. ; — arm, .r. aroit I'l/eii,
f . ; — l>.ill, J. niflforf. III.; t,'rf>iiiite, f. : -I'r.iiul, t.
liion. III. ! - liiickct, X. teaii i iiunuiif, in. ; - luiii-
pany, i, iompii);iiitde foinpt'r.^ f. ; ■ ■ finjine, .\,t}>»pt
ii iiiitiiiiif, f. ; —man, t. fioinpie,' ; thiiii/feiii-, \t\ ; —
in.ister, i. arlijiciti; m. ; — new, ,». bnllnnt mm : —
ofliirc, Ï. lomfiaxnie li'atmratut co.ilit I'luctiiiiie, f. ;
— p.in, s, r/cnaiiii, m, ; — pUcc, s,/oy,-r, in. ; ■ - ship, s.
briiUit, m, ; -- siilc, i. ivi« liii/eutjuyr, in. ; - wiim',
J', {litis dt i./i,iiij/'.it:e. III. ; — worker, s. i.-rttjiiiti, in.
—work, t./eii li'iirtijkt, in. ; —, v, a, et i,./iiire/eii ,
embraser ; tirer ; prendre jeu.

Firer, fair' -cur, s. boiite-feii, ni.

Firing, fulr'-ln'^»^, s. chaujfage, in. ; /iisitlade, *.

Firkin, fcr'-kiii/, s. barillet ; i/uiirtaut, in.

Finn, feriiw, a. — ly, ad, ferme ; —, s. raison ; signa-
ture, f. ; —, I', a. conjirmer, fixer.

I'irinament, fcr'-m.vincnn't, s.Jirmament, in.

Firmness, fcrm'-ness^, s. fermeté, f.

First, feurstf, a. et ad. premier ; premièrement, et abord;

— be^fotten, — born, s. premier-ué, m. ; — fruits, s. pi.
prémices, m. pi. ; — raie, a. du premier raiii;.

Firstling, feurst'-lin'n'"'. '»• pre)niei-iie ; —s, fl. pré-
mites, f. pi.

Fir-tree, fer'-lri, s. sapin, m.

Fisc, fisk, s.Jisc, in.

Fiscal, fis'-kai, ii.Jistal; —, s. trésorier, m.

Fish, liclu", s. poisiitii, m. ; — bouc, s. nré.'e, i. ; —day, s.
jour mairie, m. ; — jjartli, s. l'onde, écluse, I. ; - jjif;,
s. harpon, n-oc,,m. ; — hook, s, hamefon, m. j — kettle,
s.poissonnién , f. ; — m.irkct, s. poiisonnerit, f. ; —
ineal, s. repas en poisson, m. ; — montfcr, s. poisson-
nier, m. ; — pond, s. étam,' ; vivier, m. ; - skin, s, peau
lie chien, f. ; —wife, —woman, s, poissonnière, f. ; — ,
*. u et n, pécher.

Fisher, fich'-eur. Fisherman, fich'-cur-inan?, s. pécheur ;
bateau pécheur, m.

Fishery, ficli'-eur-i, s. pèche ; pêcherie, f.

Fisliful, fich^-foul, 11. poissonneu.v.

Fishinjf, licli'-in'iî"'. s. pèche, f. ; —line, j. li^ne, t.

F'isliy, (ich'.i, a. poissor.neii.v, de poisson,

tF'issel, fis' -si', T'. Uiisllc. - --

tFissenless, fis'-s'ii-lesse, a. faible.

Fissile, fis'-sil, a. fissile.

Fissility, fis-sil'-l-ti, s. nature fissile, f.

Fissure, fich'-yeur, s. fissure, fente, f.

Fist, fist*, s. poing, m. ; — , v. ti. battre av:c te poing.

Fisticuffs, fis'-tl-kçufs, s, ft. coitfs dtpoin^, n». pi.

FKlImil, fls'-lliMul/, J / .- .Il*, t.

FlkliiU, AVtchioula, t./iitiile, f.

Fil, (iu, r. <iii/r, III. i attafiie, f, ; tr»ntp,tr/, m. ',fttnf»lilt,
f. I tpieit . /,ii, Ml. I l'y - N par b*utadet ; —, a. — ly,
!»(/ propre, convenable, ■> propot ; -, v. il, et ii. ad.if,
ter, nfuiter ,• dupoter, prepiirtr ; ntHi>tnir , t,, —
oal, ét/tuper ; armer i tu — up, itrfaiiger i ineiititf.

F'ilcli, tililK», /, iftie, I,

(llte, r.iiK, f. While.

Flifiil, fitZ-finil, <i. If ni tient par a, lét.

Filnei», fil^'-nesn/, «. lourenance ; opportunité.

I'ill,ililc, fit'-la-lil , a. lou.euable.

l'iticr, tii'.ciir, i, leliii iiui anoinmiiie ; lambeau, m.

• il.', fin, t.fiti, m.

live, f.ilvr, a. I /<;./, — fold, a, quinlupi*.

l'Iiis, falvx, s.p:. il, ii'es, f. pi,

lix, fikt. 11, II. ri II. /. \er , arrêter; se /i.xer ; s'é.'it'iltr.

l'txatlon (ik-\L'.ilieiin^, i. /ixation , ioii\lanie, (.

Iixeil, lik'-sri!, a. - ly, ad fi\e,

linediiess, «k'-Htil-iif.-./, t. fixité, slabtltté, (.

l'iker, hk'-wiir, s. bnissiei, m.

luiiire, fiki'.lcliicur, s. those fl.it e, t.; menb.'f à
di'meiire, m.

'■''n'i^Ti l>*''iiu\iiuf, s, fine ; petite loi/uet.'t, f.

Vu/, Ut, V, II. siffler.

Il.i! Iilncsi, (l.di'-l>l-iiei'ir, s. Jlaccidilé, f.

l'I.ililiy, H.ili'-bi, a.fiiiM/iie, mou.

l'I.iicid, tl.ik'.ild, a.fiasi/Uf ; l.iche.

11.1.1 idity, llak cid'.|.|i, l'I.iCLidnesit, Rak'-cld-nesw, /,
fildchemenl, m.

Il.Uf, I1.1K, s. diapi'ini; pavillon; ji,-lalelit, m.; —
lirooiii, J, balaide /ont, m. ; - ollitcr, t. (he/tCesiaiie,
m. i —ship, s, viiKi'iiu amiral, m. ; —, v, a. et n,
Kiitif ; mollir; lttnj;uir,

ll.incll.itiou, r..i(IJ.ellc'-cliciine, s.fiaxellallon, f.

ll.iK'M.iti', ll.idi'cl.lot/-, t. a.fiai:elier,

I l.iH<oli.l, lU.lj'.cIcIt, s, fiiixeokt. III.

l'l.u;i,'iiie^4, ll.i>;'-i iicsv, à.fiaiti.iitr,(, ; rttdclienieul, m.
l'I.iiîKy, ll''H'-'. a.fiiiu/iie.

l'l.i(,'iiioiis, ila.djich'-cuci'. II. — ly, iid. tcéttrat, atio.f,
méchant,

II i^jllioiiuncss, n.i.(ljicli'-cuce ncss*, s, Stél riile\ie,
atrocité, f.

l'I.igoii, ll.iK'.cun^, f, fliiion, m.

1 UKraiiLC, — ty, Hii'-tjrann'c»', —ci, f. ardeur ; j;ra:i.'é,

ILilçrant, jlé'->;r.iiin't, a. eu feu, ardmt, (l.

Flail, fil le, s,fiéau, m.

l'Iake, Hcke, s.fiacoii.m. : étincelle, (, ', -■ of lcc.,f V||.j/;,

m.; —, f. 11. et n, mettre en fiocons ; la-niiiti ;

s'écailltr.
Flaky, lle'-kl, a.fioconneux, en feuilles.
M.uii, ll.ime, s. conte, m. ; —, T'. <r. duper, eu iiii'osrr,
ll.unlic.iu, llaniir'-bo, s.fiiiml'eiiu, m. ; lorc'i,: f.
M.iinc, lléiiie, s.fi,immf, i. ,feii, m. ; —, -,; ii.fiam'oeri

s'enfiammer.
^•"laineless, flëinr'-less*, a, zans flamme.
Mainen, Hc'-mcnn, s,flainine, m.
Fl.viuineous, llani'-mi-uuc^, a. en flamme.
Flaïuy, flo'-mi, a. enflammé, brûlant.
Flanr, ftan'k, s. flanc, m. ; —, v, a. prendre en fliiHc.
Flanki-r, tian'k'-ciir, s. flanc, m. j —, r. a.flam/uer.
Flannel, llan'-el, s. fiaiielli; f.
Fini», flap, J-./>ci« ; clapet, m.; patte, f . ; coup: lout

a oreille, m, ; — earcil, a. ifui a lt\ oreilles priidaiiifs :

— tidilc, J. table bris e, t. ; —, r. n. frapper de la

.•nain ; bai're des ailes ; s'abattre.
'Ill'-, tlùie, V, H. étiiueler.
ilasli, llache, s. .'clat de lumière : éclair, m. ; — of wit,

s.tilli'. f. ; — , t a. et n. frapper la siirjàce Je Iniii,

faire jL^illir ; reluire.
FLislier, tU'ch'-eur, s homme superficiel ; rameur, \\\.
l•l.l^lly, fla(;i:'-i,a, — ily. ii.l'. superficiel ; fade,
Fl isk, llask, J. bouti •/,» ,■ cru, he, f. ; flasque, m.
l'I isket, llask'-t*t, s. ma.ine, f.
Fl.it, ll.ite, a. — ly, ad. uni, plat; net; insipide; —•

and plain, franc et net ; ■- bottomed, a. àjond plat ;

-■■ loiii,', 1». méplat , —, s. plaine, t. ; pays plat ; /'l'iit

delaine ; bateau pt.'t, m. ; —, v. a. et u. aplaitii ;

aplatir : émoiisser; stplatir • devenir insipide.
Flatness, '^Me'■\\^:<i,^, s. piuHtude , fadeur; bassesse, t
l-'lallen, flat'-t'n, v, a. et n. aplatir ; affadir ; al'.ittre,

faire éventer; laminer; s'apluiir ; s'affais>er ,
Flatter, flat'-eur, v. a. flatter. [s'éventer.

F'Iatterer, fliit'-eur-eur, s. flatteur, rn.
F'iatterintî, flat'-cur-in'uxe, a, flatteur.
F'Iattery, llat'-eur-i, s. flatterie, f.
Flattiu};-niill, flat'-in'i;;<e-inll, s. laminoi,: m.
Flattish, flal'-iche, a. presijue plat.
Flatulence, — cy. Hatch' -iou-lenn'ce, —cl, s.flaiutsité, t,
Flatulent, flatch'-icu-lcnn't, a.flatueu.x ; vaitu
Flatuosity, fiatcli-iou-os'-i-ti, s.fiatiiosilé, f,
Flatuousi flatc|i'-ioti-euç«, tf.^atuewe.

FLA

r all I

FOA

Itrft»»)!. lUt'-niitff/, I Ulwik«, llut'-oiUb/, «i/. ii//<lA

Obiiknl, Mu.v. I'l.i^li.

tl-lAiinr, IMiw, «. rr/><, f.

Maiiiil, Han'», t. 9Hf/i/iie lAatt itt Ui/tf ; /«»wi/*, f. ; — ,

X . II tf mi>ii/rtr iitvi- II /at : /<• ^inrxcf.
I-Uviirouij, l1o'-v«ur-CU(./, (I. J<<li<i)rr.M.
ïbtuiir, rtc'-vciir, i. Mavtiir, f. j fitrjuui, in. t —, v. «.

J.^iiiiir un farfum.
I law, il.l, s. jtiilt : bt-Kht, t. i d/itii/, I'll/, m, ; ttiijffi't,

( ; —, f, a. Jtniitt.i^ttur.

H.i»liv«, (lA'fes*

»

a. \iiHs/tnli; taut it/aut.

I-I.iwii, ll'ln/, s.Jtait, III,

i-Uwy. rt,A'-l, <i. <rnatt^.

\\a\, (1.1k», /. /i»/, III. i — conil», /. i.'r»»i, m. I - ftncli. /.

Iiih'l, III. ; — »ceil, J. -taiiif ilt hu, f,
M.iicn, lliik'-s n, u. li* t.» ; i/inij,
I Uity, H,ik'-ki, II. (oiiltnr ittiiu.
l-i.iy, M, V. a, iitnhfr.
1 l.iycr, rtc'-cur, I. t'eari/itut, in.
ili.i, 111, ». >«<•/, f, ! -lilt, a. niPiichrt-' ; —, r. a. //lutr.
Hi.ik, llik, t.jloiou. 111. ; —, I/. K. iiiuuthfttr.
Hc.mi, llinir, i./titmmt, f.
1-kik, rick, i'leckcr, llck'ciir, t'. <i, inohf/ufrr,
Hciiiiiii, flck'-clieiiiic, s.JI(\iiH, f.
Mill, del, J/, Ilecf/I ly.
1 lcil>;i:, llcdj, I'IciIkciI. rtcil'-J'cl, n. (ouvtrt dc fliinitt,

mifluttu.
•Hcf, 111. I'. <i. // u./utr, t'fu/uir; t— . l. tiuiuiht, f,
Flcti 0, likf, J. /oiu'ii, f. J —, r, a. toutirt; li foiii.'.'tr.
Ilecxy, lll'-tl, n. /•mieux.
Iki-t, llir, t. auiht trouU, raU.'tru, t. \ —, v. u. pirtU

Ktr itrti ironu.
Hcrl, (111/, J.y/o///, f. I — , a. ra/iiit ; •— , v, a. it u.

ti inner : tireiiur ; i'ntvolt'r,
HcetiKss, llll/'-iicss/, t. viltsst ; rapiiUlf, t,
iMc|(. tlciih, V. Irl^lit,
He»n, lltcli/, /. chair, I'iautif, f. ; — l>r<)lh, t. lioui//i>H,

III. ; — colour, t. (ou/tiir de ihiiir, (. ; — d.iy, t. loiir

HI at, in. ; — honk, t. croc, in. ; — incit, t. vunide, t. ; —

(Kit, X. tnartnite, f. ; —, v. <». at/iarutr ; lasinner ;
llrslifiil, llc(-lii''.foiil, a. titarini. [^luilitr.

jlcliiiiess, rtoch'-iiicsv, t. euihi'iip^uul, m,
Mi'slii'.'ss, fliili-lcss/, ,r. deiiiitrw, iiiiiigit.
Hishllin-s», llei h'-ll-iicss/, s. sriinntlite, f.
Hc^hlv, ntch'-li, I'lcbhy, (lùili'-i, u, i/iariiu, leututi.
Met, newt, V. Meet, v. a. rt ii.
ricltti, flctclir, V. a. garnir dt p:iitnts.
Mew, tliou, J. filtt. 111. (r. iMitsi l-ly).
Menllilllty, tlck»-l-l)il'.|.fl, s./ltxihilttr, f.
Meiihlc, flcks'-ibl', a. ftrxthle ; n'lifle.
H!e»il)lciiess, flcks'-i-lil'-ncss/, i.Jttxibi/ite ; ioii/tltae, f.
Mexile. fteks'-l1, a.//txih/e.
Flexion, flck'-clifiiii/, t.Jttsion, f.
I'Ifiuoiis, flek'-tliioii-tiic/, a. sinueux, toi liiriix.
Flexure, flek'-cliiciirc, s. courdurt, f. ; /».'i', in.
IFIcy, day, v. a. tffraytr.
Flicker, flik'-eur, r. a. hatirt dtt ni/tt, voltler.
Filer, ftai'-eut, t. fuyard ; vo/aiit, in.
Flli;ht, Halt/, s. vo/, in. j fuite, drihargr, (. ; transtort,

ni. ; mcht, f.
FliKlitincM, flaii'-tl-ncss/, s. Ugirtte', f.
Flighty, rial'-ti, a. /t'gtr, vo/age.
Fliiii.fl;im, fliiii/'-flanic, j. basaleZ/t, f.
Flliiisiness, flini/'-!>t-nestf, s.fragi/i/e : fadeur, f.
Fliniiy, fliiii/'-si, a.frai!i/t,fré/t ; fade.
Fllncli, flinn'cli, v. n. recu/tr ; se d/sit/er ; abandonner.
Flintlier, (linn'ch'-eiir, s. tergiTersateur, in.
FliiiK, fliii'KW^", s. rt'«/, trait, iii. ; ruade, f. ; •— , ri. a. et

II. lamer, darder; ruer; s^^/anrer; to — away,

rejeter ; prodiguer ; to — down, jeter à terre ; ruiner;

to — out, Jeter dehors ; proférer ; exposer ; to — lip,

abandonner.
Fliii>;(.'r, (lin'gM'.cur, s. celui qui jttit ; rail/cur, in,
Flint, fHiin't, .r. caiilou, in, ; — liuart, — lieartud, a. im

pitoyable, insensible.
Flinty, lliiin'.tl, a. de cai//ou,
F"li|), lii|), s. boisson cordia/e, t.

Flijipancy, flip'-niin-ci, s. volubi/it^ ; imperlineuce, f.
Fllpiiant, llip'-aiin't, a. — ly, <ii/. delie ; verbeux;

impertinent.
Flirt, fleurtf, s. boutade: fantaisie; coquette, f. ; — ,

V. a. et u. /anier; agiter; railler, se moquer;

Joliitrer, coqueter.

Flirtation, (leur-té'-clicun/, s. trémoussement, m. j co-
Flit, flit/. V. u. s'enfuir, s'envoler, [quetlerie, f.

Flitch, fiitclw, s.flhhe de lard, f.
Fliiitr, flit'-eur, s. haillon, ni.
Fliltcriiiouso, flit'-eur-maouce, s. chauve-souris, f.
Float, hôt/, J.^o/ ; radeau, m.; — , v. a. et ft, faire

flotter; submerger ; Jtotter ; planer.
Floaty, flo'-ti, a.Jiottant.
Flocculçnt, flok'-iou-lçnn't, a.floconntnxk

Motk, rti.k, s. itoHpeetu, m. ; inupt, (. j jtixtn, m. j — «

f . M. l'atitmbltr.
l-'l»i(, (li'K, V. m.JoHftltr,
I lo^ulr^, l1i>K'-rn|fU/, t. r'Irtt'itrU, t. |it,
l'Iiiud, Hvudr, I. neuve ; déluge, m.; — t;.ll*, /. /i/nst,

f. ; —, V. a. turmett^er, iu.iid,r,
Miiok, rtouk, s. patte d'antre, (.
l-|iHir, Mie, i plauiher; elagt ; fond, m. i ffMund —,

retde ihauMee. m. i —, v. a. plaïuhfttr ; ftrratttr,
FiiMirliiK, lloi''lii\,'«/, t. p.'a'iiher : païquel, m.
l''|o|), llii|i, I'. II. remuer les anei aiei bruit.
l'Inral, HA' i»l, <i. /total.
Mnri-t, ll/i'-rclt, J. fleurette, f. ; /leurou, m,
Morclt.i, lloi -ttt,!, t.jilosel/e, I.
l'Iorid, llor'-id, a. ly, ,i</. //niri.
l'Iorldity, Ho rld'.ltl, s /iai\/ieur, f.
Florin, ll'ir'-iiu', s._floriu, m.
l-|iiris», Hi'i'.risl/, t.jleuriite, m.
tFlory, (lor'-l, a. v,tin.

l'Iiiss, Hll^^ X. duvet, ni. ; — sllk, t./llotellt, t,
lliitill.i. (lu.til'-la, t./loltille,i.
l-lolh.ini, llcl/'.x.iini', I lotson, ll<,tif'.»cun/, /, l'ir^vrA, n, i

dibrij, m. 1 1,
riiiiincc, ll.iipiin'ci', t /alba/.i, m. ; —, r. «. et n. gari-ir

d' falbalas ; fl.'ii'ir; \i pl.'Uger ; ie tr> m >ii%ier.
Moiiiidor, il,ioiiiii-'.ii>.nir, s. lurnlet, \\\,\ -, v. n. te

débattre, t' agiter.
F'I-'iir, ll.i'iiir, (. /leur de farine, f. ! —, t', r». fariner,
l•|llnrl^ll, llriir'-u lie, r /leuroH; ornement, m. | fauftni ;

pavtide, I. : A '»iv, m. ; —, f. ii. /' u. orner de/teuri ;

Jai'e par^tde : profp/rtr ; Jlcunr ; préluder.
l'Ii'ori.li.T, llciir'.ii.h i.iir, X. (//«I qui /leuril ; tait det

pal a f he i.
l'Iiitit, ll.ii'iit/, f mii/iierie, f, ; —, i; a se moquer de.
F"|.uter, iKtout'Cur, s. railleur, mi'queiir, ni. |i/i'ri'/i/*>',
l'Iovv, lliS, s. /lux, m. i -, t'. II. et n. tiionder; ,,'uler ;
l'iowcr, ll.iou'.cur, s.jleur, t. ; — de Iulc, s. /leur-de-liu

t.; -~g,ttden, s. Jardin ti yteurs, m. ; - put, t. pot a

,/leur\, m. ; —, v. a. et n. orner de pleurs ; deiirir ;
Mowtret, (laon'-ciir-ett, s. fleurette. (. {/ermenler.

FliiNVi-rlii^;, tl.ioii'-ciir.in\'i//, i.Jlturaiion, t.
Flowcrincss, Itaou'-ciir-i-iiosi-, a. abond,iiue de /leur:, t.
Flowery, ll.iou'cur-i, <i. plein de pleurs.
Flowing;, lliV-iM'x»//, a. - ly, ,iii'. coulant ; J'otlanI ;—,

s. etoulement ; /lux, m.
Flown, V. 1 ly.

F'IiiLtii.int, llciik'-tiliiou-ann't, a. /In/taiit . irre'.to.'u,
l'Iui tiiatc, (Icuk'-lcliinu-ct/, f. n. /loiter: bal.iiuer.
Miictuation, llcuk-tcliiuu-c'.tlieiiii/, s. /Iiutualwii ; in-

lertitiide, f,
Flm;, tliou, T. duvet ; tuyau de iheinin/e, m. \biiite', f.
F'Ini-ncy, Hiou'-eiin'-cl, t. /lux, m.; abondance ; loin-
lliiint, llii'u'-eiinf, I». - ly, ad. toulaut ; -, s. /il tie
IMiiir, lU-iil, V. M.i-,li. [/Vil», ni,

Ihiid, fliou'-id, a.Jtimle, liquide.
Fluidity, (liou-ld'-i-ti, Muldncss, fliou'-id-nciiv, x. ftu-
Fhike, floiikc, s. 0atte dancre, f. [idfle, {.

F'Iuniinery, fleuin'-eur-i, j. bouillie ; fadaise, f.
Filing;, tlcun'n»//, f . Flinif.
fllunkie, tlcun'-kl, x. laquais, m.

Fluor, liiou'-or, s. elat/luide, ni, [troubltr

Flurry, flcur'-i, s. coup de veut ; trouble, m.;—,v a.
Flush, fleucli/, X. /lux, m. ; rougeur, f. ; et.lat, m. ; -,

a. /'rais; abonilaiit ; — , f. a. et n. rougir, colorer;

couler rapidement ; Mater.
Fluslincss. rieiiclir'-ncss/, s./ratclieur ; abondance, f.
F"luster, il>?U!i'-teur, s. elan, m. ; imfulsion ; exalta-
tion, r. ; —, V. a. et n. monter d la tête; troubler;

s'iigiler.
Flute, lliouti-, T. /lùte : cannelure, f. ; —, T'. a. eanneler.
Militer, lltiit'eur, x. oiidiilati,>ii, f . ; treinoiit^enif-nl,

trouble, m. ; —, t. a, et n. déranger, troubler ; vole-
ter ; /t otter . onduler ; balauier.
F"Un(, flcuks, X. /lux, III. i

ciidre.

fusion, f. ; —, V. f. faire

F'Iiixihility, fleiik-sl-liir-i-ti, s. fusibilité, f.

I-'luxion, neuk'-clieun/, s./luxii»:, 1. ; écoulement, ni.

i"*ly, ll.iï, J. motuhe, t. ; volant, bulancicr, m. ; — lio.it,
s./libot, m. ; — catcher, s.gobe-moiit/ies, m. ; — coacli,
r. ticcélérée, f. ; — flap, s. chasse-mont he, m. ; — press,
J. presse li la tmcanique, i. ; — trap, x. altrapc-
mouc/ie, ni.; •— , v. a. et n. fuir ; voler; s'enfuir;
s'envoler ; se sauver; se rompre; to lot — , laïuer ;
déployer : partir ; to — into a passion, se mettre en
colire ; to — at, s'élancer sur ; to — oir, s'envoler;
se révolter ; to — out, s'emporter.

Flyiiilï, Hai'-iu'K"/, ". volant (v F"ly) ; — bridge, x. pont
volant. III. ; — co.icli, x. accék>-ée, diligence, f.

Flyer, fl.ii'-eur, s. fuyard; volant ; perron, m.

l'oal,;l61/, X. pcuUiin, m.; pouliche, f. j — , v. a. pou-

Foaiii, foin/, x. écume, f. ; v. n, écu>"(r, [liner,

Foamv, fô'-iui, (t. cmmatit.

FOB

f a;2 ]

FOE

Fob, fob, s.ioiiiitl. III. ; troniptrit, f. ; —, v. a. auptr,

Iromptr.
' Focus, to'-keiic?, J. foytr, m.

l''o(l(icr, fuil'-cur, s.fourraef, m. ; —, v. a. nffoitrragtr.

Foildercr, fod'-oiir-eur, s. irlui qui affcurta^^e.

Van, fo, s. eiiHemt, in. ; —, v. <». Iratlrr en rmiemi.

FoK, fo)j, t. hroniltard, in. ; hrume, f. ; tfj^aiii, in.

Fo({K'">;*S fo^/<'•i•Iless^, j. i/>m\sfiir tfuit brouUlaid, I.

r"oif){y, fo^;;<'-l, ii. — ily, aU.briiiHttix.

Foil, 1Ô, (///. ,/( /

Foible, foi'-l)!', ^.faiblt, m./aibUssr, f.

Foil, foil, .i.de/ailt ; /tiiille, f. ; cHuiiuaHt ; flttirit, ni.;

— , V. a. dfjairt, battit.
Foiler, foiT-eiir, .r. vainiititnr, m.

Foin, foin?, s. botte, f. ; (oup, m. ; —, 7'. a. porter une
Foist, foistc, V. a. glisser, fourrer ; intertioler. [botte.
Fold, ((>k\e, s. parc; pit, m.\ plissiire ; limite, f . ; bat-
tant lie forte, m. ; —, v. a. et n. pari/iier ; plier,

plisser.
Foldatfe, fulri'-edj?, s. droit tie parrac^e, ni.
Folder, fol'-denr, s. p.ietir ; pltoir, m.
Folding:, fol'-din'j;»?, a. pliant ; — door, s. porte à

deux battants, f. ; — screen, s. paravent, m. ; —

stick, j. plioir, m.
Foliaccous, fcV-li-c'-tlienc?, a./eiiillet,'.
Foliage, f<V-li-L(lj?, s./etnllai;e, ni.
Foli.ite. fo'-liét^, V. a. battre en Jeiiilles.
Foliation, fo-li-é'-clicun?, s. /enillaison, (.; laminage.
Folio, fô'-li-ô, .r. in/olw, in. | m.

F'olk, fôk. Folks, foks, s. pi. sens, f. pi. ; monde: on.
Follow, fol'-ô, v.a. et ti. suivre; poursuivre ; imiter,

observer; s'adonner; s'ensuivre.
Follower, fol'-o-eur, s. domestùiue ; partisan, sectateur.
Folly, fol'-li, s. jolie; sottise, t. [ni.

Foment, fô-nien'l', v, a. fomenter.
Fomentation, fo-incnn-té'-ctiemi?, s. fomentation, f
Fond, fon'd, a. — ly, ad. fou; indiscret, imperlineitt ;

passionne.
Fondle, fonn'-dl', v. a. dorloter, caresser.
Fondler, fon'd'-leiir, s. celui gui dorlote.
Fonillinj;, foii'd'-lin'f;»/?, s. mignon, fa; ori, m.
Fondness, fon'd'-ncss^, s. tendresse ; ajection, f.
', Font, foiin't, s. fonts de baplhne, in. pi.

Fontanel, fonn't'-a-iicl, s.jonlanelle, f. ; cautère, m.

Food, fond?, s. nourriture ; pdlme, f.

FoodfuI, foud<^-foul, a. nourrissant.

Fool, foul, s. fou, idiot, niais ; — liaiiliiifss, s. tein'riti-,

f. ; —liardy, a. te>neraire ; — 's-cap. s. bonnet d'dne,

ni. ; — trap, s. attrape, f. ; —, v. a. et n. faire le fou,

jolâlrer ; se jouer de, frustrer.
Foolery, foul'-enri, s. folie, niaiierie, f.
Foolisli, foul'-ichf", a. - ly, ad. fou, sot ; inconsidéré.
Foolishness, foiil'-iclif-ntssï', s. folie, bétise, (.
" Foot, fout? (//. fect), /. pie<l. m.; patte ; infanterie, f. ;

on —, li pied; en train; — Ui.l, .r. ballon, m.;

— board, s, marcH-pied, ni. ; —boy, .f. 7'iilet, m. ;
^bridée, s. passerelle, t.; — clotli. s. housse, f. ;

— ^luarà, s. garde à pied, m. ; —ï\v,\n, s.jantassin ;
laquais, in.; — pace, s pas lent; repos d'escalier, m.;

.^' — Vwd, s. voleur à pieii, ni.; — patli, s. banifuette, f. :

trottoir, m.; — post, s. messager à pied, m.: — r.ice,
s. course à pied, f. ; -r-stall, s. etrier de J'emme, m. ;
— step, s. pas, 'n.; trace ; d-marche, {. ; —stool, s.
Marchepied, ni.; —stove, s. chaufferette, f. ; —way, s.
sentier, m. ; —, v. a. et n. repousser du pied ; Jouter
aux pieds ; ressemeler ; aller à pied ; damer.

F'outiiii'-, fout'-in'K'f?, s. marche, demarche ; trace, f. ;
. ^ établissement, m.

Fop, (op, s. petit-maltre, m.

Foppery, fop'-eur-i, s. sottise ; fatu it, f.

Foppish, fop'-ich?, a. — ly, ad. sot, lat.

Foppishness, fop'-ich?-ness?, s. fatuité, f.

Foppling, fop'-linRK?, s. faquin ; freltufuet, m.

For, for, pr. et c. pour ; à cause de ; a ; en égard à ;
car; as — , quant à; — asmucli, attendu que; —
that, parce gut ; — fear of, de peur de; — want of,
faute de.

Forage, for'-cdj?, s. fourrage, m. ; — , v. a. et h.
ravager ; fourrager.

Forager, for'-édj-eur, s. fourrageur, m.

Forbade, for-béd?', v. Forbid.

Forbear, for-bèr?', v. a. et n. éviter ; épargner ; cesser ;
s'abstenir, se garder ; se contraindre ; \—, s. an-
cêtre, m.

Forbearance, for - bèr' • ann'c? , s. abstinence; indul-
gence, f.

•Forbid, for-bid', v. a. défendre ; empêcher : God — |
à Dieu tie plaise I

Forbiddance. for-bid'-dannV, s. d-fense, f.

Forbidder, for-bid'-eur, s. celui qui d fend.

{•'orbiddiné, for-bid'-din'jj"?, «J. répujfnant, rebutant:
— 1 1. (fe/fffîd f.

l'orbori, iui-lnire', v. l-orbear.
I Forborne, for-b6rii<', r. Horl)ear.
I tForbye, f<<r-bi', ad. en outre.

'. Force, (laiie, s.jorce ; valeur ; vigueur, t. ; — meat. /.
godiveau, ni.; v. a. et n. foner ; i-ioler ; /nrur ;
s'efforcer ; to — back, refousser; to — down, /aire
descendre deforce ; to — \n, faire entrer de Jon e.
Forcedly, for'-ced-li, ad. par force.
I I'orccful, forc?'-foiil, a. —\y, ad. fort, puissant ; par
J-orceles5, forc?'-less?, a, sans force. \Jorct.

I Forceps, for'-ceps, s.J'orceps, \\\.

I'orcihle, for'-ci-bl', a. —lily, ad. violent, 4uistanl ;
I Forcibleness, for'-oE-bl'-ness?, s. force, f. [Jonr.

I i-ord, ford?, s.gué, m. ; — , v. a, passer à g-u^, gu,er,
' I'ordable, fôr'-da-bl', a. A'i<?a*/?.

Fore, (liie, a. et ad. antérieur; devant; auparavant,
1 —admonish, —advise, v. a. prévenir ; —appoint, *. a.
I detertniner d'avance ; — appointment, .i. />rrf?j/(«.j.
lion, f.; —arm, s. avant bras, m. ; —arm, t'. a. armer
davance; —bode, v. a. présager; — bodenient, j.
presage, m. ; — cast, s. prévoyance, f. ; projet, in. ;
— cast, 7'. <T. prévoir ; calculer davance; —caster, s.
celui qui prévoit ; —castle, s. gaillard <f avant, m. ;
— cited, a. précité ci dessus ; —close, %•. a. Jonlore;

— date, V. a. antidater ; — deck, s. prone, (. ; — deem
V. a. conjecturer ; —design, v. a. préméditer ; •— (Id,
V. a. miner ; fatiguer ; perdre ; — doom, v. a.pri-
destiner: —door, j-. porte de devant, f. ; — fallier,
s. ancêtre, aieiil, m.; —fend, v. a. empêcher ; dé.
fendre ; — finger, s. index, m. ; •—go, v. a. et n.

renoncer, quitter ; précéder ; —goer, i. prédécesseur ;
pourvoyeur, m.; —ground, s. devant cf un tableau ;
premier plan, m. ; —hand, s. devant d'un cheval, m.;
—hand, —handed, <». de bonne Meure, à tempt ;
—)ica<i,s.front,m.; effronterie, f.; —holding, s. pr, dic-
tion, f. ; —horse, .r. cheval de devant, m. ; — iina,i;ine,
V. a. imaginer davance; — judge, v. a. juger
davance; '—know, v. a. savoir d'avance, prnoir ,

— knowledge, s. prescience, f. ; —land, s. promon-
toire, cap. 111. ; —lock, s. cheveux de deriant, in. pi.;
— man, s. ■■''•f, > outre- maître ; proie, in.; — niar.t, s.
mât de misaine, m. ; —mentioned, a. mentionné ci-
dessus; —most. a. le premier, le pius avancé
— named, a. nommé ci-dessus ; — iioon/T. matiiue, (.

— notice, s. avis donné if avance, m. ; — ordain, v. a.
ordonner d'avance; —part, s. devant; avant, m.;
— past, a. passe ; — rank, s. premier rang, \n. ;
•—run. II. a. devancer ; précéder ; — runner, s. pré.
cm seur, avant-coureur, m. ; —sail, s. voile de mi-
saine, f. ; • — say, v. a. prédire ; •—see, v. a. prévoir :

— seeing, s. prévoyance, f.; —shame, v. a. déshonorer:
—ship, s. avant, m.; —shorten, v. a. rauourar ;
•—show, V. a. présager; prédire; — sight, s. pr,-
voyance, prescience, f. ; — slack, Z'. a. négliger far
paresse; — slow, v. a. retarder, différer ; négliger ;
•—speak, V. a. prédire ; défendre ; — spent, a. fa-
tigué: passé ; — spurrur, s. avant-coureur, m.; — statf,
s.arbalestrille, f. ; —stall, v. a. anticiper ; devancer:
accaparer ; — staller, s. accapareur, m. ; —taste, s.
avant-goùt, m.; —taste, v. n. goûter par avance:
•—tell, V. a. prédire; annoncer; — teller, s. pro-
pliite, m. ; •—think, v. a. préméditer ; —thought,/.
prescience ; prévoyance, f. ; —token, s. pronostic, m.;
— token, V. a. pronostiquer, présager; —tooth, s.
dent incisive, f. ; — top, s. devant, ni. ; hune de
misaine, f.; — warn, v. a. avertir d'avance ; pré-
cautionner ; —wheel, s. roue de devant, f. ; —wish,
V. a. désirer par avance; —woman, s. première
ouvrière, f. ; —yard, s. avant-cour, {.

Foreign, for'-in?, a. étranger.

Foreigner, for'-in-eur, s. étranger, aubain, m.

Foreignness, for'-in?-ness?, s. manque de rapport; air

étranger, m.
Forensic, fo-renn'-sik, a. judiciaire.
Forest, for'-est?, s. forêt, (.
Forester, for'-es-teiir, s. garde forestier, m.
tForfault, for'-fSlte, v. Forfeit.
Forfeit, for' -fit?, s. forfaiture ; amende, f. ; dédit, m.;

— , a. confisqué; —, v. a. perdre par confiscation ;

forfaire.
Forfeitable, for'-fit-a-bl', a. confiscable.
Forfeiture, for'-fit-yeur, s. forfaiture ; confiscation, f.
tForfoughten, for'-fi-t'n, a. épuisi de fatigue.
Forgave, for-gwév?', v. Forgive.

Forge, fèrdj?, s. forge, f. ; —, v. a. forger ; contrefaire.
Forger, fôr-djeur, s./orgeur; inventeur ; faussaire, m.
Forgery, fôr'-iljeur-i, s. falsification, t.
•Forget, for-gKett', v. a. oublier.
Forgetful, for-gMett'-foul, a. oublieux.
Forgetfulness, fôr-gxctt'-foul-ncss?, s. oubli, m. ; wi«fc

tention, f.
Forgetlçr, for-çttctt'-cur, j. cffui fui ouplif.

Pô» [in]

►Por(î|e, for-Rhi', t. rnruiv:.

•Forgive, (oT-\fii\\', v. a. fardoiinfr. rtinfthf.

l'orjfivcness, lor-RKiv'-ness^, j. /ar./i'»/, m.

l'"ort{iver, for-K»<iv'-eiir, s. celui gui fanionne.

l-orifot, for-got^', V. l'"orjjet.

Fork, fork, s. /oiinhe ; /aiircheltt, f. ; —, v. a. tt «.
fiiinher; st fourcher.

Forked, for'-ked, a. -ly, ad. en forme de fourche.

Fork), for'-kt, a.founhu.

For'.irii, f(ir-lorii', a. ahaiidonu/ ; désespère' ; —hope, s.
ei fants perdus, m. [)|.

Forlorimcss, for-lorn'-ness^, s. abandon, m.

Form, form*, s. forme, f. ; mmi^le, m. ; formalité' : for-
ntule ; classe, (. ; gi.'e, m. ; in due —, dans les réj,'les ;
—, V. a. et n, former ; arra)ii;er; instruire; se
former.

Formai, for'-m.'xl, a. — ly, ad. formel.

Formalist, for'-iiia-listr, s. formaliste, m.

Formality, for-inal'-i-ti, s. formalité, f. ; c/rfmonial, m.

Formalise, for'-iiia-laîzc, v. n. /tre cérémonieux.

Formation, for-nié'-cheun^, s. forpnatton, conforma-
tion, f.

Formalivf, for'-ina-tiv, a. plastique.

Former, Cor'-incur, s. formateur, créateur, m. ; — , a. et
ad. premier, précèdent ; autrefois.

Formiilable, for'-mi da-bl', a. — bly, ad. formidable.

Foniiidablciiess, f(.r'-iiii-da-l>r-ncss^, s. horreur, f.

Formless, foriiK'-less/, ii. informe.

Formiila, for'-iiiiou-la, s. formule, f.

Foriiiiilary, for'-miou-la-ri, s. formulaire, m.

Formule, for'-mioul, s. formule ; rit;le, f.

♦l-'orrit, for'-rit^, v. Forward.

•lorsake, for-sék?", w a. abandonner, délaisser,

Fiirvtker, for-sé'-kciir, s. celui qui abandonne ; rené-
gat, m.

Forsook, for-souk', v. l'orsake.

Forsoolli, for-soiitli', ad. assurément.

•Forswear, for-soiièrf', v. a. élu. abjurer; se parjurer.

Forswearer, for-souèr'-eur, s. parjure, m. et I.

Forswore, for-souôr', Forsworn, for-souorn', v. F'orswear.

Fort, fôrt^, s. fort, m. xforteresse, f.

Forth, forth, ad. en avant, dehors, au dehors ; en pub-
lic, au Jour; — coiiiinjj, a. ptét à comparaître ;
—issuing, a. sortant ; — with, ad. sur-le-champ.

•Forthink, for-thin'jjk', %•. a. se repentir de.

Fortieth, for'-ti-clh, a. quarantième.

Fortiticalion, for-ti-fi-kii'-clieon/', s.J'oriificatiott, f.

Fortify, (ur'-ti-f.tï, v. a. fort fier.

Fortitude, for'-ti-tioud^, s. force d'Ame, f.

Fortlet, fôrt^'-lctt^, s. petit fort, m.

Iortni);ht, fort?'-n;iîtr, s. quinzaine, t.

l'ortrcss, fort^'-ressir, s. forteresse, f.

l'ortuitous, fortiou'-i-tciic^, ii. — ly, ad. fortuit.

Fortiiit<msness, for-tiou'-i-teuc?-ncss?. Fortuity, for-tiou'-
i'ti, s. hasard, lu.

Fortunate, for'-tchiou-nét^,a. — ly, ad. fortuné, heureux.

Fonunateness, for'-tchiou-nét^-ness»-, s. bonheur, m.

Fortune, for'-tchioun^, s. fortune : sort; aventure, (. ;
riche parti, m. ; by — , par hasard; lo tell —fi, dire la
bonne aventure ; — book, s. /,'rimoire, m. ; — hunier,
s. coureur de fortune, m. ; — leller. s. diseur de donne ■
aven'ure, ni. ; — , i'. n. arriver, iunenir. I

Forty, for'-ti, a. quarante. j

Forward, for'-ou.lrdr, a. — ly, ad. empressé, disposé:
fre,o;e ; hardi ; — , ad. en avant ,■ — , i>. a. avancer ; \
acHver ; pousser ; transmettre .favoriser. I

Forwarder, fiir'ouard-eur, s. promo'eur, m. !

l'orw.irdness. fur'-ouard-ness^, s. empressement, m. ;
hardiesse, f.

Forwards, for'-oti.lrdz, ad. en avant.

Foss, foss, 1. fossé, m.

l'ossil, foss' -il, a./'ossile.

Foster, fost'-eur, v. a. nourrir; élever; — *irother, s.
.frire de lait, ni. ; — child, s. nourrisson, m. ■ — d.uii,
s. nourrice, f. ; — father, s. pire uourruier. \n. :

— mother, s. nière nourrice, f. ; — sister, s. smur de
lait, f. ; — son, s. nourrisson, iii.

Fosterage, fos'-teur-édjf, s. office de nourrice, m.
Fosterer, fos'-teur-eur, s. nourricier, m.
Fosteress, fos'-teur-ess^, s. nourrice, f.
Fosterling, fos'-teur-ling'n?, s. nourrisson, m.
II-'ou, fou, s. fourche, f.
Fouçht, flte, V. Fight.

Foul, faouU, «. — ly, ad. sale; impur; m'chant ;
vilain; laid; orageux: — copy, s. brouillon, m. ;

— coast, s. cite malsaine, t. ; — play, s. trahison, f. ;

— weather, s. gros temps, tn. ; — , v. a. salir, bar-
bouiller ; diffamer.

Foulness, faoul'-nessf, s. saleté, impureté; laideur;

in/amit, f.
Found, faoun'd, f. a, fendtr; établir ; fondrt (v.

tiissi Find|,

Foundation, f.ioun^-dé'-clieMni", s. fondation, (. ; eMtif

mencetntnt, m.
Founder, faoun?'-deur, s. fondateur : fondeur, m. ; —,

V. a. et n. surmener ; couler à fond ; être surmené.
Foundery, faouni'-dri, s. fonderie, f.
Foundling, faoun'd'-lingii^, s. enfant trouvé, m.
Foundress, faoun'd'-ress/, s. fondatrice, f.
l'oundry, faouiif'-dri, v. Fouiulery.
F'ount, faoïin't, s. fonte, f. ; —, Fountain, faonn^-tin#, s.

fontaine, f. ; -head, s. source, f.
FountfuI, faoïin't-foul, a. abondant eu fontaines.
F'our, for, a. quatre; — footed, a. guadrupMe ;

— wheeled, a. a quatre roues.
Fourfold, for'-fold, a. quadruple.
Fourscore, for'-skor^, ii. quatre-vingts.
Foursquare, for'skouér, a. (arré.
Fourteen, fôr'-tin^, <». quartorse. ■
Fourteenth, for'-tintli, <i. quatorzième.
Fourth, forth, a. — ly, ad. quatrième : —, r. quart, m.
Fowl, fnoul, s. volaille, f. ; oiseau, ni. ; —, v. n. chaiser

aux oiseauv.
Fowler, faoul'cur, s. oiseleur, m.
Fowling, f.ujul'ing'//^ s. chasse aux oiseaux, f. ;

— piece, s.fusii de chasse, m.
Fox, foks {pi. foxes), s. renard, m. ; — brush, s. queue

de renard, f. ; — chase, s. chasse au renard, f. ;

— hunter, j. chasseur au renard, m. ; — U:x\i, t ■ fiége
à renard, m.

l'Vixship, foks'-chip, s. ruse, f.

\i>yL.y,\nW-s\, a. ruse : ^ spongieux.

tFrack, frak, a. vif: empressé.

Fract, frakt, v. a, briser.

Fr.iction, frak'-cheunc, s. fraction ; brouil/erie, f.

Fractious, frak'-cheucf, a. hargneux ; querelleur.

Fracture, fiak'-tchieur, s. fracture, t.; — , v. a. frac-

fFrae, frè, v. F" roui. [turer.

Fragile, frailj'-il. a. fragile.

Fragility, fra-djil'-i-ti, s. fragilité, f.

Fragment, fr.iff'-menn't, s. fragment, débris, m.

F'r.igrance, — cy, fré'-grann'c?, —ci, r. parfum, m.

Fragrant, fré'-grann't, a. — ly, ad. odori/c-ant.

l'"r.all, frél^, a. fragile ; frêle ; — , s. cabas, ni.

Frailness, fréi<r'-nessr. Frailty, frél^-ti, s. fragilité;
faiblesse, f.

Frame, fréni?, j. charpente ; structure ; forme, i., cadre ;
métier: affiit ; disposition, f . ; plan, m.; —, v. a.
former ; construire ; controuver : iiua[;iner.

Fr.anicr, fréni'-eur, s. constructeur, auteur, m.

tl-"ranipul, frdin^'-peul, a. déréglé.

Franchise, frann'-tchiz. s franchise : juridictien, f.

Frangibility, fran-dji-liil'-i-ti, s. fragilité, f.

l'rangilile, frann'-dji-bl', a.frai;ile.

Frank, fran'k, a. — ly, ad. J'ranc ; libéral ; —fee, s.
franc-fief, ni. ; —incense, s. emeus, ni. ; — , s. étab.'e
à cochons, {.; port franc ; franc, m.; — , v. a. en-
graisser; ajfranchir.

Frankness, frjin'k'-iicss^, s. libéralité ; franchise, f.

Frantic, frann'-tik, a. — ly, ad. J'rénètique. forcené

I-'raiiticness, frann'-tik-ness/, s. frénésie, folie, f.

Fraternal, fra-ter'-nal, a. — ly, ad.fiaternel.

F"r iterniiy, fra-ter'-niti, s. fraternité: confrérie, f.

Fraternize, frat'-er-n.aize, z: n. fraterniser,

l'ratricide, frat'-ri-said^, s. fratricide, ni.

Fraud, UiAe, s. fraude, (.

Fraudful, fr.ldf'-foul, a. - ly, ad.frauduleu.v.

FraiiiUilence, — cy, fr.l'-dioii-lenn'c?, - si, s. fraude, f.

l'r.iudulent, fr.l'-iliou lenn't, a. —\y,ad. fraudii/ein

1- raught. frAt^, a. chargé, rempli ; accablé; — , l- r.uadit-
a','e, fr.l'-tedjr, .r. cargaison, (.

l'r y. fré, s. combat, m. ; mêlée, f. ; —, v. a. ejfray.r ;
frayer.

I-"reak, frik, s. fantaisie, f. ; caprice, m. ; — , v. a. bi-
i^arrer, barioler.

Fri.'.ikish, frik'-ichir, a. — ly, ad. fantasque ; cabricicnw

I'rv.Mkishness. frik'ichr-ness^, j. humeur capricieuse, f.

Freckle, frek'-kl', s. tache de rousseur, f.

h'ri-ckled, frek'-ld, Freckly, frek'-li, a. plein de taches
de rousseur.

Free, fri, a. — ly, ad. libre ; franc, exempt ; libéral ;
gratuit; aisé ; — of postage, /Vizwr i/^ /or/ .• — ol ,t
company, tnembre cfune corporation, m.; — bootor,
s. bandit, maraudeur, ni. ; —born, a. né Uhv ;

— cost, ad. gratis , — hearted, a. généreux ; — hoM,
s. franc-Jief, m. ; — holder, s. franc tenancier, m. ;
— man, J. homme libre; bourgeois, m. ; — iii.ison, s.

franc-mafon, m. ; — masonry, s. franc-maionnerie. i.;

— minded, a. sans soucis ; — school, s. école gratuite,
f. ; — spoken, a. libre en paroles ; franc ; —stone, s,
pierre de taille, f. ; —thinker, s. esprit fort, m. i
—will, s. libre arbitre, m.; — ~,v. a. affranchir ; M'
liiirer ; exempter,

Freedf fridr, a. libM; —man, s, nffrancHi, ta.

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Freedom, frl'-deiinv, i. libtrtf : fi-atuhht
aisame, f. ; - of a city, s. bonrirepuit.i.
rrceness. fri'-nesv, s. libfrlf. sxna-ritt, \.

in.' point, /. foi;t an Unnt di a conç^M,.,!. f
Freii;liter,fr<;'-tciir. J. /;■<•/<•«>•. 111. '^cn•l) i.e> .

HrciK'htinR.fre'-tinn'"'. ^- atn'ttinent, m.
French, frcniicli. a.frauçais : - beans, s.pl. harUOU,

in. 111. : — liorn. "■ '<"' ''^ <>*"''"• '"•
Frencliifv, frcnn'tli'-i-fai, v. a./ramiser.
Fn-nclilike. freiinch'-laik*', a. <» /a/ra>i(at}e.
Frenetic, (ren'-ctik, a.frénelique.
Frciizie.l, frenn'-7i<t, a. f'trare.

Frenzy, frcnn'-zi, J. />"'"<•■"<■■ '• . . . .,^ ,„„/
Frciiiencc-cy, fri'-koiienn'c^.-ci. s./r.q'unce : ;««/■

F/equ^nt? fri'.koucnn't. ^. -ly. ad. fn'^uint : -, fri-
koiienn't'. T/. (I. /'f '/"<'"'''>■• . , ... r

FremS ti.m. f^i■ko;,c^n-té^cheun<• V'-'V"^^
Frenuc-ntative fri-kouenn'-t.i-tiv, n./yf^ufnlat,/.
F equem^r, fri-koucnnV-cnr, .. ^""y!";£;';^'V"'-
Frequentncss, fri'-koiiennt-ncssj. .t. frcjutmt, f.
Fresco, fres'-kô. s. fraU heur : fresque, f.

FÎesT'frèch. i. -Jy. '^f/'-''^':'r"'^^l^"{'-,
horses, chevaux de reiat.t. m. \>\. ; — water, i. ^a«

Frlshe'i.^rich'.'n. .<. «. <■/«. r„/.W,<V;« r<,//<i.V//,>.
Fresliet. frfccli'-ctt. J. <'Vi"A' '^'■■"< dance, m.
FÎes m.in. frcch'-nian.. s. novice: n.nn-ea:, venn, in.
Fres nés" frccli'-iies,<-, s./nxnheur: uanvean.'e. {.
Fret fret .^. d--''ra<f. m. i/crmenMion : a,:,ta',m:

touche"; -. V. Cl. et n. /roller : cise/cr : ronger;

irriter ; ius^r ; être en agitation : se tourmenter.
Fréthil frett'-foul. a. -ly. ad. irritable, de mauvaise

F/é'tf.'.îness frett'-fonl-ness.. s. humeur ch gUne^colire

Fretty, frett'-i. a. ciselé. . , . ^'

Fretwork, fret'-oueurk?, s. fj^f']'!''}-,

FriabilKv, fr.iï-.vbil'-i-ti, s. friabilité, I.

Friable, ïr.-iï'-a-lir. a. friable.

Friar. fr;iï'-eur. s. moine. n\

l-riary. fr.iï'-eur-i. s. couveni, m.

î;;|{;{;!^r.'fil;;'^e::r.'^.»'^v^-"""A/."''.-

};î!^^;ï:^::/;lk:?-^i;eî;.^ï;i;?ïî^.'rnk'.ci.eun,...y>.//.-

vient, \\\.;frniian, f.
Friday, fr.iï'-ik'. J. T-'"'^'-'-'''. '"• , /-^^Wc^r l>ro-

Friena, frennd, J-. ami, m. ; -, v. a. favoriser, p,o-

FrTemliess, frennd'-Jess^, a. ^''''^''"'^f;.,,^,,^, r
Friendliness, frenn d'-U-ness*-, s. bienveillance, t.
Friendly, fî-en"<l'-li. "■ et ad amical aimable; en ami.
Friendship, frcnn'd'-chip, s. ai/itlie, t.
Frieze, frizi-, s. frise: raline. I.

f îiK|^c/Stfrui.ii:^f---. - rerroidissenutnt, ...
FriKhrS.V/'W"'-. f. ; -. l'Tik'l'ten, fra.'-tn. î/. «.

î-îltdufulness, fraït.'-foul.ness., s. frayeur, f.; /«.^-r.^rx.

vMo'r{t\c[ùi\i-<'>y\f'i^, a. refroidissant.

vX(t\\.s /aboi, m. ; -, v. n. trembler de froid.

Fr ntre frin- di<-, .. frange: creAine, f.;-, v. a franger.

Frlpper, frip'-c;.r,I-ri|>l'ercr, fnp'-eur-eur. s.frifiier, m.

FrinHcrv. frip'-eiir-i, s. friperie, t.

FrîsKk, 1. .n,»,*..rf^ f. : -. a. gai; -,v. n. sauter,

V^^^'^^-celui qui sautille ; homme volage
Frisket, frisk'-elt, s.frisqueiu: f. l"'-

Friskiness, frisk'-i-ness,-. t. gaieté.^ vi.'actte, t.
Frisky, frisk'-i. a. sémillant: gat.
tFrlsted, fris'-ted, a. di_fferc.
l--rit. friK-. s. fritte, f. . ., „

Frith, frith, s. bras de tner : bats. m.
Fritter, frit'-eur. s. beignet: morceau, m. ; -,v. a.mor-
Frivolity, fri-vori-ti, s. fnvo'iic. f. l' '.^' •

)-rivolous, friv'-o-loucf'.rt. -ly. "''•/;»'"'':,. ,
•• volousness, friv'-ô-leiiç.-ness. i', A.w/^'.. f.

Friz. friz, l-rizzle, friz'-zf, v. a friser, cripcr.
l<rizzler, friz'-zleur, s.friseur, m.
Fro. frô. ad. en arrière; to and -.fa et là.
Frock, frok, s. fourreau, in. ; robe, f.
Frotr froah, s. grenouille, f. , ,

FÏolic. frol'-ik, a. faMre,;oyeux ;-.s. gaiele, es/iegU
rie.(:—.v.n.fal<itrer. . , ,-, ...i »«

FroUcbOTic.frol'ik-seum.', <t. -ly, ad. folâtre, espiègle.

f.i

Fro;icr;.T.iicnn-,s, frorik-seiiin^-ncssc. J. espièglerie, !.
From. froni»-./r. de, frtr, daprès, dès, dtpms, depa>>;

— top to toe, de pied en cap.
Frondiferous. fronu-dir-i-reiic^ a. feuillu.
Front, freiint. s. front, m.; façade; effronterie.

-, l)ox. s. loge de face, f. : — room. s. chambrt

defiant, f. ; -. v. a. faire face; rencontrer.
Frontal, fronn't'-al. s. frontal ; fronton, m.
l"ronticr. frnnn't'-ienr. s. /routière, f.
l'rontispiecc. fronn'-tis-pic<r, s. frontispice, m.
l'roiitless, fronn't'-less, a. effront/.
Frontlet, frnnn't'-lett. j./ro/fAiA in.
Frost, frostc. s. geUe, f. ; «lazed —, verglas, m. ; -

l.ittcn, a. gelé; — nail. s. fer à glace, m. ; — wor.;,

s. glacé, \\\.; —,v. a. glacer.
Trostlne-s, frost'-i-ncssc, s. froid glaçant, \a.\gel(e, f.
l'rcisty, frost'-i. iJ. ff/r"'.- .(.Vijc/.
liDth. froth. I. écume; mousse, f. ; —,v.n.ecumcr,

viousser.
I-rothiness. frolh'i-nessc. s. état vunis^tux, in.
l"roihy. froth'i. a. — ilv, <ir'. écumant, mousseux.
Iroimce. fr.-.oun'cc. s. barbillon, m. ; —, v. a. friper;

fiancer. ... , •

I-ro«ard, fr.Vouard, a. — ly, ad. chagrin, refrogii;

rcvéche ; indocile.
l'rowardncss, fro'-ouard-ness^, s. hnmtur rexhcie:

indocilité, f. . -, j

l-"rnwn, fraoïMi?. s. froncement de sourcils, m. ; regar;lt

dédaiK'uenx. ni. pi. ; —, v. n. froncer le sourcil.
Froze, frôz^. Frozen, fro'-z'n. v. Freeze,
l'nictiferoiis. freuk-tir-cr-euc/-, «./«•'V(/c.
I-Viictification, freiik-ti-li-kc'-chciin?, s.Jecandalion, f.
Fructify, freuk'-ti-fai, v. a. et n. fertiliser; frujijier,

féconder. , ... -. .
Friictuoiis, fretik'-tchiou'-euc^ a. fertile, fécond.
Frugal, friou'-«al, -r. — ly, ad.frmral: sabre.
l-"ninality, frioii-Bal'-iti, s. frugalité, f.
Fniijiterous. friou-djif-cr-euc^ a. fructifère.
Fruit, frout^, s. fruit ; produit, m. ; — licarmtr, a. mil-
lier ■ grove, s. verger, m. ; —■ loft, s. série, f ;

— tiîiie. s. automne, f. ; — tree. s. arbre fruiUer, \\\.
Fruitage, frnut'-édj?. s. fruits, m. pi.
I"ruitcrer. froiit'-cr-eur. ^.A«zVi>r. m.
l-"ni!tery. fro\it'-er-i. s. fruits, m. pi. ; fruiterie, f.

:oiitlit/, f.

ITir.tery. irom -er-i. i.jri,^^, ....!■.. .y. •■•;■• -.
Fruitful, frout^'-foul. a. — ly. ad .fertile : fécond.
I"r\iitfiiliicss. froutc'-foul-ness^, s. fertilité ; fecoi,
I-ruition. friou-ich'-eun?, s. jouissance. X.
l>uitless, fro'.itir'-less.f. a. -ly. ad. stérile ; inutile.
Frument.aceous, friou-mennlé'-cheuc^. a.fromen ,r,r.
Frump, freum'p. s. raillerie, f. ; — . v. a. railler.
Frustrate, freus'-trét^ v. a. frustrer ; annuler.
I-rustration. frcus-tré'-chcun<', s. desappomtemenl, m.
Frustratory. freus'-tra-teur-i. a.frustratoire.
Fry, frai, s. f rai ; fretin : crible, m. ; ninltilude, f. , -,

v. a. et :i. frire : frétUler.
I-'ryinc-pan, frai'-in'gf/c-panir. j. poile, t.
I-"ub. féub. s. gros Joufflu, m.
Fucus, fiou'-keuc^. ^.y^rn/z/w". m. _ _
I-"uddle, feiid'-dl. v. a. et n. enivrer; s enivrer.
Fudge, feudjc. int. bah I sottise I
iMiei; fiou'-il, s. chauffage; combustible, m.
IFufT feuff. f. Pulî.

Fus'.icious. fiou-gKë'-cheuc?. a. fugitif ; volatil.
I- Mciousncss, fiou-gHe'-clieuc<'-ness^, Fui{acity, noi-

tras'-i-ti, s. fugacité ; volatilité, f.
Fugitive, fiou'^dji-tiv, a. fugitif, passager: -, i

fugitif, m. , .•,..,- r

Fu"-itivcness, fioii'-dji-tiv-ness^. s. volatilité, t.
Fugle, fiou'-gl'. V. n. faire le maniement d armes.
Fugue. fiougHC, s. fugue, f. j. . . .

Fulciment. feul'-ci-menu't, s. point d^appni, m.
tFule, fioul, w. Fool.
Fulfil, foui-fil'. V. a. accomplir, remplir.
Fulfilment, foul-fir-inenn't. s. accomplissement, m.
Fulgency. feul'-djenn-ci. ^/'le"i"'';<J-. ,, ,.,

Fiilgent. feul'-djeiin-t, Fulgid, fcul'-djid, a. resp.eiuhi-
saut, éclatant. ^ , , , [«"'•;,■

Fulgidity, feul-djid'-i-ti, Fulgour, feiil-g«eur. v. lui-
Fulguration. feulg«iou-ré'-cheun^ s. eclair, m.
Fuliginous, fiou-lidj'-i-neuç^. a. fuligineux.
l.-ulirfoul, a. et ad. -y, ad. plein, rempli ; compU. '«■
tier: pleinement; complètement; amplement. --
bod.ed. a. replet, gros et gras ;- dress, s. gj;^'''
tenue, (. ; — dressed, a. en grande tenue ; - drue. ■ ■
au crand galop, bride, abattue ;— eared, a. rempli ji
grains ; -fedfa. gras ; - fraught, a approvxswm.
— laden, a. tout plein ; —, v. a. fouler,
Fullage. foul'-édj^. s. foulage, jn.
Fuller, foul' -eut, s. foulon, m.

FuUery. foul'-eur-i. J.>«/'f . f. . , _^„/,.,i

Fiillini?. foul'-in'jî»»?, s. foulage, m. j ~ null, i. w»/«w»
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Fulminate, fcut'-mi-ntt^ 71. a. tt it. /uliiiiuer ; tmnier,
l-iiliuin.ition, feul-iiii-né'-clieiinc, s, /nlmiiiatioH, f.
I'uincss, fourncss^, s. filéuitude ; rrflelion ; Inrgtiir, (.
Fulsome, foul'-seiini?, a. — ly, ad. tie/^oiifaiil : ohschie.
FuUomeness, foul'-semii^ncssf, s. guaiitt df'^oiitanfe ;

oà see II it/, f.
Fuiiinilo, finii-mé'-(IA, s. fois-fûii/idit/, m.
ï-uin.itory, fidu'-m.-i-tcnr-i, s./iiuiftfrrf, f.
Fuiiilile. ftimi<r'-l)r, f. a. tt n. iirra>i,!;fr, iiialadroitt-

iiiritt ; tiltoiiiier ; fouilUr.
Fiinil>ler, fniin^'-blciir, j. innliidroil ; titlniiiieur, m.
Fuiiil)lin};ly, fcuiii<'-l)lin'fî«<'-li, ad. inaliidroileiiifiit.
l'iitne, tiKiiiiiir, s. /muet ; vap'iir : vaiiitt, f . ; — , v. a.

tt II. fumer : par/iiiner ; s irriter ; s'em/orter.
Fuiiiette, fioii'-iiielt', .f. fumet, 111.
FuiiiiJ, fiuii-mitl, a./u/i^'iiteux.
luiii'tl.itL', fioii-mi-fj«(itf, V. (t. furnisher.
Fuiiii>;ation, tioii-im(;»c'-cliciiii^. r. fii initiation, t.
Fumiiinly, fioii-miii'j;;;»--!!, ad. tu eo/ère.
ruinons, liou'-niciicc, l'iiiny, liou'-mi, a. fumeux.

un, feun*", s. x'ai/.'ardi.te, f.
Function, l'tunk'-chciin?, x./oiution, f.
Funttion.iry, fcunk'-chcnn-;ir-i, s.foueliouiiaiye, m.
l'und, fcun d, r. fonds, m. ; — , t. a. />/at er des foiidi.
Fundament, feunt-'-da-nicnn't, s. fond: meut, mi.
Fundamental, fcun<r-da-mcnn-tal, n. — ly, nd. fonda-

vieittat, tssentiti ; — , s. fondeiiie'it, m.
Funeral, fiou'-ncral, a. fiincbre ; funéraire; —, s.

funérailles, f. ni.
Funereal, fiou-ni -ri-til, a. tuf;iihre.
Fun,i;nsity, feunV-(;"s'-i-ti, s.fon£;csile', f.
Fun^'i>iis, feun'(»'-j;»eiicc, a.font^.ieux.
Fun^'us, feun'-tîHeuc*-, s. ehaiiipi);uon, m.
Fnnicle, fion'-ni-kl', s. petite corde ; Jil'rt. f.
Funk, feun'k, s, puanteur, f. ; \emt'arras, m. ; — ,

V. II. fiiiiitr.
Funnel, feun'-c-l, s. entonnoir ; tuyau, m.
Funny, feun'-l, a. plaisant.
Fur, leur, s. fourrure ; pt/letf' , 1. ; — c.ip, s. bonnet

fourre, m. ; — inerchaiit, s. maiiUaud pelletier, m. ;

—, V. a. fourrer.
Furlielow, fcur'-bi-16, s. falbala, m. ; -, f. a. garnir de

fallialas.
Furbish, feur' -biche, v. a. foiirlnr, firiinir.
Furbisher, k\xx'-\nc\\-c\\t,s.foiiHt!sseiir,l>ruitisteur,m.
Furcation, feiir-kc'-tlicunc, .r. fourehure, f.
l'urcliel, feur'-tclicl, s. armon, m.
Furfiir, feur'-feiir, s. son, m. ; crasse, f.
Furfuraceoiis, feur-tioii-re'-cheuri-, a. fiiifiiraee'.
l'urions, fu)u'-ri-euc^, a. — ly, ad.furieii.r. violent.
Furidusness, fion'-ri-ciicf-ness»-, s. y m le, 1.
l'url, feuri, v. a. ferler.

l'urliinjf, feur'-lon'n'". s. demi-vcixée, 1. ; stade, ni.
F"urlou^;li, feur'-lô, s. contre, m.
l'urnace, feur-nécc, s. fournaise, f. ; fourneau, m.
Furn.we, feur'-nedj?, s.fournax'e, m.
FurnisTi, feur'-niclx', v. a. fournir ; pourvoir ; c'giiiper.
Furnisher, feur'-nich-eur, s fournisseu/', pouii'oyeur, ni.
Furniture, feur'-ni-tchieur, s, ameublement ; appareil,n\.
Furrier, fear'-i-eur, s. fourreur, m.
Furruw, feur'-ô, s. sillon, m. ; rigole, f,; — ,v.a. silloner;

faire des rigoles.

Furry, feur'-i, a. couvert de fourrures.
Further, feur'-tlieur, a. et a,l. ut/trieur; /'lus loin ;

plus avant ; au delà ; de plus ; — more, ad. en outre,

de plus; — iiiobt, a. It plus éloigne', ultérieur; —,

t'. a. avancer ; pousser ; ai, ter. [ni.

FurlliL-rance, fciir'theur-ann'ci', s. avaurtment; appui,
Furtlitrer, feur'-tliLur-eur, s. promoteur ; protecteur, m.
Furthest, feiir'-tliest, a. le plus éloigné.
Furtive, feur'-tiv, a. — ly, ad./urtif.
Furuncle, tiou-ieun'u-kr, s. furoncle, m.
Fury, fiou'-ri, s. furie, fureur, f.
Furze, feurz, s. bruyère, f.
Fiirzy, feur'-zi, a. couvert de briiyhe.
Fubcous, feus'-keucf, a. sombre ; terne.
F]use, ftowze, v. a. et n. fondre ; se fondre,
l;usee, tioii-z*', s. fusée, i. ; fusil, 111.
Fusibility, fiou-zi-bil'-i-ti, s. fusibilité, t.
Fusible, fiou'-zi-bl', a. fusible.
Fusil, fiou'-zil, s. fusil, m.
I''usileer, flou-zU-ir', J. yKJiViV/-, m.
Fusion, fiou'-jeun^, s. fusion, f.
Fuss, feuss, s. bruit, fracas, m.
Fust, feiist, s. ftU; mauvais goût, m. ; —, V. n, sentir !

mauvais.
Fustian, feiis'-tchanf, s.futaiite, f.
Fustigate, feus'-ti-pwétc, v. a. fustiger.
Fustigation, feiis-ti-g/ré'-cheune, s. fustigation^ f,
Fustiness, feus'-ti-nes.s^, j. moisisiKrc, t.
Fusty, feus'-ti, a. moisi, /liant.
futile, fwu'-til, a, futile, frivole.

Futility, (i.Mi.fil'-i-ti, t. futilité, frivolité, f.

Fultock, feut'-c»ik, .r. genou, ni. ; allouçe, t.

Future, fiou'.tchicur, a. — ly, ad. futur, à fa^'ti'.l;' ; —,

s. futur ; avenir, ni.
Futurity, fioutioti'-ri-ii, s. avenir, m.
Fuzz, feiiz, s. geiiét, épineux, ni. ; —, v. n. s'efJiUr ; se

ivlalilistr.
Fnzzle, feuz'-zl', v. a. enivrer,
I-y, f.ii, tut. fi t fi doue I
Uyke, faik^, s. agitation, f.

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r.tbardinc, pahar-dine', s.gaban, halatidras, m.

tjabble, t:,ib -br, s. baiiirdage. 111.; —, v. n. ba'.ardef,

(iabblcr, gab'-leur, .r. bavard, m.

Iti.dicrlunzie, gab'-eur-leiin'-zi, .r. mendiant, m.

tiabion, g/f.t'-bi-eunc, r. gabion, m.

(; able, g»c-br, r. pignon, m.

(jail, gadr, s. acier en lingots ; \aiguilloii, m. ; — ,

v. n. errer, roder.
(i.idder, gad'-eiir, .r. rMeiir, m.
(iaddiiiKly. gad'.jn'gwf-li, ad. eu courant ^.i et là.
(l.ultly, ^'.id'-ll.ii, s. taon, m.
U!:ie, V. (.0.

tjatr, g.if, s cm; croe/iet, m.
Gaffer, fjaf'-eur, s. compère, m.
Cattle, gar-IV, s. clef d'arbalète, t. ; —S, pi. éperons pouf

les co/s, m. pi.
f""''^. V,'^\i. s. bâillon, m. ; —, v. a. bdilloiiner.
Cianc g»édj^, s. gage, m. ; jauge, f. ; —, v. a. gager;

jauger.
G.i^'glc, gag'-gl', V. n. crier comme Toie.
(;.liety, giic'-i-ti, r. gaieté, f.
Gaily, g;/ii'-li, ad. gaiement.
Gain, gKcn<', s. gain, m. ; —, v. n. et it. gagner ; avoir

l'avantage sur ; s'enrichir.
Gai.v.'r, g7<é'-neur, s. gagnant, m.

(iainfiil, g/«énc'-foul, a. — ly, ad. lucratif, avantageii.r.
Gaiiifiiliicss, guéni"-foiil-ncsse, r. avantage, proyif. m,
(iaingivin^j, giicn£''-g//iv-in'g;/<', s. pressentiment, m.
(iainless, ij/fénc'-less/', a. sans profit,
(iainly, j;//on^'-li, ad. facilement.
(iainsay, g/féne-sé', v. a. contredire.
(iains^iyer, ^«éne-sé'-etir, s. coittradtcteur, m.
Gainst, g/ren'st, v. Aljaiiist.
Gairish, gfrt'-richr', a. --ly, a. éclatant.
Ciairishiiess, gj/é'-riclif-ness.", s. ci lai ; faste; fait.x

briliant, m.
tG.iisling, Khes'-lin'g/;^, t-. Gnslinn.
(•ait, >,'(/tlc, s. chemin, 111. ; déinanhe, f. ; \bouc, m.
(iaiwr, g»^^-tcur, s. giL-'lre, f.
tliaitt, Juliette, s. priitiiction, f.
G.ilaxy, gal'-ak-si, s. voie lactée, f.
Gale, ^;/<el?, s. brise, f.
G.ileas, j,'al'i-acc, s. galéasse, (.
Galiut, tj.ir-ycntf, s.galijte, f.
Gall, y,.\], s. Jiel, m.; bile; rancune ; écorchure, f. ; —

nut, s. noix de galle, f. ; —, v. a. et 11. éconher ; in-
commoder ; s'irriter ; se chagriner.
Gallant, gar-laim't, a. — ly, ad. beau ; galant ; noble;

vaillant, brave; —, gal-lann't', .r. élégant ; galant, m.
Gallantry, ^jal'-lannt-ri, s. élégance ; galanterie ; bra-

voure, (.
Gall'.ry, gal'-eur-i, j. galerie, f.
'J'-"'-'yi t,'al'-i, s. galère, {. ; — slave, s. galérien;

foijat. m.
Gaillard, gar-yardi", a. gaillard.
Gaillardise, L'al'-yar-daiZf, s. ,i;aieté, f.
Gallican, ij.il likanc, a. galliian.
Gallicism, i,',ir-li-tizm, s. gallii isiite, m.
Galligaskins, gal-li-gas'-kiimz, s. pi. citaustes larges,

f. pi.
G.iliimatia, gal-i-mé'-chi-a, s. galimatias, ni.
tiallimaulry, gal-i-in,V-fri, s. salmigondis, ni.
(l.illipot, g.il'-i-potc, s. pot d'apothicaire, ni.
Gallon, gal'-euiK', s. gallon, 111.
G.illooii, gal-loun^', s. galon, m.
Gallop, gal'-eupir, s. galop, m.; —, v. a. et n. faire

galoper ; aller au galop.
Galloper, gal'-enp-eur, s. cheval gui galope, m.
(iallow.ay, gal'-ô-oué, j. bidet, m.

(killows, gal'-euce, s. gibtt, 111. ; poteiict, f. ; chevalet, 111.
(ialloche, ga-lôcli«', s. sabot, m.
Gally, gâi'-i, a. amer comme Jiel.
(ialvanic, gal-van'-ik, a.galvanigue.
Galvanism, gal'-va-nizin, s. galvanisme, m,
lialvanize, gal'-va-naïzir, v. a. çalvanittr^ ^
(iamb.ido, gam*-bé'-dô, s. guêtre, f.
Gamble, gani^-bl', v. n. Jouer.
Gambler, gain^'-bleur, s. joueur, m. ^ -— -.

OAM

Cnml>fii;<?, (;.ilii<'lin(Ij<', s. gomme eiillf, t.

(Jaiiilxjl, ^.Mm/l'Ciil, ,(. ):tM»il<aHf, C; —, v. ti.c<"iihitiii'r,

<ianil)rel, \inme' -hreX, s. jarret, ni.

Came, H"<-"inc, s. jeii, in. \finrtie, (. ; X'l'iiei; m. ; — liajf,

s. tariiassifre, (. ; — cock, s. roi/ lie combat, ni. ; —

keeper, s. garde-tha^'it, m, ; — , ■■. >i. Jouer, i'amiisfr.
Oainesonie, (î"^""'-*^""". <•• ~-h'< '"''• Jo/titre.
CiamcsDtncncss, j;Kéiii^'-scinn<-nesSi'. .f. hadiiinge, m.
Gamester, KKi-inc'-sleiir, s. joueur, in.
Camint;, ^>i(é-iiiin'K"'i s. jeu, in. ; — house, s. maison

(le jeu, m.
Gainmcr, >{am'-eur, s. rommh-e, f.
Giinimon, nain'-eunc, s. jambon ; tric-trac, m. ; — , v. a,

battre (au trùtrai).
Caiinit, Kani'-eiitc, .r. gamme, (.
'(ian, \;a(\e, four Hcj;an.
Oander, nan<'-(leur, s. jars, mâle <lt Toit, m.
tOane, fjlicnn^, ti. (joue.
Gang, Kan'(;«i', .r. bande, troupe, (. ; —way, s. /atsa/^e

étroit, m. ; — , V. ii. aller.
tGangrel, ganV'-gril, enfant qui lommeiice à marcher.
Gangrene, gan g'-grin^, s. );an);rène, (. [m.

Gangrenous, gan'g'-gri-neuc^, a. x'aiix're'ueux.
Gantlet, gannt'-lett, GaiUlupe, (;aiin't'-leup?, s.

baguettes, f. |tl.
Gaol, (Ijélf, s. frison, f.
(iaoler, cijé'-leur, .t. geôlier, m.
Gap, gap^, s. fente, brèihe, (. ; trou, m. ; — toothed, a.

brtche-denl.
Gape, g<<é|)^, i'. u. ouvrir la bouche ; bâiller ; se fendre ;

to — after, for, soufirer après.
Gaper, g»<é'-peur, s. bâilleur, m.
Gaping, gKé'-pin'gx^, s. bâillement, m.
IGar, gar, v. a. faire ; contraindre.
Garl), garl)^, s. coutume, habilleinenl, m.
Garbage, gar'-liédji", s. boyaux, m. pi.
Garlile, gar'-bl', lu a. trier ; < ribier ; choisir.
(nirbuara, gar'-bôrdi', s. gabord, m.
Garboil, gar'-boil, s. tumulte, m,
(iarden, gar'-<rii, s. jardin, m. ; — plot, s, parterre, m. ;

—, V. n, jardiner.
Gardener, gar'-d'n-eur, s. jardinier, m.
Gardening, gar'-d'n-ing«f, s. jardinage, m.
Gargarism, gar'-g.vrizm, s. gargarù^/ne. ni.
Gargarize, gar'-ga-raiz^, v. a. gargariser.
Gargle, ^f.^t'-^V, s. gosier, m, ; — , t. n. se gargariser.
Garland, gar'-lann'd, s. guirlande, {.
Garlic, gar'-lik, .î. ail, m.
Garment, gar'-mcnn't, s. vêlement, m.
Garner, gar'-iunir, s. grenier à blif,

amasser ; mettre en reserre.
Garnet, gar'-nett, s. grenat, in.
Garnish, gar'-niclic, s. ornement, m. ; —,

orner.
Garnishment, gar'-niclic-inciint. r. dtv;;

venue, f. : — , Garniture, gar'-ni-lchiour, s. garniture,
Garraii, gar'-eim<", s. bidet, m. |f.

Garret, gar'-ett, s. grenier, galetas, ni.
tiarrclecr, gai'-et-ir, s. habitant dun galetas, m.
Garrison, gar'-i-s'n, s. garnison, f . i — , :•'. u. incUre une

garnison dans.
Garrulity, g.irriou'-li-ti, j. babil, ni.
Garrulous, gar'-riou-loucc a. /inard.
Gartor, gar'-teur, s. jarretière, f.
(iartli, g;(ertli, s. cour de derrière ; ceinture, f.
G.is, LMCf, s. .i'az, m. ; — liuriiL-r. .ï. bei de gaz, m. : —

holder, j. resenoir de gaz, ga:o»iè.'re, m. ; — light,

— liglitiiig, s. éclairage au gaz, lu. ; — pipe, s.

condiiil de gaz. m.
Gasconade, gasko-uédr, s. gasconnade, m.
li.iseous, gas'-i-cixv, a. gaifjix.
tiash, gach^ s._bala/!e, t.; \bavardage, m.; f- , a.

ruse; — , V. a. balafrer.
Gasify, gas'-i-lai, v. a. gazéifier.
Ciasket, gas'-fcett, s. garcette, f.
Gasometer, g,ib-o:n'-i-teur, s. gazomètre, m.
(jasp, gaspc, s. sou fir, m. ; —, i'. n. oiii'i-ir la bouche

four resfirer ; to — after, soufirer après.
Gastriloipiist, gas-tril'-o-kouistc, s. fentritoi/ue, m.
Gate, g»él^, s. forte ; barrière ; ] manière, (. ; —way,

s. porte cochère, f.
Gather, gatli'-eur, s.

cueHIir : assembler ,

s amasser ; miirir ; to

to — up, relever.
Gatherer, galh'-eur-eur, s. celui qui cueille ; co.'lateur,

III. : — of corn, moissonneur, m.
Gathering, gath'-eur-in'gH?, j. récolte ; </ui'fe, f.
Gandery, gâ'-deur-i, s. parure fastueuse, f.
Oandinussi, g&'-di-nc!i!if , s. clinquant, papillotage, m.
Gaudy, gâ'-di, a. — ily, ad. fastueux, éclatant; — ,

t. ylstiH, m.

r îi6 ]

OETÎ

— , V. a.

, Z'. a. garnir ;
'nation ; bien-

froncis, ni. : —, V. a. e! n.
■ choisir ; froncer ; >',i •.seiiib.'t r :
breath, prendre haleine ;

Gange, g»«'dl'*, s. jauge, f. ; —, T. a. fallgel',

(i.iuger, gi/ii -il iiii, s.jaugenr, ni.

Gauging, g/<(j-iljiirg((i', .t. jaugeage, in.

Kjaun, g.1u?, four < loiiig.

Gaunt, kA"'. "• décharné, maigre ; \—, v. Yawn.

fi uintlet, 7'. Cianllet.

I i.Tuntly, g.Ann't'Ii, ad chétivement.

(..uuitncss, g.^nn't'-ness/', s. maigreur, (.

( i.tuze, g.Azi", s. gaze, f. j —maker, s. gasi'er, m,

(i.ive, gKCVc, V. (Jive.

(lavel, gav'-il, s. /ai elle ; coi-v'e, f,

Gawd, gAd*-, s. bagatelles, t. pi.

Gawk, g.lkf, .r. mais, m.

(iawky, gl'-ki, a. gaiultf, niais.

Gawiitree, ^\ne'•\.x'\, s. chantier, m.

IGawsie, ga'-si, a, gaillard.

(Jay, g/«i, a. gai ; elegant, galant ; \asset.

Gayety, v. tlaiety.

(inze, gxdzf, s. «•c.t'ii>'i/ /?.«■<, ni. ; — hoiinil. s. l-'-i'-ier
m. ; — , V. n. fixer ses regards sur ; conleinf'ei

Gazeful, g«ézf'-foul, a. regardant fixement ; ravi.

(iazcr, g;<é'-zcur, s. celui qui regarde fixemen'.

Gazette, ga-zett', s. gazette, f. ; —, v. a. insérer d.uu
un journal.

Gazetteer, g.iz-ct-ir', s. journaliste, m.

(iazing-stocK, gHé'-zin'g"'-i<ok, s. spectacle, m,
i (iazon, g.iz-ouii^', s. gazon, m.

t lear, g/<ir, s. habillement, m. : étoffe, f. ;-,!'.«. hatniler.

Geck, f(«ek, s. dupe, f. ; —, v. a. duper.

liée, dji, Gee-ho, dji'-hô, int. hurhaut.
, Geese, ^làne, fl. de Gooso.
i (iel.itin, djel'-a-tinc, s. gélatine, f.

tielatinous, dji-lat'-i-neiicf, a. gélatineux.
I •(«eld, RKcld, V. a. châtrer.
I Geldcr, gKcl'-dcur, j-. ihâlreiir, m.

Gelding, g/jel'-dingHi-, s. animal châtre, m.

Gelid, djul'-id, a. glacé, gelé.

(Jelidity, djel-id'-i-ti, Gelidness, djel'-ld-ness^, s. r^elée. f.
! Gelly, djel'-i, s. gelée, f. ; — brotli, s. comomm ,111.
i IGelt, gKett*, s, marmot, m. (ï'. awfji (ield).
I Geni, djem, s. pierre précieuse, i. ; bourgeon, m. ; —,v,
I a. et n. orner de fierreries : bourgeonner.
I Geinin.ite, djein'-i-nét?, v. a. doubler.
' Cieminiition, djein-i-né'-cheun^, s. répétition, f.
I Geininy, djem'-i-ni, s. confie, paire, 1.
; (ieuiiny, diem'-nii, a. étincetant, brillant.
I Geiuler, djenn'-deur, s. genre, m. ; —, f. <i. engendrer,
! tiene.ilogy, dji-nial'-ô-dii, s. généalogie, f.

Gcnerable, djen'-er-a-lil', a. qui se peut engendrer.

(icneral, djou'-er-al, rt. — ly, ad. gi néral, coinninn ; in
—, en général ; — , s. général, m. ; générale, f.

(ieneralissimo, djen-er-a-lis'-si-iiio, s. géneralisiinie. in.

(.ieiieralily, dien-er-al'-i-li, s. gé/ierali/é ; flufart, I.

(ieneralize, ifjen'-er-al-.Viz^, ï/. a. généraliser.

Generaliiess. dien'-cr-al-ness<", .r. généralité, fréqueiue, f.

(ieucralship, (fjen'-or-al-chlp*. s. généralat, m.
I ( ieneralty, djeii'-er-al-ti, s. généralité, f.

(Fcnenite, djcn'er-ét*', v. a. engendrer ; frodii ire.
■ (ic-ner.ition, djeu-er-e'-cheune, s. génér.ition, f.

(.ienerative, djen'-er-a-tivc, a. geiiéralif, géncra.'eiir.
: Generator, <ljcn'-er-é-teur, s. générateur, m.

(iciieric, —ai, dji-ner'-ik, —al, a. — .illy, a.i. générique,
' tlenerosity, iljen-er-os'-i-ti, s. générosité, f.

(ienerous, iljcn'-er-eucc, a. — ly, ad. généreti.v
I Genorousuess, djen'-er-ouct'-nessc, s. générosité, f.

Clenet, djen'-itir, s. genêt, m. ,genette, f.

titneva, d^i-ni'-va, s. genièvre, 111.

Genial, dji'-ni-al. a. — ly, ad. naturel, natif ; joyeuw

Geniculation, dji-Mik-iou-le'clieuiif, s. nodositeli.

tlenio, dji'ni-ô, s. génie, esprit, m,

(ienital, djen'-i-t.il, a. génital.

Genitive, djen'-i-tiv, s. génitif, m.

Genius, dji'-ni-eucf, s. génie, m.

(ienteel, djenn-til', a. — ly, ad. élégant, foli.

licnteelness, djenn-til'-nessr, s. élégance, politesse, f.

(ieutile, djenn'-taïlt', s. gentil, m.

tientilisiii, djenn'-ti-lizni, s. paganisme, m.

licntilitioiis, djenn-til-ich'-euc^, a. héréditaire.

Gentility, djenr-til'-i-ti, j. haute naissance ; nohleue:
élégance, f. ; paganisme, ni.

Gentle, djenn'-tr, a. noble, bienveillant ; apprivoisé : —,
V. a. anoblir.

Gentlefolk, djenn'-tl'-fôk, s. personnes de qualité, f. pi.

Gentleman, djenn'-tl'-nianf, s. gentil-homme ; galant
homme, m.

Gentlemanlike, djenn'-tl'-inan^-laik*', a. cavalier, noblt,
distingué.

Gentlenianliness, djenn'-tl-manf-li-nesv, s. folitesst,
urbanité, f

Gentlemanly, djenn'-tl'-maiw-li, v. Gentlemanlike.

Gentlemansnip, djeim'-tr-manf-chipf, t. conduite hoiur-
able, politesse, \,

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Gentleness, djcnn'-ll'-ncbs*', i. naissance distinguée ;
folilfsst ; douceur, (.

Centlcwoiiiaii, (Ijcnn'-tl'-ououin-eun^ i. dame ou demoi-
it tie de qualité ; daint d lioniteur, (.

Genii)', (Ijenn'-tli, ad. douceineiit ; hj,iii'teinent.

Klcnirice, djenn'-tribs, s. ttoblesie, f.

Gentry, djenn'-tri, s. classe moyenne, bourgeoisie, f. ;
X'fiis de condition, in. pi.

Hienty, djen«'-ti, a. gentil.

Geiiutfeclioii, dji-niou-tiek'-cheim^, s. penn^f.xion, f,

Gejiuine, djon'-iou-in?, a, — ly, ad. vr,ii ; nalurel.

Genuineness, djen'-iou-in^-ness^, s. réalité; fureté ;
aulhentiiite', f.

Ccnni, dji'-iK-'iic?, s. genre, m.

Gennr.i|>liic;il, dji-ui,'raP-i-kal, a. seos;raphique,

GeoL'Mpliy, (Iji-un'-rali, s. aeograpnie, f.

(ii.nlo>;y, dji-ol'-ô-dji, s. géologie, I.

Geometer, tljl-om'-i-teiir, s. geoin/tre, m.

Geometric, — al, dji-6-nict'-rik, — al, a. —ally, ad. geo-
tnelriiiiif.

Geometry, dji-om i-tri, s. ge'otn/trie, f.

George, djordje', s. pain Ins, lit.

Germ, djcrni^, s. gertne, bourf;eon, ni.

German, djer'-niaii^, a. parent.

Gcrinanism, djer'-innn-ism?, s. germanisme, m.

Germin, djer'-niin^, s. jeune pousse, f.

Gcrnnn.itc, djer'-nii-iiet^, v. n. germer, pousser.

Germination, djer-Mii-Mé'-cheunr, s. t^erminalion, f.

Gerinul, djer'-eunn'd, s. gérondif, ni.

Gcst, djeit^, s. action, f.j exploit ; journal de i'cya_;e, m.

Gestation, djes-té'-clieun^, s. gestation, f.

Gesticulate, djei-tik'-iou-lét*-, v. n. t^esliculer.

Gesticulation, djes-tik-iou-lé'-clieun»', s. gesticulation, f.

Gesture, djes'-tchiour, s. geste, ni.

Get, ){;(e!t, v. a. et n. gagner, obtenir ; saisir ; appren-
dre ; aller, arriver ; parvenir ; sunenir ; — tu the
better of, avoir C avantage sur ; [emporter sur, lu —
clear off, se délivrer ; to — a fall, faire une chute ; to

— a thing done, in.idc, faire, faire i/t/i.; to — drunk,
s'enivrer; to — ready, préparer; to — rid of, se
débarrasser ; to — the worst of it, avoir le dessous ,■
to — abroad, /à«>f sertir ; publier ; to — away, y«i»r
en alter ; faire évader ; s'en aller ; tu — iXoviw, faire
descendre; descendre; to — from, arracher de; se
débarrasser; to — 'm, faire entrer ; entrer ; to — oil,
tirer ; disposer de ; to — out, faire sortir ; sortir;
to — through, traverser, parcourir ; to — together,
ainmasser ; assembler ; to — up, lever; se lever; to

— upon, monter.

Getter, gnet'-eur, s. celui gui gagne, obtient.

Getting, g/<et'-in'g;(^, s. acquisition, f.; gam, profit, m.

Gewgaw, g«iou'-g.l, s. cotiji^het, m.

IGhaist, glièst?, V. Gliost.

Gluistful, gabt'-foul, a. lugubre, affreux,

Gliasilincss, gast'-li-ness<", s. aspect lugubre, m. ;

pâleur, f.
Ghastly, gast'-li, v. Ghastfu^
Glierkm, g«er'-kin?, s. cornichon, in.
Ghost, gôbtf, s. âme, {. ; esprit, fantôme, m.
Ghostlike, gôst^-laîk^, a. horrible.
Chostliness, gostf'-li-ness^, s. spiritualité, f.
Ghostly, gôst'-li, a. spirituel ; horrible.
Giant, djai'-ann t, s. géant, m.
Giantlike, djaî'-ann't-laik;, a. gigantesque.
Giantess, djaï'-ann-tess^, s. géante, f.
Gib, Gibbe, gxib, s. vieil animal, m.
(fibber, gxib'-eur, v. n. baragouiner.
Iiibberisli, gKib'-eur-icli^, s. baragouin, m,
'.jibbet, djib'-ett, s. gibet, m.; potence, f.
Gibbous, g«ib'-beuc?, a. gibheux, bossu.
Gibbousiiess, g;<ib'-l)eucf-uess*, s. bosse, f.
Gibe, (Ijaibe-, j, raillerie, f. j —, v, a. et n. railler, se

moquer de.
Giber, djai'-beur, s. railleur, m.
Giliingly, djaî'-bin'gxf-li, ad. avec moquerie.
Giblets, djib'-let's, s. pi. abatis d'oie, m.
Giddiness, g«id'-i-nessï, s. vertige, m.; élourderie ;
■ inconstance, f,
Cidcly, g«i(l'.i, a. — ily, ad. étourdi, inconstant; —

brained, — headed, a. étourdi ; —paced, a. qui va au

hasard ; étourdi,
(Gie, gxi, V. Give.

Gift, gKift, s. don, présent, m.; disposition, f.
GifteJ, gxiP-ted, a. doué; inspiré.
^.% K"'S, s. toupie, f. j sabot; cabriolet, m,
Gig.-intic, djaï-gann'-tik, a. gigantesque.
'îiilS'e. Ii"ig'-gr, V. n. ricaner.
^ig>;ler, j;«ig'-gleur, s. ricaneur, m.
Gigot, tijig'.eutf, s. g got, m.
•Gild, g«ild, V. 17. éhirer.
Gilder, gxil'-deur, s. doreur, m.
Gilding, gMU'.din'g««, X. <iw»<r*, fc

Gill, %u'\\, i. otiXt, branchie, f.; ravin, m. ; roquiltt i

lierre terrestre, in. ; Jille, f. ; —s, //. barbe ae coq, f.
tOillic, gxil'-li, s. valet, m.
Gilly-llowcr, <ljd'-i-liaoueur, j.;f(»vi/ycc, f,
(iilt, g«]|t^. s. dcrure, f. (f. aussi GiUi).
Gim, djiiiic, a. gentil, beau.
(iimlilet, g((inif'-lctt, s. vrille, (.
Gniicraek, djniiir'-krak, j:. mauvais mécanisme, m.
tljMiinier, g'dni'-nicur, s. brebis de deu.\, ans, (,
(iiinp, g«iin p, s. guipure, f.
Gin, djiii^, s. pifi;e, ni.; cnHre, t.; genièvre, m. ; f — ,

(. supposé que ; —, V. a. prendre au piège; e/iiiciiir

le coton.
Ginger, djiiu'-djenr, s. gin\'embre, m. ; —bread, t. pain

d'cpice, m. ; — lireail-iii.iker, s. paind'epiciet, m.
Gingerly, djiiiir'-iijcurli, ad. d'iua/iment, doucement.
(iiiigeriiess, (ljin/r'-djeur-u.':,sï, s. soin, m.; ,lclica.'Càse ;

douceur, (.
Gingliain, g;iiirg;<'-eum^, s. sningaii, m.
Giiigle, djiii'g'; -l', s. tinlem.nt, m. ; —, v, a. et n. faire

sonner ; ti uler.
Giiinet, djiii'-ett, s. bidet, mulet, m.
<iip, (Ijipc, v. a. vider (ltareiii;s).
Gip-,y, iljip'-si, s. bohémien, m. ; bohémienne, f.
Giraiole, iljir'-a-sul, s. tournesol, m.
•Gird, g«eril, v. a. et n, teindre ; entourer, environner;

se moquer de.
Girtler, g;<er'-deur, s. solive, f.
Girdle, g/icr'-dl , s. ceinture, f. ! ceinturon; \plat en

fer, m,; —belt, ceinturon, m.; — , v. a. ceindie,

entourer.
Girdier, gwcr'-dÎLiir, s. ceinturier, m.
Girl, !;;(erl, s. Jille, f. [fille.

t.irlisli, g«er'-lichf, a. — ly, ad. de jeune fille ; en jeune
G rii-ïlniess, g/<er'-liv.liïiicss<', s. iiianiires de jeune

Jille, f. pi.
tGirn, g/(eurn^, v. Grin.
tCiirnel, gJteur'-nil, s. huche, (.
Girt, guette, Girîli, g.verth, s. sangle, f. ; —, *. a. sang.'er

{v. aussi Gird).
•Give, gi<iv<', V. a. et n. donner ; rendre ; se radoucir ;

s'amollir ; dégeler; to — battle, livrer bataille ; tu

— a call, appeler; to — credit, croire ; to — an car,
prêter l'oreille; to — gruuiul, reculer ; to — joy,
féliciter; to — leave, permettre: to — lifîht. éclaircii ; lu

— oath, déférer le serment ; to — a visu. ; cndre vint, .
to — way, céder, se rendre ; to — away, abandonner,
livrer ; to — back, rendre , to — oil, se désister de ;
to — out, publier ; annoncer; to — over, quitter;
discontinuer ; livrer, adonner; to — up, rendit;
céder, abandonner.

(iivcii, g;<iv'-'n, V. Give.

Giver, g.'<iv'-eur, s. donneur ; donateur, m,

Giz,?,ird, gi<iz'-eurd, s. gésier, m.

Glaciate, .lé'-chi-ét^, v. n. se cont;elcr.

Glaci.iti .1, glc-chi-e'-clieunc, s. congelation, (.

Cilac' , gle'-ci-eur, s. glacier, m.

Glacis, gU'-cic^, s. glacis, m,

Glail, giad^, a. — ly, ad. aise, joyeux; —, CladJcn,

glad'-d'n, V. a. rejouir.
Gladder, glad'-cur, s. celui qui réjouit.
Glatle, gledf, s. clariire, f.
Gladful, ghid^'-foul, a. joyeux.
Gladlulncss, gladf'-foul-ness^, s. joie, f.
GUadiator, glad-i-é'-teur, s. gladiateur, m.
Gladness, gladf'-ness^, s. joie, allégresse, f.
Gladsome, glail^'-seum^, a. — ly, ad. /oyeux, gai.
Gladsonieness, glad^-seum«-iiess«, s. joie, gaieté, f.
fGlaik, glokr, s. duperie, f.
Glaire, glèrf, glaire, t. ; blanc da'iif, m. ; —, v. a.

flairer.
tGl.'imour, glo'-nieur, s. hallucination, f.
Glance, glaun'c^, s. éclat, trait de lumière ; regard, m.;

— , V. II. et II. jeter un loiip d'ceil ; jeter un éclat;

étinceler ; raser; ej/leurer ; to — ovttr, par.ourir.
Glancingly, ^jlaiin'cin y'-li, ad. en passant.
Gland, glann d, s. glande, f.
Glanders, glaiin'-deurz, s. pi. morve, f.
Glandulous, glanu'-diou-leiic^, a. glanduleux.
Glare, glerf, s. éclat de lu>nière éblouissant ; regard

étincelant, ni.; — ,v. n. jeter un regard étiiuelant ;

éblouir.
Gl.ireous, g'.é'-ri-euc^, a. glaireux.
Glarini,', gle'-rin'gxf, a. — ly, ad. éblouissant ; visible.
GKass, gl.iss, s. verre: inirvir, m. ; vitre, {.; — es, pi.

lunettes, f. pi.; — blower, s. verrier, m.: — furnace, s.
four de verrerie, m. ; — grinder, s. polisseur, m. ; —

house, s. verrerie, f. ; — man, s. verrier, m. ; — ware,

s. verrerie ; verroterie, f . ; — work, j. verrerie, (. ; — ,

V. a. vitrer.
Glassy, glas'-i, a. de verre ; vitreux,
Glave, glive', j-. glaive, iii.

GLA

Ctaver, gl<!'-venr, v. a..llnittr.

Glaze, ^\ize, v. a. vitier; vtrin'r ;

Glacier, j;!e'-Jeiir, s. vilri.t, n\.

(ilaziiii;, ulé'-ziii'K"'. s. vtinis, m.

tileaiiii «'""'• •'■■ /"""'. f- ! tiislre, in. j —, v,

(iloaiiiy, nU'-iui, a. ^liiutlixnt.

Glean, >;lmc, 7^ (i. i^/itinr : —, s. gli^nagl i

GlcaiiLT, K'>'-''cur, .t. ,ç/ii'/c"'-, III. . .

Gleaning', \C^\'-\\\\\'^ite, s. i;h\>:ase, m. ; i;laniin, i.

Glebe, v.\\\'f, s. .51'/, /<•)•;.»;-.■, la.

<llel)()iis, Kli'-bcuc^. a. flnil itt fftJiciis.

Gledc-, kIuV, s. iin/aii. in.

tGlcilt{e, K'>-'''J'. ^- "• rf^iir.ler (11 s^vinwis.

Clce, I'll, s.Joie, nltixirsst, (.

fCJIcciT, jflulc, .r. iluiihon aiiitiit.

r 9i9 ]

GOV

f;l.izc(l frost, s.
[Vi-is/iiT, in.

«. /tiire,
[hrillrr.
grapfit'
[/i»:V, 111.

Cflccful, L'li'-foiil, a. joyeux.
(ileck, ulik, s. hrelati, m

Jliiin»tr. f. ; — •

[(». hori;iie.

rnilloic, f. ; — .

'^y, a. i-uilltr.

; Vi'.!!-f, f.

r', fi. f^f

. It. /<>■::

V. n. Iiiirf,

.'er.rliii.t'r.

, _ ... tlllUi;'l(f

(ilett, ^îllll', .f. /"t, m.

jGlch'. «!■ «lif. "• «Ù'".

Glen, tjlcnti, s. vaUoii, in.

IGlcy, Klé, II. îoiuiie.

Glil), uhl), <T. -ly, a,i.jrfi!saiif,, I'll/tin/; —, î^. a. c/lJtid

Glibiicss, ^lib'•ncss^ s. ro/ii/ii/it,-. t.

Gli<le. i;laiili", v. ii. couler, t;l is ^t-r.

tGliir, \i\i\X, s. lueur, f. ; din if oil. in.

Gliiiiini.r, v;liin'-ciir, s./aih!e lueur, f.

GliiniJsc, (^lini'iisi-. f. lueur, f.

■flJlKl;, ulisk, 7'. (iliiii\)sc.

( '.listen, Klis'-s'n. t .list.v, i;li-.'-ti:ur

Glitter, vjlit'-ciir, .Î. <■</(»/, ni. ;-,..'■.■'■■. ■

Glitteriii^^ly, L'lit'oiirin't,')/fli, n.l. nxer Ciiat, eilalititt.

Hiloainiii>{, >;16iii'iiii.;;(c, s. (.refuscule, in.

CJloar, jjlnr, v. ii. loi'ijier.

Globe, 1,'li'Av, s. ),'lol>f. 111.

Globular, Klot>'-ii^"-l'ii'. '^' s!"f'uleu.\.

Globule, jjlob'-ioul!", s. ,!,'M:ule, in.

Glomerate, Kloiii'-erétc, i'. a. eoiigloiiicrer.

(iloineratioM, nloin-cr-é'cliemi^ s. a:X''<">ieyatwii, f._^

Gloom, i;louin?, s. ol'.uiinte; trhl<s.>e f. ; —, v. n. e,re

oliSiur ; el ye Iriste.
Gloominess, s;louln'-i-ness^ s. ohuurile ; tristesse, r.
Gloomy, ^,'loiiin'-i, a. — ily, «</. o/nvur; triste.
Glorietl, ^jlo'-rid, a. illustre.

Glorification, fjlo-ri-li-kc'-i.lieunc, s. glorifuaticn, f.
Glorify, j;lô'-ri-l'.iï, v. a. glorifier.
Glorious. Klo'-ri-euc^ a. — ly, utl. x'lorteux.
(;iory, Kl6'-ri, s. Khi>'e. f. ! — . ■>J- "■ se glorifier de.
Gloss ^■loss^ i-. .«r/^i^. f- ; Ixstre, 111.; —, V. a. gloser;
i;iossary, Klos'-sa-ri, s.glos.taire, in. [luitrer.

(ilosscr, ylos'-seur, s. gloisateur, in.

Glossiness, nlo9'-bi-ness<-. j. lustre, m.

Glossy, f;los'-si, n. lus.'re.

(llotlis, f,'lot'-tiss^ s. glotte, f.

(;icnit, glaoutc, V. u. faire la moue, boucler.

Glove, ^I'-'^vc, J. gant, in. ; — money, s
m. ; — , V. (t. ganter.

Glover, i;ieuv'-L'.ir, t. gantier, m.

Glow, L'io, s. anleur, (.-.feu, m. ; roug-eur, f. ; —worm,
s. ver luisant, m. ; —, V. n. briller; rougir; être
enjlamme.

Clowinjjly, glô'-in'R/.'C-li, ad. avec ardeur.

Hilowr, Klori*. V. ii. r.xarderfxement.

c;ioze, \i\ôze, s. /laiterie, f. ; —, v. u. fatter.

Glue, kIiou, s. colle, f. ; - -, v. a. coller.

t;iuer, L'iioii'-eur. s. colleur, m.

Gluey, j;liou'-i, Glui:,li, i;liou'.-,cli'. a. gluant, visqueux.

Gluni, fjleuiiK-, C.Uiunuy, i^leuMi'-i, a. sombre, chagrin.

IGluiicli, RleunclK-, f. air souihre. m.

i;iut, j'ieuti», X. abondance ; satieic, f. ; —, v. a. avaler ;

(;UitiiKite, (jlioii'-ti-nétf, v. a. coller. [rassasier.

Glutinous, (ilioii'-t'"'-''"-"''' ''■ ).'lutineu.<c. visi/ueit.r.

Glutinousness, jrlion'-ti-ncuc-nesse', s. viscosité, t.

Glutton, Rleutt'-n, j. glouton, m.

Gluttonize, ;,'leut'-eun-ai/i-, v. n. segor^e.-\

C;iuttonous, Kleut'-eun-eiic-, a. — ly, ad gwuton.

Gluttony, ),'leut'-cun-i, s. gloutonnerie, f.

Cinarl, narl, v. n. grogner.

Gnarled, narl'd, a. noueux.

Gnash, naclic, v. a. et n. grincer les dents.

(inat, natc, s. cousin, m.

Ciiiaw, nà, v. a. ronger, corroaer.

Gnawer, nâ'-eur, s. rongeur, m.

Gnome, nouiir, s. gnome, m.

Gnomonics, nô-mnn'-iks, s. gnotiio:iujue, r.

•Go fô, v. n. aller, fasser, viarUier ; to — ahout,
faire le tour : entreprendre : to — abroad, se
répandre ; to — away, sen aller, partir ; to — V-,?.z\.-
ward, reculer ; to — between, s entremettre ; to —
beyond, /awe- .• surpasser; surprendre ; lo — by,
passer; souffrir; se régler sur ; io - U>t, aller

to — on, avancer; continuer; to — over, rhaiigeritt
I farti; Jeterter ; to — through, fanourir; subir,
I essuyer ;\Q — \\V>, monter ; \o — wvon, se Jonder sur ;
entreprendre ; to — without, st passer de ; —, s. allure
I f . ; — between, s. entremetteur, m. ; — by, artijice, m. ;
I duperie, f. . .„

, Goad, tfôd^, s. aii;uitlon, m. î — ,w. a. aiguillonner.
' (;oal, |;ol<f, s. terme, biif, m.

I Go.vt, niMr, s. iluh'iv, f. ; lie —, s. l'OUi; m. ; she -. f.
chèvre, t. ; —lier I, s. clievrier, tn. ; — sWin, s. /..i.i ,i<
chèvre, outre, f.
Goatish, B'V-tich/, it. de bouc, biiuifuiit.
Gobbet, «ob'-bett, s. bouchée, f. ; morceau, m.
Gobble, ^;ol)'-b^, v. a. manger goulûment.
( .obbler, v,'ob'-leur, s. glouton, m.
Goblet, Kob'-lett, s.gobc'et, m.

Goblin, L'ob'-linc, r. /'//<", m. . ,,, , ^., ,

God, L'oil^, ,f. Iheu, m. ; —child, s. filleul, m. ; fu.'uh,
f. ; — daughter, s. fllciite, f. i —lather, s. parrain,
m. ; — nioilier, .i. marraine, t.
Godiless, nod'-ess^ s. déesse, f. .. , ,
Godlessiiess, KOil'lcss^ness*', s. impu-le, U
C.udlic.ul, >;od'-lieil, s. divinité, f.
Godless, ^Mid'-les'.!', a. aHiée.
( lodiike, >;od'-laikc, a. divin.
Godliness, ^'od'-line-»-, s. piété, t
Go lly, t,'od'-li. a. et ad. pieux, religieux.
Godjliip, ^;od'-tliii'C, .r. dirinitc, f.
( lier, KÙ'-eur, (. marihcur, allant, m.
( ;oll, fjolfc, ,r, meule, f. , , ,
»ioi,'.;le, Koj,''-nr, '.: n. loucher; — eyed, a. loiuhe.
(ioin'vr, L'o'-iii ),'"<■. ■'• demarche, f.
Gold, L'old, s. or, m.; —beater, s. batteur d or. m-,
— fmcli, j. chardonneret m.; — Inider, j. orpailkn,- ;
vidangeur, m, ; — lianinier, s. loriot, m. ; - siiiu.i, s
orfèvre, m. : — wei^dit, s. poids del or, in
Golden, jjol'-iln, a. d'or.
Gome, jionic, s. cambouis, m.
Gondola, jjoiir'-dôla. s. gondole, .
Gondolier, nonc-dô-lir', J-. A'""''''"'''''' •"• , ,,
(lone, Ron.', prt. allé ; mort (v. Go). I.C^" "■'"'• "•
t;op(albn, ('onir'-fa-leiin*-. Cluiifanon, goi.c -fan>M-.i.'. i
Good, Koucf.-, a. et ad. bon : conieuable ; bien ; —.>y.
—bye, adieu ; — even, bon soir; as — as, c-ucai:
a -while, lon^te:nps ; to \mV^ -, frou-'er ; ju>'i!i.-i :
dédommager; s'assurer de; —breeding', s. belles
manières, f. pi. : politesse, f. ; — conditioned, (7. en
bon état; — l-riday, .r. Ven.iredi saint, iii. ; -
Inmiourcd, a. de bonne humeur; — man, s. bonliomm..
maître, m. ; -nature, s. l'on naturel, m. ; boiili.'oin,
{. ; — natured, .i. -ly, ad. bienveillant ; aiec b"ii.>-
' ■- -• '- '- ■■ ' ■ — will, r,

s. t'n'll:

pourboire.

,r.

'mie ; — wife, s. inaitresse de la maison, f

bienveillance, f. ; — woman, :'. (looilwile

avanlatre, m. ; —s. pi. biens, ejjels, m. pi.
Goodliiiess, eoudtf'-li-ness?. .r. beauté, g-race
I (loodly, Rouder'-li, a. beau. grauçiix.
[ (ioodiiess, «oiide^'-nessf, s. bontc.f.
Goose, L'onztr ( //. geese), .r. oie. t. ; carreau, in.
Gooseberry, «ouzZ-ber-i, s. groseille (« ma,/:icn:>.i\

(. ; — bush, s. i,rroseilliei; m.
Gorbellied, jjor'-bel-id, a. ventru.
Gorbelly, «ur-ljel-i, s. gros venire, m.
Gore, Rôr. J. sang caillé, m. ; fomte [de chemise), f. ; -,

V. a. pii/uer avec les cornes. ^

C.orii^,Koni}e,^.i'osier,m.-, gorge, f . ; -, j^'- <?■<•• "■

,'oroer, avaler goulûment. [sp.ei.i..!..

Goi-ireous, K^r'-'lJeuc-. a. -ly, ad. maginj:^:,/.
Gor^eousness, gor'-djeucc-ness^, s. magui/ucn.t,

splendeur, f.
Gorget, L'or'-djett, s. gorgertn ; haussecol, m.
Gor'mand, i;or'-maun'd, s. gourmand, in.
Gormaiuli.!e, Ror'-mann-d.uzc, v. n. manger en g.ou.cii.
(lorm.uulizer, ;4or'-m.inn-dai-?eur, s. glouton, m.
Gorse, ^'orcc, s. bruyère, f. ; genêt, m.
Gory, K'>f'-'' "• sanglant.
Goshawk, goss'-hftk, s. autour, m.
Gnslin;'-, ^'oss'-lin't;>/<', J-. oi'jd». f/(rj;/c«, m. , ,, .

Gospel, i;oss'-pel,\r. l-vangile. m. ; —,v. a. e^'ange.iuK
Gossamer, goss'-a-ineur, s.yils de la !■ lerge, u:. pi.
Gossip, goss'-ip, s. compère, m. ; commère, f. ; —, ■-'• '•■

babiller, laiiser.
t(;o!isipred, !.ross'-ip red, s. comperagt, m.
Got, nott, Gotten, Rot'-t'n, v. Get.
Cloute, Roudic, s. gouge, f.
(iou'rd, ^ourd<' (jjorilf), s. courge ; gourde, t.
(lout, gaout»", s. goutte, f. ; —, JJO". s. gout, m.
Goutyi ijaou'-ti, a. goutteux.

Gove, Kov^, s. meule, f. ; —, v. a. mettre en meule.
Govern, gKeuv'-eurn<-, v. a. gouverner.
Governance, eKeuv'-eur-naim'c^r, s. gouvernetnenr, m

passer; -'<f^-;; ,,^' "S^^'^Î: ViSri^^Jr '/«X \ O^Z^^e:^u...'.e.r.;;K.wCi:g^uvernante. (.

(U, quitter; to — oti, s'en aUer, quitter; st vendre

GOV tatçl

Cov«rn*«», (r»<euv'-eiir-ness^, v. Govemante.

am

f. ,.i.

Governor, jfi-'uv'-eur-neur, s. jfoiivrrneitr; institiiltur;

liDi.'infr, r,\.
♦(inAl, ijnW', 7'. «, hiiiify.

Gown, w'.iDUiv, s, tv/if, (. ; —man, J. hommt de robt, m.
GoniiciT, t,'.iiiiinii'il, (I. eu robe.
tGiiipcii, H'l'-P "• ''<■"•»■/'"<''"''■'■•
GraliMf, tir.ib'-lil', f. a. tiitonutr,
Cr.ico, tifct»", s. i;rilif, f. j — s, //. grâces, f. pi. ; —,

t'. II. orner ; /wiiorir,
riMCc'iil, I'rctf'-fiiiil, a. — ly, (i</. i^'rarieux.
(.r.icffiiliicss, ^innr'.fiiulncs-,/, i:.j^rii,y. f.
tir.ii;clt:>s, i^rccf-k".!^, ii. laiis x't'ihe, liisgracieiLx ;

impie.
Gracile, Kf.is'-il, Craciiuiit, Rrns'-i-lcim't, <r. grt'le,

im'ue.
Oracility, (frncil'-i-ti, s. petitesse, te'iiiiile, f.
Gr.:< iiuir,, yre'-clicuc^, a. — ly, i>,{. <:rttcieiix,/avoraile,
Gr.icimisiicss, >{ro' • clicuc* - iicis^, s. biettitiilaiice ;

),'rJ,e, f.
(irad.ition, pra-dc'-clipun?, s. f^rmiiition, f.
Grail. ilnry, jtirad'-a-teiir-l, s. /•erroii, m.
Graili', iirùilt". s. i^rmtj ; i/'Vre, ram;, in.
lirailiial, ^r;icl'-i(iii-,il, a, —\y, aii. i^nti/.-iel,
Gr.ulu.it!;, ;,'r:i!l'.iuii-cti', v.it. el ii.jjytniiiey ; sec/ianger;

—, s. );raiiue, in.
Cniluation, j;raU-ioii-c't1ioun^, r. I'mfatie/i ; ^ni./';/i«-

lion, (.
Crali. ^'rnf, s, fosse', in.
Graft, is'r.if' . f. i;rejl'e, f. ; —, v. a, K>'fjT<^>'< enter;

),'rartHU,' kiiilc, jf. emiiir, ni.
Graltcr, ,;r.il'-ttiir, s, celui i/iii ente.
Grain, urcii*', s.);raiii, m. ; xnti/ie, f. ; b/e, in. ! disposi-
tion, (, ; ,'i^Miiiht tlnj —, li contie-ii'.iir; —a, pi. more,

in. ; — , V. a. ,i;rene/er.
Grainy, i;ré'-iil, a. grenu ; grenelé'.
tGraif, Kf'-'f'. t-./oiirclie, f.
illraitli, urctli^, s. ixnieul'leme>it ; harnais, in.
Craiiiurcy, (jr.i-iiicr'-ti, int. grand merci !
iGr.iniaslics, >;raiii'-atlu-li, .1. pi. grandes gn^tpes,
(Iraiiiiniviirouii, ifra-iiii-iiiv'.o-ri;nc(', ■/. hiildiore.
(ir.r.iiiiiar, i;iaiii'-ar, y. gra>n:iiaire, f.
Graiiiiiiari.iii, t;raiir-c'-ri-,Tn<-, .1. i^raininairien, in.
Graiiiiii.itic.il, lyram'-.it'-i-k.il, a. — ly, ad. g ram mat ica I.
(lr.iiii|»is, jiraiiii-'-peiici', t. in,irsoni>i, 111.
(iraiiary, yran'-.i-ri, ;.. grt/iiei; in.
Granate, nr.m'-atf, s. gr.init, in.

Grind, granii'd, a. grand, sublime : — cliiUI, s. petit-
Jits, 111. ; petile-Jille, f. ; — ilaii;,'hter, s. petite-fitle. (. ;

— I.itlicr, s. grand-pi}re, 111. ; — inullicr, s. grand' mère,

f. ; —son, s. petit-jiis, 111.
Crand.iin, t;ran<"'-(laiii(', s. grand mh'e, f.
Gr.nulee, j;r,iii(-di', .r. grand, 111.
Grandeur, t;r,iii«''-djciir, s. grandeur, f.
(iiaiulcvity, j;ranif-dcv'-i-ti, s. tongue t'lV, f.
Graii.l'U/(|ueiice, ((raiic-dir-o-kouenii cc, s, pompe du

langage, f.
tGraiic, .tjrcii?, v. n. gémir.
Grande, jfran'il^f, s.Jcrme, f.
Granite, tir.in'-ite-, s. gtanit, m.
Graniiani, (jraiit'-ain^, v. Cliandani.
Grant, ;;raiiirt, s. concession, f. ; — , v. a. accoitier ;

concéder.
Graiitalile, jjran't'-ad)!', n. ijni peut l'tre accorde'.
Grantee, jjraiin-ti', s. concessionnaire ; donataire, m.
Gr.mtor, };rann'-tor, s. donateur, 111.
Granular, graii'-iou-lar, a.grann.eux,
Grannl.ite, Kran'-ioii-létf, f. a.et n.grener ; granuler ;

se granuler.
Granulation, jjran-ioii-lé'-clieunc, s. gr.rnulation, f.
Graniilous, gran'-iou-leuc^, a. granuieu.w
Grape, fîrépf, s. raisin, m. ; — gleaner, s. grappilleur,

111. ; —shot, s. >nitraille, f.
Gr.ipliic, ),'raf'-'.lv, a. graphique.
Grapnel, jjrap'-iiel, .f. petite ancre, f.
Gra|iple, ^'rap'-pl', .r. grappin, m. ;

crc-cliegi en venir au.v )/tains.
Orappllngi ifrap'-liii'fj./s', s. accrochement ; combat, m.
Grasp, grasi»?, J. poignée, i. ; — , v. a.

saisir.
Grass, grassy s. herbe, f. ; —hopper, s.

—plot, s. pelouse, f.
Grassy, grassf'-i, a. herbeux.
Grate, grét^, s. treillis, m. ; grille, f. ; — , v. a. gratter ;

froisser ; griller.
Grateful, ^vite' - foui, <?. — ly, ad. reconnaissant ;

ai're'able.
Gratefulness, gret*'-fouI-ness*, s. reconnaissance, f. ;

agrtinent, m.
Cirater, jjré'-tciir, s. râpe, f.

Gratification, jjra-ti-fiké'-clieitr.^ s. gratification, f.
Gratify, grat'-i-faî, v. a. gratifier ; te'com/enser.

ad. de'sagr 'Mt,

f.

blaireau; — liaircd,

— , V. a. et H. ac-

combat, m.

empoigner ;

cigale, f. ;

Graiinf;, ffrë' - tln'R"'. ". — '/t

choijitant ; — , s. grillage, m.
Gratis, j{rt''-lis, ad. gratis.
(«ratitudtf, K''"'-'-!!""»!'. ■''■ reconnaissance, f.
(>r,ituitous, kfia-tioii'.i-icut^. i«. — ly, ad. gratuit.
Gratuity, Kra.tion'-i-ti, s. don gratuit, m. ; recoin fien
(ir.itiilatc, i;r.ilcti'-ion.|et(*, t. a.yeiiciter.
(iratiil.ition, ^'r.itLh ioii.lé-cheiiiii', i. ,'elicitat-'on, f.
(iratiil.itory, ^'r.ttdi' ioii-l j-lciiri, i» d' /elui'aiio-i.
Gr.ivc, >;re\e-, a. — ly, a,t. grai>f, pose : —, s. lo'nbe, f ;

tombeau, m. ; — tlotlios, s. pt, lirap moriiiaire, m. ;

— ili^;t;er, s. fossoyeur, m. ; — sloiic, s. loiiil'e, I. ; —,

T. a. graTer.
(iravel, jjrav'-cl, i. grai'ier. m. ; —pit, s. s.ili.'o'iniirt,

f. ; — , T'. 11. sabler; ini/iiiiter.
Gr.ivcless, ;;reif'-!csv, 1». sans sepulture,
(ir.uelly, i^rav'-el-li, I». .(,';',»i''^i""-«'-
Gravciie-iS, t;rcvf'.|ics-,«-, .r. gravi'e, (.
dr.iver, fjré'-veiir, r. i;rarcur : burin, m.
j Gr.ivinj;, i;re'-un i;;;,-, \. gravure, f.
( .nivitation, jjrav-i-te'-cticiiiii'. s. gravitation, t.
( #ravity, j;rav'-i-ti, r. giiiz ite, (.
'••■■'^yi t;i'e'.vi, s. JUS, m.
(iray, ijré, a. gris ; —, s. gris

— lic.ided. II. i;rison.
f ir.iyisli, i;rc'-iclii", il. grisdtre.

I '.r.iynei-., i{rr'nc-,S!', .f. couleur grit; f.

(Ir.i.'i-, ijre/r, ;■. a. et n. mener filtre ; paître.

dr.i.^Kr, ifie-jiMir, s. h:rl\iger, 111. {rompre,

(iie.ise, nfic. '• graisse^ f . ; .-, v. a. graisser; cor-

< ircasiiiess, (^ri'-ziiioss?, s. gi, tisse, omlnosite, I'.

I Ire.iiy, i^ri'-zi, a. -Wy, ad. .grai . .tii.V.

t iro.it, !,'retf, a. — ly, ti,/. grand ; gros ; liy tlie —, en
gros : a — de, il, beaucoup : a — in.iiiy, beaucoup de,
plusieurs ; — .i;raiuld.iiii;liter, s arrUrepelitefilte, f. ;

— t;'^''i''lf''tlier, s. bisaïeul, m. ; — jjr.mdiiioiher, s,
bisaïeule, f. ; — tjraiulioii, .f, arriire-petit-fils, m. ;

— hearted, a. courageux, hardi.
(îreatness, ^'retf'-licss/-, s. grandeur, f.
(irecisni, i;ri'-cizin, r. //^//.«l'j/.vf, 111.
tGrce, i;ri, î'. A;,'ree.

jllreod, tfridt", v. Creedilies"!.

( Ire^'diiiess, >;ri'-diiie-.'i/', s. gloutonnerie ; avidité, f.
(>reedy, t;ri'-di, ,t. — ily, ad. glouton ; avide.
<ireeii, lirin..", n. — ly, iiii'. vert ; frais ; recent; naïf;
— tiiicli, s. venlier, m. ; — ;;roter, .r. /rnitier, 111. ;

— house, s. serre, f. ; — plot, s. bouliniirin, m. ;

— room, s. foyer, m. ; — siekness, s. chiorose, 1. ;
— sward, s. peiouse, f. ; —woman, s. fruitière, f. ; -,
v. couleur -,'erte, verdure, f. : —s, pi. legumes, m. pi.

Creeiiisli, ^;riTi'-itiic, ii. Z'ci ddtre.

IJreeiiiiess, Krin^'-iiess^, s. couleur verte ; fraf.hnir ;

Tigueur, {.
Greet, ^t\{e, v. a. et n. saluer ; féliciter ; {pleurer.
<, reeling;, ^ri'-lm'i^/ie, s. salutation, f.
Greeiîc, ^T\ze, . escalier, m,
(irc;.,Mri.'iiS, jjr' „';(e'-ri-euci', a. en i-oupcs.
Ctren.ide, ),'riii_d£'', (iieiiado, ;;ri ih.'-do, s. grenade, f.
(ireiiadier, (iren'-.i-dir', .r. greiia.lh'r, ni.
fGrcw, j,'riou, T'. n. frissonner [v. aussi Grovt),
Kirewsome, >;riou'-;ieun)f, a. horrible.
Grey, s'é, v. G>ray.

(.ireyhoiind, jjré'-haoïinn'd, s. lévrier, m.
Grico, ijraicf, s. marcassin ; \coclion de lait, la
tGriddle, j,'ri-'d'l, v. (iirdie.
Grille, graïdf, v. a. couper.
(jridiron, (jrid'-.u-curiif, j. i'ri/, m.
Grief, ^x\\, s. chagrin, m. ; ilouleur, f.
Grievance, gri'-vann'cc, s. grief ; abus, m.
Grieve, grivf, ii. a. et n. citagriner, ajffiiger ; s'affliger ;

t — , s. su'-'eillant, m.
Grievingly, griv'-in'g«fli, ad. avec chagrin.
(Iriovons, griv'-euc!-, ii. — ly, ad. grave ; cruel j atroce.
GrieviuisiiLss, i;riv'-cuc«-nesbf, s. chagrin; malheur,

111. ; cnorinite, f,
Grillin, gri('-in<f, s. griffon, m.
' '■ifl. i^'^'X, s. petite anguille, f. ; gaillard, m.
Grill, grd, ;'. ii. /a regriller.
Grill.ide, jfril-ladt'', s. grillade, f.
ttiriise, grilst", a. gris ; — , s. saumoneau, m.
Grim, K'i'"''. «. — '>'• "'/. effrayant, farouclie.
(iriin.iC'j, gri-niécr, s. grimace, f.
(iriiii.ilkin, gii-iiiar-kiiii?, s. vieux chat, m.
<;rimc, grar,n<-, s. saleté, f. ; — , v. a. ialir, ta. her,
Grimness, gricm-'-ncss^, s. aspect huleiix, m.
Grill, y'.r'uxe, s. grincement des dents, m. ; —, t». n,

grincer les dents.
fGrind, prai;('d, v. a. et 11. moudre; aiguiser; op-

p! imer ; s'aii; itiser.
Gr.'ider, graiu'd'-eur, s. émouleitr, m. : molaire, f.
Grindlestone, sfraiiif' • dl' - stôn^, Griadstone, groln'd-

itOinr, s. pierre à aiguiser, f.

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Criiinin^'ly, Krin'-in't,'"»li. "'i. avtc griinoffs.

Ci I ij), i.'niM-, s. fttiijoss,-, m.

<jri|ic, K'"!""! ■•• serrtntfiit, m. ; poignet ; ofprftsteii,

S- i —s. /'i. triiiichfcs, i. |il. ; —, v. a. et ti. enipi>i\;/ier;

terrer ; venir an veuf.
r.ripcr, jjrai-peiir, s. usurier, m.
<jr|i)|jle, Krip'-pl, .r. f>i)ire-»i.>iUe, m. ; I — , a. avart.
(iripiilcness, )^ri|j'-|il -nessi», j. ufctrùe, f.

• iriskiii, ^riss'-kinc, s. i;rillade de io</ijit, (,
(Irisly, am' Ai, a. affreux:

• jriM, K'ii''t^, J. moulure ; faiine, f.
Ciriillc, ({ri-i'-sl', j, iarlitai;e, m.
(irislly, ){riss'-i., a. cartUai;tneux.

(îrit, \!,x\\e, s. );ruau li'aToiiie ; j,-rai'ier, m.

Ciritty, i;rit'i, it. l'raiefcux,

(irizcliii, \ixixe'-\me, .\.);ris de fin, m.

(irizîîlc', gri/t'-zl', s. j,'ris, m.

drizzly, jjriz'-zli, a. VTi.r^/ir.

Grnan, ),'roii^, s. seiniiseineni, m. ; — , v. H. i^e'iiiir :

soufirer,
Groiiiiful, KrAn^'-foiil, a. lu\'ul're.
(iro.its, KrAis/", ,r. grunu d iiiviue, m.
tjroccr, ),'ro'-cfiir, s. efitiier, m.
(iroccry, (jnV-couri, s. épicerie, f.

tirooiii, ^;rllUlll^, J. T'aAV, ni.

Groove, >;ri)uvr, x. ramure, {. ; —, T'. </. faire nue

rainure.
Grope, Ktnpe, v. u. tJtonner.
Gross, ^ti\ce, a. — ly, ad. gros, grossier ; —, s. gras, m. ;

^'roise, f.
tdrossart, fjross'-art^, s. groseille, f.
Grossness, ijross'-m.'ss*', s. grosseur ; grossièreté, f.
Grot. (î'otc, s.ffrolle, f.
Grotesiiuc, i;ro-tesk', a. gro.'esi/ue.
Grouml, Kraoïm'd, s. terrain : endroit ; fond ; /oude-

tnent ; motif, m. ; —% pi. lie, f. j sediment, m. ; — lloor,

s. rez-de-itinnssée, m. ; — ivy, s. lierre terrestre, m.;

— plot. s. plan, foi'dement, m. ; — rent. s. rente /on-
cière, f. ; — room, s. pihe au rezde-i.liaussee, f. ; —
» ork, s. fondeme>it, m. ; l>itse, f. ; — , v. a. >nctlre à
t..-rre .fonder (v. aussi Grimi).

Groiimliess. jjr.ioiurir-losv, a. — ly, ad. sans fondement.
GroiMullesMiL-s-,, jjrauim'd'-lL-sst'-nc'.s*', s, défaut de fonde-

ment. ni. ; fntilili', f.
Grounlliii;,'. jjraoMird'Iln'jJ»/»", s. Iccfie, f.
Groiiiulsel. j,'raoiiM'd'-sil. .f. seuil, m.
(Iriiiip, ;;rni"ipf, s. groute, m. ; —, V. il. grouper.
Groiiic, i^raoïic^, s. coi; de bruyère, ni.
(iront, ifMontf", s. grosse farine, f.
(irove. v.Ti>\e, s. liosi/uet, Oocage, m.
Grovel, urov'-'l, v. n. ramper.
•( irow, Kro, V. a. et n. cultiver ; croître : devenir ; f o —

\.\\.c, se faire tard ; to — out ui, dégénérer ; perdre ;

to — up, croître ; s'élever.
Grower, (jr6'-eur, s. cuttivatetir ; producteur, m,
(irowl, Krnoul, v. n. gronder.
Grown, ^ron^, v. Grow; — over with, couvert de.
Growth, t;rôlli, s. croissance; crue, 1. ; mcroissement, m.
Grub, greul), s. ver; nain, ni. ; — , v. a. dffric/ier ;
Gruljble, u'cuIi'-IjI', v. «. tâtonner. [essarter.

Grudjje, i;reudj^. s. rancune; envie ; aversion, f. ; —,

V. a. et n. envier; refuser ; murmurer ; plaindre, se

plaindre.
Crudjjer. ^;reudj'-eur, s. envieux, m.
Grud^iiiKly. ureud'-djin'ijxc-li, ad. à contre-cœur,
tGruo, Kfou, V. n.frisionuer.
Gruel. i,'riou'-il, s. bouillie de gruau, f.
Grutf, HfLMif, a. — ly, <».i^. rec/tigiie.

(irutfness. ureuf-nessc, j.ir/Vrcf/Kj,'»//, m. ; brusquerie ,f.
Gruni, tfreiiiiK", a. rechigne, sévère,
Ciriiinble, jjreuui^-lil', v. >t. gron ter, grogner.
Grnmlilcr, ^jreunif'-bleur. s. grondeur, m.
Grume, ((riuumc', s. grumeau, ni.
Gruiiious, uriou'-meuct". a. grumeleux.
Grumousness. fjriou'-meucc-iiesst, s. coagulation, f.
fGrund, ^jreuu'd, v. Ground.
Grunsel, jjreiin<f'-sil. v. Groundsel.

Grunt, Kn-im't, jr. grognement, m. ; — , v. n. grogner,
Grunter, (jreuiu'-teur, s. grondeur, m. \gronder.

Gruntle, ^rcunt'-l", v. n. grogner.
Gruntlinij, jjrenn't'-lin'g»;*-, s. jeune cochon, m.
Grutch, ijreutchc, v. Grudge.
Guarantee, gar'-ann-ti', s. garant, m. ; caution, f.
Guaranty, s^ar' iiiin-ti, v. n. garantir.
Guard, gard?, s. garde, f. ; garde ; conducteur, m. ; to

be on —,étre de garde ; to mount —, monter la garde ;

— house, — room, s. corps de garde, m. ; — ship, s.
garde-câ.'e, ni. ; — , v. a. et n. garder; protéger ; de-
fendre : se preserver.

Guardedly, gar'-ded-li, ad. avec précaution.
Cuariîcdnusi, gar'-ded-ness*, s. précaution, f.

(iii.irder. ({ar'-ilcur, s. gardien, m,
Gu.irdiaii, gar'-di-aiK, s. tuteur, m, ; —, il. lul^tairt.
(iiiardianship, (,'ar'-(llan^-i.lii|i. s. tutelle ; protection, f,
(iii.irdless, >{ardr'-lcss/, a. san\ dè/ense. '|]'n_

(iulierii.ition. ghioii.bi.iiriie'tliciin^, s. gouvernement.
tiude. ghioiidr, 7/ liooil ; — dame. s. grand-mère, f. ; _

m, Ml. i-. Duiri, m. ; — sir, s.grund-père, m. ; —Muter, j,

l'.'lle-srur, (.
Giidkjcon, K«eud'-<ljcii!ic, s. goujon ; affroftt, m.
Giionloii. ^ucx'-iXtwwe, s, récompense, f. ; —, X'. a,

recompenser,
(iuoss, K"e:>s<i *. conjecture, f. ; —, r. a. conjecturer ,

deviner.
f iii'.'sscr, p JfMs'-eur, s. eonfectureur, m.
tiuL-ssiiiKly, gwcss'-inij'cli, ad. par con/ecture.
Giicst, g</cstc, J-. Itite ; convive, m. ; — chamber, s. salit

Il manger, (.
tGiiiriw, geuC-tt. s. grand Mat de rire, m.
''"s'kIc, g»cu^;'•^,'^, v. n.Jan-e glouglou.
(iiii lance, K.li-il.iiiircc, s. conduite, 1.
(iuide, n.\\\\e, s. Kn:de, m. ; -post, s. poteau, m.; —,

V. a. guider ; prendre soin.
(Inidelcss, gaïdf'-less?, a. sans gi'ide.
(iuider, gai -dpur. s. guide, m. [in.

(iuild, g«iri, s. corporation, (. ; —hall, r. fui el de vide,
(iiiile, gail^, s. fourberie, f. ; -, 71. a. disumiiler.
(iiiilefui, gailî'-foul, a. — ly, nd. jourbe, perfide ; rn-

traître.
(iiiilcfuliiess, gaïl^'-foul-nesv, s. fourberie, f.
Guileless, gail^'-less^, a. sincère, innocent.
(iuillotinc, g/dl'lo-tin^, s. guillotine, f.
Ciiiilt, gxiltc, s. culpabilité, {. ; crime, m.
(.iiiiltiness, gj'ilt'-i-ness*', s. culpahililé, (.
(iiiiitless, gHilt'-lcsv. (7. — ly, ad. innotent.
Ciiiiltlessness, gwilt'-less^-ncssi-, s. innocence, f.
(iiiilly, g»<ilt'-i, <i. — ily, ad. toiipable, criminel.
Guinea, g/dn'-i, s. guinée, f . ; —lien, s. piii/adr, i.;

— man, s. bâtiment négrier, m. ; —pepper, s. poirrt

de Guinée, m. ; — pig, s. cociion d'Inde, m.
Kluisard, gHiz'-zarilf, s. masque, ni.
(iuise, g.ii/i', s. guise; /'a(on, f. ; costume; masi/iie, 1:1.
(iiiilar, g/M-tar', s. i,'uitare, (.
(iiilf. g/<eiilf. s. golfe : abîme, m.
(iulfy. g;/eiil'-li. a. plein de gouffres.
liiill, g"eul, s.fvurb.r e,duf'e, I. ; c'"'' t, m. ; — calclicr,

s. Jourbe, m. ; —, ï». a. duper, tromper.
Guller, gKciil'eur, s. fourbe, m.
(iulU't. g;/eul'-ett, s. gosier, m.
Gully. gKeul'-i, s. ravin, 111. j — giit, s. glouton, m.; —

holf, s. égoiit, m. ; — , v. a. et n. creuser ; couler av..x

bruit.
Giilosity, gi(ioulos'-i-ti, s. gfou.'onnerie, f.
(inlp, g;<culp, s. gorgée, f. ; trait, m. ; — , v, a. aval/r.
(iulpli, V. Gulf.

(iuiii, ^neume, s. gomme ; gencive, \. ; — , v. a. goui i/.rr,
Guiiinuness, g^eum'-mi-ness^, Gummosity, g;(i;uiii-

iiios'-iti, s. viscosité, i.
Guinmous, g;<cuiii''-iiieuc^. Gummy, gKeum''-nii, .1.

gommeux.
Gun, gKeun^, s. fusil, m. ; grtat —, canon, m. ; — In,!),

s. chaloupe canonnière, f. ; — carriage, s. aj/iit, m. ; -

deck, .r. pont, m. ; — port, s. sabord, ni. ; — p'iwiicr,

s. poudre à canon, f . ; — room, s. sainte-barhe, f. ;

— bliot, s, portée du fusil, f. ; —smith, s. armurier,

an/uebusicr, m. ; —stick, .f. baguette, f. ; — sloclv, s.

flit, m. ; — wale, s. plat-bord, m.
liiinncr, g;rcun'-cur, s. canonuier, m.
(iiiMiicry, g«ciin'-eur-i. s. artillerie, f.
(iiirglc. g/fcur'-gl', ï<. n. faire glouglou.
tCiuse. gidouzf. V. Goose.
Gush, gKcuchf, s. écoulement, m. ; — , v. u. couler a:/c

violence ; Jaillir.
Gusset, gHeuss'-ctt, s. [gousset, m.
Gust. g«eust^, s. gotlt; accès; coup de vent, m.; -,

V. a. goûter,
f instable, g/<eus'-ta-bl', a. agréable au f;oiit.
Ciustaiim. gHeiis-to-cheunc, s. dégustation, f.
G'.istful, g«eust'-foul, a. savoureux.
Gusto, g«eus'-t6, s. goilt, m.
Gusty, gKcus-ti, a. orageux:
Gut, g«eut^, s. boyau, intestin, m. j gourmandise, f.j

— , V. a. vider.
Guttated, gHeut'-té-ted, a. en gouttes.
Gutter, g»eut'-teur, s. gouttière : cannelure, f. ; cfiénenn.

m. ; — stoiie, s. culière, i. ; — îile, s. Jaitière, I. ; -,

11. a, atnneler.
Guttle. g«eut'-tr, v. n. bdfrer, se gorger.
Guttulous, g«eut'-tchiou-leuc(\ a. en petites gouttes.
Guttural, g«eut'-chiou-ral. a. guttural.
Guy, gai, s. palan de retenue, m.
Guzzle, gxeuz'-zl', v. a. C u. avaler; bâfrer,
tGy, gai, s. robe, f.

GYM ( «1 1

CïBinastic. djiin^-nas'tik. a. i;ymnnstiifut.

Oyiiinaslics. (IJini^-n.-is'-tiks, \. pi. t;ymHaUi<jUi, t

Gyratmii, djal-r^'-clicuiir, s. rotation, I.

Gyir, iljail/', <J. titntrt.

Cy*c», iljaiv z, j. //. /trs, ni. pU

H

lia, 111. int. /"? /

tlla, ha, V. Hall.

Haliurilaslicr, liab •c\ir(lacn-eiir, j. ttifrcter, in.

ii:[i'<.'riline, liali'-ciir-diiK', j. vitthiilit :al,f, (.

ll.iliiliii'tnt. Iia-liil'-i-intiml, j, hohillniitttt, in.

Hal ilitatf, lia-tul'-i-tcl/', 71. a. habiiittr.

li.il'il;ty, liatijl'-i-ti, jr. liabiitK', aflilutie, f.

ii.il.it, liali'-iti", s. hnhtiiiiif ; teiii/>, iiiineiil 1 haUt,

hit'ttlonoil, ni. i —, V. a. habiittr.
Il,il)ilablc, liab'-i-ta-lil', s. habitablt, in.
il.il'Uant, liali'i-tamrt, .(. habitant, ni.
H.ilitntion, liai.' i-té-tlitun<', i. Jinbilatioii, deiiieinr, {.
il.ihilual, lia-l)ilcli'-yuu-ul, a. — ly, aii. Iiabilud,

ontiiiairf.
Hatiiliiatc. li.i-l)itcIi'-youdtc. v. a. habituer, acci^iifuii:cr.
llaiiiliule, liab'-i-tioiidf. s. iiabitiidf, I. ; loinnifiie, in.
ll.iiiiiali, I'ab'-nal), J. hoiani, in. ; —, ati. ai( tiiuuii/.
ilrtck, liak, s. fhrtal dt louage : JiOire, in. ; tulavlt,

brhhe, f. : Srâttlitr, in. ; —, v. a. hailier : rbreihtr.
Hackle, liaic'-kr, s. soie time; Jitasie, f . ; —, v. a.

sfiiDirer.
Hacknt-y, liak'-ni, s. chefal de huasse, ni. ; — coach,

s.Junre, m.; — horse, s. ihtval de louage, m. ; — 11. an,

s. teneur de voitures, m. ; — , a. de louiij;e ; à iai;es ;

ban.rl ; —, V. a. e.xercer ; accoutumer.
Ilaii, liad, V. H.'ivc.
tlladilie, had'-di, v. Haddock,
ll.uldiick, had'-cuk, i. merluche, f.
tllac, li.'i, V. Ilavc.
(H.itt. hat^, s. ihi'ie, f.
tllalilin, haf'-flinc, ad. de moitié'.

llaft, hafl^, i. viaitche : foij;n^e, f. ; —, v. a. em-
mancher,
ll.iU. ha({, s. lorcièlt; \cou/e aiiituelle, f. ; —, v. a. tour-

minier.
tll.l^;^;, hap, s. broussailU-s, f. pi.
ila(;(;aril, hay'-ardf, a. — ly, ad. hagaid; farouche;

—, s. faucon hagard, m.
H.i){i;ess, haj;'-({«cssc, s. boudin, m.
lll.iK'i,'is, ha(;'-j,'«iss^', s. JiacJiii, m.
Ilai;t;isli, lla^;</'•ic1l^, a. hidru.v.
Ilai;Kl<^. li'iU'-yl", v. a. et 11. hacher; —, v. ti, mar-

ciiander.
ll.it;^;li;r, liag'-glcnr, x. barjpiii,'ne„'r, ni.
Haîl, liél»-, s. j.'r//e, C. ; satut, m. ; — ttuiie, s. i'ri'.'oit, m. ;

—, V. a. et n. saluer ; j;réUr.
Illailse, héls^, s. salut, 111,
Haily, hc'-li, ir. de t:r^le.
tHain, hcn?, v. a. menacer.
llair, hèrr, s. foil ; cite-, en: crin, m. ; — bell, s. jacinthe,

f.; — brained,?'. Harebrained ; —breadth, s.e/iai.KScur

(fun cheveu, (. ; — cloth, s. hairc, i. ; — lirtaacr, s.

cùitlcnr, m.
Hairiness, hèr'-i-ncssc, s. che^iclure, f.
H.iirless, hèrf'-lessf, a. chauve,
Hairv, hér'-l, a. poilu, cite: élu.
ll.ilhrr.i. h.ir-beiirdc, -r. hallebarde, f.
llillierdier, liAl beiirdir', a. halle'hirdier, m.
ll.ikV'ii. hal'-tln-ciilij', s. aUyon, m. ; — , a. pi^isible.
Il.ili . Ih'Ic, rt. i.un ; —, v. a. haier, trainer; )— , 7..

Wluile.
ll.ilf, liaf, a. et ad. demi, à demi ; —, s. moitié ; demie,

f. : — blood, s. demi/rère, m.; d-ini-sœur, f. ;

— blniidcd, II. (fc.i.'-cwf;»-'/ - bied. iT. »;/f7/j ; — inocn,

i. deint-lune, f. ; — pay, s. demi-sod:-, f. ; — penny, i-.

sou, \\\.; — seas over, <j,i'. a moitié ivre; — way, ad. à

vii chemin ; — wit, s. sof, m.
♦ Ihllt, liaft. s. demeure : ::arde, f.
Ilililiut. har-i-beiitc, j. /.' -, 1'.
II.iliiii.is, hari-niass<r, s. Toussitint, f.
Il.iil, li'il*-, s. s.ille, f. ; cottCi;c ; palais, m. ; common — ,

loiiuil municipal, m.
H.illclinali, liai li-lon'-y.i. r. alleluia, m.
tll.illion. hal'-li-eiini', s. 'O./iiin, 11,.
Halloo, hal-o»', int. couraj^e ! —, v, a, encourager

fiir des cris ; haler.
H.iUow, hal'-lô, V. a. sanctijier, hc'nir.
HallowiiKiss, hal'-lô-mac?, s. Toussaint, f.
Hallucination, hal-liouci-né'-cheuiie', s. haliitciuation,

erreur.
Halrn, hâiii^, s. paille, f.
Halo, hé'-lô, s. halo. m. ; aureole, f.
IHalsf. halzi", s. cou, m. ; gorge, f. ; embiassemeii!, m.

H.A.R

Haiscr. lul'-scur, r. hausstire, (.

11. lit, hait^ j. halte, f. j —, a. boiteux; —, v. n, t«it;r;

faire halte,
if.dtcr, h.ll'-teur, s. eordt, f. j ii.ou ; boiteux, m. ; —,

7'. II. mettre un tu ou.

Halve, \',\\e, V. a. partager en deux,

H.ilves, : .v/, //. de Half; l>y —, de moiti/.

tllaly. H.ll'-i, r. Holy.

H. un, h.iiiir, s.jarict , jambon, m.

t II. une. li.lnic, V. HiiiiM...

II. unlet, li.un^'-lett, s. Iiameau, m.

ll.uiinirr, hain'-eiir, s. marteau, m. ; — , v. a. e! >i.
marteler ; friper ; travailler.

Il.iniinerer, li.iin'-eiire'ir, .t. marteleur, m.

Il.inininck, h.iiii'-enk, s. hamai, m.

H.iinptr, liain'ii'-enr, s. grand panier, m, ; — , v. a, em-
barrasser, empêtrer.

Haiiistrini;. hainr'.slnn'f;»/^, *, tendon du jarret, 111. ; —,
î . a. louper lesjaricts.

ILiiMper, lian'-apeiir, s. tre'sor, m.

Hand, haiin'd, s. main ; écriture, f. ; eM, m. ; partie ;
ai;;u'.ile (montre), f. ; bras : matelot, 111. ; at - . près,
auprès ; at your — s, de votre part ; m —, ifavaiue;

— in —, de iciuert, d'aicoid ; out of —, aussililt ; —
over lie.id, tète baissée; nej;ligf minent ; under —,
sous m, lin; to be — and j;love,(V;v;«/i>«^,' — b.iriow,
J. tivtère, t. ; — b.isket, s. panier à anse, 111. : — bell,
s. sonnette, f. ; — bill, s. billet, m. ; — brcadlh, s. lai-
geiir de la main, {. ; — ciilf, s. menotte, f. ; — ciitl',
V. a. mettre les menottes ; — fetters, s. pi. menottes,
f. l'I. i — ij'.illop, s. petit galop, 111. ; — Kun, s. Jiisit,
lii. J — iii.iid, s. sériante, t. ; — Miill, s. moulin à bras,
m. ; — mil, /. rampe, (. ; — saw, s. scie -i main, (. ;

— work, s. cuviage manuel, m. ; — wrilinK, s, ècri.
tare, f. ; —, v. a. manier ; passer ; mener ; londutre.

Handful, liann'ir.foiil, s. poignée, (.
H.indicr.ift, hann'-di kraft,*, s. metier, m.
H.iiidicraftsnian, liann'-dikr.ifts-inanc, s. anisan, m,
H.indily, liann'-(li-li, ad. avec adresse.
ll.indiiiess, li.inn'-diness^, s, dextérité', f.
Handiwork, lianii'-diouenrk. s. ouvrage, m. ; œuvre, f.
Handkerchief, hann'-ker-tchif, s. mouchoir, m.
Handle, hanii'-dl', s. manche, m.; poignée, f.; bras, 111. ;

— , v. II. manier ; traiter.
Halidless, hanird'-lcssc, u, manchot.
Haiullinj,', haiin'd'-lin'n;!!', s. maniement, m,
H.iiidsel, hann'-sel, s. etrenne, f. ; —, v. a. rtrenner.

I l.iiidsonie, liaiin'-seiiiiic, a. — ly. ad. beau, «•.V;.,/»/. /oli,
H.iiidsonieness, li.inn'-seiini?-ness<', .r, beauté, elcj^ancc, f,
tllandw.iled, h.inn'd'-ou.lld. ir. choisi,
llanly, hann'-di, ii, manuel; adroit,
' 11,111e, hénc, V. a. mcn.i,i;er,
•ll.iiii;, han\;;;r, v. a. et n. pendre ; tapisser : /tre

pendu: dépendre; êtie en suspens; balancer; lOinpier
sur ; to — back, reculer ; to — by, appendre ; to — .
Vmsc, pendiller. |in.

II iiijfer, h,iiri,''i'-eur, s. coutelas, m. ; — on, s. parasite,
\\M-t\im)i, Uww^n'-xn'^ne, a. pendable ; —, s. tenture,

tapisserie, f.
I l,iiiL,'iiiaii, h.in';,'(/i''-nianr, .r. erécnteur, tn.

I link, h.in'k, .f. èi liereait, in. : \cor,le, f.
Il.oiker, h.iu'k'-eiir, 7'. n. soupirer après.
Il.int, liant, /•!/(»■ Has not. li.ivo not.
Illaiitle, liann'-tr, s. gr.inde i/ii,tntilè, f.
H.ip, hap, s. hasard ; destin, m. ; —hazard, s. hasard,

ni. ; —, V. a. et n. happer ; arriver ; \couvrir;
sauter.
Il.i| li.'ss, li.T|)' lessc, a. inalheurcux.

II i|.ly. h,i|)'-li, ad. /•ar hasard.
ll.ippen, hap'-p'n, ;■. n. armer ; tomber sur.
• I l,ni|» M, li.ip'-p.j'.ir. v. trémie de moulin, (.
Ibippines'.. h.ip'-i-ne,si, s. boiih-ur, m.
Il.ippv. iiap'-i, a. — ily, ad. heureux;
ll.ii.uiijue, har.iii;;', s. harangue, (. ; — , v. a. h.-i.tu-

;, lier.
H.ir.iii>{iier, lia-ran'^,''-ciir. s. or.ifeur, m.
Haras.i. Iiar'-ass<", .t. ravage, ni. ; —, ;•. ,1. harasser.
Haibin^'cr, b.ir'-binrdjeur, s. avant coureur; m.irc-

i/ial des li'.::is, ni.
Hatboiir, h.ir'-b.cur, J. asile; port. m. ; — , f . et. et n.

loger; aciueillir ; receler; se rr/iigier.
Harbo'.ir.ikje, h.nr'beur-édjr, s. asite.m.
H.irboiircr, iLu'-btur-eiir, 1. celui 1/ ni loge, reirle.
Harbonriess, liar-bonrde^st*. a. sans asile : saw: port.
Hard, hard?, <». et ad. — ly, <ïii'. dur, dipHeile, pendue :

rigoureu.v, fort; rude: —by, tout près : —bound,

u. constipe; — favoured, a. laid ; — listed a. mare ;

— handed, a. i/iii a les mains endurciet, gro^Mcr ;

— hearted, a. insensible ; — he.irtedness, i. durcie',
inhumaiilc, !.; — lauutlied, a. quia la bouche dure,

H.irden, hat'd'n, î/ a. et 11. dweir; endiireii- ; s eu
d.ircir.

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ITardll.i oi\, liar'-(lilioiii!i'. s. haiditM*. t.
Il«r<l.iics!i, luii'-di-ncs!.^, s. hiinlitsit ; fjhrciilirit, f.
llHrdm.v'., Ii.itil^-ncs r', i. (iiiulf : rinuiur ; aziiiue, I.
JliinU. li.iril/, .'. ft. tloupts, ilùnivotits.i. \\.
lliirils)ii|>, liar(lr'-Lliii>, i. duieU-, /nut, f.
Hardware, li.inl'ouirr, i. ijiniiiitiiltrte, i,\ —mnn. J.

i/iiitnailhn; iii. , ,

Mardy, h.ir -di, .r. -ily, rtrf. /idni'<W"/"'/i'/<'. , ,

llarc, licr<-, i. Iihrr, m. ;-|icll, i. latnfaiii/t, f . ;

— bralnt-d.n. rtiii'iH.rirnrif; — liL-iirttd, a.ftiirtuM

— lioiinil, I. (/(!>;( tifihasit, in.; - lip, s. bei lU ittirf,
IlariiT, liar'-i-ciir, .1. /iTric/', III. l'"-
Hark. Iiark, v. ii. fiviitey ; -, int. AvilttM (

Ilnrl. liail, i. /ilnnirii's, in, |il.
tllarif, li.irl, v. a. titi/iirr.
Ilarkc|iilii, li.ir'likin^, J. a/-/A/i//«, m.
II, mil, li.iriii, >. »i,>/, 111, ; —, "•. o./uirt (ill mal.
llariiifiil, li,iiii\i''-f"ul. -I. -ly, Oii'. iii.ii/auaiil, iiuisthit.
Jlnriiifiilius>,. liarinc'fniiliicss.', s. gi,ii/il<- iiiiiu/'U, I.
llarnili-.'., Ii.irin.''-le»v,<i. — ly, nd. ttwjlniuj, iiiiu'iinf.
llariiilcsMics>, iLiriiif'-lisviicssc, j. iniiottiuf, f.
ll.iriiK iiic, - ,il, li,iriii<>ir-ik, - ai, .1. linimoiiKiiie,
ll.iriiiiiiiics. li.ir-iiH'M'-iks, s. ft. lutrtiiomf, f.
ll.irnKinidU',, liai-iii.V-nl.uc^ <i. ~\y,aU. luirmoincwe.
llaiiiM'iiioiisiicss. Ii.ir-iii6'iii-cui:f-in.ss<', 1, harm, nit, I,
llariiioiil/i', liar'-ni<'iiiai/c, f. «• " "• ttudre /uuiiio-

nitux; étittn harmome.
llariiioiiy, )i.ir'nio-iii, s. luiriiioitt, f.
ll.iriios',. h.ir' nesv, r. harnais, 111,; — ,t'. a. harvaclttr,
îllarns, hariiirf, .r. i/'i"-//i, f. . , , ..

Harp, li.iriK', s. hart'C, f. ; —, v. »f, wiitr dt la harft.
Ha. per, li,ir'-pciir, ll,irpi:.l, liar'pist, s. liar/'uK, in.
li,irpi"iM, li,irp(iiiii^, s. har/ion, 111.
HarpiKPiicr, liar-poii'-nc-iir, i, harfiitiiitiir, \\\,
liarpsitliord. Ii.irp'-si-kordc, t. i/av.\i!l, ill.
Haii.y. li,ii'-pi. J. A(i)//^ f.
H-iriiiK-liiiss, li,ir'.k(>iii-lituss^. s. arqucl'iisf, f.
Haniiiclnissicr, li.irkinii-l.uiiss-ir', .1. anjiufiiisier, m.
Harriil.m, li ir'rid.iiv. s. Iiaridflle, f.
Harriiw, liar -ô. s. herse, f. ; —, v. a htncr; ptiler.
Harrowirr. li.ir'-c".-ciir, s. herseiir, m.
tll.irry, li,ir'-ri, v. a. tourmcnltr; /lillcr.
ll.irsli. h.irtlic. <i. — Iv, ad. <//*)r. rude: ait^rf: ausifr-.
Harshness, liartli^'-in-s^^ s. dprttt, nidcsn ; aii;r(ur ;

srifrilf. f.
Harslet, li,irs'-lctt,T. T'/wV/rr. m. pi.
fHarst, 11. irsK J. («(""!'". f- . ,,

Hart, li.iitc, s. crrf, m ; — sliorn, J. roriit dererr. r.
Harvest, li.ir'-vestc, .<• moisson, molle, I. ; — lioine, t.

fêle de moissonneurs, f, ; —, v. a. moiston/ier.
liarvester, li.ir'-vest-ciir, s. moissonnenr, m.
ll,is, li.i^, T. n.ivo. ,

H.isli, li.ulif, s. haehis ; \sonilloit, m. ; —, v. a. hacher.
H.islet, lio'sltlt. s. /ressnre, f.
f H.isii.i. li.is'-na, four Mas net.
Hasii, liasp^, s. a;ra/e,i.:,nhhe/,m.;—, V. a.a'^r.i/er,

Hass.uk. h.iss'-enk. s. nalle, f. [aanKher.

Hast, li.isti", v. H.ive. . ,, . ,

Hastc. hcstc. s. hàle, f. : — . Hasten, hc'-sn, v. a. et 11.
hâter : se hdier ; se de/i<',her.

Hasteiier, he'-sii-enr, v, ,e/iii ^ni se hifle.

H.isliiiess. lies'-ti-MLS,,-, .r. haie. f. ; empressement, m.

H.isliiivjs, li..s'-tiiii:;i'^. s.pl.frnitx hatijs, 111. pi.

H.isty, lies'-ti, a. — ily, ad. hàlil. preeote ; dili^eitl ; cm-
forte : à la hille. fassionnenient.

H.it. liatr, s.ehafean, m. ; —band. s. cordon de ehaf^eau,
111. ; — cise, s. ctiii à iha/can, 111. ; — in.iker, eha/ie-
lier, ni, , , .,, , ,

H.itcli, hMc\\r,coii:'ee ; decctiTcrle ; ccouttlle ; hachure,
f • — 7' i>, el II. couver; tramer; liaeher.

Halcliel, liak'-kl', s. serun.peisne, m.; —, v. a. scrancer,
peit,'ner. ,

H.itclut, hatcli'-itf, .f. (-,);';/(•(•. f.

Ilatcliiiicnt, liatclK'-iiiciin't, J. <i>-';/.iir;(;. f.

Hatchway, hatch-oiié, s. overlwe des ecoulilles, t.

Hate, hetc, s. haine, f. ; -, r.a ''Çtir.

Hateful, hétc'-foiil, (i. — K', ad. haiss,i6le, Oiiieiiv.

Hatefiiliiess. liétf'-l'oiil-ness,-. s. nature odiiise, f.

Hater, lié'-teiir, s. celui ,/iii liait ; eitiieiiit, m.

Hath, li.itli, V. Have.

Hatred, lui'lied, s. haine, t.

H.ittcr. hat'-enr, s. chapelier, ni. ; —, v. a. /larasscr,
/alii;iicr. . , . .

Hattock. hat'-euk, s. la^ de serbes, m.

Hauberk, li.l'-berk, s. haiihert, m,

tHau<l, Hiilf, f. Mold.

Haush. li.l, s. fire, ni.

HanK'lit, l»''^'''' "■ fidiitain.

Hani'litlncss, hâ'-ti-ii'.ssc, s. haiiUr.r, l.

Hauiflitv, h,V-ti, (t. —ily, ad. hautain, altier.

Haul, half, s. tira.:.'e, m. ; -, v. a. tirtr, tiatntr,

tH««W, hàldf, *. inn 4t ttirtiti ah

r.

V, a. /i-/fHf>l/ff;

[liaïutr.

Ilaum, liAiii^ », fhnnmt, m. : fait.'*
itniiiii II, ll,^nn th^ », heihihe, f.
Ilaiiiil, h.'nnt, 1, ripaire, ni.; — .
H.uiiKer, iLlnr'-teiir, t. hal>tliie, m.

I Mair.e. Ii.l'./'. s. loii, m. ; L'or^'e. (.
H.iutbiiy, holiiii', i.hauthois, m.
•ilave, iiav. v. a. aicir, foiscdtr ; iavoir,
H.ivcii, he'-v II, s. fort, m.

)l laver, h,>v'-eiir, v. 11. hatardtr.

Uavim;, liav'.|tr>;"'i •»• ctvotr ; Idtii, m. | t— •. ». //.

vianiht it/tre, f.
IlaMick. hiv'-eiik. s. ravage, ni.; —, V. a, rav<i,^r,
lll.ivrtl, li.iv'-rell, ». pauvre ttprit, m. Iif.tvn/ <•,

ll.iw. Ii,1, s.Jruit de l'aiihepine, m. ; tnie, f. ; —, r. '■.

diionner.
Hawk, li.lk, s./nucon ; cracHemtut, m. ; —, f. a. ri n.

colporter; era lier.
H.iwked. li.A'ked, a. aquilin.
Il.iwker. hâ'-kiiir, i.i.i//."/''»/»'. m.
Hawking'. li.A'-kin';;''', s.Jaiuoniient, \.\ — poucli, i.

rihci lere, f,

I I l.iw kit. h.ik'.it, nd. A ti'le btaïuht.
Il.iwse, h.1/f, .f, eciihier, m.
Hawser, li,1 -zeiir, .t. hanssière. t.
ll.iivlliDrii, h,^'-lh<iriii'. .f. <?/<!'"/"'<•. I.

ll.iy. hé. r. /<in, m. ; — li.irvest, s.yenai'son, f.: — ni.ihir,
s./aiieiir, ni,; -rick, -iLiik, s. meute de Joui, \\
—xmK. s. fenaison, i. ..,,,,

Hnz.ird. li.i/.'-riirdr. .r. hasard, m. ; blouse de bittard, f.;
—, ;■. a. hauiidc; risi/iter.

ll,i/,irdaljle. Ii.iz'-ciir-dabl'. <i. hasardeux.

Il,i/ar<ler. haz'-ciirikiir, », celui t/ui hasarde.

ll,i/.irdi>ns, lia.î'-cnr-deucf, a. — ly, ad. hasardeux.

Hn/c, \w7.e, s. brume, f.

I l.i/el. Iie^'-l, ». noiu'/icr, coudrier, ni. ; —mit, .», uoihII'.

Il,uincs'„ h<'-/i-ness<-, .t. lempt brumeux, m. |f.

ll.i/!y. lif'/i. I». brumeux, nébuleux.

Ile. hi, /H. il, celui, lui.

lle.id. lied, t. tète; hure; poulaïur, f. ; afaiil Ji
navire ; chez ; bois de cerf, m. ; — and cars, enl.,u-
ment ; l<> ni.ikc — a« linst. tenir tele : soppOicr u . ~
ache, t. mal de It'le, 111. ; -b,ind. s. bandeau, m. : -
bcMiiiiLdi, r. commissaiiedepoltie, m. ; - dress. - ;;i.ir,
». coiinne, f. ; —land. j. .■// m. ; -iiiaii, ». mennir,
ch'/, m.; -piece. s.cas>/ue; chanfrein, m.; -j'il,
». capilalion, i. ; -ipiarters, s. pi. quartier general,
m. ; — rc 11, s. hourretct, m. ; — siiiaii, ». exeiuieur, m ;
—si, ill, f. tt'ticre, f. ; —,U>n<:, s. pierre ailnulaue. I ;
- stroim, il. «■«/(•Vi'', t>/'j/i«f; — v.nrkuian, j. >naiiri
ouvrier, m. ; —, v. a. itre à ta Icte conduire. <.»/;■
mandir; elt'ter. , , ,. ,

Header, hed'-eiir. ». tiieiitur, chef, m. ; boittisse, f.

Ileadine-.^, hed'-incssf, ». imfieliw.ile ; obstination, f.

Headless, he.l'-lesv. <». »<r/M lele ; imonudcre.

UeadloiiK', lied'-|niiK;«-, a. et at. impelueit.x; elviiiJ.i,
I inconsidéré : à corps perdu.

Ile idiii'>st. lied'-iiv'istc. a. eu avant.
' lle.idi.liip. Iied'-cllip, ï. i"/'V"M/'/V. f.

Ile.idy. hed'-i. <». —ily. ad. iin/'elu. iix ; tctu, obstine.

Ile.d, liilc, V. a. et 1: . .1: ne ri r : sei;uerir.

Ile il II, le, hi'-la-bl', a. A' /"•'<•""'''''■•

lle.illiii,', lii'-liu'-ti"'", a salu.'aire ; adoiuissaiit.

Ile. mil. he'.tli. t. saute, f.

Ile.ilthfal. hellh'-fonl. r». -ly. ad. soin ; salutaire.

He.il;liH;hiess. helth'-lciil-nessc. ». bonne saute ; si.ii-

llealthincss, lieltli'-i-nesv. ,r, santé, f. L'"'''"''. '■

lle.ilthless, iKltir-less.-,"'». i^aleludiuaire.

IleaUhs.iiiie, litUli'-bCiiui-. rt. jjiW'/v.

Healthy, helih'-i, a. -iiv, ad. en bonne .uinti'; sain/'".

lliMp, hipi-, s monceau, amai. 111. ; —, v. a.enla^.'r.

Ile.iper, lii'-peur, r, celui i/ui entasse. la.uas.-.r.

Ile.ipy, hi'-pi. a. enla'-ie. _

•l'.car. Iiir. v. a. et u. entendre ; écouter apprendre.

Ilj.iri.r, hir'-eur, ». auditeur, m.

lle.iriML', liir.|in,''(C, ».i'.'/.?.- audience, f.

Hearken, h ir-kii. ;■. »/. écouter ; faire attention.

I le.irkener. I'..ii'-k n-eur, .t. celui qui écoute,

II j.irs.iy, liir'-bé. s oui-dire. ni.
Ile irse, hers?, ». char fnnèlre, m.

Ile.irt, hart'-, ». cœur; inlcrienr ; milieu, m.; by -,
par cœur ; lo be out of — . p:rdre couraj^e ; — .icli.', s.
chaorni, ni. : fieine, f. ; -break. ». crève^a'ur, m. ; -
breakiiu'. a. de\olanl ; -burn, — bumms,'. .v. ai^reii:-,
f. pl. ; animosilc, i. ; —ease, s. tranqnitltle desfn.-
f. ; — easini.'. a. consolant; — hardened, a. endum:
)_scald. î'.'lle.irtburn ; —sick. a. malade a la ni.<>:.
—struck, a. fui tient au oeur ; mortel; — woumUJ,
a. blesse fiisqit'au catur.

Hearten, h.ir'-t n, v. a. encourager ; fort0tr.

Ilearllelt. Iiartï'-fclt, a. senti au fond du cœur.

Hearth, harth, ». dire; foyer, m.\ —\aw<î}/,s./«uaee,\!.

iUaitily, har -ti-li, ad. du bon coiitr.

HE A

I«t3]

HID

Hf.irlliiCN*, lur'-l! iicni/, i. n'nfitt/. ,; (.

Hc.irilcs», li;irt«'-le»v, a. — ly, itit. jitiu i,riii; IMM*,

H■;.lftl•.^■>ll..•^^ iLirlr'-lesv-ne-»»/, /JthHi\ f.

Ille.irt^oiiie, hart/'iciiiiii', <». r*^ioiU.

tic.irty. hm'-ll, a. A'n/Ki/,- tn l^auiit sitiit/.

Heat, \\\tt, s. ihn/fur ; co/iit, t.; toiitaii, m. ; —, v. a.

, hit iijfirr, icHi r iifffr.
Ilf.itrr. lii'-lciir, s. ihauJKUr, m.

Ilciili, liitll. t. àriiyirf. ( ; — tock, s. lOf tit drnjfrt, m.
llc.iiliiii. Iii'-ili n, r. /(i.,'.w, m.

Ilciili.iush, hi'-lli iiicli'. If. — ly, a'f. /<ilV»i, barbart.
Ilr.ilhilli-i'ii. Iii'-lli'il-iziil, i. fi,) littttsmi. III,
tllc.itlicr, lii'-lheur, s. bruytrt, I.
ilo.ithv, liilh'-i, (I. pltiit \i' tiiu\irt.
Ucnc, liivr t. stiii/hrmriit, in. ; palfiUalim, (. ; *— ,

t'. II. ft n. tiex'er, soiilf^'tr ; it loutntr ; saj;ittr.
Hlmioii. hfv'.'n, T. ciiV, iii. : — ■., ft. (ifu\, \\\ \,\.
HiMviiily. Ii<'v'-'n-li, ij. ft ,ui. i'/fste.dnin , liivintrntnt.
IK.mim.ml. liev'-'n-oii.Vilj-, aj. vtrt It citl,
lU.ivir, lii-vcur, t. trvitv, in.
Ik-.ivts, liiv'z, i. //. foii^se, r.
llf .iviiioss, licv'-i-iiess/, i. ftsanltitr, f, ; auoufisstmrnt,

III. J iijHulton, f,
llc.ny, hcv'-l, a. — ily, ad. frsnni; loiii-J ; indjUiit :

p>- nihil ; ffrtilt.
ll>l'.|o;ii.id.il. lii-li.(loiir-.i(l.il, n. hcbdomadiiirt.
Ikli.M.itr. htl)'.i-l('t<-, V. a. hrb'Ifr.
II lal.itioii, I'.cli ilc'-clituiif, Ili'hctudc, licb'itiouiU,

f /. ujiitfii r iff.^frif, f.
Ilclir.iisiii, lii'-lir.i-iziii, s. /ii'l>raïtiiie, m.
Hcik, lick. .t. fduiitr; li-Hjtiet, in. j fat — and nian^or,

diXiis Cahoiidaiict.
Ml., kic, lifk'.kk 7'. H.ickle.

lIcL'n, --.il, hck'-tlk, —al, a. étiijHt ; —, s. fiH>>e
'••/lif. t l/,tll/itr,ill.

Ihiiur. iK-k'-teiir, s. fanfaron, m.\ —, v, n. /aire U
He icriii^. Iiek'-teiirin (,'>/f', r. bia:'>tdr, f.
He !t;c. V.eilj»-, s. half. t'. ; — .nlclunise, s. cabairt,

ti'iitlii'ii. III. ; — bird. s. Taiiiifn, m. ; — bom, a. df

I'.iwf iiansaiut ; — licij;, s. hi ristoii. 111, ; -. |in>',, i.

t't'^t •laiidclint, f. : —row, j. Iiaif, f. ; — l.ivtrii, v.

Ill i| ;c .ili.lioir.c ; — , 7'. a.Jcriittr de haies ; barrel:
lk'l^;>T. Iiivlj'.fiir, s. faiicur dt- hates, in.
lkilL'i',:,'-liil!, liLMlj'-lir^;);<-.lii|, .t. serfe, f.
Hecil, luil^, J-. soin, m. ; i;arde, altenliou, (. ; —, v. a.

firii</r,j,rar(/e, /aire a/leiilioii.
Heedful. Iiule'fiiiil. a. — ly, ad. attentif, soijriieiix.
Hccilfiiliioss, liidc'-fuul iicsv, s. attention ; iirionsiee-

ti.m, (,
Heeilily, hr-di-ll. ad. attentivement.
Heeilless, liidi''-lcss/'. a. — ly, ad. inatten/if; sans

atlenlion ; elourditnent. [derie, f,

Heeillcssnes.s, liiili.'-lessncssc, i. tie^'tit^ence : e'totir-
Hccl, liil, s. talon : efnon, iii. ; — jiifct-, s. bout de talon,

III. ; —, V. a. et n. armer d'éperons; remettre des

talons : fencher ; danser.
(IIclvc, \\\ze, V. a. lezer, hisser.
Ikd, hctV, s. ejf'crt, m. ; ame, f. j manche, m.
Ilcilcr, hcP-ciir, s.f,'en!sse, f.
Hci;,'lio, h.ii'-liA, inl. hilas !

Hci(;lit, li.iïtr (lictf), s. hauteur. e'I'vation, f. ; comble, m.
Ilei^;li;eii, luiï'-t'n, v. a. rehumsir . améliorer.
IkiiHHis, lié'-neiici", a, — ly, ad. odieux . I

Hcliioiisiiess, hti'-ntu«-nuss/, .t. atrocité' ; enormit.', f.
Heir, cr, s. héritier, m. ; — , v. a. hériter.
Ik'Iriloiii, tîr'-dcumi', .r. droit d héritage, m.
Heirus.s, ér'-css, s. héritière, (.
leirh'ss, t'r'-ltss, a. sans h ritier.

leirlonin, <ir'-li)iiiiie, s. meuble defantUle, m,

Hclil, held, V. Hold,
lelix, lii'.liks, .r. hélice, f.
^e il, liil, four Ue will.

Hell, liel, s. enfer, m. ; — born, a, infernal,
Icllenisni, hcl'-li-ni/iii, s. hellénisme, m.
cllenist, hcl'-li-nistf, s. helléniste, m.
Hcllic.it, hel'-li-kat, a. imbécile.
clliili, hel'-ich?, a. — ly, ad. infernal.
eilisliiiess, hcl'-ichr-nosst-, s. méihanceté infernale, {,
klin, helm, s. gou-,i.'rnail ; cas./tie, m.; — siiian, s.
riiiiiiiiier, m. ; —, v. a. x'ouverner, conduire.
leliiict. Iiel'-inctt, s. casque, heaume, m.
jelot, hi'-lott, s. ilote, ni.

'elp, help, s. aide, f. ; secours ; remède, m. ; —, z>. a. et
II. aider; secourir; retn-dier ; senir ; empêcher;
s'empêcher; to — in, aider à entrer ; to — over, aider
à franchir

ll«lter.t,ki'lti'r, liel'-lcur \kcl' leur, ad.pélt-m/l*
Helve. Iielv/, s. manche, m.; —, f. a. meiltt un man, Hi.
llciii. hciii, r. ourlet, m. : -, r, a. et n. ourler, àoiJits

e/e/tr . tous ter violemment.
IlciMi',|ilicrc, liriii'-l.sl'ir/, », hemi\fhirt, m.
Ilrml.ick, lieiii 'lotk, s. ciifue, f.
IleiiiorrlHiids, lium'-iir-roiiU, j. //. hémorroidet. f. pi.
lUiiii), heiii'ii, t. chani re, m. , - liel.j, s. (Aenrfiére, f. j

— seed, J. ihinetit, m. ; -Ntalk, s. ihènnvtlt, f.
Ilfiii|ieii, liiriirn'-n, a. d/ihanrre.
f lleiiipie, hriii i)'-(, s. i^tbier de potence, m.
Iliiiipy, licinii'-i, (». dtihanvrt.
lien, fienn, s. poule ; Jemelle, f. ; t— ravcy, — cnop, /,

l'tiie a poule'i. S.; - li..Mrlod, a. l.Uht ; — lioiisc, /,

poulailler, m. ; — roost, .t. luchoir, m.
lloiuo, luiiii LV, ad. d'ici, de la; —forth, -forward, ad,

déformai \, à fairnir.
IIcncliMi.in, hcim 'ilic'.iiiiinc, s. pa:.'e, ra.'et, ni.
jli'p.uie, -al, lu p.it -ik, - .il, a. hépatique.
lier, heur, pu. elle ; son. sa. .icr. [introfuire.

Ijer.ilij, h.r'..ild, s. héraut, m ; —, v, a. annomo ;
lliT.ililic, In r.ilil'-ik, a. h' ra,'di/ue.
IlL'raIdry, licr'-.il-ilri, .r. blason, m,
ll'.rb, erb, s. Herlv, f . ; -s, //. Igumtt, m. pi.; —

wiiin.in, s. hirhiire, f.
Ilerli.ii.'c, er'-l.jdj.*, r, hcibaf;e, m.
Ilifrb.il, lii.'r'-b.il, .(. heroicr^ m,
IleriMlist, lier -lialist. s. hcrh-risle, m,
Mirli.iluo, liur'-b.i-l.ii/*-, llerb.iri.;c, li'.r'-lwraï^e, v. n,

Her/>ori<er.
Ib-rbid, her'-bid, a. heibcux. herhn.
Ilcrborist, lier'-|io-ris(, s. herhori\te, m.
jlorboruatlon, lierbo-ri-zé'-i lioiiiii-, r. herborisatin, t,
llerbori^o, her'dxVr.iuc, t. n. herboriser.
Ilerlious, lier'-biin.!-, a. herbeux.
lien nîiMii, lier-kioir.|i.,in.', a. herculéen.
Heril, liordf, .t. troupeau, m. j —, t-, a. et n. mettre en

troupeau ; aller eu troupe.

lierdj^'-iiLUK", llcrdjin.in

licrdz'-inaiif, s.

Iciper, heli)'-eur, s. aide, m.

lelpful. Iiclp'-foul, rt, utile ; secouraùle. [sauf.

jelplcsi, lidp'-lc>;5, tt. — ly, ad. sans secours, impuis-

ielples^ness, holp'dess-ncbs^, s. manque de secours, m, \

Hiblesse, f.

«Ilinwlei li«lp'.ni«tf| t. c«»^agn*\ A

Ilcrilin.iii,
pd/re, m,
Hero, lii-r, ,7 ici;— nid there, (■; et lA ; - a\\i\M,

— ab'iiils, ad. près dici; - .iflur, ad. d sorman ,■ à
fayeiur; —by, ad. par ceci: par ce moyen; —In,
—into, ad. en ceci; —nf, ad. de reii ; d'ici; —im, ad.
la-dessus: —ont, ad. h.rs d'ui; -to, ad. à ceei ;

— lofore, ad. autrefois ; - iiiito, ,i,i'. ,'t teei ; — upuii,
ad. là-dcisiis : — wiili, (jii', a:iec tcci. par leci.

Ilcreditaincnt, hcriilit' anienn t, s. héirdilc, f.
Ileredit.nry, he-re l'it.iri, n. —i\y.a,{. héréditaire.
IlLTcniitical, her-i-iiiit' i-k.»!, a. erémitique.
Heresy, lier'i ci. .r. hér-sie. (.
Heretic, licr'-ilik, s. heretn/ue, ni.
Heretic. il, liiret -i-L.il, a. Acétique.
Merit. ible. hcr'-i-t.ibl', a. hahi.'e a succéder.
Jlerit.iniN ller'-i-tedjf, .r. hér:ta;:e, ni.
Ilerniaphrodilc, lier-in.ir-ro-dailc. .i. lirrniapliroditr, m.
Hermetic. ~ ni. heriiiet'-ik. —.il, <». — ly, ad. hcrimli.iue,
Meriiiit, lier'-iiiit^, r. ermite, ni.
Hermit, i(;e, licr'-mi tedjc, j. ermi'aQC, m.
llern, li.rn^ v. Heroii.
I Hero, lii'-ro (//. heroes), s. liéros, m.
Heroic, —ni, lii-ro'-ik, -al, «r. —ally, un.', hcruiqut.
Heroine, lier'-ô-inc, s. héroïne, f.
Her.iisin, lier'-oizni, s. héroïsme, m.
Heron, licr'-cunir, s. héron, m.
Heronry, her'-euiic-ri, .v. h.-ronnïère. f.
HerriIl^,', lier'-in\'«^, s. harcnj.', m. ; — woiii.iii, s,

haren.i^ère, f.
Hers, lieiir^, pu. le sioi, la sienne.
Herse, lierst", i-, cereueil. m. : Iterse, f. ; f— , î'. Hoarse.
Herself, heur'-sclf, /«. elle-inéme : se.
tllersliip, lieiir'-chip, .r. pil.'a^e. m.
Hcsit.iiicy. lie/:'-i-t.iiiii-ei, s. meertitiide, f.
Hésitât.', he^'•i-tet(■. t. n. hésiter.
Hesitation, lie»-ite'-clieuiif, ,f. henlatïoii.f.
tHesp. hesp, s. peloton dejtl, m.
fHet, hclt, V. Ilot. _

Heterodo.», hét'er-ô-dotcs, a. hc'lérodo.\e.
Hetcrodo.\y, lict'-cr-oiloksi, r. hétérodoxie, f.
tllciiuh, heuf, s. fréiïpice, m.

rocher, m.
•Hew, liiou, V. a. couper : tailler ; abattre.
Hewcr, liiou'-eiir, s. celui qui coupe, taille.
Hey, Ué, inl. hai / — d.iy, int. ha ! hol.'i I —, s.saicté, (.
Hibernal, h.ii-ber'-iial, a. li'hnrr.
Hibernate, liaï-ber'-iictf, v. n. hiverner.
HIccoukIi, liik'-of, Hickiip, hik'-ciipr, s. hoqu, t, m, ; — j

T'. «. avoir le hoquet.
Hickwall, liik-oual', s. pivert, m.
Hi<l, hid, Hidden, liid'-d'n, v. Hide.
Hide, liaidf, s. peau. i. ; cuir, ni. ; — and f;cck, s, <MHt^
cacHr, iii. | •— i v. n, tt n, (achtr,- 1< c«(^itf\

-lieail, J. somme; ce

HID

fH 1

HON

t/iir A I» Jnurri ;

lliileliniml. haiJ/'baouiiii tl, a.

Ul.lfous, hl.l'l Piic/. a. - ly. «rf. huituf, horr,H,.
lliileoiiMirsv liKl'-lciiK- ncN-'. i. l.iuieiimMrtmf, 1.
Hi. 1er, 11. ft'<lciir, /.('.'"' tf'" "»"''''■ , ^, ,
lli.liiiK iiUce. h-ii'<liii'K»«'- J>lc<:/, i. lOilnlU, %.
Hie. Ill*, V. .1. u hitfi-
IMcr.ircliy, li.ii -Ir.irkl, t. hi/r<tiifiif, f.

IliiJk'Ir.lyplias'U 'ly. 111;!' k!l -UliWul -ai. .1./, tfUtnéU.
Illi'kltr. Ii>k{'wl>'>"'. '•''"'""''""■• '"■ .. y i.v
imfoult; riir: hot; hf.iu.ouf : - ff"" -•;'/''

'1.

(I. A///I

tllllll, (T,
II. I» II,

If, 111. i — iiliii»". '■■ ■ " •

.• — priest, I. i;r,tiiii-ti/trf,
,f ■ _ MMsi.iicil, ii. at liant

. Ml. ; — W.lIlT,

wroiikjlit", <i. hint fini, lulifx
font, f. ; — w.iyiii.iii, J. vo.fiir

mfoiilt , , . .

/laiil ; — .iiiiH.I, •'■ iii>i''itifi<\ ; — M

MtiirtiiX! — li'irii, II. ilf li"'ii ii.iisutiuf;

fort titvt : — «liitiili, s. If.tiilalltnKiii.i, in

«. altiti-, iim/.'«/.'; -Iiiii'l. t. fayt nioiii.ii'iifm, in

i-l.iii(lcr. s. ni.'iitiii'iiii I, i.iu.i — iiiiii<l'-'l. ■»• ".''"<'

^IIKr.t. u. if ///" tl'tlit :

111.: — rc<l, a. roii;;t /om. . . i

t:oiU ; funuiiit ; - s..iin.lln«. <»• A''"/''"» • \ 'P'^tL-'l.
a. /i.in/i, awiadfiiM - bf.iii i. lu;!. .»• .'/*r/i...-, -

kwciliiiK'. <». t:">i.tu : - i^isit-'.l. <«. «'' '"»"' *.'."". —

trc.isi.ii, s. citmt ile Ihe-oiajt'tf,

haute manr, f. ;

—w.iy, s. x't-aiui-

pratui îlifiiiiii. in. ... ../ ■ -.j

Ilij.'liiussli.ii'-iicss*', s./iatitfur , titvatton i luf^rionti ,

,ilt(\!ir, f.
Ili;4ht, iLiit/, (I. «.""""'• ... , ,

llijliiy-tii;iity. li.u 'lil.i.'ll. <»• inconsuUrtnttnl.
lliUrily, hil-.ir'-l-li, i. Iii^.itilf. f. . ., ,

MiUliiu', liil'-.liii'K'/i^ i. /•tisonne mt/nsatlt, f.
Illll. Inl, r. ,,.//i;(C, f.
Hill... k, liil'-nk, s. fi-tUt hauttnr, f.
Hilly, liil'-ll, '«■ >iiontii>;ntux.
Hill, hilt, .f. A'"'''''. /"'V'"'';/-, . ,
Him, \\m\e, />.. It, Ini : self, Im^nfint, te,
Hin.l. Ii.iiiiir.l, .. I'iJit, f. i /<ityuin, in. .

Hin.l. h.iiiiii'.l, Hiniltr, li.imiiM -cnr, a. fottirieur, de

litrriite.
Hin.Ur, liin^-.kur, r. (I. ^'"/«'.//c»-. . , , ,.

Hin'Icr.iiicr, liiiic'-ilein .anncr, s.tmpAhtineiil, ol'Staile,
Iliiuknr, liiiu'-.l.-nr .iir, i. <t/iiii/iii rinpAht. Iin.

llliii.Url.iiuK, li.iinn .rciir-l.iii.U, i.A";'"- /.'"'■.'-"■'"rif'

lliiiilcr St, li.iiiiiuri.iiriii..st, Hiiuliiiubt, liaiiiii il •

m.'ist, .1. It dtriittr, Ai litinitit.
Hhn,'c-, liiniiMii', i-. A'.'".' ./"■'"'■ '"•:.-• »'• "• " "•

inrUrt ,fti i;ontii- : /'.>iv .• lii/fiidit Ue
tlliiiiiv, liiii'-iii. t. '"."""■'"■.'■"'' ■*"'■
Hint, liniiit, .(. avii, in. ; iimniuili-in, t. i —, f. a. in-

iiiiwr, si)i:i,'''rti; /airt allnuon n.
llip, liip, s. lutnclit, f. i — «.'nt, J. s.uilujnf, f. ; - Miot,
a. •/rJiiDitlif ; —, v. •«. ilfitaniliii:

Hippisli, liip'-pitli'". "• '''.v/.'i.'".!'»'"»./'"'- J .

tllir.liLtiirdie, licut'-Ui-UKcur-ili, ail. stns dessus dti-

pi. ; —, V. a. louer ;

; i:aj;ts. 111.

fliiniic t;

stiis.
Hire, li.iir, I. li)U,ist,

HirL^iiiL', ri..ïr'-lin't;»/^ a. rieneuaire.

Hirer, li.iir'-eiir, s. loneur, lo,,itiXiit, in,

lllirpl.:, Iienr'-pl', •.'. ". /viY,'-.

HirsM'r, litr-s;. .lit.', <i. /"■'•'>>'•■ . ,

His, lii/, /■</. J."/. 1.'. >'^. ''■ >"■"• '^" '"'""'• '" ■f""^'

Hiss, liicf, (. si//lt»iint, HI, ; —, V. a. lil/lcr.

Hist, hist, /;/.'. n'mf !

Hist. )ri. Ill, his t."i'-ri-.iiic, .f. /«mVix !'■</. 111.

H'st..ri(, ,il, hisli.r il^, - .il, .». -.illv. <».T lin/on./n,:

His!.iri..ni.iph<-r, liis-t.'.-iioi; -M-fciir, i. lnsloito,i;),i/<.ie

His(.>ry. hiVtiniri, A. Ai./..//r, f. /• ,*i'.','.

Hit, hit,', s. <.'"/,• /(.iwin.', 111. ; • .7'. a. tt n. frof-fi

luinti-r: ,i/ttin>i>t: f, hi'n< >■ : rtnunUrer , arriver ,

r.-nsur': xy, — i\i.\ms\. >l''_>in.:r o'lilrt.
Hilch, liiulu', s. dt»n-u,f, I. ;

.(, dftinr.er ; se trei'i.iii utv ;
Hit. lu'l, hil'c ll.-l, s. f"if;i't. III.
Hull.-, h.iiili. .f. ./'<•'•', I". , ...
H.lher, hilh'-ciir, .». tl a,i. f./trieiir. lo.y

plus fi.Klie : - nii>-.t, <i. It />'"•> ,-•■''"'

/nsi/u'hi; — w.itil, — w.irils,
Hive, li.iivc, s. rill lie. f. ; —

— , V. ii. el n. aarcner ,
Sinrroi lier.

UiMx, liAki, t. invitCf ration ; fabU, I. ( —, 1». m, m,uu
II. il.. hot), /. fayian , liitin, m. I /"'•

Ill.l.l.iUtiiiw, lii>l<'-l>il<h.i, i. f.»<-rt»m/, m.
H.l.l.tc, hiiU'-U'. i. hiHlemenl. in. ; - ,v. n. Koiltr
H..l.l.liii»;ly, hob'lm<"rll. aJ.enl'oUant; maladi m.

ment, . , . . .

H.. M. y hcili'l, I. hôhtte.tu, btnft, m ; — hor»e, j.rf,i,'.i,
H..|,j..l.hn, h.il.-i-ob'.lln/, i. sfitlte, m. im.

l|..lnMil, hoh'.niM, /. lalnnhe, ( ! rnilre, m,
H'.Lk, h..k, T. t/i>i iin K/iin . turret, m. l —, M'.^k.f,

li.)k'-kl', V. a. ionfitr It /iiiifi.
Hmnsp.ioi», Wj'-kcut/'-po'kenc/, l, " "* A'i«-

/.Il It, 111.
H<i<|. liM.I, r. oittan, m ; niiie. f.
1|...Iltp.mIk'.', li.i.l).''p.i.lj.', 1. lii>ili'M."\
H.i.lurn.il. Ii.'.-.li if-n.il, a ifiiiijonriflint,
1II.mI.IIc, h...r-.ir, r. .1. torUlUr,
H.i.lni 111, li.i.l'-iii.iiir, s, aiiit-iiiii^i<n, m.
Hi.p, li.'i, I. Iione, (, i —, i'. <«. Iii'ner,
\l"J. Ii.ik'. '• •"'«''<«'". /<"•'•■ i"'''''' ,'" ' ~ '•'"'':,'"'■ '•

blaiie,iu, m. ; - cote, /. Inil ,l uxlioni, m, ; - !.. f I,

t, faidier, in.; — sly, V. H<it;LOtc; — Wilill, J, InMiH

qiion dciKie an.\ iiihoiis, f.
H.iJijercl, li..«'»:rll, s, hrehn ile dtnxans, f.

iLi^L'ish, iioK'-i' 11". '»• -'y. "■'• ''' '^"'*"" • '" ''"''■'": ,

ll..iii|l,hiiess, iLiii'-itlK-iicsv, S, (Oihonnerit, bnihx.nl

II.., ^lle.l.l, h.ijz'-lieil, .1. »'i'«<', m. l'.

H..i.l(n, h.ii'-irn, x. bnior, in. j —, v, n. folillrtr.

lli.i,.', lif.HC, H. list. Iii.isl/, r. .1. /«T»'»-/ haiis\tr; liinir.

H. .1.1, h.Mil, f. frise ; /rm'ii, f. : /i<rt, /oml lie (ait. m ;

iiiflntiut, f. 1 to l.iy - on, t.ikc —, frendie, snnu .

—, lul, arrfttj I •-, T'. .1. tt n, tenir; retenir . „•„,

tenir ^ ,Mtnir, prtmirt ; caiiftr ; estimer ^ .01,.

tinner, durer: adherer; se soutenir; s allai hn-,

s arrêter ; iitriier ; to — «ood, éirt vrai; lo - l.il,.,

aiitmer; /r/i/ier, dtilamer; lo — in, retenir. ,,

(ontenir; se reUrein,ire ; tn — otX, tenir à di'l.ini,,

s'èliXj^ner ; to — on, continuer; to — ont, ^/i-ii.(r^

traîner en loiit;neur ; s.'ntTnr ; to — up, '''trtf ' '"

ttinr; fruitier; se siiulenir ; to— with, elie il»

fa ri i de.

H..Men, li.M'-ilii, r, H.ilil.

H..ia..'r, h.'il'ileiir, s. ,tlui -/ni lient; lenaiicier ; mtwn.
nail t. m. ; —s, fil. ^ens de la lale, m. \». \ -
Mariinniieiir, ni.
ll»lclt.isl, h.'.hl'-f.istc, s. cranifon ; avare, m.
Il<.|.liii^', hoM'-iii ti/K", s.fossessiim. f . ; /emt .
II. lie, li.'il.', .». troll, m. ; -, V. a. tiviitr ; trtiis.r.
Holi.l.ini, l-...l'i-.l.itii<', .t. iS'otrt Ihmn; f.
Iloliiie-.s, liA'-li-ness/, s. sainlit/, f,
Hi.ll.i, hol-liV, ml. Iiolii I

Holl.nv, hol'-iV <J. - ly. Oit. crtn.x;fan\-; —, s.
m • lavile, f. ; —, v. a. et n. creuser; crier a /i.u V

. forili

: filial. i.

H.ill.iwiiess, hol'-o-ness/-,
ll.iilv. ho.'-li, s. houx. III

s. iiivit^ : fausseté, f. livur.

(Il .l'i'i 1,
-l.i, ■i.l.
i. ile If ..■.''■. /'.
'. cl n, iiKtlre dans une
ruihe : \e relirtritutlil't fij'l- „
Hiv.T. h.i.v'-ciir, s. ;•.»;,.;<■'/ ,1 u/'tiliev, m.
)lli--,iie, lii.!'-<ri, r'. Ilus-.y.
Ilo, hô. ml, ho! hol.i !

Iloar, ho.-, a. blaiu . —frost, s. .;'fAv l'iaiidie. f.
Ho.iril. horilc, s. amas, t.is : trcsor. m. ; -, v. a. amas-
Ho.irdt-r, h.')r'-cl..-ur, s. idui Qui aiiumc. \.str.

Hciariness, hV-ri-ncss<\ s. c/ieieux hlana, ni. pi.
Hoiif.e, hùrsi', a. - ly, ail. (nn'ii-: riinine.
Ho.irsenciS, lioi^/ne.S'', J (uroncnienl, ta,
Houry, lior' I, a, Hatic , moist.

t II.. lin, lioliii^. T. rivt fiiilt, f.
Il.iln, h.Mp, llulpen, h.M'-p'n, 1'. Help.
II..lstcr, hiM'-steur, s. fourreau, ni. ; — c.lP, s. cliapeiM,
ll.jly, ho-li, .«. — ily. ad, saint, bnil; reli);ieux ;~.U).
s. jour de /de, m. ; — Tluirsil.iy, s. .lucintou. f ,

— water, s. eau Ixnilt, f. ; — week, s. semaine utiiiii.
Il.iiii.ii;e, hom'-édjf, .v. hoininax'e, m. !'•
Il..iii.iner, hoin'-.i-iljenr, s. vassal, in.
H. une, hoiiir, s, I01.US, m. ; maison, f. ; M —, t'ui '■'■■

ou li\'i.\ : from —, de (het soi ; —, a. et ad, iiom-
lii/iit : de ihts soi; au liXis ; dans son pays ; dur-
laiitnl ; — lioni, (T. nuli/, domeslii/ue ; - l...iiii'l,
.un- \on retour; - l.re.l, a.iloineslii/ue. nalif, notw.
liai/: ■ felt, .1. iiilime : — iii.nle, a.Jaita lit niiW

- spun, a. nie à la maison ; simple ; — st.ill, — sti;..l
.t. domiiile. m. ., ,, ■ xi- .

HonieliiiLss, liom<-'U-nf;s/-, s. KrossiireU : simflu >t<,
II..iikIv. li.'.Mi<--li, <J. -ily. ad. commun. j:rosu(i
Il iine..p,ithiL,il, h.'.ini .. p.i'h'-ikiil, a. hom(npnlh:;iii
Il..iiu-..patliy. h.')'-iiii-..-p.i-llii. >• hoiiito/>olhi(
ll..iiie«.iril. li.")mi''-on,1r!lc', ll.iiiie».inls

.1./. I vVcj soi.
ll.iinici.il-, liimi'-i-s.iïile', s. homituU, meurtre, m.
Il .uni. y, hi.in'i-h. s. hoiiii-li(. f.
lli)Mi.if.|i,illiy, 1: ll.iiiRop.ithv.
H..in.iHeii.Ml, hc"i-iii''i-il.|i'-ni-.il,

ilji'-iiieuc<f, 17. hoiiioi:(iii-.
I II. iiniii villous, li.'.-iii.. 11' iii.eu:.'
Il .11101. yiiiy, li.Vinon'i nii, .t. /(.'

f.

lioiiu''-oii.i.''

,il. Homogeneous, lu', wir

, a. iioiiioiiyme.
omoityiuie, f.

Honi.., f.onV, J. ijiicux, m. ; - , v. a. repasser (ia.i:ii\

j^iiiiir.
Honest, on'estr-, a. — ly, ad. honnête: sincere : loyal.
Honesty, on'-es-ti, J. hoimctdé : since r ile : loyaiilr.l
Honey, heun'-i, s. miel, 111. ; — bay, s. hoiileille de noÀ.

f.; — conib, V. rayon ,1e miel, ut.; - ilew, s. doute r,^iii

f ; — 1110011, X. /»;ic ./c mid, f. ; -suckle, S, chcvn

/eiiidt.f,; -,v. a.ylat.'er.

ROK

llimcyt'l, Honlcil, heim'til, .1. ■/.>im ,' Jviiitnu».
||uiiiir.iry, on'-cur-ii-ri, >i. Aifntrair*/ —, /, Maiiamirtt,

III. |>l.
Ilutiiiur, on'-«ur, t, Atutuur, in. i liiguiU ; /Igiirt, t. ;

-, V. a. huHtrfr.
lliiii'Mirnble, iin'-cui-A-til', ii —lily, ii>/. konoruMt.
li.iiMiirer, un'-cur-eiir, /. nliii uni Hoiiort.
li.Ki.l, lioml/, J. fntf't, r ) aiitftron, in, i —, t>, ri,

mniri Hit (kil^iMH.

II Iiii.iii'lillnil, lioiiilf'-iii.iii/'lil.iiM'l, I. i(i/^» mttillarxl,

IJikkIwiiiIi, houil/'iiuink, v. <i. btVuUr ttt ytus, |iii.
Iliiol, liuuf, /, Mbji {lit thrvii/}, III. I — buuiid, a, tmaf

UU.
liiioli, houlc, s. iroihi't ; i»-ii>/»/.>« ,• fiaiiiffun, in, ! Jioit-

Ull', f. I -. t/. a. ii,iriK/ur ; m.-raffr; itKrafir,
|l<H>k>.<l, hnuk'-cil, •». iroihii, ifumrhf.
iiiiMkriliicss, liuiik'-vil-iics!,/, /. miirturt, I,
ijouky, liKUk'-l, u. ti-iHhii.

lliic'l, limil, /. iiut^,' i{r/i,iiiil/e, (.

tli/iiii, iiciiiin", J. tri;tt : iiiiiiiiiii, III. j /iliiit, f. ! irl, in.;

-iii.ikcr, X. ftritifr, in. ; —, v, a. // », (tultr ; tn-

iMirtr : fousur ,Us cris.
Himi'iT, lioiip'-ctir, I. toHHtlitr I tygHt sititvagt, in,
|i<i<>|iiiiK-C(ui^li, li<iii|/-iir){//rk<ir, V. iiiiiueliuHt, f.
ll.»ii, hmilc, s. /(/(I'l , f. i V, It. tl II. Iititr ; fomstr dts

liHiit : (rur[ltil'iui),
l|.p|i, hull, I. Arf/rMi/i; Sitiil, in,; — yard, .1. Hi>ubli>n-

lui'ii', I. i —, 1". d. rfii, /i,'ii/'/''iiii/r ; iiiiitirr,
ll.'I'i', liMpi-, r. ci/'i/d //!,■, I. 1 ii/>,>;/-, III. 1 —, V. a. et-

/•fill , itiliiiiOv.
Ilu|i, lui, liùii/.l'iul, a. — ly, ii./. /'/till iffi^iut.
Ijni.i hiliK'ss, li'iiif'.fiiiil-iic'.si', J. n'liiii.Ui tsp<raitctf,
ll'ii 11 ■>», li''i|i/''-ic'>-«'. It. Jiiiix i-i/i'i;'. If. pi.

irr|ak-.»iii.>ii, lii'ipc'.|f>x*.iicsv, <i. ifi'sti/oir, in.
Il"|i-i, lin'-pciir, 1. iiliiiifiii fffie.
II •|iiii;;ly, liu'pin |;;(^ll, ,iii. nvti tsfoir.
II ippir, liii|/.pi;iir, J-. siiiil,ii)\ in. ; lifiiiit lit moulin, f.
II "Ml, lii'i'-r.il, lliiiiry, li'V.r.iri, a. Iiarairt,
II. r I.', In'irdf, t. lumit, f.
Il.n.'.m, lii"<'-r.i|./iiMc, /. lutrison, in.
ll.rr.Mii.il, 11. iri--!i>ii,-'.t.il. II. "ly, iiil horiioiital.
Iliiiii, liirnc, J. tonif, f. ; utriift ; lor, in. ; — licini, r.
•liiniif. III. i — beetle, .r. itr/.volaiil, in. i — Imnk, r.

iy/.ii'>iiire, 111. j — in.til, 11. jiili>ii\ ; — (iwl, s. x'ruiu/.

ill. , III. ; — pipe, s. loriiemme, f. ; — work, x. cuvriii;t

j iiiiiitt, in,
ll.iri'.f.l, lior'-ncil, 11. o'l'iiii.
ll.inii r, liiir'-nciir, x. oinn-i/fen corne, m,
ll.priiel, liiir'-nctt, f./ieloii, in.
ll.iniy, li(ir'-iii, </. ilfcoriie.
l|.,r..l..;,'i-, lii)r'.i'i l.i.ljf-, .1. hi>i/,>i;f, (.
l|..miit, liur'-rriiii'l, ./. //(/(i..'.
Il.rril.lt, lior'-rl-lil', ii. -lily, mi. horrible, aj/iciix.
Hc.rriMcncss, liur'-n-lil'-iieisf, s, /lorreiir, f.
ll.rri.l, luir'-riil, ii. — ly, Hil. liorii/i,'e,
l|..rri.liiess, Imr'-riilnussc', r. /liirrciir, f.
llnrnli. , liorrif'-ik, u. 1 l/rayaii.'.
ll.irr..r. Ilnrroiir, linr'-rcur, ,r. horrriir. f,
lliir-.... horse, s. cheval, in.; tiivttieri;, f . ; chrviilit :

hiirri./iitf, in.; «» — i'.i'.k, à cheviil : \^<:\\\\i;\\\\\\ nf

tin- —, icnycr, in. ; — Ihmii. t A.r/'.'.V, f. ; - \>\"<. It. i.

iih'itli'ir. III. ; -- lioy, x. T,U' i ii'i\ 11 r:,', in. ; IhlmUi r,

s.f^;iiciii ; ,, iiyi r, III ; i liisliinl, 1. i/i,irmi té'lii,l,\

111 ; — Llic.lniillrLc, .1. inai r.imiur il'hiilc, in.; -

cloili, r. hauts,-, f. ; — unit, s. f-oiilitiii, in.; — t'liiib, 1.

tlrilli', f. ; — cmirMtr, s. iiiin/ui);iioii, in.; f — to» per,

— ile.ilcr, X. Mitnhdiii/ ilc cluvaitx, 111. ; — (hiiiK't J.
fiinuer. 111. ; — lly, .1. laoii. in. ; — >;n.ircls, x. //. j;iir<lr-
rl clt,-i;il, {. ; — hair, x. criii, in. ; criiiUre, (. ; — i.in^'h,
J. c. lilt lie rire, in. ; — leech, x. sanx'siie, (. ; tniircclutl
ftrraiit, in. ; — lock, x. enlrii-ie, f. ; — man, x. catuilicr,
III. ; — inanship, x. ((imtation, f. ; — me.it,x./«)v,»;'c,
111. ; — pond, X. abreuvoir, in. ; — power, x. puixsniue
till III", aux, {. ; — r.ice, — racini;, x. course ii<: thei'uii.s,
f. ; — radish, x. rai/orl, in. ; —shoo, s./'er à ihetal, 111. ;

- w.iy, X. i,'rimiiclic»iiii, in. ; — wliip, x. h,tiissiiie, f. ;
/i'/ii/, 111. ; —, T. a. mouler un chnial, porter en Uos.
l"rl.ili..ii, liorté'-i.heiinf, f. ,\lior/,ilioii, f.
tliirl.iiue, lior'l.i livf, lloil.ilury, lior'-t.t leuri, ii.

MU'ihi/iiire.

l.ni. ultiire, lior'-ti kcnl-tchionr, s. horliiultiii e, f.
Ii.rli..iilturist, lior-ti-keiir-tcliion-rislc, x. hortuulliur,
lortcil.in, hor'-tioiil.iii.', <». dc /.r>- .',>/. (in.

I^M', \w/.c, s. bax; hoÊii'-ilfi hatisse, in.; bolte de
fy-Mc. f,

losi.jr, hù'-joiir, x. bo'inelicr, m.
I'.M.jry, hiV-jeiir-i, x. bon'tctcric, f.
I'<,|iil ilile, hos'-pi-ta-lil', <». — biy, <i,i'. Uospil.ilUr.
lo.,liit.il, liO!>'-\)i-t.il, X. hôpital ; iiospur', in.
lo-piMlity, hos-pi-lal' i-ti. X. hoipi.'aiit'\ f,
lost, hystf, X, Itble, in. ; h«itie i armet, f.

[»3] HUJkl

I.1BC.

iV ifl, llontBlry. liV itl-rl, /. Multtrit, U

mufitr let jiirrelt.

Ilotl.igc, li>i«'.|^<tj/, I. Dtcti;t, in
tl<>«iel, hiV'trl, IlimtKlry, ||.V
HoUon, liii>l' ei'rf*, J. hotciit, (,
Motlile, III)*' .III, a. M*stiJe ; lonlntirt,
>lo.iiility, hi><i.|ir.|.||, I. hoititiie, r.
Iloillcr, ui'lcur, J. raltl d'eiurie, in.
Hot, ho*», «. — lir, itii. cHauiti briitmil ; lo b« —, (tr.'/r
chimJ ; — b«cf, I. lOiuht, f. ; — brained, a. /out;iieiix ;

— tutklc», ». //, iHitiuihituJe, i. ; — headiil, <i. /.'ir
jfiifiix; — lioiue, t. terre chau,it, I. ; — iiioiillii*il, it.
eiiUle iibitine ; — pre»», v. a. iiituier; catir, — pre».
»liit{. X. iiilinace ; call, m. ; — »|)iir, s. hamiH* vi%>:tiit,
in. ; — «purred, n. /'oiii-iitii.v, violent,

MIotch, hodV, v. IliKh.

Iloiuh-poith, hiiili''.piiij/, /, saluiigoiiiiis, m.

Hold, Ii.'i-ter, X. Mill, in.

Ilotiioi'., hot'-nuDs/, X, ihateiir ; furent, (,

Mloiidie, h.ion'-dl, X. I It i;e/e III me, f,

Iloiijli, iiok, X. /iirret, in. ; —, r,

lloiilcl, li.iiiii'.k'tl, X, hibou. III.

llouiid, li.ioniin'd, s.chi'H dei haise. chicii courant, m. ;
t i/iiiiii', f. ; —, t'. Il chassir an i/inn loiiranl.

Ilonr, .lour, t. Heure, i. ; — ni-''»». '■ tablier, m. ; — pUtc.
J. cadran, ni,

llonrly, aoiir'-li, a. et ad. A toute heurt; incetiiiiit.

Iloiis.i,;o, h.iiiu''SiidJ/, X. inai;aii>un'e, m,

lloiisu, li.iiinkf, X. maison, f, ; meH:i/;c, m. ; open —, tab/t
ou verte, {.; — brc.id, s. pain de i>ieuai,'e, m.; - briMki r,
X. l'ieiir par ejli.uliou, m ; - l.i.-.ikiiiii, s. \;uarcc
ej/iititii'ii, 111. ; — do^, T. illien d, i;.iide, m. ; — eau- .,
s. pi. larmier, m. ; - lu .1.1, t. /,i>ui,., . f. ; menace, m. ;

— holder, r. chej dejainiilc. 111. ; — lioliUtiiM', x. amni.
bleuuiit. III. ; — keeper, x. iHrJ de /amille. m. ; >/;iiA
trei\c de maison ; Jeinme de iliar);e, f. ; - Keeping', r.
meiia.^c, m. ; eiouoiniedoinc.luiuf, f. ; — Icek, x. loii-
barbe, f. ; — in.iid, x. icrt.iule, bonne, f.; — rent, i. loyer
d'une maison, ni, ; — room, i, plme, f. ; loi-eiiieiil, îii.i

- w.iriniliif, s. re);al iftnircc, ni.

Houseless, n-ioiiu-'less^, .i. x.k/i demeure.

lloiisuwll'e, liunz'-onaïf (liun/'-ziO, 1. i/ititlreiie d* mai-
son ; menai,'tre, (.

Ilonsi'wllely, lieii/'-nnaifli, ii7. en bonne mena^'i^re.
Housewifery, hcn/'-oii.iir-ri, 1. conomie domeitn/ue, f,
Hiiusin^f, haont<''lir>;i/^, x. homse, f.
Hove, liovi', V. He.ive.
Hovel, liov'-il, X. cabane, barai/ue, t.
Hovun, ho'.y'n, i'. He.ive,

Hover, heuv'-enr, t. n. -ooleler; i'olti\'er; hi'siler.
Ilow, h. Ion, ad. coinmriil ; combien ,■ — \in\;f, /ns./ues ci
i/iiand , - m.iny, — iiiinh, combien.

I bnvlii'il, h. ion lu Ib', a,l. nianmonu.
1 1 1..". , li.ioii, 1. I rciix, m. ; houe, f,

l|ii\ie\er, h.ioiicv'.eur, iid. manmoins, icpendant.

II iwiu, h.ioii'-il/, X. obus, m.
ll.ivMl/er, h.ion'-iu-eiir, x. obusitr, m.
tlliiwkit, li.ion'-kit. II. ililerre.

IbnvI, h.ioiil, X. hurliinent, m. ; — , v. il. hurler,

Mlowiii, lioiii,', ;.. Iloliii.

Howsoever, lnon-sù ev'-eiir, <?./. i;'iel,/ne . . . qur.

Iloy, ho(, V. h.>ur,/iic, f. ; — , v. a. e\iiter en niant.

Iliii.biib. Ii.iib 'biiib, ». î'iiiii//';i', m.

Hiii kill I' k, li.'iik' .1 b.ik, V. tour on: 1er, (,

llii. kle, likuk kl', X. h.in.he, I. ; — bai.kcd, a. b.mu t

- boue, i. hiiuiiic, f.

Huckster, heiik'-steiir, lliu ksterer, lieiik'steur-etir, x.
reiendenr, ni. ; —, v. n. i(?endrc en diiail.

Huddle, liend'-dl', x. desordre, m. ; lon/nsion, f . ; —,
V. a. et n. lonjondre, brouiller ; se p rené r, sejonlcr;
to — np, boiiiiller.

Une, liioii, X. couleur, teinte, f. ; — and cry, hue'e, f.

Huer, hiou'-enr, x. crienr, m.

Hnif, liciif. X. emporletiicnt ; pnsomplnenx, m. : — , T'. 1».
et n, enjler ; in iU lier, bra-, er ; pu/ lier ; s'enjlcr ; Jaire
des brava.ies ; mor.;uer; to — and pnif, e'Ire hors
ifhalcine.

Iliiirish, heul'-ii III-, a. — ly, «</. arroi^ant.

Iliillisimess, lieur-iehi'-nesv, x. arri>j;an,e, f.

Uni;, lieiii,', t. embaraMein,nt. m. ; • .7: a. eml/raner,

lliij;e, hioiidj.', II. ly, a,!. ,notin.\ iin/iien.\e.

Ilii^,'. Iles,, luondji'ne .s<', j. ,.,•! ,in,lcur, cufrme, f.

Iliii;;;eriiiiiu;;;ii, lioii>;'euriiieU);'-cni, x. se,ict, m.; in
, 01 ca licite.

Hiilk. Il .-iilk, f. carène, f. ; ponton, m. ; — , v. a. vider.

Hull, licul, X. co,/nc, cos^e. i;onss,\ f. ; —, v. a. et n.
,■< .-wer : l'o'ter sans roUd.

Iliiily, lienl'l, a. coi.ui.

Iliiiii, lieumf, X. bourdonnement ; bruit sourd ; applan-
diMCnienl, m. ; — , ml. iirn'tez t — , 11. a. et n. bour-
don ner. fredonner ; applauiir.

Iluin.in, hi.iu'iii.inc, a. — ly, i»i/. humain.

Humane, hiounién*', a. — ly, ad. humain, bon, ie'nin.

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Iliimniilst, liiou'-iiiani>tc, r, f,ut>iniiis/i ; phihiophc, m.
lliiiiianity, liiou-iiKin'-iU, t. hii»i,iin!i\ (.
Iliiinanixt.', \\'\in\' -w-xn-nv/r, t. a. /iiiiiittinsi->\
lliim.inkiiiil, liin\i-iiianc-kaiim M', s. );ctue hiiinaiii, m.
lliunljjnl, licmii<''-ln;urilc, r. io/ih>'i, ni.
lliimlili;, cuiii(f'-l>r, a, — l)ly, atf. hiiiiihlc ; clu'tif; \saus

cornes ; — \)ck, .r. l>i>itri1oH, m. ; — uioutlicil, a. ifoiix ;

— , 7», rt. /iiiiniinr ; nh.tfirf,
Jliiiiililciicss, ciiiii(''-lir-iics'»", s. luitniliU\ si^iitiiisn'iiii, (.
Iliiiiibiij,', lu.iinit'-heiiKi s. ihuinù; f. ; (/icir.'.i/iiiurU; t. ;

— , T. il. ttll/'il-,

IIiiiiKlriiiii, licimic'-clrcuiiii', a. lourd, Iciif, stiipùie ;

imi/'iilc.
■<lliiiinliuli;oon, licimif-dciulji-'-CMîii', s. I>rui( iiiii'ili^m.
Iliiiiicct, liifiii-inckl', lliimctlatc, liioiiiiick'-tctc, -•. u.

Itiinifili-r.
IlMiMcclation, tiioii-mok-tc' clKiiiif, s, hiiiiiectulioii, f.
lliuiiid, liiou'-iiiiil, ir. Ixitiiihic.
Humidity, liioiiiuid'-iti, s. /luiiiitii/r, f.
i^Iiiniiliate, liioii-mil'-i-ctc, J'. d. hiiniilier.
Hiiniiliatioii, liioii-mil-i-ci'-cln.Mmr. c. hiiinilialion, f.
Ihimilily, liioii-iiiil'-i-ti, s. Juniiili/r, f.
llmiiMicr, hi;iimt'-ciir, s. celui qui Jri-donnc, boiirdomte.
llmiiiiiiiiL,', licuint'-iii'fj^/fr, s. boitriloniieinetit, ni.
llmnor, t. llnniour.

lltiinori'ît, iini'-iiiciir-istf, s. hiiinorisli- : fhisaii/, ni.
lluiiioroiis, iou'-mcur-cucf, a. — ly, ad, flnisaiit, drôle ;

fiiiila':i]iie.
Iliimoiousness, iou'-nieiir-cucf-ncssc, r. humeur capri-
cieuse,Jautaisie, f. ; eujoiieinent, m,
Iluinorsonie, ioii'-niciir-si.uinc', a, — ly, ad. pc'Iulant,

capricieu.y, plaisant.
Hniiiorsoniencss, ioir-inciir-seumc-ncss?, s. mauvaise

/tumeur ; caprice, f.
Iliniionr, ioii'-moiir, s. humeur; gaiclc, f. ; caprice,

ni.; plaisar,terie, f . ; — , v. a. plaire, complaire;

s'accoDDiioder à,
Ihinip, liuiiin'i), s. bosse, f. ; —back, s. dos l/ossu, ni.;

— b.ickcil, a. l'ossu.
llMiuii, lioun'cli, s. coup de coude, ni. ; —backed, a.

l'ossu.
Hundred, bcuiu'-drcd, a. cent; —, s. ceii:'aine, f. ;

caillou, district, m. ; — wci^,')!!, s. quintal, ni.
llinidreilfold, licMnf'-(b-ed-fùld, iJ. centuple.
Hundredth, beunf'-drcdth, a. centième.
Hun^. hfîuuV'"'. ''. Han^j.
Hunier, hcun'ji'-fjKeur, s. faim; euTi'e; — bit, — bitten,

a. alt'ame ; — starved, a. mourant de faim ; —, ?•. ;;.

avoir/aim.
Hun^;erly, hcun'>î'-.L,'«eur-li, a. et ad. affame'; avide-
ment.
lluii},'ry, Iieun");'-ri, a. — ily, ad. affame'; sterile ; to feci

— , avoir/aim.
Hunks, lieuiiks, s. harpas^on, m.
Hunt, lieun't, s. chasse ; meute, f. ; — , v. a. chasser ; to

— out, dépister, dccouîrir.
Hunter, liemiif'-teur, .r. chasseur; chien de chasse, m.
Huntintj, lieun<;'-tin'>j«!', s. chasse, (. ; — liorn, s. cor de

chasse, m. ; — scat, s. maison de chasse, f.
Huntress, hcunt-'-trcssi-, s. chasseresse, f.
Huntsman, heun'ts' - man?, s. chasseur, veneur, pi-

queur, m.
Huiitsmanship, lK'un'ts'-mnn?-clii|)<', s, chasse, f.
•tl lurclieon, lieurdjf'-euiif, s. hérisson, ni.
Illurdie, heur'-di, s./cssc, f.
Hurdle, litur'-dl', s. claie, f.
Hurds, lieurdz, s. pi. chhicvot'c;, f. pi.
Hurdy-jjurdy, heur'-di-ijKeiir'-di, s. vielle, f.
Hurl, heurl, s. tumulte, m. ; — , v. a. lancer ; pré-
cipiter.
IHurley-liackct, licur'-liliakkit, s. traîneau, m.
Hurly-burly, lienr'-li-beur'-li, s. broiiliaha, m.
Hurricane, heur'-i-kan^-, j. ouragan, m.
Hurry, heur'-i, s. hâte, precipitation, f. ; tumulte, m. ;

in a —, à la hate ; — , ■<'. a. et n. hdter ; précipiter,
presser ; se hâter, se presser ; to — away, entraîner ;

to — otr, emmener de force ; to — on, pousser.
Hurry-skurry, licur'-i-skcur'-i, ad. pêle-mt'le.
Hurt, lieurtf, s. jnal, doniuiage, m. ; blessure, f. ; — ,

V. a. /aire du mal ; faire tort ; blesser. [f.

Hurler, lieur'-teur, s. celui qui fait mal, m. ; rondelle,
Hurtful, lieurtc'-fiiul, n. — ly, ad. nuisible, perniciciis.
Hurtfulness, heurtc'-foul-iiessc, j. nature nuisible, f.
Hurtle, lieur' - tl', v. ci, et n. heurter; lancer; se

heurter,
Hurtiess, heurt«''-less<', a, — ly, ad, qui ne fait point de

mal, innocent; sans faire de mal.
Hurtlessness, heurtt'-less/'-ncssc, .1. innocence, f.
Husband, heuz'-bounird, s, mari, epou.x ; mciiUL^er, m.

— man, s, agriculteur, m. ; —, V. a. tnaricr ; cul-

tivtr,' menaj^cr.

I I lusbandless, heuz'-beunn'd-less<', a, sans mari,

\ IIusl)an;Uy, hcuz'-beimn'd-li, a, /ruinai, économe. (f.

I lusbaiidry, heuz'-bemin'd-rj, s, aj;riculture ; eioii,vn,t.
Hush, lieucli, int, chut! paix! —,a. silencieu.x ; —,

T'. a, et II. /aire taire, apaiser; se taire.
Huvk, lieusk, s. cosse, 1,'^ousse, f. ; — , v, a. e\osstr.
Husked, lieus'-ked, a. cossu ; c'cossi'.
Musky, lieus'-kl, (j. fi>n«; âpiT ; raiique.
Mussar, liou-zar', s. hussard, n\,
Mussy, heuz'-l, s. coureuse ; coquine, f.
Hus;mi^;s, heus'-tiii^;//z, s, a.\seiiib!ee, f. ; conseil, m.
Mustle. Iieus'-sl', t. a. pousser, secouer ; coufoiulie.
Huswife, hciiz'-if, s, )nenai;cre, f. ; — , v, a. ccononiner,

épargner.
Tluswifery, henz'-if-ri, s, économie, épar.t;ne, f.
Hut, lieutV, s. hutte, t'araque, f. ; — , 11, a, baraqiicr.

II ut eh, lieutclu', .r. huche ; loj^e à lapins, t,
] lluz, lieuz, T'. Us.

iluzz, lieuz, V. n, bourdonner.

lluzza, liou-zé', tut. hoiiza l vivat t — , v, a, rcicvoir
avec des cris de joie,

Hyatinth, l.aï'-.i-eiun'lh, s, jacinthe ; hyacinthe, f.

llybriilous, liib'-ri-dcuc»-, a. hybride.

Hydraulic, —al, l'aï-dr.l'-lik, — ;il, a, hydraulique.

Hydraulics, haï(lr."i'-liks, s. pi. hydraulique, f.

Hydropic, ^al, li.ii'drop'-ik, — af, a. hydropique.

Hycnial, h lï'-i-nial, a. d'Iiiver.

Ilyeii, hai'-eun, II>cna. hai-i'-na, .r. hyhie, f.

Hymen, liaï'-meiin, r. hymen, hyine'nee, ni.

Ilyiueueal, h.iï-inini'-al, a. de l'hymen, nuptial.

Ilymn. hinif, s. hymne, m.; —, v. n. chanter ,l:s

Ilyp, hip, V. a. attrister, {.hyiiiua.

Hyperbole, h.aï-per'-bo-li, s, hyperbole, f.

llyperbdlic, — al, hai-per-l)o!'-ik, —al, a. — aliy, iid.
hyperbolique.

Hyplieii, hiî'-fcnn, s. trait d'union, tiret, m.

Ilypocliondria, liip-ô-kont''-<lri-a, s. hypocondrie, f.

Hypochontlriacal, hip-ô-kon^-draï'-a-k.il, a, hypocon-
driaque.

Hypocrite, hip'-ô-krilt', s, hypocrite, tartufe, m.

Hypothesis, liaï-poth'-i-cissf, s. hypothèse, f.

llypothetic, —al, liaï-pô-tlict'-ik, —al, a. hypothétique.

liyssop, liiz'-zeup (haï'-scup), J. hysope, f.

Hysterical, Ins-tcr'-i-kaI, a. hystérique.

Hysterics, his-tcr'-iks, s, pi. Iiystjrie, f.

I, af, pn,j(, moi,

lauibic, àï'-ami--l.ik, ïamblque : s, ïambe, m,

Ice, aïci*, s, .1,'lace, f. ; — berj;, s, banc de ,i:larf, m.;

— cellar, r. cai'e à .i^lace, f. ; — house, s, glacière, f.;

— , V. a, filacer, cycler.
Ichneumon, ik-niQu'-mone-, s, ichneumon, m,
lihor, ,aï'-kor, .r. pus .séreux, m.
jclithyology, ik-thi-ol'-o-dji, s. ichthyolosie, [.
Icicle, ai'-ci-kl', s. j^laçon, m.
Iciness, aï'-ci-nessc, s, froid glacial, m. ; glace, t.
Icon, aï'-konif, s, image, f.

IcoiK l.'st, aï-kon'-o-kl.ist?, s. iconoclaste, m, et f.
Icy, af'ci, a. glace', glacial,
I'<l, >aïd. pour l bad, I would.
Idea, aï-di'-a, .r. idee, f.
Ideal, .aï-di'-al, a, — ly, ad, ideal.
Idealize, aï-di'-alaïzt', ?'. a, idéaliser.
Identic, —al, aïdeim'-tik, —.il, a, identique.
îclenlic.ilness, aï-denn'-ti-k.il-m-ssc, .r. identité, f.
Identify, aï-denn'-ti-f.iï, -: a. identfier.
Identity, aï-clenn'-titi, s. identité, f.
Ideolotjist, .aï-di-ol'-ô-djist, s. idéologue, m.
Idiocy, id'-i-ô-ci, s. idiotisme, ni,
Iiliom, id'-i-euinif, s. idiome, lu.
Icliot, id'-i-eutc, .r. idiot, m.
Idiotie, idi-ot'-ik, a. absurde ; stiipide.
Idiotism, id'-i-eut-izm, .r. idiotisme, m.
Idle, aï'-cir, a, oisif, inoccupé'; vain; — , v, H. Z'i'vrt

dans l'oisiveté.
Idleness, ai'-dl'-nessc, s, oisiveté, paresse, f.
Idler, aï'-dleur, s. oisif; paresseux, m.
Idly, ai'-dii, ad, oisivement ; follement, sottement,
Idiil, .aï'-deul. s. idole, m.
Idolater, aï-dol -a-tcur, s, idolMre, m. et f.
Idolatrous, ai-tlol'-a-trcucc, a. idolâtre.
Idolatry, .aï-dol'-.->-tri, s. idolâtrie, f.
Idolize, .lï'-do-l.iïzc, v. a, idolâtrer,
Idoncous. aï-dô'-ni-eucc, a, propre, conveuabU,
Idyl, aï'-dil, j. idylle, f.
If, if, c, si : pourvu que.
Ij,'neous, ifj'-ni-ciicc, a, ign^,
li;nlï-fatuus, ig'-nis-fatch'-iou-cuc^, i,/cu-/clMx Dt

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tpittc, îfjn.iît*', V. a. eiijla/niiifr,

iunitilile, iB-liaï'-ti-l)!', <». iujltiminnbte.
ijinolili-'. iK-"<^'-l^l/ "• — l'Iy. '»''• iii'x^blf, vil,
ipiolikiicss, ij;-n6'-t>r-iiess<', s. /'iit.fiTic. f.
I[;nciiiiini<)ii'i, it;-;iri-iniir-yciic^, a. — ly, mi'. i,:;iioniii:ieHX.
I^niiiii'.îiy, ijf'-iii'i-iiii-ni, s. i^'iiominie, f.
ii;n"r.iiiiiis, in-iiô-rc'-iiiciicc, s. ii;noraiif, m.
I^iior.incc, il;'•lll^-r;^nn'c^, s. tiriioritiue, f.

Ijinor.iiit, l^; -iio-raim t, a
is^'iiorit/it, ifiiare, m

■ly.

ii(/. tt;iioriXii( ; — , S.

I);nor,iiitncss, i({'-iiô-r.inn't-ncss<*, s. i\'iioni>ice, f.

iKiiore, ijj-iiôrf', 7'. a. ii^iioier.

iKnoscible, iç-rios'-si-bl", a. pardonnable.

llr, aile t. aile, f,

jlc«, aï'li-ks, s. yeuse, f.

mit, ilk.//, chaque,

ill, nil, />(>;(y I will.

111. il, a. et ad. in.iuvais, mal; to f.tll — , tctither
malade; to take — , prendre en nuiiiTaise farl ; —
affcctcil. a. mal inteiitionue ; — lirnl, a. mal e'ItTe' ;

— lincilint;, j. mal/ton nAc/t', f.; — comlitioncd, a. en
maiti'tn's état ; — favoured, a. disi^rmieiix ; — fn-
vourcilness, s. mauvaise ,t;^r(lce, f. ; — n.itiire, r. mf-
(hitnceté, tnaliee, f.; — n.itiirod, a. — ly, .i(/. /n&liaiit;

— ple.ised, a, tne\onteut ; — shaped, a. mirlhdli ;
t— sorted, a. mal assorti ; — timed, a. mal à propos;

— will. X. mah'eillaiice, f. ; — , s. mal, maltuur, m.
la.ipse. il-laps'. s. infusion, inspiration, f.
l'.)'|iicate, il-lé'-koiii-ctf, v. a. attraper.

llliudable. il-l.l'-da-ljl', a. indij^'ie de louange.

illi.i,Ml. il-li'-t;al, a. — ly, ad. ille\'al.

IllcsMlity, il-Ii-«al'-i-tl, s. illeX-alitt', f.

!lli;;(tiility, iMed-ji-l)il'-i-ti, s. caractère, illisible, m.

W^Mc, il-ledj'-i-bl', ad. illisidle.

ki;itimacy, il-li-djit'-i-ina-ci, s. illégitimité, f.
llli:,'iliiiiate, il-li-djit'-i-iiiét^, a. — ly, ad. illégitime;
J'tuix ; — , V. a. declarer illégitime.
Illcijiliniation, iMi-dji-ti-iiKi'-clieiinc, .r. illégitimité, f.
initierai, il-lib'-er-al, a. — ly, ad. illil>cral, mesquin,

borne.
lllilierality, il lib-er-nl'-i-ti. s. mesquincril, bassesse, f.
illicit, illis'-itc. a. — ly, ad. illicite.
illicitiitjss, il-lis'-sit-ness^, .t. i/lc'galitc, f.
lllii;litL'n, il-l,iï'-t'ii, V. a. illuiiiiner ; éclairer,
llliiiiitably, il-lii\i'-i-ta-bli, ad. sans bornes.
illinuted, il-lini'-i-ted, a. illimite.
Iliiiiiteiincss, iMiiii'-i-ted-nesst", s. immensité, f.
Ililcracy, illit'-er-.a-ci, s. manque d'instruction, m,
llitoratf, il-lil'-er-étc, a. illettré.
Ilitcratciicss. illit'-cr-étc-iicssc, V. Illiteracy.

Iness. il'-nessc, s. mauvais état, m. ; maladie, f.
Ilojical, il-lodj'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. contraire à la

li\iql(e.^

link', il-lioudt'', 7>. a. tromper, dece7>0!r.

Hume, il - lioiiiiiif', Illiniiiiiate, il -liou'-mi -nct^, v. a.

idairir ; illuminer ; e'claircir.

lliimination, il-liou-iui-né'-clieun?, J. illumination ;

impiration, (.

lluiiiiiiativc, il-liou'-mi-nn-tl-vir, a. illuminatif.
Iluiniiiator, il-lioii'-mi-iié-teiir, s. celui qui éclaire.
Iliiiiiiric. il-liou'-iniii^, v. a. éclairer.
Ilusion, illiou'-jciinc, .f. illusion, f.
lliNivc. il-linu'-civt', Illusory, illiou'-seur-i, a. illusoire.
Iliistratc, il-leus'-trét?, v. a. illustrer ; e'claircir.
lluslratii^u. il-lcus-tré'-cheuiif, s. illustration, f.; e'clair-

dssement, m.

Ilubtr.itive. il-leus'-tra-tiv?, a. — ly, ad. explicatif.

luitricius, il-leus'-trl-euc<r, a. — ly. ad. illustre.

Iiisiriousness, il-leus'-tri-eu«-nessf, s, célébrité', f.

\\\,wx\e, pour I ani.

.1^0, im'-idjc, s. image, f. ; — , v. a. repre'senter ; se
/fcéifiiter.

n.;i,'cry. im'-idj-er-i, s images, visions, f. pi.

ii.Hinable, i-niaili'-i-na-bl', a. imaginable.

iias'inary, i-iundj-i-na-ri, a. imaginaire.

ii.ti;in,ition, i-nia-dii ni''-clieuni?, s. imagination, f.

irij;iiiativc, i-niadj'-i-na-t:vi', a. Imaginatif.

nfinc, i-uiadj'-in^, v. a. et n. imaginer,

i^ank, etc., v. linibank, etc.

iliecile. inic-bes'-il (inic-bi-cil'). a. imbe'cile. débile.
'ccility. iuit'-bisil'-i-ti, .f. dihilité. inlirinnc, f.

iliilv. iiMf-b.iïU''. V. a. absorber : imprcf^ncr,

iliibitiiin. iiiic-lii-bicli'-cuiic, s. absorption, f.

iliiilur. iiiifliii'tur, t'. if. rcndic amer : ai:;rir.

ili'wly. ini-'-biur-i, 7>. <». et n. iutorporcr, \ imorporer.

ll«i!.|(jil, inii -bùl'.crn, v. a. er.liardir.

iliovini, iinc-bou'-2eiiiii^, v. a. embrasser.

iliuw. inic.b.iim', 7', a. voiitcr.

iliowrneut, iiiir-baou'-liieimt, s. voiite, f.

lUIcatc, iuiif'-bii'két^, a, imbrique.

Imbrication, linf-bri-ké'-clieim»', s. imbrication, t,

Iinbrnwii, inii'-bramim'', v. a. rembrunir.

Imbrue, inu'-brciii', v. a. tremper ; souiller

Imbrute, iiiic-broutf', v. a. abrutir.

Imbue, iiiit'-biou', v. a. imbiber ; inspirer,

Imbursc, im^-beurst-', v. a. rembourser.

Imit.ibic, iiii'-i-ta-bl', <J. imitable.

Imitate, ini'-i-tétc, 71. a. imiter.

Imitation, i-nii-té'-cheim^, s. imitation, f,

luiitative, im'-i-té-tivr, a. imitatif.

luiit.itur, im'-i-té-teur, s. imitateur, m.

luimaculate, im'-mak' -iou-lét<', a. immaculé, sans

tache.
hmiianacle, im'-man'-a-kl', v, a. emmenotter, enc/iainef,
IiUMiaue, iiu'-mén^', a. énorme ; atroce.
Imm.inity, iin'-uian'-i-ti, s. féiwité, énormité, f,
Immask, im'-mask', T. a. masquer.
Imm.itcri.d, im'-uia-ti'-ri-al, a. — ly, ad. immatériel.
Immateriality, ini'-iua-ti-riar-i-ti, s. inimatcrialifé. f.
Imiuature, im'-ma-tiourc', a. — ly, atl. immiir; prema-
ture ; irréjtéchi.
Imm.iturcness, im'-uia-timirc'-ness^. Immaturity, im'.

ma-tiou'-ri-ti, s. immaturité, f.
Immeasur.d)le, im'-iiiej'-iou-ru-br, a, — bly, ad. inconi.

mensurable.
Inuuediate, im'-mi'-di-étc, a. — ly, ad. immédiat.
lunnedic.ible. iui'-uied'-ikabr, a. incurable.
Immemorl.il, iin'-nii-ino'-ri-al, a. immémorial.
luuucuse, im'-meunstr', a. — iy, ad. immense.
Iiuniensely, im'-menu'st'-li, ail. immensément.
luunciisity, im'-menu'-si-ti, s. immensité, f.
Iiuuiensurablc, iiu'-iiienu'-cliiou-ru-br, a. incommensum

rable.
Immerj.;c, im'-merdji;', v. a. plonger dans.
Imnicrsirin, Im'-mer'-jeuuf. s. immersion, f.
Imniiuence, iui'-mi-iienuct', s. imminence, f.
InuMinent, iui''-mi-ncnu't, a. imminent.
Inimini^le, iui'-uiin'ij'-i;''' •'• <»• nié/er ; mélanger,
Inunissiou, ini'-micU'-eiuic, ï. injection, f.
Immi.\, im'-miks', t. a. mêler.
Immobility, im'-mo-bil'-i-ti, s. immobilité, f.
Immoder.ite, im'-mod'cr-étc, a. — ly. ad. immodc'r/.
Imiunderation, im'-iiiod'-er-ii'-clieuut', j. e.\orbitanie, f. ;

e.vcès, m.
Immodest, inr-mod'-cstc, a. — ly, ad. immodeste.
Immodesty, iiu'-inod'-es-li, s. immodestie, f.
Immolate, im''-mô-lét;, v. a. immoler.
Immolation, iin'-mô-lc'-chcunf, s. immolation.
Immoral, im"-mor'-.aI, a. — ly, ad. immoral.
lunuor.ility, im'-mô-r.il'-i-ti, s. immoralité, f.
Iiumort.il, im'-mor'-tal, a. — ly, ad. immortel.
luunortality, im-mor-tal'i-ti, s. immortalité, (.
'.iunortalize, im'-iuor'-tal-aïzc, v. a. immortally r.
Immoveable, im'-mouv'-a-bl', a. —bly, ad. immobile;

inébranlable; — , s. immeuble, m.
Inununity, im'-uiiou'-ni-ti, j. immunité, f. ; privilège, m.
Immure, iui'-miourï', v. a. enfermer.
luunusical, iMi'-miou'-zi-kal, a. discordant.
luuuutability, im'-miou-ta-bil'-i-ti, s. immutabilité, f.
Inuiuitable, im'-miou'-ta-bl', a. —bly, ad. iinmnable.
Iinj), iui'p, s. lutin, m.; greffe, f. ; —, v. a. ajouter,

allonger ; greffer.
Impact, imf-pakt', v. a. cogner.
Impair, imc-pair', v. a. diminuer; détériorer.
Imjj.iirment, im^-pair'-ineuu't, s. diminution ; détériora'

tion, f.
Impanation, imf-pa-né'-clieunc. s. impanatioii, f,
liup.irity, iuic par'-i-ti, r. inéi;alité, f.
luipark, iuif-park', v. a. enclore.
luip.irt. iuic-partr', v. a. donner, accorder.
Impartial, imc-par'-ctial, a. -\y, ad. impartial.
luiparti.dity. iuif-par-chi-al'-i-ti, j-. impartialité, (.
luip.irliblu, iuif-p.ir'-ti-br, 11. communicable.
Impiissable, iuif-pass'-sa-bl', a. impraticable.
luip.isbibility, iuic-pas-si-bil'-i-ti, s. impassibilité, f.
Impassible, iuif-pass'-i-bl', ii. impassible.
Imp.ission, iuif-patli'-euu<', v. a. passionner.
Impassive, imd'-|)ass'-sive, a. — ly. <(i^. insensible.
Imp iste, im^-pestf', v. a. empiiier.
Impatience, imf-pé'-clicnnc<-, s. impatience, f.
Imp.iticut, imc-pé-clicnn't, a. — ly, ad. impatient,
Imp.iwii, imc-p.iiu''. v. a. e/ii^ai^er.
Impijac:!), imf-pilcli', T'. a. empédier ; aiciiser.
Impc.uliiblc, imi-pili;li'-,ibr, a. acuuible.
Impiailicr, im'-pili II '■» ur, f. aicusateiir, m.
Impcuhmcnt, imf-pitcli'-uieuu't, .r. empêchement, m. ;

aicn-iation, f.
luipe.ul, init-pcrr, v. a. orner de perles.
Impeccability, im^-pek-k.i-bil'i-ti, s. impeccabiliie, (,
luipectable, iiiit'-pek'-k.i-bl', a. impeaabU,
Imiicdc, liiu^-i^id;, V, a, em/e'clur.

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, f.

Impediment, \me • ped'

obstacle, m.
Impel, iiii^-pel', v. a. pousser ; oblii^er.
IiiipelkMit, iiii?-pel'-lenn't, J. /orie impulsive, f.
'./|, lend, iiii^-penn'd', v. n. pencher ; menacer.
Iiiipcndciice, — cy, iinrpcim'-dcnii'c^ —ci, s. immi-

iioice, f.
^nipciidcnt, imz-pcnn'-denn't, ct. imminent.
'in|ioiK.'tr.il)lf, iin<"-|iun'-i-tr.i-iir, a. i>npenctraHe.
/iiipi-iiiteiit, iiii^-iieii'-i-tcmi't, (I. impénitent.
',iiipi:rativc, iiiipoMtivc. inic-pLT'-a-tiv?, s. iinperati/,m.
imperceptible, iiiiir-pcr-cep'-ti-bl', a. — bly, mi. imptr-

ceptilili:
Imporceptiblcncss, iiiM'-per-cep'-ti-br-ness?, s. tmper-

ceptil>ilitif, f.
Imperfect, iiii^-pcr'-fckt, tx. —\<j,ad. tmparlait.
Imperfection, iiiie'-per-fek'-clieiiiif', s. imperteclwn
Imperi.d, imc-p'"-'''-'''!- "• »"'/''■''"'•
l!iipcri(iiis, imf-pi'-ri-em:/', a. — ly, <«./. impérieux.
Imperishable, iiiic-per'-ith-.i-br, a. impcri-isahle.
Impersonal, iuu- -per'-seun-al, a. -ly, ad. impersonnel.
Impersn.isible, imï-per'-boué-zi-bl', ii, i/ii'on ne pent

persuadent
Impertinence, — cy, im<r-per'-ti-nenn'cc, — ci, s. imper-
tinence, absurdité, f. j • • «
Im|>crlinent, inK'-per'-li-ncim't, a. — ly, ad. impertinent,

importun ; hors de propos.
Impervious, imc-per'-vi-eiicc, a. impraticable.
Impetrnte, imf'-pi-trétc, v. a. impclrcr, ol'Ienir.
Impétr.ition, im?-pi-tré'-cheunc, s. impctration, obten-
tion, f. ....•«■
Impetuosity, imr-pctch-ion-os'-i-ti, s. impétuosité, f.
Impetuous, inic-petcli'-iou-eucf, a. — ly, ad. impétueux
Impetus, imi?'-pi-tenc<r, s. impulsion, t.
Impiety, im«-p.-iï'-i-ti, s. impiété, t.
Impi^fnorate, imf-pi>;'-nô-retc, v.a. mettre en nage.
Impinjje, imf-p'nn'djc', v. a. heurter contre, choquer.
Impi(;us, im^'-i>i-euc^, a. — ly, "'/. impie.
Impl.ic.-ibility, imc-ple-ka-bil'-i-ti, .r. tmplacabituc. f.
Implacable, im<'-ple'-ka-br, a. -bly, ad. implacable.
Implant, inw'-plann't', v. a. implanter ; imprimer.
Implantation, imr-plan£'-té'-cheun<', s. implantation, f.
Implead, ini^-plid<^, 7'. a. poursuivre en justice.
Implement, im^-pli-menn't, s. outil ; meuble, m.
Implicate, iuK'-pii-két^, v. a. impliquer ; embarrasser.
Implication, inif-jjli-ké'-cheun?, s. complication, f.
Implicit, imc-plis -it^ a. — ly, ad. implicite ; aveugle.
Implicitness, mi<'-plis'-itf-ness«', s. foi implicite, f.
Implore, iir.i'-plorir', v. a. implorer.
Implorer, inif-plô'-reur, s. ct lui qui implore.
Imply, ini<r-plaï, r'. a. impliquer, inférer.
Impoison, imr-piii'-zn, v. a. empoisonner.
Impolicy, iinc-pol'-ici, s. indiscretion, maladresse, f.
Impolite, iuic-po-laït.', a. — ly, ad. im^oH, malhonnête.
Impoliteness, iuic-po-lait<f'-ness<', s. impolitesse, f.
Impolitic, —al, im<?-i)ol'-i-tik, —al, —ally, ad. un-
politique.
Imponderable. im;-pon<''-<Ier-n-bl , a. imponderable.
Import, iniZ-pôrtc, f. importance, importation, f. ; —,
inK'-pôrtc, V. a. et n. importer; si>;nijier ; être

■ cCiinportance. .

Importance, — cy, imt'-pôr'-t'Tm't''. —ci, s. importance, f.

Important, inif-por-tann't, a. important.

Importation. imc-p/>r-lé'-clieunc, J-. importation, f.

Importer, iniï'-pôr'-teur, s. importateur, m.

Importtm.acy, inx'-por'-ticpvi ii.i-ci, j. importuntte, f.

Importunate, iui^-por'-ti liioiin.t,',./. — ly,<i./. importun.

Iniportiinat>-ness, imc-por'-tLlnouinti'-uesv-, s. im
portnnitè, f.

Importinie, inicportiount', a
V. a. importuner.

Importunity, iinc-por-tiou'-ni-ti. s. importuuite, f.

Impose, imir-pôzt^, v. a. imposer; lo — upon, en
imposer. . . . ,

Imposition, im?-pô-zich'-cunc, s. imposition : duperie, t.

Impossibility, imc-pos-si-bil'-i-ti, s. intp.'ssièilite, t.

Impossible, imc-pos'-si-bl', a. impossible.

Impost, im(r'-post£', s. impM, droit, m.

Imposthume, im^-pos'-tchiouinr, s. abcès, m.

Impostor, im?pos'-teur, s. imposteur, m.

Imposture, in\f-pos'-tchioiir, s. imposture, f.

-tLhiou-nétî'-uesv-,

-ly, ad. iinportun ; ■
np

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impuissance, f.
■puissant ; im-

Impotence, — cy. imf'-j>o-tenn ci'

Impotent, imir-pô-lenn t, a. — ly, ad.
potent.

Impoverish, im^-pov'-eur-ich^ v. a. appauvrir.

Impoverishment, ini<pov'-eur-iclu--menu t, s. appauv-
rissement, m. / . J

Impracticability, inKr-prak-ti-kabil'-i-ti, s. é.tdectqui
est impraticable. .... . ^ ^. ■.,

linpracticabW, lm<-prak'-ti-ka-br, «. tmfraticable :
impossiblt.

Imprecation, im^-pri-kë'-cheuii^, s. imprécation, f,

lnipre!,;n, iin^-print-'. v. a. imprégner, Je'conder.
lm|>rei;nable, mi(r-prejf'-na-br, n. imprenable.
imprcsjnate. im^-preif'-net^, v. Imore>;n.
Imprescriptible, im*-pri-skrip'-ti br. a. impresrrif'tmt.
Impress, inur'-press*, s. empreinte ; impression ; ,/,;i)i,

t.; — , inicr-press^, v. a. empreindre; impnmcr,

faire sentir ; enrif 1er de force.
Impressil)lc, im«'-prés'si-br, a. imprcs^ionnabh.
impression, im^-préch'-euuf, s. impression : einf<riiu!i.
Impressive, im<'-i>.-es'-sivc, a. — ly, ad. puissant. (.
imprint, iuif-prinnt', v. a. imprimer, graver.
imprison, imc-priz'-'n, v. a. emprisonner. Im,

Im|irisoiiment, im^-priz'-'n-menn't, s. enipriiominiinit,
Improb.dilc, Imc-prob'-a-bl', <«. —bly, ad. improl:il<.t.
Improbate, iiiic-pro-bètc, v a. improuver.
improbntion, iiiic-pro-bé'-cheunc v. improbation, f,
Inilirobity, im^'-prob'-i-ti, s. improbilc, {.
lMi|)romptu, imcpronie'-tioii, s. impromptu, m.
impro|)er, inif-prop'-eur, a. — ly, ad. impropre; w.

convenant,
Impro|)ri.ition,im(r-p''<^P'''-é'-chcunf. s. infeoda/i'ii, f,
impropriety, im^-prô-prai'-i-ti, s. impropriété , im>*

7-enance, f.
Im|)rov.ii'le, imc-prou'-va-bl', a. —bly, ad. sUKapiiKi

dam lioration.
Improve, imir pronv', v. a. et n. améliorer ; fir.

fectionner ; s amc'liorer ; Jaire des progrès.
Improvement, im^-prouv'-menut, s. amêlionilioii, f.;

f rognas, m.
Improvided, im^-prô-vai-ded. a. imprévu.
Improvidence, inu-prov'-i-denn'cf, s. imprevo\ow'.\
Improvident, im^'-prov'-i-deun't, a. — ly, ad. tmfri.

voyant; sans prévoyance.
Imprudence. im^-pro\i'-ileim'c?, s. imprudence, f.
Imprudent, imc-pro\i'-<leun't, a. — ly, ad. impm.i.nl.
iirpudence, — cy, im^-pion'-denn'cc, —ci, s. iinfubi.:'
Impudent, inw-piou'-deim't, a. — ly, ad. impndoi:.
Impnijn, im^-pioun;', v. a. attaquer, combattre.
Impuj,'ner, imc-piou'-neur, s. agresseur, m.
Impulse, inif'-peulsi', Impulsion, im<r-pcur-clicinA'

impulsion, f.
Impulsive, imf-peul'-siv^, a. impuhif.
Impimely, im^-piounir'-li, ad. impunément.
Impunit);, im<'-piou'-ni-ti, s. impunité, (.
Impure, im^-piourf', a. — ly, ad. impur.
Impurcnesse, imf-piourir'-ness<f. Impurity, hn?-pioii'ri;\

s. impureté.
Imputable, im?-j)iou'-ta-br, a. imputable.
Imputablencss, in«-piou'-ta-br-ness/-, s. imputabilCiX
imputation, im^'-piou-té-cheun^, s. imputation, f.
Impute, imf-pioutc', v. a. imputer.

In. inr, pr. et ad. dans, en ; par ; dedans.
inability, in'-a-bil'-i-ti, s. imapacité; iiisujplsance, f.

Inaccessible, iu'-ak-ces'-si-bl', a. inaccessible.

Inaccuracy, in'-ak'-kiou-ra-ti, s. inexactitude, f.

inaccurate, in'-ak'-kiourétf, a. — ly, ad. inexact.

Inaction, in'-ak'-cheun;, j. inaction, {.

Inactive, in'-ak'-tivt-, a. — ly. ad. inactif, oisif.

Inactivity, in'-ac-tiv'-i-ti, s. inactivité, f.

In idequate, in'-ad'-i-kouétf, a. — ly, ad. insii^lsM
imparfait.

Inadvertence, — cy, in'-ail-ver'-tcnn'ci', —ci, s.
ad.'ertance. f.

Inadvertent, in'-ad-ver'-lcnn't, a. — ly, ad. inatteiili).

in.ilicnable, in'-el'-yen-a-bl', a. inaliénable.

ina[ie, inénc, a. vide, l'ain.

Inanimate, in-an'-i-nietc, Inanimatod, in'-an'-i-niet!
11. inanimé.

Inanition, in'-a-nich'-eun,?, inanition, f.

Inappetency, in'-ap'-pi-lenn-ci, .f. défaut cC appel it.vi.

Inarch, in'-artch', v. a. greffer par approche,

inarticulate, '.n'-ar-tik'-iou-létf, a. inarticulé.

Inartificial, in'-ar-ti-fich'-al, ii. — ly, ad. sans art.

Inattention, in' at tcnn'-cheun<r, s. inattention, f.

Inattentive, in'-at-tenn'-tivf, n. inattenlif.

In indurate, in'-.\'-K;(iou-rél^ v. a. inaugurer.

Inauifuration, in'-.l-iji/iou-ro'-cheunc, s. inaugunilM

Inau'ration, iu'-.VrO'-cheun?, s. dorure, f.

Inborn, inf'-borii<', Inbreil, inir' bred, a. inné, njlin

Inc.ijre, t:i<r-kédji^, î/. a. mettre en cage.

incani.ation, inif-kan<r-té'-cheun?, s. enchantement,^

Incantatory, in^-kanir'-ta-tenr-i, <». magique.

Incapability, in^'-ka-pa-bil'-i-ti, s. incapacité, f.

Incapable, imf-ké'-pa-lil', a. incapable.

Incapableness, inf-ké'-pa-bl'-ness^, v. Incap.abihtv.

Incapacious, inc-ka-pé'-chenc<f, a. étroit ; incap.i..'.

Incapacitate, iiic-ka-pas'-i-tét?, v. a. rendre inca/A\

Inc.ip.ir.ity, iiif-k.i-pas'-i-ti, ,' incapacité, f.

Incarcerate, inr-kar'-ci-rétc, v. a. incarcérer.

lacarceraiion, in kar-ci-ré'cheun*, x, intarc^nlu»!

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Jncarnndine, in^-kar'-nr\-dainc, a. incartiat.

jnciriMte, in^-knr'-nctc. Incarnated, in^-knr'-nd-ted,

I s. incarnalioii, t.
— ly, a,i.

a. tiiùirii/.

Incarnation, in^-kar-nii'-clieun^

ii!C.iic, inir-kecf', z: Kncase.

Incautious, inf-ki'-cheucc, a. — ly, ad, inifriidtut,
\im!tenti/. [in.

Incemliary, in^-senn'-di-a-ri, s. incendinirf ; boiitr-ien,

inccnso, in^'-cenn'ci', s. tnn'iis, in. ; —, v. a. eiueitstr .■
jiic-cenn'tt'', v. a. irriter, fimoijuer.

IncciiMiry, iiu"'-cenn-scur-i, s. fiiieiiM<i)-, in.

Inceiitivf, iiic-ienn't'-ivf, <(, c.k ihtiil ; —, s. stiinulaiit

IrciTalion, iii^-ct-rc'-tlicuiif, s. iitco atioit, t'. [in.

iiiccrtliiiilc, in^-cer'-ti-tioiii|?, s. incertitude, f.

iiiccssaiit, iiif-ces'-sann't, a. — ly, ad, incessant.

incest, iiif'-ccst, 1-. in.este, in.

incebtiiiius iiif-ces'-tcliiou-euc^, a. — ly, ad. incestueux.

inch, iim'cli, s. pottce, ni. ; — by — , pen à peu .■ not ,ui
—.fomt du tout ; —,v. a. mesurer par poui.cs ;ja. re
Si'riir petit à petit.

Inciclciicc, — cy, iiif'-ci-denn'cr, —ci, s. incidence, f. ;
aatiifut, Ml.

Incident, in*'-si-denn't, a, incident, fortuit; —, s.
imiJeiit, ni.

Inciilciital, in^-si-denn'-tat, a. — ly, ad. accidental;
accessoire.

Incii'ient, iiic-cip'-i-enn't, a. coininen^ant.

iiuiio, inc-saizc, v. a inciser.

iiicbion, in<--cij'-euiic, v. incision, f.

Incisivf, iinr-siii'-civY, a. incisif.

Iiiciiation, int'-si-të'-cheim/, s. incitation, instigation, {.

incite, iiii'-sait^, v. a. inci''r. e.xciter.

in iiiiiieiit, iiK'-s.Vit^'-iiiLiin t, s. imitation, f,

incivil, in»:-slv'-il, — ly, ad, impôt ■.

incivility, iiK-siv-il'-i-ti, s. inci' tlite, f.

incicnieiicy, in«'-kleni'-fnn-ci, s. inctetnence, se've'rite', {.

i'lilciiiint, iiit'-klcni'-enn t, a. iui/rnient, rigoureux.

iinjin.ililt:, inr-klni'-na 1)1', a. enciiu, dispose a.

inclination, in<;-kli-né'-tliciin4', s. tiiciiiiatioii, f. ; pen-
chant, 111. ; iuct maison, f.

Incline, iiif-klaiiif', :■, ,«. et ». incliner, pencher ; être
tiii/Oic' à.

lncli|i, inc-klli)', z'. a. entourer.

iiiLli.ister, inc-kloï; '-teiir, v. a. clottrer.

include, iiiif-klioutU', v. a. renfermer, comprendre.

inclusively, in^-kliou'-civ^di, iii^. inclusivement .

Inciii;. int-kou', IncojjiiUo, iiif-ko^'-ni-tô, ad. incos;nito.

Inciilierciicc',— cy, iiif-kôhi'-rcnn ce,— ci, s. incoherence,

liiailiereiit, iiif'-kô-lii'-rciin't, a. incoherent. (f.

Inciiiiilmstibility, Unr-koin^-beusti-bil'-i-ti, s. incoinbus-
tiHlile, f.

Iniuiiiliustiblc, inc-koinr-hcns'-ti-bl', a. incombustible,

Incuiiic, iii^'-kenni*', s.rez'enu, ni.

Incdiiiniensurablc, in<--konii"-iiieiin'-cliiou-ra.br, Incoin-
nieiisiirato, in^-konif-nienn'-cliiou-ret<', a. inco.,iii:eu-
suroble. \i;ciier.

Inciiiiiiioilate, in^-kom^'-mo-diit^, v. a. incommoder,

Incoiiiinodious, inir-koni?-iii6'-di-euc?, i». — ly, ad. iiiconi-
ic, importun.

Inuiiiiiioiliousness, in^-koni^-mô'-di-cuccness.f, Incoin-
imiility, iiif-ko-inod'-i-ti, s. incommodité, f.

Inciiiiiminicable, in<-koni<'-iniou'-ni-ka-br, a. incommu-
al'le. [parable.

Intiiiiiparable, in^-konv'-pa-ra-bl', a. — bly, ad. iiicotn-

liicuiiipassionatc, in^-koni^-pach'-eun-étf, a. insensible,
impitoyable.

Incoiiipaiible, inirkoni^-pat'-i-hr, a. incompatible.

Incompetency, inr-konif'-pi-tenn-ci, s. iniompe'teuce ;
inmj/isance, f.

Incompetent, in^-koin<'-pi-tenn't, a. — ly, ad. incompé-
tent : insuffisant.

Incomplete, iiv-koin^-plit^', a. incomplet.

Incomprehensible, inf-konie-pri-lienn'-si-br, a
\i.i. incompréhensible.

nconceivable, int'-kon^-ci'-va-bl', a. — bly, ad. inconce-
ncondite, in^'-konc-d.aïtc, a. trréj^ulier. [Table.

no>nforinity, in^-konf-for'-ini-tl, s. nonconform ité, dis-
sUcnce, f.

itoiii;ruence, in^-kon^'-grou-enn'c^. Incongruity, in<-
koiif-grou'i-ti, s. i>icon);ruité, inconvenance, (.
ncoiyruous, in^-kon^'-grou-euct-, a. — ly, ad. inconve-
nant ; absurde.

ncoiiseciuence, in^-kon^-si-kouenn'c^, s. inconsequence,
(.; mauvais raisonnement, m. • [séif lient,

Incoiiiieiiuent, in^-kon^'-si-kouenn't, a. — ly, ad. incou-

Inconsiderable, in^-konf-sid'-er-a-bl', a. insignijiant,
sans valeur.

Inconsiderate, in?-kon^-sid'-er-ét*, a. — ly, ad. inconsi-
déré, irréfléchi.

Inconsiderateness, in^-kon^-sid'-er-ét^-ness^, Inconside-
ration, iM-koiu^-sid-«r-é'-cheunr, s imprudence, f.

Incon.sistence, —ci, in^-koiw-sis'-tcnn'c^ —ci, /. iiico>H'

patibilité,f. [patiblf.

Inconsistent, in^-kon^-sis'-tenn't, a. — ly, ad. iiicom-
Inconstancy, in?-kon«^.stann-ci, s. inconslame, f.
Inconstant, inf'-koii^-staiin't, a. inconstant. [testable.
liicontcstal>le, inckon/'-tes-ta-br, a. —bly, ad. incHJi-
Incoiuiiioiice, — cy, inf-kon^'-ti-ncnn'cc, —ci, s. iiuoif

tiiunce, {.
Iiudiitinent, in^-konf'-ti-ncnn't, a. —\y,ad. incontinenf,
liii ontroverîiblc, inc-koiic-tro-ver'-tibl', a. —bly, ad,

intfiitcstablc.
Iiicoiiveniiiiie, inckon<'-vi'-nicnn'c^, s. inroin ennuce;

iiicommoUué, f. ; —, v. a. incommoder, dcr,in:.;er.
Inconvenient, iiif-kon^-vi'-iiicnn't, a, — ly, ai», inconi-

mode ; impropre.
Incorporai, in<-Kor'-p6-r;il, Incorporeal, in^-kor-pô'-ri-al,

a. — ly, <7ii'. incorporel.
Incorporate, inc-kor'-p'Vrét?, v. a. et n. incorporer ;

s incorporer.
Incorporation, in<r-kor-po-ré'-clieun^, s. iiicorporaticn, (,
incorrect, in^-kor-rekt , ii. — ly, ad. incorrect.
Incorrectness, inf-kor-rekt'-ness^, s. incorrection, in-
exactitude, (.
Incorrigible, iiif-kor'.ri-dji-br,a. —bly, ai/. iiicorri.;iblf,
Incorrigibleiiess, in^-kor'-ri-dji-bl'-nfss.*', s. nature m-

corrigible, f.
Incorrupt, inc-kor-reupt', a. iiitèi^re.
incorriipti'.^le, iiic-kor-reup'-tibl', il. incorruf>tible.
liicorruptness, iiit-kor-reupt'-iiîssc, s. pureté ; inti\:;ril/,
incrassate, in<--kras'-sét«', v. a. épaissir. [f.

liicrassation, inf-kras-sé'-clieunc, s. épaississement, m.
\\\cxci.\'-,\i,\\\e' -Vnce, s. accroissement, m. : aii^nieiitalion,

1'. ; —, iiit'-kricc', v. a. et n. accroître, aui;iiicntcr ;

s' accroître ; s'aiii^menter.
lucre. ite, iuc-kri-étc', a. iiicréé.
Incredibility, iiif-kred-i-bil'-i-ti, s. inoédibi'ité, f.
Incredible, inf-kred'-i-bl', a. — l)ly. ad. incroyable.
Incrediblcness, inf-kred'-i-bl'-nessc, v. liicreilib.lity.
Incredulity, iiif-kri-diou'-li-ti, s. incrédulité, f.
Incredulous, in^-kred'-iou-leuct', a. incrédule. (f,

iiicredulousness, in^-kred'-iou-lciicf-nesv, s. incrédiilir-:'.
Increment, iii<r'-kri-nieiin't, s. accroissement, m. ; crue, I.
Increpate, in<''-kri-pét«', v. a. réprimander. [crinicr.
Incrust, in<;-kreust', Incrustate, iiif-kreus'-tétc, v. a. in-
Incrustation, iiit'-kreus-té'-clieunc, s. incrustation, f.
I Incubate, iiic'-kiou-be-tf, v. ii. couver.
! Incubation, int'-kiou-bé'-cheuuf, s. incubation, f.
' Incubus, iii<^-kiou-beuc?, s. cauchemar, lu.

Iiiculc.ite, ini'-keul'-ke-t?, t'. a. i«(j(/y;«/-.
' inculcation, iiif-keul-ké'-clieuiu% s. action d'innilt/iirr, f.
j Incuit, inc-keult', Incultivated, iu«'-keur-ti-ve-ted, a.

inculte.
Incumbency, in^-keum^'-bennci, s. possession, d'un

benefice, t.
'■ Incumbent, inc-keuinf'-benn't, a. imposé.
I incur, inc-kcur', zi. a. encourir ; s'exposer,
\ Incurability, iiKr-kiou-ra-bil'-i-ti, v. incurabililé, f.
j Incurable, iiif-kiou-ra-bl', a.— bly, ail, incurable.
j Incurableness, ini'-kiou'-ra-bl'-nessi', Z'. Incurability,
I Incurious, inc-kiou'-ri-eucc, a, insouciant.
1 Incursion, iiKr-keur'-clieunc, s, incursion, f,
Incurvate, hif-keur'-véti', v. a. courber; — , a. courbe

en dedans.
Incurvation, ine-keur-vé-clieun?, Incurvity, inf-keur'-\i-

ti, s. courbure, f. [piste,

Indagate, iiif-cl.igKétc, v. a. recherr/ter, suivre à la
Indngation, in<-<bi-j,'«e'-cheiiuc, s. recherche, f.
Indebted, inc-det -ed, a. endetté.
Inilecency, inc-di'-cenn-ci, j. indécence, f.
Indecent, in<r-cli'-ceiint, a, — ly, ad. indécent.
Indecision, inf-di-sij'-eunc, s. iiidéciiion, f.
1 liulecisive, inc-di-s.ii'-sive, a. indécis.
—bly, ! Imlcclinable, inc-iilklaï'-na-br, a. iiuUclinable.

j Indecorous, inf-ili-ko'-reucir (iiu'-dek'-ô-reucc), a. incon-

Z'enant.
Iiidecorousness, inc-di-ko'-renc^-ness?. Indecorum, ii«

di-ko-reunif, s. inconz'enance, f.
Indeed, inc-dUr, ad. en z'éri!'.
liulef.itigable, iiu'-di-f.U'-i-ga bl , a. infatigable.
Indefeasible, ine'-di-tiz'-i-bl', a. irrévocable ; inat-
taquable.
Indefensible, ine'-di-fenn'-si-bl', a. indéfendable.
Indefinite, inf-defi-nitc, a. — ly, ad. itidéjini.
Iiuletinitcness, inc-dcr-i-nitc-ncssc, liideiinitude, in/-di*

fin'-itioud^, s. infinité, f. ; lav'"'. ni.
Indeliberate, inf-di-lib'-erett-, a. indélibcré.
Indelible, iiif-del'-i-br, a. inejfa^able. [f.

Indelicacy, inf-del'-i-k.a-ci, s, indélicatesse ; grossièreté.
Indelicate, in^-del'-i-kétr, a. — ly, ad. indélicat : grossier.
Indemnification, inr-dein'-ni-n-ké'-cheun?, s. dédoiii'

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Indemnliy, iiw-rfciu''-ui-fai, v. a. imiemuisei; de\io»i-

iiiai;er.
Imluiimity, in?-<leiij''-nl-ti, r. iiidttniiilf, f.
liiilciit, iiic-dcimt', s. tnlitilU : UeiilKitre, f . ; couf'Oii,

III. ; —, 7'. <T. fl II- i/fii/i'r, dtnlfUr : c>i!',a-^i^r ; i V« V'U'''''-
Iniliiit.ilioii, iiu-ilciiiitc'-Llit-uiic, J. <'/i/iii//i', i/<'//t'/'<'V, f.
Inikiitiirc, iiu-ikiui'-tcliiciir, s. charu--/<a>lu\ f. ; lon-

tint, m. , , ,

liulci'ciKlonce, — cy, iiu--cli-i)cn»'.(lciin «, — ci, J. lucle-

/•lllllillllC, i. , ■ J ■

IikIl'iii.iiiIliiI, iiifdi-pomi'-ilcnirt, a. — ly, ad. nidif'eH-

d.iiit.
JiKlescribable, iiw-tli-skmi'-baUr, n. itidescnpttbte.
Iiulcsinciulv, iiu'iles'-i-iioiiM t-li, nd. iiucuti'iiDifiit.
Iiidcslniclibli', iiicili-slrciik'-li-ll', •!. indrshiiclihle.
liulclLrL.iiii.itc, iiicili-tcr'-niincU', a. — ly, ■"'■ indeter-

mi'if'. J ■ ■ ■

liulctcriiiinnlion, ii\f-(li-tor'-mi-nd-chcuiu', .r. iiidccuioii,

im'iolulioii, f.
Indcvuiit, iii'.'-cli-vaoiiU'', a. iitde'vot. indijffireiil.
Index, iiit^-ilcks, i. iiuUx, 111. ; lablf, f. ; );uide, in.
Inditate, int'-di-Wcti'. T'. (J. i"r/<.//(t''.
Indication, iiu'-dl-ké'-chcimc, s. indication, f. ; indue, in.
Indicative, iiif-dik'-a-tivf, 1. indiaitif, in.
Indict, inc-d.iitc', v. 11. dcnoiuci; acciiscr.
liKlicticin, inf-dik'-cliciinc s. indiclioit : declaration, f.
Indictment, iiu'-daite-'-iiiciin't, .(. acti: d UiCiisation. in. |f.
Indilfcreiicc, — cy, inc-ilir-ci-cnn'cr, —ci, s. indi[/c>-ence,
Iiidillcrent, inc-ilif'-fr-cimt, u. — ly, ad. indijjcrent :

imfartial ; tant ioit pen. _

Indigence, — cy, iiu'-di-djcnn'cc, — ci, r. indigence, f.
IiKli),'eiions, iiif-did'-ji-nencc, a. indigène, naturel;

orii^inaire,
Iiidi^jciit, iiii'-di-djenn t, a iiidii^ent.
Indi^'c'st, iiif-di-ilicsl',(r. ^^ii/i/v"'^»-'.
liidiijostion, iiu--di-djcb'tcliL-unf, s. indit^estion, f.
liulitiiiant, iiu-diii'-nann't, a. — ly, ad. indij^nie ; avec

indt!,' nation.
Indii,'ii.iliiin, infditj-né' cl^l;vlll^ s. indignation, i.
Iiidijiiiity, iiu--diK'-iii-ti, s. indignité, f.
Indigo, in^'-di-ijo, ■'• «'"''Ù'". •"• , . ., ,

Indirect, inf-di-rekl', a. — ly. ad. indirect ; déloyal.
Indirectness, iiie'-direkt'ness/', i. dcioyante, f.
Indiscernible, iiw-diz-^rier'-nibr, a. — bly, ad. imper-
ceptible. , ....
Indiscreet, iiu'-dis-kritc', a. — ly, ad. indiscret.
Indiscretion, inc-dis-kréch'-eun.-, s. indiscretion, f.
Indiscriminate, iiu-dis-krim'-i-nétc, a. — ly, ad. indis-
tinct, confus. . ■ j-
Indispensable, iiK-dis-penn'-sa-bl , a. —bly, ad. indis-
pensable. .. . ,„ ,,.
Indispensableness, iiw-dis-penn'-sa-bl -ness^, s. obliga-
tion : nccessit-:, f. 1

Indispose, iiu-ilis-pozf', v. a. indisposer, tnconiino.ler.

Indisposednesb, iiie'-dis-pô'-zed-ness*', s. indisposition,
a-cvrsion, i. , . ■ «•

Indisposition, iiiir-dls-pô-zicli'-eiin<-, s. indisposition, f.

Indisputable, iiie'-dis'-pioii-ta-br (inir-dis-piou'-tabi ), a.
—h\v. ad. incontestable. . , ,., r

Indissolubility, im--dis-sô-li(ni-bil'-i-ti, .r. tndisudubtlitc.i.

Indissoluble, iiif-dis'-so-liou-bl', Indissolvable, me-dM-
ol'-va-bl', a. —bly, ad. indissoluble.

Indistinct, iiu'-dis-tin'kt', a. -ly, ad. indistinct, confus.

Indistinction, im'-dis-tin kt'-clieunc, s. confusion, X.

Indistinctness, inc-dis-tinkt'-ness^, s. confusion, f.

Individual, ine'-di-vid'-iou-al, a. — ly, ad. individuel ;
—, s. individu, m. . ..... ,., -r

Individuality, inc-di-vi-diou-al-i-ti, s. indiviaiialite, I.

Indivisible, nii'-di-viz'-i-bl', a. indivisible. ....

Indocible, inf-dos'-i-bl'. Indocile, inc-dos'-il, a. indocile.

ludocility, iiw-dô-cil'-i-ti, s. indocilité, f.

Indoctrinate, inc-dok'-tri-nétt-, v. a. instruire.

Indoctrination, inf-doktri-né'-clieunt-, s. instruction, f.

Indolence, — cy, iiu'-dô-lenn ce, —ci, s. indolence, f.

Indolent, in<r'-d6-lenn't, a. — ly, ad. indolent.

Indorse, inf-dorc/, v. a. endosser.

Indorsement, inc-dorc^'-incnn't, s. endossement, endos,

Indorser, in^-dor'-cenr, s. endosseur, m. [m.

Indow, in«-d6', v. lîudow.

IntlrauijUt, in<!'-draft, s. petite baie, f. ; golfe, m.

liulrencli, in<r-dreiin'ch', v. a. submerger ,. , , .

Indubious, inc-diou'-bi-eucf. Indubitable, m^-diou -bi-
ta-bl', a. —bly, ad. indubitable.

Induce, in^-diouci.', x». a. introduire; engager; deter-
miner. . . . ,. e v'I:

Inilucemcnt, inif-diouct-'-nicnn t, s. tndiirtion. 1. ; moti/.

Induction, iM-deuk'-clieun<f, s: installation ; induc-
tion, f. , j . j j ■>• ji

Inductive, in^dcuk'-tivf, a. — ly, ad. viductif ; par
induction. .

Ijjdwç, iiw-diou', y. a. rfvitir^ yffir.

Induire. In^-deuldj*', v. a. et n. inotrde itndu.i-oir,

favoriser, satisfaire, s'aionner A. . , ,

Indiiluence, — cy, iin'-deul'-djeiin c*', — ci, s. vidu, cn.i,

(. -.faveurs, f. pi. ; complaisance, t.
Indultjeiit, imr-deul'-djenn't, a. -ly, ad. tndu.fifri.
Induit, inf-deult', s. induit, m.
Indurate, iiw'-diou-rétf, î». a. et n, durcir; endnn.r^

s'endurcir.
Induration, tne'-diou-ré'-chenn»-, s. induration, f. ; ,•.,.

durcissement, m. j . ,

Industrious, inc-deus'-tri-euc*-, a. — ly, ad. tndUi'ncux,

laborieux, empresse. .

Industry, iiiif'-deus-tri, x. industrie ; activiU, f.
Inebriate, in'-i'-bri-ét?. z/. rt. ^«iwrf.. .,
Inebriation, in*-ibri-c'-chi5un^ Inebriety, m-ibr.ii iii,

s. ivresse, f.
Ineffability, in'-ef-fa-bil'-i-ti, s. ineffabiUté, T.
Inelfable. in'-ef'-fa-bl', a. —bly, ad. tnejfable
Inelfableness, in^-ef-fa-bl'-ness^, v. Inelfability
Ineffective, in'-ef-fek'-tiv^, Iiietfectual, in-ef-fclc Itliiou.

al, a. — ly, ad. inefficace, inutile.
Inelfectualness, in-cf-fek'-tcliiou-alnessf, s. vu-ii.i.

citif, t. . , ^ . ,

InelTicacy, in'-ef-fi-k.-i-ci. Inefficiency, m-cf-fich .(.iiii.i,

s. inefficacité; insuffisance, f.
Inefficient, in'.ef-fich'-enu't, <J. inefficace ; insnffisaiil.
Inelegance, — cy, in-el'-i-ijanu'cir, —ci, s. dcjml

d'élégance, m.
Inept, in-ept', a. — ly, ad. inepte.
Ineptitude, in'-ep'-ti-tioud^, .r. inaptitude, f.
I nequ.ility, in'-i-koual'-i-ti. J. inégalité, f.
Inerrable, in'-er'-ra-bl', a. —bly, ad. infaillible.
Inert, in'-ert«'', a. — ly, ad. inerte : avec inertie.
Inertness, in'-ert^'-nessé-, X. t«^'fiV, f. . ., , ,
Inevitable, in'-ev'-i-ta-bl', a. —bly, ad. inevitable.
Inexcusable, in'-eks-kiou'-au-bl', <i. —bly, ad. vux-

ensable. , . . t,

Inexh.iustible, in'-eks-li,1s'-tibl . a. inépuisable.
Inexorable, in'-eks'-ô-ra-W, <i. inexorable.
Inexperience, in'-eks-pi'-ri-eiin «, s. inexperience, f.
Inexperienced, in'-eks-pi'-ri-ennst, a. inexperimcnu
Inexpiable, in'-eks'-pi-a-bl', a. inexpiable ; impiloyr.t.
Inexplicable, in'-eks'-pli-ka-bl", a. inexplicable.
Inexpressible, in'-eks-pres'-si-bl', a. —bly, ad. ims;.t

mable. , , . , ,

Inexpressive, in'-eks-pres'-siv?, a. mexprimabli ; a-

signifiant. ^ ,,

Inexpugnable, in'-eks-peug'-na-bl , a. ine.xpugnab.i.
Inextricable, in'-eks'-tri k.a-bl', a. inextricable.
Ineye, in'-aî', v. a. greffier en écusson.
Infallibility, inc-fal-li-bil'-i-ti, s. infaillibilité, f.
Inf.Ulible, in<f-far-li-br, a. -bly, ad. infaillible.
Inf.dlibleness, in^-fal'-i-br-ness^, v. Infallibility,
lufainous, iiu-fé'-incucf, <i. — ly, '"/. iiijame.
Infamousness, in(r-fé'-meuc*--nessc. Infamy, me -fa-iau.

infamie, t.
Infancy, inif'-fani'-ci, s. enfance, f.
Infant, ine'-fann't. s. en/ant ; injant, m. ; — scliwU

salle d'asile, f. -.,...

Infanticide, inf-fanf'-ti-s.wlc. s. infanticide, m.
Infantile, inc'-fan.r-taiV, Infantine, inc'-laiif-tain.', 1.

enfantin.
Infantry, ine'-fane-tri, s. infanterie, f.
Infatuate, inc-fatch'-iou-ét^ v. a. infatner ; aveiig.tr.

engouer. ,. , ..,•,, 1

Infatuation, ine-fa-tchiou-é'-cheune, s. Infatuation, 1

aveuglement, m. .

Infeasible, 'me-fi'-z'i-hV, a. impraticable.
Infect, iiu'-fekt', v. a. infecter.
Infection, inf-fek'-cheunc, s. infection, f.
Infectious, ine-fek'-cheucf. Infective, in<r-fek tivf,

— ly, ad. contagieux.
Infecund, inc-fek'-eunn'd, a. sterile.
Infecundity, inc-fi-keune'-di-ti, s. stérilité, t.
Infelicity, ine-fi-lis'-i-ti, s. infortune, t.
Infer, inefet', v. a. inférer, déduire.
' Inference, ine'-fer-cnu'cc, s. induction, f.
Inferior, inf-fi'-ri-eur, a. inférieur.
Inferiority, inf-fi-rior'-i-ti, s. infériorité, f.
Infernal, in<r-fer'-nal, a. — ly, ad. infernal.
Infernally, iiif-fer'-nal-i, ad. infernalement.
Infertile, iiu'-fer'-til, a. enfertile, stérile.
Infertility, in<f-fQr-til'-i-ti, s. infertilité, f.
Infest, ine-fest', v. a. infester; tourmenter.
Infeudation, ine-fiou-dé'-clieunir, s. tnfeodatioH, I
Infidel. in«'-ti-del, (i. infdéle.
Infidelity, ine-fi-del'-i-ti, s. infidélité, f.
Infiltration, ine-fil-tré'-cheun*. s. infiltration, f.
Infiiute, 'w'-fi-mte, a. — ly, ad. i»J>>}i-.^^ . . .,, ,
Infiniteness, ine'-ti-nit^-ness^. s. infinité, vnmtnsiu,^
jnfinttivç, in«'-fi-ui-tivf, s. intuitif, m,

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Infinitmle, tn^fi'-ni-tioudc, Infinity, in^-fi'-nl-tt, s, in-
JinM, {.

Intiriii, iii^-fcnii?', a. iii/irnie ; /aih/e.
iiiliriii.uy, ine-ftjr'-m.'i-ri, s. iiijirmerit, f.
Iiiliriiiity, iru'-fur'-mi-ti, Infiriimcss, inf-ferm*'-nc<;s^, s.

J,ut;'i-iif. {.

Infix, im-tiks', I', a. eii/oncer ; inculi/utr.
Inll.iiiu', in^-flciiif', v, a, ft it. eiijlaiiimer ; exasf/rer ;

s'nijtanuiier,
Inrl.iiiMii.ililo, iiif'-llain'-iiia-t)!', a. injlainiiiable.
jnrt.iiiiiii.itinii, in^-lldiu-mti'-chcuiif, s, iiijUimmation ;

irritation, f.
Inrt.iiiunatory, inc-fl,im'-ma-teur-i, a. in/fammaloire,
jiiilite, iiit-(ktf ', V. a. eiijler ; soiij/lcy,
iiill.iliiiii, iii(-llc'-,.liL'iiiif, s. oij/iirr, f. ; ^o>i/lf»ifiif, in.
Inllctt, inc"-rti;kt', v. a.jhchir : ih-'cliiifr, i\»ijiij;iur,
jnllcttion, in^-flL-k'-clRiiiic, s. i)i//,:\ioii, f.
Inil'.-xihility, iiic-llcks-iliir-i-ti, .■'. i/i//fxi//iîiti', f.
Inllcxiliio, iiu'-llcks'-i-hr, a. —lily, a.t. iiijltxihle.
Iiilkxilili.'nL'ss, iiic-tlck'i'-ibr-ncb',?, v. Inllcxibilily,
IriHict, iiic-liiki', V. It. iitjlii:cr.
InllicticJii, iiu'-llik'-clicmk', s. iiijliclioii ; feittt, f,
Inllictivo, inc-ll.k'-tivf, a. iiijlicli/.
InlliicncL', inf'-fliini-cnii'-cf, ,f. iiijliiciue, f. ; — , v. a.

iiijlutr sur ; iiijliieiuer.
InliiiLiitial, in<f-fliou-cnn'-clial, a. influent.
jnlliiuiua, in-'-lliou-cnn'-za, s. i;riff'e, f.
Inllux, iiif'-llL-iiks, s.Jlux, m. ; inspiration, f.
Infold, inf-foUr, V. at, envflofpcr.
Infuriii, im-funiif', v, a. et n. in/oniter, instruire;

aiiiinir.
Iiifurjnal, in^-for'-nial, a. irre'snlier,
Inforin.iiit, int'-for'-nianii't, s. celui i^ui in/orine ; aciii-

idfei.r, 111.
Information, inc-fdr-inc-clieim^, s. information, instriic-
Infraction, inf-frak'-cheuiK-, s. infraction, f. [lion, {.
Inlractur, iiw-frak'-teiir, s. infractcur, in.
lnrrc(|m.iice, — cy, iiK'-fri'-kuiiuim'cc, — ci, s. raretc, (.
Infrtijiicnt, iiic-fri'-knuenn't, a. rare.
Infriiii,'!;, inf-frinnMjc', î'. a. enfreindre, Tio'er,
liifrinijeiiicnt, iiic-rriiin'iljt''-iiionirt, s. infraction, f.
Infriii^fer, iiu'-fiiiind'-jcur, j. infractcur, in.
Infust.itc, iiit'-feiis'-kctc, 7'. a. o/'sciircir, noircir.
Infiiacalion, iiu'-lcns-Uc'-tlieimi', .f. ol'sciircisscntent, m.
Infuse, inc-lioiizi'', X'. a. infmer, inspire):
Infiisiuii, inc-liou'-jciin^, s. infusion ; inspiration, f.
Iii:;.itln.Tin)|, in('-j,'alli'-(.'nr-in'^«^, s. rccolte, f.
(Inijiin, int'-ifanf', s. oii;non.

Ini;ciiiiiiation, inf-(ljcin-i-né'-cliennc,.f. redoublement, m.
In^'ciiimis, in<;-clji'-ni-t;iicc, ir. — ly, ad. int^énicux.
liyciiidusncss, in?-clji'-ni-fncf-iiess<', s. esprit inj^e-
In^fiiitc, int'-iljun'-nitt', a. innc, naturel, [;;(V»(.v,'ni.

InKuiiuity, inc-dji-nimi'-i-li, s. f;cnie, in. ; Jialn/ctc, f.
Ini;t.-nii(jus, inc-djcn'-ioii-cua-, a. — ly, ad, in/^cnu ;

i't'ut'reux.
Iii^"jiui(Uisncss, iiif'-iljen'-ioii-cncf^-ncssi?, s. itii^c'nuitc,
tingle, iiit" t;!', s. feu. in. [naii'cte, f.

Inijluriciis, in.'-L;iù'-ri-cnCf', a. — ly, ad. is^nomintcu.x.
ln.;M|. iii,'-^ott, s. liUi;,',', ni.

InijiMir, iii('-j,'r.iir. liKiralt, iiw-j^rift', ?'.(i. a' '■<://<'''i ""'<.''■.
Iii;,'r.iftiiicnt, ini'->,nMri'-iiK'iiiit, s.:;rcfle, f.
lni,'r,iti,ite, inf-^rc'-c.lii-il<'. T'. a. i;iit;iicrlafa:>cur.
lii.;r.ilitii(le, inc-ijriit'-i-liiiiulc, s. iu^'nttiludc, f.
in;.;rcili'.-nt, iiif-;,;ri'-<li-L'iiirt, .v. ii:.i;rcdient, in.
In(,'n--ss, inf'-);rc.sc, lnt;ro-,sion, iiit-yrccli'-ounc, s.
Ini;iiin.(l, inc'-j^ciiii-nal, <j. iiix'uinal. [entree, f.

lMs,'ulf, inf-i^ifciiir, T'. a. eui^loutir, engouffrer,
lni;iirv,'itate, iiii'-'.,'((0'.ir'-(lii-ti;t(', v. a. avaler,
Inhaliile, inc-hab'-il, a. inhabile.
Iiihaliit, iiu'-hab'-itc, v. a. et n. habiter.
Iiili,ihita);lf, inc-lial-i'-i-ta-bl'. a. habitable.
Inhaliitance, inc-hab'-i-tanncf, s. habitation, (. ; domi-
Inh.iliitant, inr-liab'-i-taiin't. s. habitant, in. [cile, ni.
Inh.iliit.ition, iiic-lia-bi-tc'-clicuiK', s. habitation, I.
Iiih.ilL', iurr-liéltr', T. a. ins/'irer, aspirer.
Inhere, in'-liir', v. n. être inherent.
Inherence, — cy, in'-hi'-renn'cf, —ci, s. inherence, f.
Inherent, in'-Iii'-renn't, a. inherent.
Inherit, in-her'-itf, i). a. hériter de.
liiherilaiicc, in'-licr'-i-tann'c.-', s. heritage, \\\.
Inheritor, in'-hcr'-i-tenr, s. héritier, m.
Inheritress, in'-licr'-i-trtss, s. héritière, f.
Inherse, in'-lierst"', -v. a. )neltre an tombeau.
Iniiesion, in'-hi'-jeuiif, s. in/ie'rence, f.
Inhihit, in'-hib'-itc, v. a. empêcher : interdire.
Inhibition, in'-lii-bich'-eunc, s. inhibition, prohibition, f.
•Inliuld, in'-hold', v. a. contenir. |

Inhos|iitalilc, in'-lios'-pi-ta-bl', a. — \>\y,ad. inhospitalier. .
inhospitableness, iii-hos'-pi-ta-bl'-ness?, Inhospitality, j

in'-lios-pi-tal'-i-ti, s. inhospitalitd. f. |

Inhuman, in'-hiou'-iuar.f, a. — ly, ad. iiiHiimtti'h

nlmm.inity, in'liiniiinan i-tl, t. iulinnuDiif/, (,

niinic.il, in'-iin'-i-k,il (in'i-in.ii'-kal), .1. ennemi ; hoitiU,

niiinitons. in'-ik'-oip t, .ic*', a. iuii/ue.

nii|nily, in'-ik'-'.ui.ij, s. tnii/uitc, 1.

nitial, in'-itli'-.'l, it. initial ; —, s. initiale, f.

niti.ilc, in'-icli -i-otc, v. a. et 11. initier, conintenc'r/

— . s. notice, m.

nitiation, in'-i-<.lil-L''-c!icimc, s. initiation, f.
iijcct, inc-(ljckl , V. II. injecter, entasser,
njeetion, in('-(lje!-.'-cliuiin<', s. .'n/cc/ion ; inspiration, f.
njunction, iiu'-iljei'n'k'-clienii.', .f. tu/onition, f.
njure, iiu'-iljtiirt'', v. a. faire tort, lonipromettre.
njurer, in<'-iljeiir-ciir, .r. offenseur, in.
iijnri.iiis, iiii-djiiin'-ri cncc, a. — ly, ad. i>r'iirieuv,

nuisible, dani.eriux.
njurionsncss, iiii-iljiun'-ricuc^-nessc, s, injustice, f.
njiiry, iiii'-djlon-ri, s. atteinte, f. ; tort, in. ; injure, (.
ninstitu, iik'-djcns'-tici", s. injustice, (.
iiK, in'j,'k, s, encre, (. ; — horn, — stand, s. encrier, in,
nkliiij,', iirv,'k'-lin'^,';/f, s. az'is, vent, in.
nky, iir.f,'k'-i, a. d'encre ; noir,
nlaid, iiit-lijile', t. Inl.iy.
nland, iiitf'.l.uin'd, <». intérieur.
nlaw, in<'-14', v. a. réhabiliter.
iilay, iiit-lti', s. mari/ueterie, f. ; *— , v. a. marijueicr,

parqueter : bigarrer.

iihiyin^', inir-lc'-in'^i^c, s. tnar,/ue'erie, t,

nlc't, iiu-'-lett, s. entree ; voie, f.

nluck, iiif-kik', v. a. serrer.

Illy, iiitr'-li, a. et ad. intérieur.

niii.ito, inc'-nielt', s, local, ire, in.

nniost, in^'-niAstc, a. le p us inte'rienr.

iin, inc, s. auberge, f, ; h 'tel, m ; — holder, — kf'eper,

s. aubergiste, hôtelier, n.
nnate, in'-néte', a. inné, naturel.
nner, iu''-ncur, a. interiiur ; secret.
iinerinost, iii''-neiir-inostc, a. le plus intérieur.
iiniiifjs, iir'-iiinj,'«'z. s. pi. aliinion, f.
niioccnce, — cy, iir'-nù-ccnn'Ci', —ci, s. innocence, f.
nnoccnt, iir'-nô-cenn't, a. — ly, ad. innocent.
nnocuous, in'-nok'-iou-cucc, a. — ly, ad, gui n'est p.it

nuisible; sans faire mal.

nnocuousncss, m'-iiok'-ion-encc-noss?, ,r. innocuité, f.
nnovatc, in'-nô-vetc, v. a. iniunvr.
nnovation, iii''-nô-vc-chenn£', s. iniuiation, f.
nno\'ator, in'-nôvii'-tonr, s. novateur, m.
nno-xions, in'-nok'-choucc, v. Innocuons.
nnucndo, in-nion-enn'-dô, s. insinuation, (. [hra''le.
nnuincrable, in'-nion'-ineiir-abr, a. — bly, ad. in nom-
iiubedience, in'-ô-bi'-di-enn'cif, s. désobéissance, f.
nobcdient, in'-ô-bi'-di-enn't, a, désobéissant.
nobservance, in'-ob-zer'-vann'c;*, .r. inobsei-vation, f.
noculate, in'-ok'-ion-lct<', i/. a. inoculer, i.'rc/'cr.
nocnlation. in'-o-kiou-lc'-chtnnf, s. inoculation, f.
noUorons, in'-ô'-dcnr-enc(', a. inodore.
notrensive, in'-of-fenn'-siv, a. — ly, a,/. iitofTensi'.
notlcnsiveness, in-of-feiin'-siv-iu;-.st', s. innorcme, f.
nnltlcial, iiu'-nr-ficli(''-;il, a. — ly, ait. non-ollii itt.
niirticions, in'-of-Uch'-cnci', a. - ly, 1/1/. inoj/iciciix.
nopin.itc, iu'-op'-i-ne'lt", a. iiupiné.
nopportnnc, iii'-op-por-tiouiu', <j. — ly, ad. inopportun ;

mal à propos.

nordiiiacy, in'-or'-di-na-ci, s. dérèglement, ni.
noriliiialc, iii"-or-di-net(-, a. — ly, ad. deréi'té. ^
nordinatcness, iu'-or'-ili-nét^'-nosst', Inordination, in'-or-

di-né'-chcnnc, s. dérèglement, désordre, m.
In-pnt, \i\e' -\ioute, s. contribution, f.
niincst, inf'-konest?, s. eiu/uéte, f.
luinictude, inf-kouai'-i-tioudt-, s. inquiétude, f.
nciuinate, iiif'-koni-nétt', v. a. souiller.
iu|uin.uion, inc-koui-iié-chounir, s. souillure, f.
minire, i!ii;-kouairf', v. a. et n. s'informer ; faire dis

recherches ; examiner.
luiuirer, iiu-kouai'-reiir, s. examinateur, m.
lunnry, in?-kouaï'-ri, .r. eiuiuéte, f. ; examen, m.
nquisition, iiv-koui-zich'-cnnc, s. im/uisition, f.
nquisitive, iiu-kouiz'-i-tiv, a. — ly, ad. inquisitif,

curieux.

nquisitivcness, inf-kouiz'-i-tiv-ncssf. s. curiosité, f.
nquisitor, in?-kouiz'-i-tcnr, s. iiu/uisitenr, m.
nroad, int^-rôdc, s. incursion, invasion, f.
nrolinent, in^-rôl'-nienn t. s. enregistrement, m.
nsanable, iiii'-san'-a-br, a. incurable.
iis.ane, ins'-scnt'', a. insensé. [démence, {.

nsaneness, in^-séiic'-ness/". Insanity, int-san'-i-ti, s.
nsatiablc, inf-sc'-chi-a-bl', a. insatiable.
nsaturable, in^-satch'-ion-ra-bl', a. in.\,it:al le.
nscribc, iiif-skraibc', v. a. inscrire ; dé.iier.
nscriber, iiif-skraï'-beur, s. celui qui inscrit.
nsciii'tion. infskrip'-chenn^, s. inscription, f.
nscrutability, int-sKrionta-bir-i-ti, s, inscrnta'vilité, f.

INS

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INT

Inscnitiible, Inif-skriou'-ta-bl', a. iitseru/iiMe.

Instill))', in^-skc-iil'ii, v. n. si ii//itfr, t,'iaivi:

liisciil|itiirc, in.'-skculp'-tchioiir, s. miil/'liire, graviirr, f.

Jiisc.iin, inr-siiii?', v. a. iillonntr.

Insert, iiic-sckt, s. insecte, in.

InsL-ctiilor, in<'-Sfk-t<i'-teiir, s. fienifcuteur, m.

Insecure, iii^-si-kioiirt^, a. - ly, ad. en danger, exposé ;
iiuei htiii.

Insii 111 iiy, iii<'-si-kii<ii'.ri-ti, s. incertitude f. ; daiii^tr, ni.

liiseiisilile, jiii--!,enn'-si-l)r, <». —My, ad. inseiisi/iie.

Insv-MisiMcness, iiic-scnn'-silir-nessc, .r. in^cnsilntiti', f.

Inseparable, iiK'-sep'-ar-a-M", <». — bly, ad. inseparable.

Insert, iiic-sertr', T.a. insérer; intercaler.

Insertion, in^-ser'-chemif, s. insertion, f.

Inserve, iiii'-serv', v. n. setfir : contribuer,

Inshriiie, iiK'-slir.iiiir, 7'. linsliriiie.

Inside, int-'-saidi-, s. intérieur, in.

Insiilioub, in^-siir-i-eiict", a. — ly, ad. insidieux.

Insidioiisness, inf-siil'-i-eucf-ncss^-, s. /•er/idie, four-
berie, {. [cissenient, in.

Insight, in^-saït^, s. connaissance intime, f. ; eilair-

JnsiKiiia, in?-sl;;'.ni-a, s./l. in.\ii;)ies, m. \A.;dt'i oration, f.

Insijjiiificance, — cy, inf-sij;-nif'-i-kann'ei"', —ci, jr.
insinnijiance, t.

Insii,'nilicant, inj'-sIf.'-niP-i-kann't, a. — ly, ad. insigni-
Jiant; sans ep'et.

Insincere, iiu'-sin^-cir', a. peu sincère.

Insincerity, lnc-sin«"-cer'-i-ti, s. nia>ii/ue de since'rité, m.

Ilisinew, in^-sin'-iou, v. a. fortifier.

Insinuate, iiif-si'-niou-étf, v. a. et n. insinuer ; s'in-
sinuer.

Insinuation, In^-sl-niou-é'-clieuni', s. insinuation, f.

Insinuative, iii^-sin'-inu-étiv, a. insinuant.

Insipid, inr-sip'-id, a. - ly, ud. imi/>iiie,fade.

Insipidity, in^-si-pid'-i-ti, IiibipiUnuss, m;-!>ip'-id-ncss«,
s. insipidité, fadeur, f.

Insipience, in^-sip'-i-enn'c?, s. ineptie, f.

Insist, intr-sist', v. «. insister, appuyer.

Insiiare, iiit'-snér?', v. a. surprendre ; attraper.

Insobriety, In^-sô-braï'i-ti, ,r. intemperance, f.

Insociable, in<--s6'-clii-.i-br, a. insociaôle.

Insociableness, inf-sô'-chi-a-bl'-nessf, s. nature in-
sociable, {.

Insol.ite, inf'-sô-Iétif, v. a. sécher au soleil.

Insulation, int-sù-lé'-clieniif, s. insolation, f. ; coup <it
soleil, ni.

Insolence, — cy, in^'-sô-lenn'c^, —ci, s. insolence, f.

Insolent, in^-.so-lciin't, a. — ly, ad. insolent.

Insoluble, in^-sol'-idu-bl', a. insoluble.

Iiisolv.ible, iii^-sol'-va-br, a. insoluble; insolvable.

Jnsolveiicy, iiif-sol'-venn-ci, s. insolrabilite, f.

Insolvent, iii^-sol'-veim't, a. insolvable.

Insomuch, inf-sô-mcutch', ad. tellement, de sorte que.

Inspect, iiif-spekt', v. a. inspecter, surveiller.

Insi^ection, inf-spek'-clieuiu-, s. inspection ; surveil-
lance, f.

Inspector, Inrspek'-teur, s. inspecteur, m.

Inspersion, iii^-sper'-clieun?, s. arrosenieuf, m.

Inspiration, iiif-spi-ré'-clieuiK-, s. inspiration, f.

Iiis|iire, in^-spair', v. a. et n. aspirer; inspirer.

Inspirit, iiu-spir'-itf, v. a. animer.

Inspissate, iiif-si^s'-sctf, v. a. épaissir.

luspiss.itioii, inc-spis-sé'-clieun!', s. epaissis^einent, m.

Instability, in<'-sta-I)il'-i-ti, s. instabilité', inconstance, f.

Instable, iiif-sté'-bl', a. inconstant.

liistalileness, iiif-sté'-bl'-nessc, v. Instability.

Install, inf-st.Hr, v. a. ins.'nllcr.

Installation, iiii^-stal-lé'-clie;inc, s. installation, f.

Instaliiieiit, iiif'-stûr-inenn't, .r. installation, {.; paye-
ment à terme, m.

Instance, — cy. inc'-stann'cf, —ci, s. instance ; sollicita-
tion, f. ; exemple, ni. j —, v. a. citer pour exemple.

Instant, iiif'-stann't, a. — ly, ad. pressant, urgent;
present : — , s. instant, ni.

Instantaneous, iiif-stanntc'-nieuc^, a. — ly, ad. in-
stantané ; de ce pas.

Instate, inc-stétt', v. a. placer, établir ; installer.

Instauration, iii<f-stâ-récheuii<', s. restauration, f.

Instead, iiu'-sted',/r. au lieu de.

Instep, iiif'-step, j-. cou-de-pied, ni.

IiistiKate, inc-sti-fj«ét«', v. a. inciter, exciter.

Instillation, int-sti-tfHé'-cheun^, s. instigation, f.

liisti|iator, inc'-sti-jVKc-teiir, s. instii;atèur, m.

Jiistil, iiif-stir, V. a. instiller; inspirer.

Instinct, inc-stin'jTkt', s. instinct, ni.

Instinctively, inj^-stin^k'-tiv-li, ad. instinctivement.

Institute, in^'-sti-tiont^', s. précepte ; institut, m.; — ,
V. a. instituer; établir.

Institution, inf-sti-tiou'-clieun;, r. institution, f.

Institutionary, iiic-sti-tiou'-cheun-a-ri, a. élémentaire.

Instilutor, int'-stitiou-teur, j. instituteur, fondateur, iH.

Instnp, in^-sfop', V. a. boucher.

Instruct, in^ ■ btreukt', v. a. instruire, tnteigtirr;

prévenir. [m.

Instructer, in<--slrenA -teu. s, instituteur, précepteur,
Instruction, i.it' -slreuk' -chci'l^, s. instruction, f.;

avis. Ill,
In4riictive, incstrcnk'-tiv, a. instructif.
Instructor, iiK'-streiik'-teiir, î'. Instructer.
Insi ruinent, inc'-sirKMi menu t, r. itisirnineut ; acte. m.
Insîrninent il, iiwstrioii r.ieiin'-tal, a. — ly, ad. in\/rii-

mental ; cuinnic ins. ruinent.
Insubordin.ition, inc-scub-or-di-në'-clieun^, s. insuh, >di.

nation, t.
Iiisutlerablo, inf^-seuP-eur-abl', a. —bly, ad. imup.

portable.
Insiiflii.leiice, — cy, inr-scuf-fich'-enn'cf, — ci, s. in.uffi.

.\anie ; incapacité, (.
Insuflicient, iiw-seuf-ficti'-enn't, n. — ly, nrf. insUjffisiiiil;

incapable.
Insular, iiicr'-siou-lar, Insulary, iivf'-sioular-i, a. vt-

s nia ire.
Insulate, inr'-sion-lét^, v. n. isoler.
Iiisulatiiin, ini-sioulé'-clieuiv. r. isolement, m.
Insult, im^-seiillc, s. iimi'ti; f. ; —, iji<f-seult<r', v. a. ein,

insulter ; faire l'insolent.
Insulter, iiw-seult-eiir, s. celui qui insulte ; offenseur. m.
Insuperable, in^-siou'-per-a-bV, a. — bly, <Ji/. insiir-

tnontable.
Insupportable, in^-scup-pôr' ta-bl', a. —bly, ad. insup-
portable.
Iiis'ipportablencss, inc-seup-pôr'-ta-br-ness^, s. na.'uri

in supportable, f.
Insurance, in^-clioii'-rann'c?, s. assurance, f. ; — office,

s. bureau cf assurance, m.
Insure, in^-cliour»'', v. a. assurer.
Insurer, inc-cliour'-eur, s. assureur, m.
Insurgent, iiicseur'-djenn't, s. insurgé, ré^'Olté, ni.
Insurniountable, in<? -seur • inaounc' -t.ibl', <». imnr-

tnontable.
Insurrection, in^-seur -rek' •clicun^, s. insurrci'iju,

révolte, f.
Insurrectional, in^-seur-rek' -clicun-al, a. tiisurm.

tionnel.
Insir ceptible, inf-seus-sep'-ti-bl', a. iionsuscep/iHi:

im usible.
Iiita,4.io, in^-tal'-i-ô, s. gravure en creux, f.
Intangible, in<r-taiin'-tlji-br, a. intactile, impalpaUt.
Integer, in?'-ti-djer, a. entier.
integral, in^-tiijral, a. — ly, ad. intégral ; entier.
Inteijrality, in<'-ti-nral'-i-ti, s. intéi;ralité, f.
Integrate, inc'-ti-gr /■!<•, v. a. rendre entier.
Integrity, in^-teg'-ri-ti, s. intégrité, f.
Integument, iiit-tog'-iou-menii't, s. tégument, m.
Intellect, in^'-tcl-lekt, j-. intellect, m. ; intelligence, f.
Intellection, int'-tellek'-cheunc, s. conception, f.
Intellectual, iiu-tel-lcHW-tchiou-al, a. — ly, ad. iiitt'.-

lectiiel.
Intelligence, — cy, in^-tel'-li-djenn'c^, —ci, s. intei.

gence ; nouvelle, f.
Intelligencer, iin'-ter-li-djenn-ceur, s. nouvelliste, ni.
Intelligent, iiKr-ter-li-djenirt, a. intelligent.
Intelligible, in^-tel'-li-flji-br, a. —bly, ad. intelligible.
Inteinerate, iiKr-teiu'-er-étt', a. pur, entier.
Intemperance, — cy, in^-teni'-per-anu'c^, — ci. s. ii

tempérance, f.
Intemper.ite, iii^-teni''-per-ét^, a. — ly, ad. intempérant:

immodéré.
Inteniperateness, inMem''-per-ét#-ness?, s. dcrés'-i-

ment, excès, in.
Intenable. inf-tcn''-n-br, a. insoutenable.
Intend, iiic'-tenii'i'.', f. a. entendre ; se proposer.
Intendant, iiif-teiin'-dann't, j. intendant, ni.
Intendment, inc-tenn'd'-inenn't, s. in/enlioi, f.
Iiitenerate, iii«'-ten''-er-ét<', v. a. attendrir; amollir,

adoucir.
Intense, in^-tenn's^, a. — ly, ad. intense; véltéinent

attentif; soutenu, assidu.
Intenseness, iiit^-teiin'sf'-nessc. Intension, in^tcim-

clieunr, s. intensité, violence ; énergie, (.
Intensity, in^-tcnn'- si ■ ti, s. intensité; contentm

desprit, {.
Intensive, in^-tenn'-siv, a. — ly, ad. intensif; soutenu:

énergique.
Intent, inir-tennV, a. — ly, ad. attentif; —, Intention,

incteim'-clieun^, s. intention ; application, f.

•c'
prémédité, à dessein

Intentional, int'-tenn'-cheun-al, a.

pt>li

-ly.

ad. intentionnil,

Intenlness, in^enn't'-ness^, j. application, f.
Inter, in^-lcr', v. a. enterrer.
Intercalate, iiiMer'-ka-Iétr, v. a. intercaler.
Intercultition, inf-ter-ka-lé'-cheun<, s. intercalation, i.

INT

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Intercede, in^-tcrcid^, v. n. passtr ettlri ; iiiten/der.

Intercéder, inc-tcr-ci'-dciir, s. intfnesstiir, in.

Intercept, ill^-ter-ce|)l', v. a. interctfl^r : arrt'ltr.

Intcrtepliuii, iii^-ti;r-ce|i'-clioiiiic, j. iiiteire/>l:o)i, f.

Intercession, in^-tcr-cécli'-cini^ j. iiilfnts.^ioii, f.

Inlerrcssfir, inc-ter-ceV-SL'iir, j. iw/cnr. i^«r, mi.

Inlercli.iiii, in^-ter-tchéii^, t. a. euchaiitfr.

Imercli.mKe, in^-teur-tclienMj?', s. ichaiise, m. ; — ,
V. 1». filialiser.

ImurclianKciLlf, inMer-tcIa'nn'-dja-bl', a. — l)ly, n,i.
ri-ii/>rt>i/uf, iiiHliitl : alleriinnf. jni.

Intercliiiiiticinent, inftL-r-tctuMi'Jjf'-iiienn't, s. /diaiiaf,

Inlcrcipient, inc-ti-r-cip'-i-cnnt, j. tmf'Ahemeiit, in.

In'.crcisiiiii, in^-ter-cij -cunif, s. iitlerruftmn, f.

Intcrcliule, inf-ter-klunuli^, v. a. iiileriffUr, fiiif'Alter.

Inlcrcoinmon, iu^-terkum'-cun^, v. n. niaii.;er on
vivrt ensoiihU,

Inicrcoiniminion, in^er-koiiK-miou'-ni-cun^ t. rchniij^e
III iproi/iif. III.

InlL-rccjiiriiC, iiif'-tcr-kurc»-, s.coDiiitfice, in. ; r^lalioii, f.

Iiiturciirrcnco, inf-tcr-kcur'-rciin'ci', s. passai,'e ; evt'ne-
iiieiil. III.

Iniercurrent, iiK-ter-keur' -renii't, a. inleivm-ieiit,
\iiti;al.

Interdict, inr'-tcr-dlkt, s. interdit, m. ; —, iiif-tcrdikt',
V. a. interdire.

Interdiction. Iiif-ter-ilik'-clieiin^ s. iuterdUtion, f.

Interest, int^-ter-estf, s. inl let, profit ; credit, in. ; —,
V. a. iiite'resier; louclier.

Interesting;, iii<-. ter- cs' -tinK«^, a. intéressant, iin-
forlant.

Interfere, iiit'-ter-fir', v. n. se im'ler, s'immiscer ; être
iiiiOi)i/i,ilil>te.

Interlerence, iii^-ter-fi'-renn'c^ j. intervention, f. ;
coiijtit. III.

Interim, iiit^-ter-lin, s. intt'rim, in.

Interior, iiii^-ti'-ri-eur, a. inti-rieiir, in/erne.

Interjacent, in<;-ter-dje'-ceiin't, a. inlcr/>ose.

Interjection, iiif-ter-iljek'-clieiinr, s. intetjecHon, f.

Interlace, iiit'-ter-léc?', v. a. eiitrelixccr ; insérer.

Interiapse, in^-ter-laiisi-', s. inti-rviii/,\ lu.

Interleave, iiit'-terliv*', v. a. interjolier.

IiUerliiie, in<'-ter-l,Viii*, s, interligne, f. ; —, v. a. écrire
dans finterli);iie.

Interline.ir, iiu'-ter-lin'-!-.nr, a. interlim'aire.

Interlink, in^-ter-link', v. a. eiuliainer.

Interlocution, iiit'-ter-lOi-kioii'-clieuiK'.x. interlociitoire.m.

Interlocutor, iiie'-ter-lok'-ioii-tcnr, s. interlocuteur, ni.

Interlope, iiifter-lôjif', -■. n. se mêler.

Interloper, iii^-ter-lo'-peur, j. interlope, m.
Interlude, ine'-tcr-lioiidc, s. intermède, m.
InteriiiediUe, iiiMer-nied'-dr, v. n. intervenir.
Iiiternicddler, in^-ter-iiicU'-leur, s. entremetteur ; me'-

iliittenr, m.
InteriucdiaLy, iiw-ter-mi'-di-a-ci (In^er-mi'-dji-a-ci), s.

inten-ention, f.
Intermediate, iiiMer-nii'-di-e-t^d. —\\,nd.iitterincdiaire.
Interment. ini--ter'-nienirt, s. enlerrenunt, ni.
Interminato, iiiir-ter'-ini-nét^ a. illimité, infini.
lntLrmiii>,'le, iiK'-ter-niin't,''-},'!', v. a. et n. entremêler;

sentrcincter.
Intermission, inc-ter-inioli'-eiin^, s. interruption, f.
Intermissive, in^-ter-mis'-siv^, a. interromf'ant.
Inlermit, inc-ler-init?', v. a. interrompre, discontinuer.
Intermix, iiiif-ter-niiks', v. a. et n. entremêler ; s'entre-
mêler.
Intermixture, in^-ter-miks'-lcliiour, x. inêlani;e, m.
Intern, in^-tern<-'. Internai, iiiMer'-iial, a. — ly, ad.

interne, intérieur.
In ermincio, iii<-ter-nennn'-clii«, s. interuonce, ni.
liiterpell.ition, iiic-tcr-iiel-le'-clleini.', s. interpclliition, f.
Interple.id, in^-ter-pliclc', v. a. discuter.
Intcr|)oUte, in^-ter'-pù-lctc, v. a. interpoler.
Interpol.ition, iiit'-ter-po-lé-chennc, s. interpolation, f.
liiterpol.itor, in<f-ter'-pô-lé-teur, s. intcrpolaleur, m.
Interposai, iii^-ter-po'-zal, s. intervention, f. [^poser.
Interpose, iiif-ter-pôz^, %'. a. et n. interposer : s mer-
Interposition, iinr-ter-pô-zich'-euiic, s. interposition, f.
Interpret, iiw-ter'-prett, v. a. interpréter.
Inter|)retation, in^-ter-pri-té'-cheun^ s. inlerpiêlation, f.
Interpretative, inr-ter'-pri-të-tivr, a. interprétatif.
Interpreter, iiw-ter'-pri-teur, s. interprète, ni.
Interpunction. in^-ter-peun'k'-cheun^ s. ponctuation. {.
Interrofjate, in«-ter'-rô->;«ét^, v. a. et n. interroger,

questionner.
Iinerroj;ation, in^-ter-rô-B'«<'-cheun^ s. interro),'atioH, f.
liiterrojjative, in?-ter-rojp.a-tiv^. a. iiiterro^ati/'.
Interrogator, in^-ter'-rô-i,'«é-teur, s. interrogateur, ni.
Interrojjatory, inf-ter-roK^-a-teur-ri, j. interrogatoire, m.
Interrupt, in^-ter-reupt', v. a. interrompre.
Interrupter, in«-ter<eupt'-eur, s. inttrmpttur, m

Interruption, In^-tcr-renn'.clie n •, s. inltrrufi'ion, t.

Intersemd, in/-ter-siniri(', v. a. diviser en d ii.x.

Intersect, iii»'-tcrsekt', v. a. et n. entrecouper ; secoiittr.

Intersert, in^tersertW, v. ,». insérer.

Interstrlion, in^-ter-ser'-cheun.', s. insertion, f.

Intersperse, iiif-tersperv , f. ii. (nlirmêler.

Iilter-,lice, in«^-terstiss, s. interva.le, m.

Intertwine, iiifter-lou.inif', Iiueriwlst, inctertoulst'

V. a. entrelacer.
Interval, jn«''-ter-val, t. interralle. m.
Intervene, inr-ter-vin*'', 7'. n. intei-ccnir ; siiifeiiir.
Iiilerveiilion, inctcr-venir-clieunc, s. intervention, f.
Interview, in«^-ter-vioii, v. entrevue, f.
•Interwe.ive, in<-.ter-(juivf', v. <i. entrelacer.
Intest. ite, in^-tes'-te-t*-, i». iutest,tt. [fin. m

Intestine, in^-tes'.tiiif, a. intesiin ; interne : ■-, s. iiiut-
Intliral, inir'.tlir.'il. v. a. asutjctitr, asserrtr.
Inllir.ilment, iiit'-tlir.ir-nienirt, s. servitude, t.
Iiitlirone, v. Kntlirone.
Imiinacy, in(;'-ti-ina-cl, s. intimité, t.
Intimate, in/-ti-inét<', a. — ly, <ti/. intime; —, v, a.

donner à entendre.
Intimation, in^-ti-ine'-cheunc, s. avis, m.
Intiniid.ite, inc-tim'-i-delc, t. a. intimider.
Intiinidation, iiic-ti-mi-de'-clieuii^ s. intimidation, f.
Iiitire, ii«-taïrr'', f. lùitire.
Into, iiit'-toii, pr. dans, en, entre.
Intolerable, int'-tol'-er-a-Lr, a. -lily, ad. intoiêiahle.
Intiileraiice, — cy, in^-tcjl'-er annct-,— ci, s. intoleian<y,f.
Intolerant, in^-tol'-er-ann't, a. inlolerant.
Inloinb, ini'-toir.nc', v. a. mettre dans la tombe.
Iiitonato. illr'-to•llet^ v. a. entoniiir.
Intonation, iiu-toiie'-clieiiiii', s. intonation, f.
Intoxicate, iiu-toks'-i-két»', t. a. enivrer.
Intoxication, iii^-toksike'tlioinu', s. ivresse, f.
Intractability, iiw-trak-ta-bil'-i-ti, s. nature intraitable;

obstination, f.
Intractable, in^trak'-t.l-br, a. intraitaHe ; opiniàirt.
Intrench, iiif-trennch', v. a. et n. retrancher ; en:pi.ter.
Intrepid, inr-trep'-id, a. — ly, ad. intrépide.
Intrepidity, iii^-tri-pid'-i-li, s. intrcpidit:, (.
Intricacy, inr'-tri-ka-ci, s. complication, i. : embarras, m.
Intricate, inr'-tri-kétf.rt. — ly, ad. coiHpl:i/iu- : embrouille.
Intricateness, in^-tri-kéte-iiess*-, s. complication, I.
Intrigue, in^-trij;', s. intri);ue, f. ; —, v. n. intrit:uer.
Iiitrij,'iier, in^-trij;'-eur, s. intrif:ant, in.
Intrinsic, —al, inc-triiif'-sik, —al, a. intrinsèi/ue.
Introduce, iii^-trô-diouce', v. a. introduire : produire.
Introducer, iiif-trô-diuu'-ceur, s. intuxinctcur, m.
Introduction, int'-tro-deuk'-cheun<-, s. introduction, f.
Introductory, iuf-trô-deuk'-teur-i, ,i. préalable.
Intromit, iuf-tro-niitc', v. a. introduire.
Introspection, iuif-trôspek'-clieunc, s. introspection, f.
Intrude, iiic-troudi?', v. a. et n. entrer sans /erinissioit

ou invitation, s'ini.rcrer.
Intruder, iiu-tron'-deur, s. intrus ; importun, m.
Intrusion, iiit-trou'-jeuiiir, s. intrusion ; importunitê, f.
Intrust, iiif-treust?', v. a. confer ; commettre.
Intuitive, iiif-tiou'-i-tiv^. a. intuiif.
Intuiiiescence, — cy, im'tiou-iiies'-semrce, — ci, s. i:i'

tumescence, f. ; tumeur, {.
Intwine, in?-touaïn«', v. a. enlacer.
Inundate, in'-eun^'-détf, v. a. inonder.
Inundation, in'-eun?-<lé-(:lieun^, s. inondation, f.
Inure, iii'-iourr', v. a. Jiabilucr, accoutumer.
Inurement, in'-iourf'-n;enn't, s. habitude, f.
Imitile, in'-inii'-til, a. inutile.
Inutility, in'-iou-til'-i-ti, s. inutilité, f.
Invade, inff-vjdc, v. a. envahir ; attaquer; usurper.
Invader, in?-vii'-deur, s. usurpateur, m.
Invalid, iiif-val'-id. a. invalide.
Iiivaliil.ite, iu^-val'-i-détt', v. a. invalider ; annuler.
luv.ilidity, in^-va-lid'-i-tit-, s. invalidité, f.
Invariable, in^-vé'-ri-a-bl', a. — bly, ad. invariable.
Invariableness, iii^-ve'-ria-bl'-iuss*", ,c. iinarialiili/é. t.
Invasion, inc-vc'-jeuiir, s. invasion, f. •,emp,c!emcnt,u\
Invective, iii^-vek'-tivf, s. invective, 1.
Inveiijli, inf-vé', v. n. invectiver.
Inveiijle, iii^-vi'-gl', z: a. enjôler ; séduire.
Invei^der, in^-vi'-t,'leiir, s. séducteur, m.
Invent, iii^-venn't', v. a. inventer.
Inventer, inf-vennt'-eur, s. inventeur, m.
Invention, in^-venn'-cheuiiir, s. invention, f.
Inventive, in^-venn'-tivt", a. inventif. ~

Inventory, tn^-venn't-eur-i, s. inventaire, m.
Inverse, in^-vers*', a. inverse.
Inversion, in^-ver'-jeun^ s. inversion, f.
Invert, in^-vertir', v. a. renverser, intervertir.
Invest, inc-vest', v. a. revêtir ; investir.
Investig^ate, in^-ves'-ti-jfKétir', -■.«. recherclier.exaininer.
Investigation, in^-ves'-tigi/é-cheun*. s. inve.<:H£atton,t

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Investment, In^-vesti'-menii't, t. habilUintnl ; iitvts-

tis^eiiiriit, til.
Invctcratf, iii^-vct'-er-cti', a. invitiré ; acharne': — .

V. a. imeterer ; eiiraiiner.
Iiivulcr.itL'iiess, in*.vct'-er-iit^-ness/, /. qualité invéUrét,

f. ; atharuontut, in.
Invidious, iii/-vlil'-l-fuci', a. —\y, aJ.fiivifiix; irtilant.
Invitliiiusiicss, iiic'-viil'-iciic^-iii.'ss^, r. imlure ciiiemr, i.
InvjKor.itf, inc■vi^;'•(■l•rctlf, v. a. donitrr de in Ttaiimir.
liivi(,'oratiun, iii('vi-t;(').ri."-cliciinc, s. Ti);iieiir, f.
Inviiicililo, in^-vinu'-ti-bl', a. iitviiicihie,
liiviiuilikiiess, in^viiiii'-ci-lil'-ncss/, s. invittcibilitt, f.
Inviijl.iliility, iii^-vaîn-li-liil'-i-tl, s. inviolabilité, f.
Invidl.ililc, iiii'vaï'-ri-la-M', a, iitviolahle.
Inviolate, iiKr-v.ii'-ôlctc, a. iiilml, entier,
Invioiis, iiif'-vi-cuc?, a. iniprulicable.
Invisililf, iilif-viz'-i-bl', a. — bly, ad. invisible.
Invitation, iiic-vi-té'-clicun^, s. imitation, f.
Invite, int'-vaïtir', v. a. inviter ; eii,i;as^er.
Inviter, in^-vaï'-teiir, s. celui ijiii invite.
Invocation, imr-vo-ké-chcun^ s. invocation ; citation, {.
Invoice, inr'-voïcc, s. failure, f.
Invoke, in^-vôk<^, v. a. im')i/iter ; citer,
Invoinntnry, in^-vol'.eun^-ta-ri,a. — ily, ad. involontaire.
Involution, in^-vô-llou'-cheun^, s. iin/tication, t. ; en-
tortillement, m. ; envelo/>pe, f.
Involve, iiK'-voIvf', v. a. enveloffer ; entraîner, eiixaj.'er.
Invulnerable, in^-vcul'-ner-a-bl , a. invuliu'ni/'le.
Inwnrd, in^'-ouûrd^, a. et ait, — ly, ad. inlericHr, interne ;

en dedans.
Inwardness, in^'-ouArd^-ness*, x. intimité, f.
Inwards, in^-ou.lril'z, ad. intérieurement, en dedans.
•Inweave, inr-ouiv?', V- a. entrelacer.
Inwrap, iii;-rap', v. a. envetofyfer.
Inwrouijlit, incrAt»', a. ouvre ; damassi,
Irasciljie, aï-ras'-si-lil', a. irascible.

Ire, aïrf, s. colère, f. ; courroux, ni.

Ireful, aïr<:'-foul, a. — ly. ad. courroucé.

Iris, ai'-ris, s. iris ; arc-en-ciel, m.

Irk, erk, v. a. fâcher.

Irksome, erk'-seuinc, a. — ly, ad. pénible, ennuyeux.

Irksoineness, erk'-senin?-ness/?, s. peine, f. ; ennui, m.

Iron, iii'-eurn, s. fer, m. ; — s,//, cliaines, f. \>\. ; —, a.
defer : dur; — tfrey, a. gris de fer ; — luill, .r. fori;e,
f. ! — nionjfcr, s. inarcliand de fer ; taillandier, lu. ;
— ware, s. ijuincaillerie, (. ; — works, s. forge, f. ; —,
V. a. repas.Kcr ; mettre aux fers.

Ironical, aï-ron'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. ironique.

Irony, iiï'-reun'-i, J. ironie, (.

Irradiate, ir-ré'-di-étc, v. a. et H. rayonner sur : éclairer.

Irradiation, ir-ré-ili-c'-clienn?, s. rayonnetnent ; éclat, m.

Irrational, ir-rach'-ôn.d, a. — ly, ad. irraisonnable.

Irrationality, ir-racli-o-nal'-i-ti, s. défaut de raison, m.

Irreconcilaule, ir-rekoiit'-saï'-la-bl', a. — bly, <i(/. irrécon-
ciliable.

Irrecoverable, ir-ri-keuv'-eur-a-br, a. —bly, ad. irré-
parable.

Irrcfra^fable, ir-rcf-ra-ga-bl', a. —bly, ad. irrcfrat^able.

Irrefutable, ir-ri-linu'-ta-br,a. incontestable, certain.

Irreiiular, ir-ret;'-iou.lar, a. — ly, ad. irréi,'ulier.

Irreifiitarity, irre^-iou-lar'-i-ti, s. irreX-ularité, {.

Irrelevant, ir-rol'-i-vann't, a. inappliuible, étranger.

Irréligion, ir-ri-lid'-jeinit-, s. irréligion, f.

Irreligious, jr-ri-lid -jeuc*-, a. — ly, ad. irréligieux, impie.

Irreincdiiible, ir-ri-nii'-ili-a-bl', a. irrémédiable.

Irrémissible, ir-ri-mis'-si-bl', a. —bly, ad. irrémissible.

Irremovable, ir-ri-monv'-a-bl', a. inébranlable.

Irreparable, irrep'-a-ra-bl', a. —bly, ad. irréparable.

Irreproachable, ir-ri-prôtch'-a-bl', a. — ly, ad. irréproch-

Irreprovable, ir-ri-prouv'-a-bl', a. irrépréhensible, {able.

Irresistibility, ir-ri-zis-ti-lil'-i-ti, s. irrésistibililé. f.

Irresistible, ir-ri-zis'-ti-bl", a. —bly, ad. irrésiitible.

Irresoluble, ir-rez'-ô-lioii-bl', a. i>uiissoluble.

Irresolute, ir-rez'-ô-liout^, a. — ly, ad. irrésolu.

Irresolution, ir-rez-ô-liou'-cheuii^, s. irrésolution, f.

Irrespectively, ir-ri-spek'-tivc-li, ad. sans égard à,
absolument.

Irresponsible, ir-res-ponir'-si-br, a. irresponsable.

Irretrievable, ir-ri-tri'-va-bl', a. —bly, ad. irréparable.

Irreverence, ir-rev'-er-enn'cf, s. irrévérence, f.

Irreverent, ir-rev'-er-enn't, a. — ly, ad. irreverent,
irrespectueux.

Irrevocable, ir-rev'-ô-ka-bl', a. — b!y, ad. irrévocable.

Irrigate, ir'-ri-pKét?, v. a. arroser.

Irrigation, ir-ri-gȎ'-clieunf, s. arrosemetit, m.

Irriguous, ir-ri(i('-iou-euc*, a. hunuclé, humide.

Irritability, ir-n-ta-bil'-i-ti, s. irritabilité, f.

Irritable, ir'-ri-ta-bl', it. irritable.

Irritate, ir'-ri-tct^, v. a. irriter, ficher.

Irritation, ir-ri-té'-cheun?, s. irritation, f.

Inuption, ir-reup'-clicuiv, t. l'éruption, (.

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Is. \z, V. Be.
tl'se, nUe.pour I sh.ill.
Isinglass, uî'-zin^-glass, s. colli de pois.ion, t.
Isl.ind, i-ii'-l.inn'd, s. (te, t.
Islander, aî'-lann'd-cur, 1. insulaire, ni. et f.
Isle, ailf. s. Ile, f,
Isiil.ile. iz'-A-lét^, V. ri. isoler.
Isr.ielitc, ii'-ta-i-lMle, s. Israélite, m.
Issue, ich'-iou, s. issue, sortie; conclusion
postérité, f. ; événement, m. j — , v. a. et n.

,■ ligHi'e,
<•'"< ■/(/ .•

publier ; distribuer ; sortir, prorenir ; denendie.
Issueless, itli'-iou-le«.s/, a. sans enjanls.
Isthmus, ist'-nieuc/, s. isthme, m. '.

It, \ie,pn. il, elle. le. la : cela.
Italics, i-t.il'-ikz, s. pi. letlres il.iliifues, f. pi.
Itch, itch, s. gale ; déinangeaisoii, f.; —, v. n. démanger.
Itchy, itch'-i, a. galeux.
\ii:i\\, ai' -Xcm, ait. Item, de plus ; —, s. article; avis,

avertissement, m.
Iter.ite, il'-er-ét«', v. a. réitérer ; répéter.
Iteration, i-ter-ii'-clieuii/, s. répétition, f.
Itinérant, aï-tin'-er-aili't, a. ambuh'nt.
Itinerary, ai-tin'-er-a-ri, a. itinéraire ; —, s. itinéraiir.
Its, \\.z,pn. son, s,i. ses. (m.

Itself, it^-seir, ;»«. lui-même, soi-même, elle-même.
Ivory, ui'-veur-i, s. ivoire, m.; —, <». it noire.
Ivy, aï'-vi, s. lierre, m,

Jabber, (lj,il)'-ciir, s. babil, m. ; —, v. n. bavarder.

Jabberer, djab'-eur-eur. s. bavard, ni.

Jacent, djé'-cenn't, a. couché ; étendu.

Jack, djak, s. tourne-bruche ; tire-bottes, m.; outre, f . ;

brochet ; benêt, fat, ni. ; — ass, f. âne. 111. ; — boots, s.

pi. bottes fortes, f. pi. ; — ketch, s. bourreau, m. ; —

pudding, s. bouffon, m. ; — sprat, s. Jeune Pat, m.
jackal, djak-Al', s. chacal, m.
"ackanapes, djak'-a-nep'c*', s. singe ; fat, m.
ackdaw, djak-dA', s. choucas, m.
ackct, djafc'-itc,j-. veste, {.

iconet, djak'-(Viiett, s. /aconas, m.

Jade, djédf, s. rosse, haridet
Jadish, djii'-tlichf, a. vicieux.
Jagg, djag, s. dent de scie ;

Jactit.ition, diak-ti-té'-cheunf, s. jactation, agitation, f.
tjadd, V. Jade.

haridelle, f. j — , v. a. harass
[surmener
dentelure, f. j — , v. o
aéntefer ; ébrécher.
Jaggedness, djag'-ed-ness^, s. dentelure, f.
tJ'>JÎ>fef. djag'-geur, s. colporteur, m.

•iKlîy' 'U^K'-'. "• dentelé ; ébréché.

ail, djélf, s. prison, f. ; —bird, s. gibier de potence, m.

ailer, djé'-leur, s. geôlier, 111.

akes, djék's, s. privé, lieux, m. pi.
_alap, djal'-rup, s.jalap, m.
tjaloose, djal-oua^, v. Je.ilous.
Jam, djani<', s. tnarmelade, t ; — ,v. a. serrer, presser ;

lanil), djamt*, s. Jambage, m. \acciiler.

Jangle, djan'g-gl', v. n. se quereller.

Jangler, djan'g'g'eur, s. querelleur, m.

Janty, djann'-li, a. enjoué ; gentil.

January, djan'-iou-a-ri, s. Jamiier, m. \vernis<.er.

Japan, dja-paiir', s. vernis de Chine, m. ; — , v. a.

Jar, djar, s. tintement, ni. ; querelle, dispute, f. ; binal,

ni. ; — , 7'. n. tinter ; se quereller, s'opposer.
Jargon, dj.ir'-gKeun^, s. Jargon, m.
Jasmin, djaz'-minc, s. Jasmin, m.
J.isper, djas'-peur, s. Jaspe, ni.

fjaud, iVyvXe, pour Jackv
Jaundice, djan^'-dicc, s.ja

Jaunisse, f.
jaunt, djann't, s. tournée, e.xcursion, f. ; — , v. u.fairi

une excursion.
Jauntiness, djani;'-ti-ness^, s. enjouement, m.
lavelin, djav'-linc, s. Javeline, f.
Jaw, tljA, s. mâchoire ; gueule, f. ; jflot, m. ; — tootli, s.

lient mâcheliire, f.
t Jawing, dj.V-in'g"'i "•y^"''''»'''. '... ' '.
hiy, i]}é, s. geai, m. • ,, ■. -,

Jealouâ, djer-eucf, a. Jaloux.
Jealousness, djel'-euw-tiess*, Jealousy, djel'-eus-l, s.

jalousie, f.
tjee, dji, v. Move.

tjeedging, djid'-djin'gw^, /oKr Judging,
jeer, ojir, s. raillerie, moquerie, (.; — , v. a. et n. railler,

tnoquer, se moquer.

ieerer, djir'-eur, s. railleur, moqueur, m.
eeringly, diir'-in'g>iï-li, ad. en raillerie.
ejune, dji-djounr, a. vide ; à jeun ; sec.
ejuneness, dJi-djouiK'-ness«, s. diiettt : iéçhercwi
stérilité, f.

JEL

idly, ilJelM, s. tyff'f. t ; - l>rotli, /. cansôinm/, m
iiiiict, (Ijcn'-lt^, s. j;<ii/t, rii.
ei.|i,iril, (Ijcp'-eunlf, Jci-arJUe. djei)'.eur-(lali/, v, a.
mettre en ptril, risi/iier.

ic-ipanjous, cljei)'-cur-.lciic^ a. périlleux.
tnninly (IJL-iip'-cur-ili, s. risque, f^iil, in.
t rk, (IJcrk. s. coup ,le Kr ; coup iie/oucl, in. ; snccnde ;
u-iousse, f. ; —, t. a. et n. lancer ; pouaer ; traiter
hruSijuenieut : ruer.

ieikin, iljer'-kinc, s. pourpoint : /aucon, m.
csuninc, dJc'.'-s.iiMiiK', s. /nsmiii. Ml.
c^t, (Ijcst, s. plai\a)itcrie, {. ; jouef, in
pUiiiaulcr ; se Jouer,
Jpti.r, «Ijcs'-ttiir, t. plnisaiit : railleur, m.
^JistiLiMt, <ljcs'-lik()l^, s.jiiitaurorpx, in.

ii'stinKly. ilk-s'-tiir>;;/r.li, ,.,/. pour plaisanter,
cMiit, iljcz'-oiiilf, s.Jeuiile, m. \pavi

cl, (Ijc-tt, s. Jais; Je/, m. j _, v. u, se dejeler ; ir
its.iiii, (IjL-lt .SLMimc, Jctson, (Ijuit'-scuiij', s. dchris dc
naiijrai^u; ni. |>l,
Jetty, <IJct'-i, a. couleur de Jais ; —, s. fetde, t. -, —, v

se lie/eter.

r »35 J KBt;

loyloss, dloï'-Iess/, a. trute.
JdjDUs, (\]uV-t:\\ct,a. —\y, a<t.Joyeu>

in V ( illsllH<.ti. I lùii'.Mi,/.^ t.rt. 0^ . ...

iljoi'-cuc^ne-is^,

. 71-/C

fnvi'll^lless, (lj<
ul.il.int, iljiim'-lii-liuint, a. chan'ant.
uliil.iiion, iljioi

Jiil.il

,i. 'j',".":'.',''''-"''^'"-''""'' J- i-ejouisMnct, t
iljinii'-ln.ll, s. Jubile, m.

—, V. n

Tane

! ('"■,"'"'''>:•. <lj'';');kçiiim'..li-ti, s', plaisir, acr.'ment, m.

Uuliizc i\j\im'-(\L';\ize, t. n.Ju.fafser.

lu. 1,'c. ilJfi.dV, rJ've, m. j -, r. a. etn.Jiu'tr.

JU'Ii.'ir, iljiiiilj'.cur, j.yVnv, ni.

Jiiil,i,'iii..iit, cljunilj'.nicimt, s.jui^tmenl.avi^, ni.; — li.ill.

s. Ci'ur<lejustue,{.
Jiidit .iluro, (Ijidii'-ili-kd-tlour, s. JuilUalure. t.
.jiu ici.il, iljionilitlr-.il, (t. -ly, aa.Ju.iiciaire.
! hi( icKiiis, .lji.)u.,|icli'..nc^, a. -\y,ai/.ju,/icieu\:
r. JiKlicioiiMic!,, iljiDu-iliclr-i.ticc-iiobs.', S. priuieucc, t
"■ Jii^', (Ijciii;, f. cruche, f. ; pot, ni.

Jn^lo, djciiK'-Kl', J- joux-lerie, t. ; —, v, a. escamoter;
tromper.

Jew, ((jion, s. yui/. m.
Jcwul, (

;. '.., ... r ..tj , III.

(Ijioii'-il, s. Joyau, hi/ou, m. ; —box, s. /crin

— ,v.a. pa rer île Joyau v.
Jcwullcr, (Ijii>ii'-il-(.nr, s. Joaillier, bijoutier, ni.
Icwcllcry, iljir)u'-il-ri, t. Joaillerie, f,
Icwcs, ilJKiu'-L-sv, S. yiiive. f.
Kwisli, (Ijiou'-iclir, <j. de Juif.
Ill), djil', s. f,'raud/oc,\n.

Jilt, iljilt, J. co<iuette, (. ; —, V. 11. faire la coquette,
tjinip, tliiiniir|), a. — ly, ad. mime; ,\ peine.
riiii;!..-, (Ijiiriî'-Kr, s. tintement; cluiue tis, m. ; —, v. n.
tjmk, (Ijiiin k. s. crochet, m, [tinter

t Imkot, lijinn'k'-cit, v. n. courir la prétentaine.
Hirbic, dit;iir'-br,î'. a. répandre.
Jol), lijol), s. ouvrage, ni. ; ajntire ; aubaine, {. ; — ,

^' "■ <■' >i. frapper avec un instrument aii;u ; ac^ioter.
Jobber, djijb'-Liir, s. ai;ioleur ; courtier, \\\.\ —\\cvt\.

s. lourdaud, m.
. ockcy, lijok'-i, s. Jockey, m. ; —, v. a. tromper,
, ncosi.-, djo-kÔLV, a. — ly, ad. Jovial, plaitant.
, otciseness, di'Vkôcfr'.ness*-, s. plaisanterie, {.
, ocular, djok'-iou-lour, a. — ly, ad. plaisant, f;ai, liadin.
. ociil.inty, lijok-iou-lar'-i.ti, s. plaisanterie, t. ; ùadi-

"<i!;e. III.

iociiiiil, djok'-eiin'd, a. — ly, ad. Joyeux.
ociindity, iljdkftinn'-di-ti, s. x'aiete, f.
lue, djij, a. amoureux.
Jo.ir. djoj,', s. secousse, {. ; cahot ; obstacle, m. ; —, v, a. et

n. secouer; cahoter ; marcher pesamment,
JOh'«le, djoj{'-i;r, V. a. et n. secouer; sao-iler: se tré-
mousser.
Joliii-a|)i)le, djoii'.ap-pl', s. pomme aitrre, f.
Join, djuiiif, V. a, et n. Joindre ; combiner ; être continu •

1 s accorder ; to — battle, en^'acer le combat.
oiiidcr, djoinf'-deiir, s. union, (.
oiiicr, djoïir'-eur, s. menuisier, m.
oiiiery, iljoïn"-cur-i, s. menuiserie, f.
oint, djoïn't, s. jointure, f. ; nœud, m. ; charnU're, {. ;
—, a. — ly, ad. conjoint, adjoint; réuni; — licir, s.
cohéritier, 111. ; — stool, s. escabeau, m. ; —, v. a.
joindre; rcpporter.
Jointer, djuin^-tenr, s. trrand rabot, ni.
Jointress, tljoïnf'-tressi'.'j-. douairière, f.
Juiiitnre, djoïiU''-tcliioiir, s. douaire, ni.
Joist, djoïstÉ', s. solive, f.

Joke, (liokf, s. plaisanterie, f. j —, v. n. plaisanter.
Joker, djo'-keur, s. railleur, 111. [badintr.

Joie, djôlir, s. joue; face; Hure, f. ; check by —, m'-

timcvunt.
Jo'l'iiess, djol'-i-ncssi'. Jollity, djol'-i-ti, s. t:aicte ; Joie, {.
Joly, djor-i,a. — ily, ad. Joyeux; — hoat, s. petitcanot.m.
Jolt, djolt, s. secousse, f. ; cahot, m. ; —head, s. lour-

daud, m.; — , v. a. et n. cahoter.
Jostle, djos'-sl', V. heurter, pousser,
lot, djot?, s. iota ; point, m.
jou^s, djaoukz, s. pilori, m.
jouk, djaouk, v. a. et n. baisser ; s'abaisser.
Journal, djeur'-neul, s. Journal, m.
Journalist, djeur'-neul-ist«, s. journaliste, m.
Journey, djeur'-ni, s. voya,i>e, m. ; —man, s. ouvrier, m.:

—work, s. journée, f. ; — , v. n. voyat^er.
Jovial, djô'-vi-al, a. — ly, ad. jovial, joyeux.
Jovialness, djô'.vi-al-ness<r, s. i:aiet/,{.
Howintî, diô'-in"K«^ s. branle dune cloche, m.
tjowk, djôlc^, z/. Jouk.
Joy, djoï, s. joie, f. ; to wish —, fùiciter ; —, v. a. et n.

féliciter ; réjouir.
Joyful, djoï' -foul, a. — ly, ad. Joyeux,
Joy fulness, djoï'-foul-nessi-, s. joie, f,

"• ' J>'«i,'lor. djeii^''.Icur. x.y(i</,'/^«r, m.
JiiKV.di"h'ly, djeui,''-liirt;;/c|i,rti/. /„»•
, jMiec, iljiouci', s. jus ; suc, m.

onjonctiire, f.

■ lecture, t.

V. H. /aire

rfourberie,

I j-~~, -ijimiLi-, J. JUS ; SUC, m.

, Juiciness, djinii'-ci-ncss.', j. abondance de Jur, f,

Jnicy, iljmu'-ci, a.juteuv.
' Jiikc, djidiik»', V, n. se jncher.
July, iljidii-lai', J. yuillet, m.

Jumble, djcuinc^-bf, s. lonfuuon, T. ; —, 1'. a. conPoudi-e,
Juinii, djenin'p, s. saut; corset, ni. ; —, v. n. \a:i!er •
I franchir; s'accorder.
! Juniper, dieuiiip'-eur, s. sauteur.
Jiiiii-.ite, (fjeunii'-kéte, s./riandise, î.
Uinccius, ilieiiiin'-keucc, a. plein de /oner.
uiielioii, iljeunVk-clieuiK', s. jonction, f.
unctuie, djeun'k'-cliiour, s. jointure,
une, djiouiif, .f. jfuin, m.
luiKle, dJeunV-Kl'. ^-fourr/, m.
uiiKir, djiou'-ni-eur, a. Jeune, cadet.
uniper, djinu'-ni-pcur, s. f;enièvre, m. :
réprimande, {.

unfc, djeuii'k, s. jonque, f. ; corbeille, f
uiiket, iljeiint;k'-it^, s. friandise, f. ; —,
bombance.
Juiitd, dieunn'-tô, i. cabale, {.
Juridical djii)ii-rid'-i-k,il, a.Juridii/iie.
unsdictroii, djinii-ris-dik'-clieunc, s. Juridiction, f.
[urisprmience, djiou-ris-prioir-d«unc,',.v. /;</-i,i///(,i',-/;,r
urist, djKHi'-ristf, s. Jurisconsulte, 111. if'

,uror, djiou'-reur, s. Jure, m. '

Jury, djiou'.ri, s. jury, m. ; —man, s. Jure, m. ; -m ist.

s. mat de fortune, m.
Just, djeustf, a. et ad. -ly, ad. /uste; exact ; justement;
précisément ; —as, tout comme; —by, tout prit;
— now, tout à l'heure ; — so, précisément; —,s'.
joute, f. ; —, V, ti. jouter.
Justice, djeus'-ticc, s. Justice, (.'.jiioe, ni. ; —,v. a.

faire /ustice.
Justicement, djeus'-ticc-nienn't, s. procedure, {.
Justicesliip, djeus'-ticc-cliip, s. chart^e dejure, f.
Justiciary, dieus-ticli'-i-a-ri, s.Jurticier, ni. "
Justi/iable, djeus'-ti-fai-a-br, a. justijiable.
Justitic.ition, dicus-ti-fi-ké'-cheun<-, s.justijicalion, f.
Justihcative, djeus-tiP-i-ka-tivf, a.justijicati/.

Iustifier, djeus'-ti-fai-eur, s.jnstijicateur : djèntcur m,
ustify, djeus'-ti-fai, v. a.JiiJiJier; \supplicier.
ustle, djeus'-sl", v. a. et n. heurter, pomser se heurter,
ustnoss, djeust'-ncss^, s. Justesse ; ci/uite, (.
ut, djeutc, s. saillie, f. ; —, v. n. avancer, jUire tai/l.'e
jutty, dJLiit'-i, .r. saillie ; Jetée, f.
JuveiiiU-, djiou'-vi-iiil<', a.Jiivenil.
Juvenility, djiuu-vi-nil'-i-ti, s. jeunesse, f.

K

tKail, T'. Kale,
Kaleiular, kal -er

s. calendrier, m.
, ni.

- - jnn'dar,

K.ile, keJ!', s. chouj'rise

K.iîu, klnic, <r. toi/ti.

tKame, kéiuf, :>, Ccunb.

K.iw, kâ, s. croassement, m. ; —, v. n. crier; cro.isser,

Kay, ké, s. quai, 111.

Kayage, ké'-edjc, s. droit de quai, m,

Kayle, kt'lf, s. quille, f. . . • .

tKebback, keb'-bak, s. fromage, m.

tKebbic, keb'-bi, s. (gourdin, 111.

tKeck, kok, xk l'eep.

Keel, kiU s. quille ; carène, {. ; -haie, -haul, p. a.

donner la cale; —son, s. contre-quille, f.
Keel.is<e, kil'-edjir, s. droitde p,.rt, m.
tKeelyvine, kil'-i-vain<-, s. plume, i. ; crayon, m. '

KEB

ta3«]

KYT

Keen, kiiic, a. — ly, tiii. (ii>.'/(, ai'i-iiis/; f/tie'trttnl;

fiii/iiitiit; vi/: — eycJ, — iljjlili'il, ii. i/in a la vut ftr-

(ante.
Kceiine»s, kirir'-ncss/, j. foiiilt ai^ui ; subtilité:

nigitur; nnii'ur,
Kl'c(i, kl|), t, i;iirde : tultllf, (. ; lioiiioii, m. ; twarri-

tu>€, I ; * -, -,' (I. tt ti. ttnir ; iutr<Ur ; i>b\ftvtr ; rf-

tfHir ; iinuiii) , fiolf);fr , tnliilfitif ; nlfhrtr ; sf

I' II nier ; st ,on\fiver ; <,( tfleiiir ; litm'iiffr, rtsttr ;

til— il'uvn, i:it>iifr til bifi : tiiaiiittntr ; rtsttr tn

tiis : to — Iroin, ititomitt»: firtanti; tmfi'ihtr ;

to — ill, Itiiir tiifrniit ; rttotir ; yoiirnif ; to — on,

ttnir ittiius ; nourrir; to — iiliiltr, ttnir tn briiit ;

to — up, ttnir tn /iiiiil ; soiittnir ; tnninftnir ;

vtilltr : (O)i(inntr ; to — up witli, nt f>ai it laisstr

litfiiisir,
Kcc|i<;r, kip'-ciir, r. i,'iiri/t, x^ar,tien; conservateur, m. \

shop—, i. boulii/nttr, in.
Kc-cpcrfcliip, kip'-iMir-cliip, s. o//iit iltstirtft, m.
KLC|jin>;, klp'-iiin^/, s. i;iirite ; nourri/iirt, f,
Kocps-iKc, klp'-strk^. (. toiittiiir, m.
Kci;, kce, s. cai/Mt, (. ; ban/, iii.
K<.'I|), kelp, t. svndt, (,

♦ Ivciiipiii:', ki.'inp'-iir>,')/(", a<i. tn rivalit/.

Ken, Kunii, s. forlet dc la vut, f. ; —, v. a. apercevoir

lit loin ; conniiitre.
(KcikI, kinn'd, four Known.
Kennel, kcn'-il, .t. chtnil, m. ; mtiile, f. j ruisseau,

taout, in. ; — , V. a. et n. mettre duns un chenil ; de-

mturer,

♦ ICeniiinK, konir-inK»!", s. fttitt farlii, f.
tKcnspecklf, keiin'-spck-kV, s. sfeclacie, in.
IKuni, kuiin't, s. i;oiirdi>i, m.

Kept, kept, t'. K<;cp.

Kurcliicf , kcr'-ti liif. s. fichu, couvreche/, in.

Kfrn, kcriif, .■i./iintussin on /'aysan irlandais ; vaf[a-

bond. 111. ; — , V, a. tt n. crcner ; se former tn grains.
i Kerne, kern?, .(. in iniudcur, in.
Kernel, kcr'-iill, s. aniiind,-, f. ; /<•///( .• strain, m. j —,

7'. II. se/ormtr en amande ou tn f^iiiiii.
Kernelly, ker'-nil-l, a. flcin d'amand.s, pe dépins ou de ,

friandes.
Kestrel, kcs'-tril, s. crécerelle, f.
Kcicli, ketth, s. caï^/ue, m.
Keltic, ket'-ll', .r. chaudière, f. ; tea —, boui'loire. f.

— ciriiiii, J. tiinbalf, f, ; — (IriiiiiiMer, s. timbalier, m

— pins, s. pi. j'en de ifuilli-s, m.
Key, ki, s. cltf, clé ; touche, f. ; quai, m. ; — liit, s.

panneton, m. ; —board, s. ciaiitr, m. ; — cli.iin, s.
anneau li cle/s, m. ; — hole, .f. trou de serrure, m. ;

— note, s. tonii/ue, f. ; — stone, s. clef de voùtt, \,
Key.iKe, ké'-édjc, s. droit de çiiai, m.

Kllie, kaïlu', J. cnTasst ; engelure, i.

Kick, kik, s. coup de pied, m. ; ruade, f. ; —, v. a. et n.

donner en coup de pied, ruer, regimber; to — up,
faire la bascule.
Kicker, kik'-eiir, s. ruer, m.
Kickshaw, kik'-cli.l, s. coli/ichet, m.
Kid, kid, s. chevreau, fagot, ni. ; v. a. et ». chevroter ;

fa :oter.
Kidder, kid'-enr, accapareur de grains, m.
Kidnap, kid'-nap, t/. a. voler des enfants ; embaucher.
Kidnapper, kid'-nap-eur, s. voleur des enfants ; em-

baucheur, m.
Kidney, kid'-ni, s. rein ; rognon, m. j sorte, f. ; — bean,

s. haricot, m.
Kilderkin, kil'-dcnr-kin^ s. demi-barrique, f.
Kill, kil, T. iJ. tuer ; détruire.
Killer, kil'-eur, s. meurtrier, ni.
Kiln, kil, s. four, m.
Kilndry, kil'-drai, v. a. sécher au four.
Kilo^îraiii, kil'-o-j;r,iin?, s. kilogramme, m.
I tKilt, Kilte', s. jupe, (. ; ■--, ji. a. retrousser.
Kiiiibo, kimr'-bô, a. courbé en forme d'anse, fourchu.
IKiininer, kiiu'-inenr, s. commère ; bavarde, f,
I Kin, kin?, s. parent, allié, m.
Kind, kaïn'il, a. — ly, ad. bon, aimable, complaisant,

honnête ; avec bonté ; — hcirled, a. bien/disant ; — ,

t. genre, m. ; espèce, sorte, f.
Kindle, kiii?'.dr, v. a. et ii. allumer: enflammer ;

s'allumer.
Kindliness, kaîn'd'-Ii-ness?, s. bonté, bienveillance, f.
Kindness, k.iin'd'-ness?, s. bonté ; bienfaisance ; com-
plaisance ; faveur ; amitié, (.
Kindred, kinir'-drcd, a. allié, parent; —, s. parenté, {. ;

parents, m. pi.
Kine, kaine, pi. de Ccw.
Kin^;, kin'i;;;?, s. roi, ni. ; dame damée, f. ; — craft, s.

art de régner, m. ; —fisher, s. alcyon, m. ; —, v. a.

damer.
Kingdom, kin'gwe'-deuin/, s. royaume; règne, m.

Kincllkc, klnV'c'-l-iik?, Kindly, kln'>;"''-ll. a. it .i.i,

royal, de roi.
Kliiviship, kinvî^t'-chip, s. royauté, f.
fKinrik, kiii?'-rik, s. royaume, m.
Kinsfolk, kin'z'-fAk?, s. p^irents. m. ni.
Kiiisin.iii, kin'z'-inmw', t. parent, allié, m.
Kiii'.woiii.iii, kln/'oiioiiiiii-iiiii', s, parente, atUét, f,
tKimi,iy, kiiii'-tro, V. Country.
tKippiiv;r, kip'-ped>, r. deiordre, m.
Il>irk. kiurkf*, !'. (.Juirc h
(Kirscn, keiir'-s'n, s. Christen.
Kirtie, kcr'-tl', s. m.infelet, m. ; veste, t.
Kiss, kicc-, s. baiser, m. ; —, v. a. biùser,
t Kist, kist?, s. (o//'rt, ni.
Kit, kit?, s. grosse bouteille, t. ; seau <è lait. m. ;

pochette, f.
Kitchen, kitch'-iiw, x. cuisine, f. ; — boy, s. marmi'i^n,

m. ; — >,'ardeii, .t. Jardin potii;;er, ni. : — in.ij.l, t.

filte de cuisine, f. ; — stiilf. s. t:riiis\es, f. pi.
Kite, kiiitr-, I. milan : cerf volant, m,
I Killi, killu. f, lonniiisMiine, f.
Killliii,', k\[l'\u\'Kne, s petit ihiit, in.
Kitten, kit'-t'n, s. petit chat, m. ; —, v. n. faire dit

elicits.
fKitllc, kit'-tr, a. chatouilleux : —, v. a. ihatoiiil.'tr.
JKiker, kiv'-eiir, v. Cover.
Klick, klik, V. II. cliqueter.
Kii.ib, tiab, 71. a. mordre ; brouter.
Kii.ik, n.ik, s. colifichet, m. j routine, habileté, {.; ~,

V. n. craquer.
Kn.in, nai,', s. inend tfarbre.m.
•^"■'KHyi "■'iK'k:'''' "■ noueux.
Kii.ip, nap, s. cime, t. ; iommet, m. \ — , v. a, mordre ;

casser : craquer.
Kii.ipple, iiap'-i)l , 7'. II. craquer.
Kii.ips.ick, ii.ip sak, t. hairesac, m.
Kii.ir, ii.ir, .1. naud (bois), m.
Knarry, n.ir'-ri, a. iioueii.x.
Kn.ive, ncvc, s. drôle ; valet (cartes); \domestique, m.;

t— b.ilrii, X. garfon, m.
Knavery, iiiHj- -ri, s. /'riponnerie, f.
Kiiivish, né'-vich, a. — ly, ad. fourbe : en fourbe.
Kiiavishiies.s, nc'-vicli?-iiessir, s./ourberie, f,
Knead, nid, v. a. pétrir.

Kiieadili;;-troni;li, n'\i.\' -'m'^ine-Xrof, s. huche, f . ; pé'iin,
Kiiee, ni, s. genou, ni. ; — pan, s. rotule, t. [nu

♦Kneel, nil, v. n. s'a.i,'enouiller.

Knell, ncl, s. glas, ni.
Knelt, nelt?, v. Kneel.
Knew, niou, v. Know.

Kiiick, nik, Kiiickiii),', nlk'-in'^';i?, s. cragiiemeni du
doigts, lu.

Kiiukknack, nik'-nnk, s. colifichet, m.

Knife, naiff (//. knivex), s. couhau, in.

Kiii).,'lit, iiailc, s. chevalier; cavalier ( checs), m.; -
errant, r. chevalier errant, m. ; — niarsnal, s. nuiri-
dial du palais, m.

Knighthood, ii,iïtf'-lioiid<f, s. chevalerie, t.

Knightly, naitr'-li, a. de chevalier.

•Knit, \\\U, V, a. et h. tricoter; joindre; nouer;
s'unir.

Knitter, nit'-eur, s. tricoteur, m.

Kniltin;,', nit'-ln'jj;)?, s. tricotage, m. ; — needle, i,
aiguille à triioter, f. ; — yarn, s. fil à tricoter, m.

Knittle, nit'-tl", s. cordon de boitrse, m.

Knives, naîv'z, pi. v. Knife.

Knob, nob, s. bosse, f. ; naud (boit) ; bouton de porte, m,

Knobbed, nob'd, a. noueux; raboteux.

Knock, nok, s. coup, m. ; v. a. et n. frapper, coj^ncr;
s'entre-choquer ; to — down, terrasser, démolir ; lo
— in, into, enfoncer ; to — out, chasser à font de
coups; to — \\\i, accabler de fatixue ; succomber à li
fatigue.

Knocker, nok'-eur, .r. marteau déporte, m.

Knol, nôl, s. tertre ; glas, m. ; —, v. a. et u. sonner;
tinter.

Knot, not?, X. noeud; bouton, m. ; troupe; dijffictilli.l;
— , I'. a. et n. nouer; embrouiller ; bourgeonner;
boutonner,

Knottiiiess, not'-i-ness?, x. nodosité, f. ; embarras, m.

Knotty, iiot'-i, a. noueux; difficile.

•Know, nô, v. a. connattre, savoir; lo let —, fiin
savoir.

Knowing, nô'-in'g«?, a. — ly, ad. éclairé ; ititelli^^ei'l:
rusé ; exprés, avec finesse.

Knowledge, nol'-edje, x. science: connaissance, f.

Known, none, v. Know.

Knuckle, neuk'-kl", x. jointure, f, ; jarret de veau, m.
— , v. n. se soumettre.

tKyte, kaït?, x. ventre, m.

fKythe, kaïth?, v, n. parattrt ; sembler.

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làt

r,n. IS, M, v«M, feyr»,

I.alicl, lé' -bel, j fli^iiifllt, f.

I.Al.iiil, W.l)l-al. <i. lahuil.

j.iilior, lé'-bcur, f. I.,»li<iiir.

l.nlioMtrry. IAI)'-A-r.i-lciir-l, /. laboratol;-e, m.

i.aj»'.rlnus, la-li<'i'-rl-ciic/, n. — ly, m/, /iihorieiix.

Xj\l>fiil(jiisnes«, l.i-b6' ri-cucf-iic!>->', s, asiuiiiite ; liiffi-

, tille, f. I

l..iliiiur, lii'-beiir, /. travail, m. ; fitiiif, f. ; —, v. a. tt

II. travniHer : latiourrr ; s'ejrontr ; /trt loin meute ;
tu — umU-r, essayer, efroiner.

I,.ib(>iiriT, Ic'-bciir-fur, s. laboureur; Journalier:

iiitiiia'iivrt ; ouvrier, m.
I.iilHiiirsoiiic, li.''-beur-M;uin^, a. fienilU.
I..il>yriiith, lal)'-cr-iii'lh, s. labyrinthe, m.
1..1C, Iak, i. lai/iie, i.
\.,we, Itkf, s. lai et: rorilou, ni. j dentelle, f.; — makiT, J.

fiissemeulier, m. ; — niaii, r. /atriiaut ilt iltultll(<,

III. ; — I 7'. a. titier : galoiiuer,
I.accrnte, las'-cr-rtr, v. a. lie'iliirer.
I..icLratliin, la-icr-c'-i.lioiiii»', r. lieiliiremeut, m.
j.acliryiiial, lak'-riinal, <i. lanyum!.

1 ack, Iak, ,r. manque, m. ; — , ?', a. et u. manquer île;

avoir besoin île,
I.acka-day, Iak'-a-(li5, iiit. ouais l He'las t
I ackbrain, lak'-brL^nc, .f. sot, beu/t, m. [laque.

I.aukcr, lak'ciir, , la/ne, m. ; —, r. a. vernir a-'ec liii
l.ickcy. I.ik'-i, \. lai/iiais, m. ; —, v. a.jairt le valet.
I .icklus'.rc, lak'Liistijiir, a. terne.
l..n.i)nit, -al.lakciu'-ik, —al, a. —ally, aii. lacouiqitt.
Iictary, Iak'-ta-ri, a. laiteux: — ,s. laiterie, f,
I.iLlatiiin, l.ik-lé'-tliciiiK', s. allaitement, m.
l.iLtc-mis, l.ik'-li-cucr, a. laiteux.
l-ictc-cent, Iak-tcs'-ci-iiiil, a. laitescent : laiteux.
\.,v\,\,\i\e, s. t;al^on : enfant, m.
I. adder, lad'-ciir, t. e, /telle, (.
•l..ide, iéd^, V. a. t/iaiyer : eoinbler.
I,.idiiin, lo'-diiii;//c, J. (/((jri,'<-, iari;itison, f . ; bill of —,

ii'iinaissenieiit, m.
I.adlo, lii'-dl', .!. i^'rauiie cuiller ; t'io/e, f.
l.adicfiil, Ic'-dl'-iiuil, s. cuillerée, f.
l.ady, Ic'-di, (//. ladies), s. dame ; /fouse, f. ; ~ Day, s.

fe'te de !\'olre-llaine. '

Ladylike, Ic-di-laikc, r. distiuiru/ ; tlef;ant.
I.adysliip, lo'-di-cliip<r, s. seigneurie : madame, f. ^

I-it;, \A\i, a. dernier : lent : — , t. lie, f. ; rebut, m. ; j

/■iji ff liasse, f. ; —, v. n. tarder : trainer,
I.ai;j;cr, lajj'-cur, s. tralneiir, m.
I.aijooM, I.a^;iiiie, l.iL'oiiiif', s. lagune, t.
Laie, — al, le'-ik, —al, a, laïque.
Laid, l.J(l<;. 7/. Lay.
11.ai(,'h, le, a. bas.
I.ain, lèiic, t'. Lie.
I.air, IcT, s. ref>aire ; \ savoir, m.
jl.aird, l^r'd, s. seigneur, m,
tl.aith, letli, V. Loaili.
Laity, lé'-i-ti, s. laïques, m. pi.
tl.aivc, \éye, s. reste, m.
I. ike, Ick^, s. lac, m. ; laque, f.
l.aiMl), laiii^, s. ax'neaii, m.
l.aiiilicnt, laiii^'-iieimt, a follet, le'j^er.

L lailikin, lani<^-kinc, s. a^qnelct, m.

Lamblike, laiiKf-laik', a. comme un agneau : doux.

Lame, léin?, a. — ly, ad. boiteux : — , v. a. estrofier.

Lameness, léin^'-ness^, s. état d'un boiteux, m. ; im-
tcrfection, (.

Lament, la-meiin't', s. lamentation : (<lainte, f. ; —, v. a.
et II. lamenter : plaindre : se plaindre.

Lamentable, laiu -cnn-ta-bi', a. — bly, ad. lamentable,
deplorable.

I ..iinentation, la-inc;in-té-cheunc, s. lamentation, f.

Laminate, lani'-i-nétf, v. a. laminer.

I.inunas, lain' -ace, s. />remier .-loilt, m.

tl.aii\nier, lani'-nieiir, s. ambre, m.

L:miii), lani'p, /. lampe, i.; — \A,\i:V., s. noir de funie'e,
m. ; — maker, s. lampiste, m. ; — , î». n. luire, briller :
1 marcher à grands pas.

LamiHiou, laiinr-pouiii: , s. satire, f. ; libelle, m. ; v. a.
scitiriser.

Lampooner, lamc-poun'-eur, s. auteur de libelles, m.

Lamprey, lani<'-pré, s. lamproie, f.

L.in.iry, la'-na-ri, s. grenier à laine, m.

L.iMcc, lann'cf, J. lance, f. ; —man, s. lancier, m.; — ,

L iiicir, lan^'-ceiir, s. lancier, m. \v. a. lancer.

L.iiicet, laiif'-cett, s. lancette, f.

Laiich, tann'cli, s. action de lancer; chaloupe, f , ; — ,
v.a. tt n, lancer ; se lancer.

I.ani Inate, l,inn'.îl-n(*tr, v. a. déchirer,
LamI, lann'il, s. terre : contrée, f. ; native —, s. fiilrît,
(. î - f.ill, s. héritage ; atter>a,;e, m. j — HdihI, (. in-
endation, (. ; -- force, t. troupes de terre, f. pi. ; —
^ravc, s. land,;rave, m. ; - holder, j. fropnetairt
Jom ler, m. ; — l.idy, s. propriétaire ,ie terres : hile\st,
f. i t — l'ip'^'', '■ 1 agabitnd, m. ; -■ lord, s. proprietairt ;
htUe, aubergiste, m. ; —mark. t. birne, limite, f. ; —
scapc, s. paysage, m. ; — siii.iii, /. homme de lerrt,
m. i — tax, s. %nip,U foncier, m. ; — wanl, a,i. vers la
terre ; — , v. a. mettre à terre, debiirquer.
Landing, l.in'-<liir({/n-, j. débarquement, m. ; — place, s.

debar, adiré, m.
I.ano, Icii^, s. haie: ruelle, t. ; t— , t'. Alone,
tl.anj;, lan'^»^, 3'. i.on({.
Lantjrul, l.ui<'-^rel, s. nn'traille, f.
Uan>;ii.i<e, lan'jj'-KonidV, s. langai;e, m.; style, ni. ; —

master ; s. maître de tangue, m.
LaiiKiiet, lan'u'-K""'-'**, -f- Tangintte, f.
l.an^jiiid, l,iirK'Koiiid^, a. — ly, a,/, languissant, faible,
Laii^jiiidness, lan'jî'-nouiil-lici.s*', s. tanguer, faiblesse, {.
l-ant^uisll, l.in'K'-Houitli'. l- lungucur, f. ; —, v. n,

languir : dépérir.
LanmiisliiiiR, l.in'^'-goiiich-ln'KM^, a, — ly, ad. lan,

guis sa II t.
Lan^jui-iliiiicnt, lan>;'-nonichi'-incnn't, I..iiiKiior, lanj;'-

Boueiir, s. langueur, (. ; abattement, m.
I-angiiorons, lan n'-noueiir-eiice, a. langoureux.
Lank, l,in'k, <i. inai\:re : flasque : Idche.
I.ankness, lan'k'iiess*', .r. maigreur, (.
Lanner, lan"-eiir, s. lanerel : lanier, m.
Lantern, lant'teurn*, x. lanterne, (. ; fanal, m.
Lap, lap^, s. xiron : tendon: bout, m.; patte, t.; —
i\o)i, s. bichon, m. ; — win^, s, vanneau, ni. j —, v. a.
et n. plier : envelopper ; laper ; recouvrir.
Lape), l.ip'-el, s. revers {d'habit), m.
LapfaI, l.ip'-fonl, s. plein le xiron.
L.ipiil.iry, l.ip'-i-dar-i, s. lapidaire, m. j —, a. lapidaire.
Lapidate, laj)'.i-dctr, -,'. a. lapider.
Lapidation, la-pi-<lo'-clieun<', .i. lapidation, f.
I .apidcoub, l.i-pid'-ieiKY, a. pierreux.
Lapidesconce, l.i-pi-dcs'-senn ic, s. pétrification, f.
tl^ip|ier, l.ip'-peiir, v. a. cailler.
Lappet, lap'-ett, .r. /(»«, m.

l-ajise, l.ipsc, .r. écoulement, ni. ; chute : bévue, f. ; — of
lime, s. laps deteinp^,\\\. ; —, v. u. s'écouler; déchoir.
Lapt, l.iptf, v. Lap.
Larboard, lar'-bAril,', s. bâbord, ni.
Larceny, l.ir'-ci-ni, j. -'ol, larcin, ni.
Larchtree, lartcli<''-tri, s. mcli^ie, m.
Lard, larde, s. lard, m. ; —, v. ,i. larder, engraisser.
Larder, lar'-deur, s. garde-manger, m. ; oj/ice, f,
Larderer, lar'-deureiir, s. chefd'oJUce, iii.
Lar(lin>;-piM, lar'.din'f;)i^-pine, s. lardoire, f.
Larjîc lardje, a. — ly, ad. large, ample, gros ; aK—,

amplement : en liberté.
Larj;eneMS, lardjf'-iicis^, s. grosseur : anipleut, f.
Lar>;ess, lar'-djesMf, s. laixcsse, (.
Lark, lark, .t. alouette ; fredaine, i.
Laruni, lar'-cuiii<', .r. alarme, f.
Larva, lar'-va, s. larve, f.
Lasciviency, la-civ'-i-cmi-ci, v. Lasciviousness.
Lascivient, la-civ'-i-onn'l, Lascivious, la-civ'-i-euce', a,

— ly, ad. lascif, luxuricii.v.
L-aseiviousnesb, la-civ'-i-eucc-nesse, s. lascivete, f.
j I^.ish, lâche, s. fouet ; coup de fouet ; sarcasme, m. ;
I — , V. a. et II. fouetter: critiquer; lancer; to —
I ont, éclater.

Lasher, lacli'-eiir, s.fouetteitr, m.
: l.ashin^r, lach'-in'i,'"'. s. amarrage : ch.ltiment, m.

Lass, lace, tl-issie, las'-si, s. Jeune fille, f.
1 l.a.ssituilc, las'-i-tioude, s. lassitude, f.
' Last, laste, a. et ad. dernier, passé : la dernière fois ;
at —, enfin : —, s. fin, f. ; bout, m. ; forme {de cor-
1 donnier), t. ; — , v. n. durer, continuer.
i Lastajfe, las'-tiiljf, s. lest d'un navire : fret, m.
j Lastinj,', l.is'-tin'n'"'. a. — ly, ad. durable.
Lastinjjness,l.is'liny«<r-nesse, s. durée, continuation, f.
JLat, \.ae,pour Let.
Latch, latcl.!", -c l<x/iiet: lacet, m. ; \bourbe, f. ; — , v. a.

fermer au loquet.
Latchet, latch -itt-, s. courroie, f. ; lacet, m.
Late, létc, a. et ad. — ly, tard, tardif: dernier : défunt
i of —, dernièrement, récemment.
1 Lateness, létZ-nesse, s, relard ; temps avancé, ni.
■ Latent, le'-tenn't, <i. (ij(7if, «(/(A

Later, le^-teur, (irf. //«J /iijïf.
! Lateral, lat'-er-al, a. — ly, ad. latéral.
I Lateward, léte'-oii.^rde, a. tardif.
Lath, lath, s. latte, f. ; —, v. a. latter.
Lathe, léthe, s. tour, m.

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I III. J —, r. (1, loiitr;

Lnlhcr, lAth'>«ur, *. tnousst; /iitme, f. ; —, v. a. el n.
tiiTOiiilfr; /tlitntr.

\.,\\\\y,\M\\'-\, II. iniiict,

I.iitiii, lail'-in/, ri. lalin,

l.atinity, l.i-llii'-lll, /. Itttiiiili', f.

I..ilisli, lo'-tK^lic, (I. tin ^f II liiiii.

l..ilit.imy, l.il'l t.iim-ci, r. ftit( lit it 'iiii (Sl rnJii', in.

I.iilit.iiil, l.tt'l'tinii't, a, Ciii/ii'.

I.atituile, l.iriliiiiid^, .r. Inixeui' ; flfHiiiif, (.

I.atiiiiiliii.trl.ui, l.t-tl-tioii-dl'iiii'-ri-aiK', i. tifrit/ort, in.

L.ilr.itc. I.it'-rvl^, V. ii. n'uij'tr.

l,.illtli, l.il'.fiin, s./cr-liUtiif ; taitou, in.

I..UIcr, l.it'-tiir, .». — ly, ad. deriiier ; tiffiils ffli.

I..iltL'iiii.itli, l.it'-vuriii.itli, s. ifxttm, III.

l.altli c, Lil'-ici-, /. tmii/iu in. i —, -■. a. titillisstr,

II .aiii.li, l.ldjf, s. loi, {. ; usai,'/, in.
,niicl, i.Vlf, s. louange, f. ; f'Ayi
if'li'hrfr.

I.auil.iblu, I.V-il. 1-1)1', f». —Illy, <iil. loiiahle ; Ktliifiiire,
l..iiii|.ililciic">s, l.ld.i-lir.ncssc, s. (/iialitt louable, f.
I.;uiil.itoiy, I.V-d.i'tori, <t. luii.lati/.
L.iii>;li, I. if, s. riiY, lis, in. ; —, »'. «. rirt ; to — at, se

t/io,/iier lie, rire ile,
I.aiinli.iljU-, laf'-.i-l)!', a. risihie,
I.aiit{licr, l.if'-cur, s. rieiir, in.
Lall^;ln^l^,', laf'-in'-K'"", "■ — ly. diA riant, rieur ; —

stock, s. ih/et lieri.see, in. ; —, s. ris, in.
I.aiinlitor, laf'-tcnr, t, >n-, in. ; rise'e, f,
tl-auincr, l.V-niunr, s. aiiilire, in.
Lainicli, l.iiiii'cli, r. chaloupe, f. ; — , v. ii. tt ii. Iiimer ;

s'eliineer à I'eaii ; to — nnt, settiuire.
I-iiindcr, laïK^'-ilcnr, ,r. nui;c : /lAnii /iiueiise, f.
I..iniiilcrcr, l,in<'-iloiir-ciir, .f. hliiinliuseiir, in.
Lauiultcss, l,iiit''.(lri;sv, s. Hane/iisseme, f.
l.aundry, l.iiu''-dri, s, lavanUerie ; liiij;erie, f. ; — maid,

s. Iiii:;éir, f.
LaiiiiM'u, I.V-ri-ctf, s. lauréat, ni.
L;\iircl, l.V-rcl, s. Iiiirier, in,
Kava, lo'-va, s. laTe, f.
Uavaliuii, 1 i-vO'-clicnnc, s. taiai^e, m.
l-av.it(iry, l.iv'-a-to-ri, r. lavamierie, (.
Liivc, lovf, t'. a. et ii. laTer ; se laver.
Uavccr, la-vire-', v. >i. louvoyer.
LavcndiT, lav'-eini-dciir, s. lavanje, f.
Knvcr, lii'vonr, s. ciiz'e, f.
Lavcrcick, lù-v'-rok, s, alouette, f.
Lavish, lav'-iclic, ■». — ly, ad. prodigue; —, v. a.

prodiguer.
l-avisliLT, l.iv'-icli-eiir, s. prodigue, m.
l-.ivisluiiciit, l.iv'-iclic-niLinrt, s. prodigalité, f.
Law, 1.1, s. loi, f. j droit, m. ; jurispriidenee, f. ; proeès ;
barreau, m. ; — of settlLiiKiit, r. loi de doinieile, f. ;
doctor at —, s. docteur en droit, m.; — d,iy, jour
eCaudieuce, ni. i — Hiver, — nukcr, s. législateur, m. ;
— suit, s. procès, m.
ï.awlul, lâ'-foul, a. — ly, ad. lr.i;al, légitime ; Talalde.
I.awfnliiess, l.'v'-foiil-in.ssf, s. ligalite, Igitiinite, f.
tLawiii, l.l-ine, I.awiiiij, l.'i-iii ^;,ii , s. compte de (aharet, ni.
l.awicis, IV-lcssf, a. — ly, ad. sans loi; illegal.
Lawlosyicss, I.I'-Il'ss-iil'ïisc, s. ilhgalité, f.
Lawii, l.lnc, s, pelouse : clairière, f. ; liuoii, m.
I^iwny, l.1'-ni, a. de linon.

Lawyer, l.l'-yciir, s. jurisconsulte, avoué, avocat, m.
Lax, laksi", a. lAclu ; relâché : —, s. diarrhée, t.
Lax.ition, l.ik-so'-clicinn', s. relâchement, m.
Laxative, laks'-a-tiv?, s. laxatif, m.
I^axity, laks'-i-ti, I.axness, Iaks'-nessf, s. relilchement, m.
Lay, lé, a. laïque ; séculier ; — brother, s.frére-lai, ni. ;
— man, s. laïque; mannequin, in.; — , s. lit, ni.;
couche ; gageure, f. ; chant, ni. ; — laiiil, s. jachère, f. ;
—stall, s. voirie, i. ; fumier, ni.
Lay, le, V. a. et >i. tnettre, placer ; coucher: planter ;
apaiser; accoucher ; pondre; parier; gaoer ; im-
puter; to — asleep, endormir ; to — tl.iiiii to, ré-
clamer, to — hold of, saisir; to — a \va);cr, parier ;
to — waste, ravager; to — aside, tnettre de ciUé ;
quitter ; to — by, tnettre en réserve ; quitter, dler ; to
— down, déposer ; payer ; renoncer; avancer; to —
in, amasser ; to — on, imposer, appliquer ; imputer,
accuser; to — out, tnettre à part; distribuer ; se
proposer ; écarter ; to — to, imputer ; attaquer ; to —
to^jetlier, rassembler ; comparer ; to — up, tenir reti-
feimé ; amasser, serrer ; to — upon, imposer ; attri-
buer (v. aussi Lie).
1-ayer, lé'-eur, s. couche, f. ; rejeton ; provin, in. ; poule

qui pond, f.
Layiut;, \é'-\\\'f,nc, s. tnise ; Poule, f.
Lazar, lé'-zar, s. lépreux, m.
Lazaretto, la-zar-et'-to, L.izar-liouse, lé'-zar-haoucf, s.

ladrerie, f. ; lazaret, m.
Laziness, l;i'-2:i-nei>s^, s. paresse, f.

I.a/y, \i'-t\, a. — lly, ad. paresseux, neil(i,uiaiit,

Lu.i, II, /. ùos, m. \ prairie, f.

Lead, led, j. ploml>, m. ; loiide, t. ; —*, pi, gontliii e, t. ;

—, v. a. plomber.
Lead, lui, s. direitioii; inaiti (lartei), (. ; a,quil {>ut-
lard ), ni. ; pretcauie, avance, t. ; to l.ike tlii' , «x.k.
iher en aianl ; frendcr ; * —, v. a. et tt, loiidtine;
tnciier ; porter ; Ira/tier; ma ri her en avant; lom-
tnaiider, Jonliner ; to — aloii^, conduire ; attomp,i ;.
lier; fo — astray, éi;arer ; to — uway, eminnicr ;
entraîner ; to — b.ick, reconduire ; to — out, reçoit,
du ire ; é,;arer.
I.e.iden, led'-d'n, ii. de plomb ; lourti.
Lt.ider, li'-dewr, s. j;uide ; ihej ; premier article d'ini

Journal, m,
Leidiin;, li'-diii'^((C, a. principal, premier; — man, s.

chef, ni. ; — strniL's, x. //. listera, t. |)l,
Le.idy, led'-l, <i. plombé.

Le.if, lif (//. Ic.ives), s./euille, f. ; feuillet ; filant, m. !
—, V. a, et n. ejjeuiller ; catir à froid ; porter des
Jèutlles.
Lealles», lif-less/, a. sans feuilles.
I.e.illet, lif-lett, s. petite/euille, f.
Leafy, li'-li, a. couvert de feuilles.
Lc.ijjne, \\\iue, s. ligue ; lieue, f. ; —, v. a. si liguer.
l.e.iL'ncr, h'.^'»eiir, s. ligueur ; siège, ni.
Le.iK, Ifk, 1. voie d'eau, f. ; —, v. tt. couler; faire eau ;

s'échapper ; fuir.
I.e.ik,i>;e, li'.kidjc, s. routage, m,
I .e.iky, li'-kl, a. qui coule ; qui fait eau.
I.e. un, liiiif, s. lueur de Jeu ; laisse, f.
I.i an, lin»', a. — ly, ad. tiiaigre ; thétif; —, f. tnai^re
{de la viande), u\.; — , v. n. s'appuyer; poser; peu-
iher.
I.e.iiiness, liiu-'-nesv, j. ttiaigreur, f.
Le.ip, lil»', s. saut, m. ; — ye.ir, r. année bissextile, f, ;

* —, V. a, et n. sauter ; palpiter ; franchir,
tLcar, lirf, s. savoir, m,

Lc.irn, lerii, v. a. et n. apprendre ; s'instruire de.
l.c.irned, ler'-neil, a. — ly, ad. savant, lettre.
1. earner, ler'-neur, s. écolier ; éùhe, ni.
I,c,iriiin>;, ler'-nin'^;»!', .r. science, érudition ; étude, f.
Le.irnt, lern't, /<>///• Le.irncd.

Lease, litt-, s. bail, ni. ; —, v. a. louer à bail ; glatltr,
Lc.iseliold, licV-hold, a. tenu par bail.
Leaser, U'-zeur, s. glaneur, n;.
Leasli, liclu-, s. laisse ; attache, f. ; — , v. a. mener à ta

laisse.
Least, listif, a. moindre, le plus petit ; —, ad. tnoiin ;

Ilot in the — , point du tout,
Le.itlicr, leth'-cur, s. cuir,u\. ; —dresser, /. tanneur, m.
Leathern, lelh'-eurn, a. de cuir.

Leave, live, s. ,yrmission ; liberté, f. ; congé, m. ; * -,
z'. a. et n. laisser; quitter ; léguer ; cesser ; to — out,
omettre, exclure.
Leaved, liv'd, a. feuillu.
Leaven, lev'-eiin, s. terrain, m.; —, v. a. faire lexer ;

jérmenter.
Leaves, liv'/, pi. de I.c.if.

Leavin^js, li'-vin^'/iz, s. pi. restcf, m. pi. ; bribes, (. pi.
I.echer, letch'-eur, s. debaiiilié, m.
Lctherous, letch'-cur-eucf, a. — ly, ad. lascif, lubrique :

débauché.
Lecherousness, letcU'-eur-eucf-iiessc, Lechery, leti.li-

curi, s. lasciveté, f.
Lcciion, lek'-clicuiic, s. le(on, f.

Lecture, lek'-tcliieur, s. Icion ; lecture ; re'primande. f ;
— , T. II. et n. sermonner en pédant ; faire un coins.
Lecturer, lek'-tcliieureur, s. professeur ; lecteur, ni.
I.ectureshiii, lek'-tchicur-cliip?, s. ojpice de lecteur, m.
Led, led, v. Le.ul.
Il.eddy, Icd'-di, /<>«;- Lady.

Leilire, ledjt', s. couche, (. ; bord, rebord ; tasseau, m.
I.ed-liorse, led'-horzr, s. cheval de ma in, ni.
Lee, li, s. lie, f. ; sédiment ; coté oppose au vent, m. ;
— shore, J. cilte où le vent donne, f. ; — side, s. calé dt
dessous le veut, m. ; — w.iy, s. dérive, f.
Lcech, litcli?, s. sangsue, f. ; tnédecin, m. ; ralingue, f. ;

— cr.ift, .V. médecine, f.
I.eek, lik, s. poireau, porrcnu, m.
tLeelanc, li'-léiie, pour AU alone.
Leer, lir, s. œillade, f. ; — , v. n. lorgner ; regarder aviC

convoitise.
l.cci,Vtz, s.pl. lie, {.; sédiment, m. ^". ..' r
tl.eesoine, li'-seunii*, a. c irmant. ' .

I.eetch, litchf, s, fond d'une voile, m,
tl-ceviiijf, li'-vin'H"' . pour Livintj.
Leeward, li'-ouArdc, a. sous le vent ; —, s. cM sous li

vent, m.
Left, leftir, a. gauche; —handed, a. gaucher ; — liand«
incss, s. gaucherie, f, (v, aussi Leave},

LEd

t*»-)!

LÎQ

itg, leiTi ■»• /iii'i/it, (iiiitr, f, i /itUrtn ; gix»*: »"A

l.cij.Hy, lot{' il-cl, S. Itt!', 111. l/n»"'. 1».

i.^^^ll, li'Uiil. ". — lyi ii'i. /'(.i»/, ti'i-iiùnt,

i.t'iî.illly, ll-K.iri II, jr. .'./«//i/c, f.
|.n;.ilui', h'-j,'.!!-.!!/!", t'. IF. I,t;nliifr.
I.t^j.it.iry, let; -.I'tit-ri, .t. Iei;iiiaut, in.
l.i'tf.iti.', l<;;{'-ér<", t. lt\;<tl, in.
l,iX.it«?e, li'U'.i-li', f. In;ittitirf, in. et f.
I.t'kMlion. lik'"'''->-'i»-'iiii'. '• lfi:<tlh>H, f,
i.i\Mt»pr, kv'-''-'"'i J. ffifuffitr-, in, •-

l.et-cml, li'-iljen'd, r, iff;fiiitt, f.
i.r>;ir, lidj'-ciir, r. — Imnk, s. irraihi tifff, m.
l.c'i,'<-'r<luiiMiii, k-<IJ-viir.i|i-iiii>ni^, i. limr lie faist-fifsst,
l.et{il>lf, l<.Mir.i'lir, a. —Illy, iti/, iisià.'t. [in.

I.c^ioii, li'-ifjfimc. J. iet;ioii,/'iiiilt, (.
l.i'^;ii>ii.iry, Ir-illciiii-.i-ri, .(. /t'i,'iûiiiiitirf, in.
I.i>,'is!,illc)ii, li:ilj.|',-liï'.tli».iin<, s. /f^'i'/itHnil, f.
I,ci;i-il.ilivc, lrili'.|s-k'-tivc, <J. /<'f m/.j/i/
I.i'k;i»l<it<ir, kilj -K-k'-tciir, f, lf),'islitlfiir, m.
i.rk:<>l'>(>ii'e. Icili'-ls-lf-tchicur,\f. ^••nrini; lixislali/, m.
', li-(Oit'-l-ini\.tl, s. If^itimitf, (.

-, V. 11.

l.cK'iliin.icy

Li'l!itHii.ilc, lliljit'i-iiict*', II. — ly, (h/. /•,i:i/i»ie;

li::i/iiiifr,

I.i'tjiiiiii.itinii, lidjifi-iné'-tln.Mini', f. /ixithmifioit, f,
(j.culin, ItK'-linc, r. senii <t lui/, m.
Lrutiiiic, I«k'-iiiiiiiic, I.c^iiincn, li-t(/(iou'-Miciin, s,

lf\'ii>iif, m.
Lcisiiralilo. li'-Jciir-a-lil', ii. fait à loiiif.
Leisure, li'-Jeur, i. loisir, ir/^'i, m
Liisiirely, li'-Jeiir-ll, a. tt ait li loisir.
LeriiDM, k'iii -ciiii^, s. iilroii, /imoii, m, ; — treCi s,

Ihihiiier, lilioiiiiief, m.
I.eniiii.nk-, k'iii.euM-o<U'', s. liiuoiiatU, f.
•l.eiiil, kiin'il, V. 11. pyt'icr.
I.eiiiler, k'im'-detir, s. f'ii'lfur, ni.
Leiijjtli, len'^th, .f. /o>' .'iifiir ; éinidue : dîstiiiict, f. \ nt

-, fiijiii ; — of lircail, s. traiuht dt fiiiti, f.
Lenv;tlicM, leti'tt'-th'ii, %<. ii. tt n. allonger, frolonsti^ :

tlfiidre ; s'allonger.
I-cnt,'thwisc, lenVlli'-oii.iiz^, <ii/. en longueur.
I.cn^'tliy, lcn'i{'-lTii, a. long : prolonge'.
LiiiKut, ll'-ni-enn't, a. lenitij; —, /. e'nwtlienf, m.
I.eiiify, Icir'-i-fiii, V. a. adoiuir.
l.cnitivc, lcii"-i-tiv, (I. Ifiiilif.
Lciiity, lcn"-i-tl, j. doiueiir ; tendresse, t.
I.cns, k'iin'z (//. k'iiscs), s. lenlitle, f.
I.ent, Icnn't, s. ear/ine, m. (?'. aussi I.cml).
I.cntitiiliir, Icnn-tik'.iuu-lnr, I.ciitifonn, lcrin'.ti-f»rm^,

a. lenticulaire.
Leiilii;ltu)iis, Icimtiilj'-i-neiicc, n. dartreiiv.
I.cnlikfo, loiin-t.iï'-no, f. tei\'iie, {. ; taches de rousseur, f.
Ltntili Icim'-til, .t. lentille, f. [\>\.

I.entitiide, lenii'-ti-tii)U<V, /. lenteur, {.
Lcntor, Icnii'-tciir, s. viscosi/e, f.
l.cntous, Iciin'-teiicf, ii. Tisi/uciix.
Leiip.vril, lep'-ciirilc, s. leopard, ni.
Leper, le))'-ciir, s. lépreux, m. •

Leprcisy, lep'-ro-ci, s. lèpre, f.
I.epnms, leii'-reucf, a. lépreux.
Lc|)t, k'pt*', 7'. Leap.
Lesion, li'-clieiin^, s. lesion, f.
Less, Icss^, a. et ad. plu f petit, moindre ,
Lessee, les-si', s. fermier, ni.
Lessen, les'-s'n, v. a. et n. diminuer

s'amoindrir.
Lesser, Icss'-ciir, a. et ad. moindre, plut petit.
Lesson, les'-s"n, s. leçon ; réprimande, f.
Lessor, less'-or, s. bailleur, ni.
Lest, lest?, c. depeuri/iie.
•I.et, lelt, V. a. laisser ; permettre

eiHpA/ier ; to — blonil. saigner ,

to — down, descendre, baisser,

into, laisier entrer, recevoir ; to

to — out, mettre en liberie ; Idcher

pi'chement, obstacle, in.
Lctli.ility, ll-thal'-i-ti. .r. Icthnlite, mortalité. (.
Letliariific, li-thar'-djik, a. letliargit/ue.
Letl^.lr^;y, loth'-,ir-djl, s. lelliargie. f.
ILethcr, lo'-tliciir, r: a. tanner ; battre le bU.
Letter, ktt'-iuir, s. lettre, f. ; — of .ittorney, procura-
tion, f . î — of business, lettre d'affaires, f. : — of

exchange, lettre de change, f. ; — bc.irer. s. /acteur,

m. ; —press, s. impression, f. ; —s, //. btUcs-tettres,

lettres, {. pi. ; — , v. a. écrire.
Lettered, Ictt'-eur'd, a. lettr/, savant.
Lettice, Lettuce, lett'-icf, s. laitue, f. •

Levant, li-vann't', s. Levant, m.
Levée, lev'-i, s. lever, ni.
Level, lev'-cl, a. horizontal; plat ; de niveau: — , s,

niveau, m. ; — , v. (t. niveler; mettre de niveau ;

comparer; fainter ; viser; diriger.

moint.
; amoindrir;

; louer; restreindre,

; to — loose, lâcher ;

abaisser ; to — In,

— otf, lâcher ; tirer ;

louer, —, s. eut-

l.rveller, jov'-cl-ctir, i. ni fleur, m»

Lever, H'-venr, », Irvitr, m.

I.eveiet, lev'-eiir-ell, ». Inraut. m.

Levl.ililc. lev'i-n.br, d. i/ii on peut leier,

l.rvia.ile, \v\'-\-v.H^\e, i: a. broker ; raboter.

Levity, lev'-ltj, ». le^'^rete, f.

Levy, lev'.t; i. Int^e, f. i —, T'. ii. lettr ; enritln\

Lewd, lioiiiic. II. — ly, ad, lascif, liibrtifue.

I.ewdnenn, li'«nil/'-nesv, s. lau'itti', (.

Lc»lc.'v;rëpliiT, leksl-kotj'-r.i.feiir, t. lexiuyraphr, m,

t.rxIiiM, Irks'-lltnnc, I. lexuiue, dulionnairt, ut,

I.Mbilily, l.ii-.ibir.i-K, t. re\p:<n\abilile', (,

l.i.ilili'. I,ii'-,ibr, n. re\p,tnsable ; expou,

l.l.ilik'ness, l<kr..i.br-iie<is?, v. I.Ubility,

Li.ir, lai'-eiir, s. menteur, ni.

i.lb.illon, l,ii-lie''.tlieiin<', s. libation, t.

LIbel, l.u'.bel, s. libelle, m, \ —, v. a. diffamtr.

Libeller, l.ii'-beleur, ». Ixbelliste, ni.

Libellons, lai'.bil-eiiLY, a. di/famatoire.

Ltbcr.il, lib'-er-al, a, — ly, riif. libt'ral, g/ne'rtUJt,

t.lber.ility, ll-ber-rtl'-l-ll, s. libéralité', (.

I.iber.ite, iib'-er-t't^ f. n. libérer, delirrer.

I.ilieraijon, liber-if'-rlieiilii', r. liberation, {,

l.iber.itor, lili'-er-è-teur, ». libérateur, m.

Libertine, lib'-er-ttii/, a, libertin; —, t, libertin,

all'ranchi, in.
I.iberliiiiMit, llb'-er-ti-nl/in, /, libertinage, m,
Liberty, lib'-er-ti, ». liberté' ; Jraiiihive, f.
Libidinous, libiir.liieniv, ii. - ly, 11,1'. disutlii, lascif, ,
l.ibr.iri.iii, l,ii brc'.riaiii", ». bibliotheiaire, m.
I.ibr.iry, l.ii'-br.i.rl, .». biblioili^nue, f,
l.ibr.ite, l.ii'-briîlc, v. a. balmiie.-
I.ibration, l.u.bré'.ilK^uiw, ». balancement, ni,
l.ice.l.iiti", //. 1^1» Loiisc,
I-icence, I.iteiise, l.ii'-cenn'cr, 1. licence ; permisiion,

f. i brevet, m. ; patente, i. j —, r. <». lueiu itr ;

autoriser.
Liccnli.-ile, |.VI-ccnn'-chi-ét*, t. liceiiei/, m. ; —, v. a,

autoriser.
Licentious, l.it-cenn'-clieucc, a. — ly, ad. licencieux.
Licentiousness, liii-cenn'-cliciar-iiess*", s. luence, f.
Licit, lis'-itf, il. - ly, firf. licite.
Litk, lik, ». petit coup, 111. ; t— penny, s. ^rippesou, m.;

— ,v. a. lécher ; retoucher ; battre.
Lickerish, lik'-er-iclii", a. friand.
Lickerishiiess, lik'-er-itlir-nessi', s. friandise, f.
Lickerous, lik'-er-eiicc, 7'. Lickerish.
Licorice, lik'-ciir-icc, s. rel'lisie, f.
Lid, lid, s. couvercle, 111. ; paupière, T,
Lie, lai, s. lessive, (.; mensonge, ni.; to give the —,

donner un démenti ; —,v. n. mentir,
•Lie, laï, V. n. /tre couche ; s'appuyer ; repi-tser : ^trt

sitiU ; rester , résider ; lo — at sl.ike, être intères\e :

to — sick, «V»r malade ; to — down, /ire couche ; se

coucher ; to — in, t'tre en com he ; to — under, t'lre

expose, I'ire sujet à.
Lief, lif, ad. volontiers.
Lie^e, liiijc, a. lif,-e, sujet; —, s. soin.<erain, suzerain,

111. ; — iiiaii, s. homme lige, m.
Lieu, llou, s. place, f. ; in —, au lieu.
Lieutenancy, lev-ten'-ann-ci, ». lieulenance, f.
Lieuten.mt, lev-teii''-ann't, s. lieutenant, 111.
Life, l.i'ff (//. lives), s. vie; viiacile', f. ; to the — ,

d'après nature : — lioat, s. bateau de sauvetage, m. ;

— i,'uar(l, s. garde du corps, f. ; — vîuardsiii.in, s. i;arde

du corps, m. ; —rent, s. rente viagère, f. ; — time, s,

vie, f.
Lifeless, laïff'-Iess^, a, — ly, ad. inanimé', sans vie.
Lift, lift?, », ej/'ort pour lever ; coup de tnain : \ciel, m. ;

—, V. a. lever ; soulever : hausser; relever; to —

nw.iy, enlever, emporter ; voler.
Lifter, lift'-cur, s. celui qui lève; manhand de

bestiaux, m.
Li^îament, liji'-.i-inenn't, s. ligament, ni.
Liijature, li>,''-a-tiour, s. ligature, f.
Liijlit, l.utc, s. lumière ; clarté, f, ; jour, m. ; —house,

s. phare, ni.; —^, pi. jours, m. pi.; connaissances, f pi.;

— , V. a. et n. allumer ; éclairer; arriver; s'arré.er;

se poser, se percher ; trouver.
Lii,'ht, lait?, a. — ly, ad. léger: aisé; clair ; gai ; —

armed, armé à tu légère; -footed, a. vite à lit

course; —headed, a. frivole; inconstant, étourdi ;

— hearted, a. de bonne humeur, joyeux ; — horse, »,

cavalerie léi;ère, {.; — ley^ed, a. vite à la course;

as^ile ; — minded, ii, Tw/dç? ,■ étourdi.
Lit;hten, l.û'.fn.t', a. et n, éclairer; illuminer; alléger;

soulager ; étinceler,
Lijjliter, lai'-leur, s. allège ; gabare, f. } —man, s.

gabarier, ni, {v. aussi Light).
Liphtinff, laït'-in'jj»»?, s. éclairage, m,
Liijhtlcss, laît«'-Iess?, a. obscur.

Lia-

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I.i^rlitiii's^, I.iltc'-iiossc, s. tt'>;èret/ : iitrnn stance, t.
Lii,'li!riiiii;, l,iit?'-iiiii'),';;t-, j. (clair; al.'ixtment ; ioutast-

oi-llt. III.

Li^flits, lail's, s. pi. /'oïDuoit, m, \t\.

l.i!u,'lit-.Miiir, laïtf'-SLMiiii,', a. e'ilairc ; clair : ça>.

l.ii,;litsoim.iic-.s, l.iilf'-scumir-iiess?, i, clarté; gniel'', '.

Li;,'iieinis, li^''-iiieiic^, <i, liviifiix.

Liku, laïkc, a. et ail. icinhhthtc, pareil, e'i^l, ttt' le ;
coinvie; vrai.^onhluhie, probable ; prohableiiieiit : — ,
i. pareille: inniie chose A-\ lieliacl — t'i. /.•/( icn/allitt
qu'il : to v,'ivi; — for —, rendre la pareille ; —, v. a.
aiiner, )^oiifer ; plaire,

Likclilinoil, l.iilc<-li-lioii(l^, Likcliness, laïkcli-iicss^, 1.
probabilité ; resseinblctuce, f.

Likc-ly, laikf'-li, a. et ad. probable ; Traiseiiiblable ; pro-
hiiHeiiirnt ; lo bc — to, être dans le cas de.

I.ikcn, laï'-k'i:, 7; a. comparer.

Kikoiicss, laïkc-iicsv, s. ressembla iice, (.

Kikcways, laïkc-otic^f, Likewise, laikf'-ouaïz^, ad. pa-
reillement, aussi.

Likinif, laï'-kiM'j;;/c, a. de bonne mine ; .i^rax ; — , s.
embonpoint ; );oiU ; agrétnent, m.; to my — , à
fttou ;• re'.

I-ilac, i.ii'-lak, s. lilas, m.

I.ily, lil'-i, s. lis, m.

l^iiiiatiirc, lii'-iiic-tiniirr, s. limaille, f.

Liiiil), lime, s. membre, m ; — iii'-al, a. en morceaux; — ,
V. a. donner de<: membres ; démembrer.

IJnibec, liinc'-bck, s, alambic, m.

Liilibrr, limc'-bc'iir, a. souple, flexible.

Kiiiibcriicss, lim£''-bciir-iicssc, s, souplesse, flexibilité', f.

I.iiiibcT'i, linic-bcnr'z, ,f. pi a;ant-train ; /i>urf;on, m.

Kiiiibo, liiii^'-bô, jr. limbes, 111. pi. ; prison, f.

Liinc, laïiu^, s. ijlu ; chaux, f. ; tilleul, m. ; — burner, s.
chaufournier, m,; — kiln, s. four à chaux, ii\. ; —
stone, s. pierre calcaire, f. ; — tree, s, tilleul, ni. ;
— twijr, s. .l'iuaii, m.; — , v. a. couvrir de glu ;
ciinenler ; prendre.

I,iinelioiiii(l, iaînir'-liaotinitc, I.iincr, laï'-nieur, s. limier,

I.iinit, liin'-itf, j. limite, f. ; —, v, a, limiter. [m.

Kiinitary, liin'-i-tar-i, a. limitatif.

Limitation, li-nii-lc'-clieunc, f. limitation ; restriction, i.

Limitless, liin<f'-itc-less<', a. illimité.

Limn, lime, t. a. csijiiisser ; peindre.

Limner, liiiic'-iieiir, s. peintre, m.

Limons, laï'-menci', a. honrbeit.v.

l^itnp, lim'p. s. clochement, m. ; —, v, n. dominer ;
boiter.

Limpiii, liiiif'-pid, a. limpide, clair.

Limpidness, lliiu^'-pid-nessc, .f. limpidité, f.

Limpinjjly, linrp-in'i;;;f-li, ad. en boitant.

Limy, laî'-mi, a. Ti.si/iieii.x- ; calcaire.

Linaniciit, lin'-.i-memit, s. filament, m.; charpie, f.

Linden, linn'-deini, s. tilleul, m.

Line, l.iïiic, s. lin, m. ; //!;,'»« ,• ran.s^ée ; f. ; aucunement;
liiiéaiiieiit ; dessin, plan, m.; enceinte; profession,
f. ; silip of tlie — , vaisseau de li^'ne, m. ; — keeper, s.
garde (chemin de fer), \n. ; — keepers lioiisc, s.
guérite, f. ; — , t. a. doubler ; çarnir.

LnieaLji\ lin'-i-édjc, .r. lignée, race, (.

Lineal, liii'ial, <i. — ly, (r.i". en lii.'iie droite ; linéaire.

Lineament, lin'-ia-menn't, ï. linéaineiit, trait, m.

Lincation, lini-é'-clienn^', t. delineation, f.

IJnen, lin'inc, .r. toile, (.; liii.';e, m. ; — drajier, s. mar-
chand de toile; lini^er, m. ,■ —drapery, s. commerce
de toiliS, m. ; — weaver, .r. tisserand, m.

I,in>;, lini;/;.', .t. bruyère ; morue, f.

I.ini,'cr, lini;'-U"eiir, v. n. tarder : trainer.

l,in;,'erer, liMV'-i;«eiir-eiir, .r. lendore, m.

Linjierinijly, lin'j;'-ij«our-in'},';(c-li, ad. lentement.

Linijet, lin a'-^ucti, s. lini^or. m.

Linv^nacions, lm'n-i;oué'-clioiiCf', a. bavard.

Lin'.jMist, liti'ij'-unnistc, s. lim^iiiste, m.

Liniment, lin'-i-menn't, s. Uniment, m.

Llnin^,', 1 .ri'-iiin'L,'«(', s. doublure ; coij/'r, f.

Link, lin'k, s. ciiainoii; anneau, m.; torche, (.; — , v. a.
enchaîner : lier, l'oindre.

Linnet, lin'-ett. s. linotte, f.

Linseeil, linn'-sid?, s. graine de lin, f. ; — cil, huile
de lin, f.

Linsey-woolscy, lin^'-si-oiinnl'-si, s. tirc'aine, f. ; —, a.

Linstock, linn'-stock, s. boute-feu, m. \yil.

Lint, limit, s. filasse ; charpie, f.

Lintel, linn'-tel, s. linteau, m.

Lion. I.iï'-eiine', s. lion, m.

Lioness, l,iï'eim-ess<', s. lionne, f.

l.il'. h)!, s, lèvre, f. ; — labonr. s i aines paroles, f. pi.; —
wisdom. .1'. .sa s; es se en pa 10: es, f.

jl.inpen. lip'-p'n. f. n, se reposer sur.

i.ippunde. lip'-pi-tiondc, s. chassie, (.

Li>liiablc, lik'-oua-br, a. fusible.

Licitinte, laï'-konét^, v. a. et «. Hqui/îer. fondre; st

fondre.
Lii|n.ition, lai-koiie'-clieunc, s. liquation, f.
Liiinetiable, lik'-onl-f.iï-a-bl', a. fusible.
Liipiefy, lik'-oni-fai, T'. Liquate.
Liijnid, lik'onidc, a. liquide; clair.
I.i>|iiidate, lik'-oni-dét^, v. a, liquider.
l.ii|nid.ition, li-koiii-de'-cheiinf, s. liquidation, f.
Liipiidity, li-kouid'-i-ti, Li()uidness, lik'-uuid-ness/', r.

liquidité, f. [graisser.

Liipior, lik'-eiir, s. liqueur, f . ; — , v. a. arroser;
l.isp, lisp, ,r. i;rasxeyement, m. ; v. a. grasseyer.
l.isper, lisp'-eur, s. grasseyenr, m.
List, liste, .r. liste; lisière; marge, f. ; bord; listel;

désir, m. ; —, v. a. et n. ennUer ; garnir de lisières ;

écouter ; désirer.
Listen, lis'-s'n, i'. ;/. écouter.
Listener, lis'-s'n-enr, .r. écouteur, vn.
Listless, llst'-less/-, a. — ly, ad. inattentif, nonchalant.
Listlessness, list'-less-iiess«", j. inattention; noniha-

lance, f.
lit. Vite, T. Linlit.
I.itany, lit'-;i-ni, s. li.'anie, f.
I .iter.il, lit'-cr-,il, a. — ly, ad. littéral, de lettre,
l.lter.ility. li-tei-al'-i-ti, s. sens littéral, m.
I.iteraiy, lit'-er-a-ri, ai/. /(//«'■/■(i r .
Literati, liter-é'-tai, s. pi. savants, m. pi.
l.iteratnre, lit' er-ctiour, s. littérature, (.
il.itli, lithe, r. /ointure, f.
l.itlie. laillie, a. souple, ylexible.
Littleness, laith'-iiesse, j-. souplesse, (,
l.itlier, kiitli'enr. fi, làclie.
I.itliesonie, kiitlie'seuine, T'. Lithe.
I.idio^'rapher, li-thoi;'-rafeiir, s, lithographe, m.
I.itlioi^r.iphic, —al, li-tho-Hraf'-ik. — ,d, a. lilh.'i'ra-
l.itlio;<rapliy, Ii-tlioi;'-r.i-ti, s. lithographie, f. \phiqiie.
Liti^'.mt, lit'-i-jjaimt, s. plaideur, m.
I.iti,L;ale, lit'-i-(,'«ete, v. a plaider.
Liti),'ation, li-ti-L'«i;'-cliennc, r. litige, m.
I.itii,'ious, li-tidj -ence, a. - l\ . ad, litii,'ieu.v. |r.

Llti^;ioiisness, li-tidj'-eucf-n. .m; s, humeur chicaneuse.
Litter, lit'-enr, s, litière, portée, f. ; —, v. a, faire la

litière ; mettre bas.
Little, lil'-tl', a. et ad. petit ; peu ; —, s. un peu ; peu dt

chose ; bagatelle, f.
Littleness, lit'-ii'-nessc, s. petitesse, f.
Littoral, lit'-o-ral, a. littoral.
Lltmi;y, lit'-eur-dji, s. liturgie, f.
Live, liv, V. II. vivre ; demeurer ; se comporter ; — , a.

vivant, vif.
Livelihood, laïv'-Ii-houde, s. vie, f. ; pain, m.
Liveliness, laïve'-li-nessf, j. vivat it'', f.
Livelontj, liv'-lon't;;;e, a. ennuyeux. [ment.

Lively, iaiv'-li, a. et ad. — ily, ad, vif, éveillé ; fort ; vrce-
Liver, liv'-enr, j. vivant, foie, m. ; — , wort, s. hé-
patique, f.
Livery, liv'-eur-i, j. prise de possession; pension;

livrée, f. ; — inan, s. valet, laquais, m.
Lives, laïv'z, //. de Life.
I.lvid, liv'-i(l, a. livide.

Lividity, li-vid'-i-ti', l.ividness, Iiv'-idness<*, s. lividité. I.
Living;, liv'-ini^xe, a. vivant; inf; — , s. vie; siio-

sistance ; cure, f.
Lizard, liz'-arile, s. lé:ard, m.
Loach, lôtche, s. loche, f.

Lo.id. Iode, .r. char.ge, f. ; fardeau, m. ; — , v. a. charger.
Loader, lo'-dcur, s. chargeur, m.
Loadsm,'!!!, lôilz'-nuine, s. pilote, m.
Loadstar, lod'-star, s, étoile polaire, f.
Lo.idstone, lod'-stone, s, aimant, m.
Loaf, lof (//. loaves), s, pain, m.
Loafer, lof'-eur, s. gros fainéMit, m.
Loam, lôme, ,r. aigile, marne, f. ; —, f. a. tnarner.
Loamy, lo'-mi, a. argileux.

Loan, lone, s. prêt; emprunt, m. ; f ruelle, f. ; —, 7'. a.
tLoanin, lôn'-ine, s. pelouse, f. [prêter,

Lo.'ithe, lothe, 71. a. avoir dit dégoût pour.
Loathful, lôth'-foiil, a, dégoûtant, ociieux.
Loatliif.jj, loth'-ln't;)(e, s. dégoût, m.
Lo.atliin^fly, l6th'-in'->;;/e-li. ad, avec dégoût.
Loa'hly, lôth'-li, a. et ad. déi;oûtant ; a contre<a:ur.
Loathness, lôtli'-ness^, s. répugnance, f.
Loathsome, lôth'-seume, a. — [y, ad. déooûtant, odieux,
Loatlisonieness, Iôth'-semn<;-nesse, s. dtgoût, m.
Loaves, lôfz, pi. de Loaf.

Lob. lob, s. lourdaud, m. ; — , 7'. a. laisser tomber.
Lobliy, lob'-i, s. corridor ; cabinet, m.
Lobster, lob'-stcur, s. homard, in.
Local, lô'-kal, a. — ly, ad. A>cal.
Locality, lô-kal'-i-ti, s. localité, (.
Locate, lô'-kéu, v. a, établir; «sstoir.

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î.ncalion, Ifl-kd-chcim^, s. e»i/>!aceme>it ,• loiitti^f, in.

l.dcli, Ink, s. Uic, III.

I.ock, lok, J. serrure : ptttli$te : t'rluse ; boucle; botte
de Ici"., f. \Jlocoii de laine, ^fnn'iiie, f. ; — s, ,r. en-
traves, f. pi. ; —smith, s. serrnrur. m. ; — , v. a. et ii.
jtrmeràclef: renfermer ; sejenner ; tu — \\\\, ren-
fermer; serrer.

Lock.ijje, lok'-éilj?, s. pense à une écluse, m,

Ldcker, lok'-eiir, s. annciire, f.

I.iickct, lok'-ttt, .r. nn^riife, f. ; bracelet, m.

I.ockrain, lnk'-rciinic, .f. i^rossetoi/e, f.

Liicniiioiion, lôkoniù'-r.licmic, .v. lihomotici, f.

l.iicomotive, lo-ko-inû'-tiv, s. iniichuie li>com.''ii'e, f,

I.dCllst, lo'-kcilst*", r. sauterelle ; aironhe, f.

Locution, lô-kioii'-clic'un<', .t. lp< utuoi, (.

I.odije, luilit-, s. li'x'e ; ifiaisunnette, (. ; —, v. a. 'I 'i.
,,\'i'>- / placer ; doneurer ; se con, lier.

I,ciil(,'er, Iddj'-eiir, s. locataire, m. et f.

l.()(li,'iii;;. iodj'in'^rne, s. lot,'entcnt, lo^-is, m.

I.oil^'iiiL'iit, loilj'-incnu't, ,v. lOi;einent ; conipement, m.

l.iifl, loft, s. i^renier , ctax-e, m.

I.iiUiiiess lof'-ti-iU-'ssc, .i. hauteur, elcvation, f.

I.iifty, lof-ti, <T. — ily, ad, haut, eleie , aliter.

I-"Ht l"tJ> s bloc, 111. souche ; /niche, f. ; loch, m. ; — Ixink,
s. livre de loch, iii. ; — house, s.hùjter, m. ; — mail, J.
bûcheron, m.

I.c)>;;;urhij.iil, l(ij;'-t;iir-hc<I, s. lourdaud, m.

Liii,'i;'-'''he.iilccl, lu^i'-eur-hcil-ccl, a. lourd,

Lci^'ic, liiclj'-ik, .1". lOi;i(/ue, f.

i .c>),'ii::il, |ii(lj'-i-kal, r». — ly, ad. lixii/ne.

1.11^,'ician, lô-iljich'-cuii^, s. li'!,':cicn, m.

I.nin, loMif, ,r. loni;e, t. aloyau, m.; —s, pi. reins, m. pi. '

].i)iler. loï'-teur, v. n. flâner.

l.ditercr, loî'-teur-eiir, s, Jlâneur, m.

U(ill, loi, 71. a. et n. tirer ta langue ; se pencher ; pendre. |

l.oiic, Ion?, a. solitaire. !

Loneliness, loiu''-li-ncssc, s. isolement, m. ; solitude, f. j

Louely, loii«'-li, Lono.ionie, lonr'-seuiiiir, a. isole ; so i- i
taire. \

Loncsoiiicness, lonc'-scuuif-ness^, s. isolement, m. ; i
solitude, f.

Lull};, loii'jj»fC, a. et ad. loni,'; loni,'tetnps ; — '^K"l

— since, ily a longtemps ; ,is — as, tant i/ue ; — bo.it,
j. chaloupe, f. ; — sij^htecl, a. ifui a la vue lon,i^ue ;

— sufTerini;, s. longanimité', i. ; —, v. n, ai'oir
envie, désirer.

Loiiij.iniiiiity, loirj;-a-iuin'-i-ti, s. longanimité, f.
I.on^revity, loiic-djev'-i-ti, s. longévité, (.
Lon,'injf, lon'K'-in'iî'K?, s. eiri'ie, ( ; désir ardent, m.
Lon(;in^;ly, lon'i;-iir>;»;c.li, ad. passionnément.
Loiii^'ish, lon'),''-icli(', a. un peu long.
Lon^fitude, lonr-dji-iioiuU', v. longitude, f.
Lon|,'itudiiial, lom'-dji-tiou'-di-ii.il, <». longitudinal.
I.oiiL;soiiie. lon'ii'-seimit', a. lo>ig, ennuyeux.
Lon^'ways, lon'j^'-oué;;*", Loni^wise, lou'g'-ouaïz?, ad. en

longueur.
Loo, lou, s. b/te, f. ; \amour, m.
Looliily, lou'-bi-li, a. tomdaud.
Loohy, lou'-bi, s. lourdaud, m.
I.oof, loiif, s. lof, ni. ; \paume de la main, f.
Look, louk, J. regaid, coup d'ivil, m.; tnine,{.; —nut,

s. vigie, (. ; — , T'. a. et n. regarder ; voir ; sembler ;

paraître; donner sur ; to — well, avoir bonne mine ;

to — .ifter, regarder après ; avoir soin : retllcr à ;
' to — back, regarder en arrière ; faire re/lexian ; to

— down, baisser les yen v; to — lor, attendre, cher-
cher; to — into, regarder dans; s'informer de

i donner sur ; to — out, avoir l'ail au guet ; surveil-

> 1er; trouver; to — over, examiner e>: detail, fiar-

I courir; to — up, lez'er les yeux ; se relever ; être mi

hausse.
Looker-on, louk'-eur-nn?, s. spectateur, m,
Lookinsî-til.iss, louk'-in't^/fc-i^las-rf-, s. miroir, m. ; glace,

f. ; — };lass-ni,ikcr, s. miroitier, m.
tLookit, louk'-itt,/OK>- Looked.
Loom, louin?, s. metier ; ^ustensile, m ; — gale, s. vent

frais, ni. ; — , T'. n. paraître en mer.
Looininj;, lou'-niin't;"^. s. apparence, f.
Loon, loun?, s. vaurien, m.
Loop, lonp^, s.i;anse; bride ; loupe, f. ; — hole, j. trou,

m. ; meurtrière, canonnière, i. ; - lace, s. braïuie-

bourg, ni. ; —maker, s. passementier, m.
Looped, loup'dc, a. plein de trous.
♦ Loopy, loup'-i, a. trompeur.
Loose, loue?, a. — ly, ad. détache ; délie'; d-'fait;

relâche, lâche ; libre ; dissolu, lascif ; to break —, se

détacher ; sesauver ; s echatper ; tolet —,d.'chatner ;

idcher ; —, s. làchté ; liberté ; —, v. a. et n. detacher,

délier ; délivrer.
Loosen, lou'-s'n, t'. a. lâcher ; relâcher ; dégager.
Looseness, louc^'-nessf, s, relâcAemtnt ; iitcrtinage, m.

tl.oosome, loii'-.sciim<', a. amiable.

i.ooteil, loii'-t'n, <». /irmiJ.

l.oovcr. lou'-vcur, s. lucarne, f.

Loi), \o]>e, s, branche coupée, f. ; — , f. rtr. élaguer,
cbraucher.

I.opper, lop'-etir, s. éla.,'ueur, m.

Loiiuaciims, _l6-koiie'-clieucf, a. hahillard.

Loiiuacitv, i6-kou,is'-i-ti, ï. loi/uacit'\ {.

Lor.!, l/rd?, s. seii;neur, m. ; — , v. n. dominer ; faire
le seigneur.

Lordlike, lord^'l.iïkf, a. noble ; allier.

Lordliness. lor(li''-li-ness?, s. grandeur, {, '

Lordliujf, lordc'lin'i,';/!'. s. i;entilliilie, m.

Lordly, lordf'-li, ii. et ad. noble ; hautain : impérieuse-
ment.

Lordship, lord?'.chi|i, s. empire, in. ; seigneurie, f.

l.oro, lore, v. doctrine : le^oi:, f.

Loriiiier, lor'-i-mcur, Lonucur, lor'-i-ncur, s, éperon-
nier, m.

Loriot, lor'-i-ot?, s. loriot, m.

Lorn, lonif, ir. dlansr.

•I .ino, loo.??, V. a. perdre ; ruiner,

1 .oser, lou'-zcur, .f. perdant, m.

Loss, loss?, ï. perte, f.

Lost, lost?, v. Lose.

Lot, lot?, s. sort ; lot, in. ; quote-part, f. ; to draw —s,
tirer au sort.

Lotetree, lot?'-trl, s. alisier, m.

Lotion, lo'-chenn?, r. lotion, f.

Lottery, lot'-euri, s. loterie, {.

Loud, laoudc, a. — ly, ad. haul ; /oi t.

Loudness, l.ioud?'-ness?, s. Ion élevé , bruit, m.

1 .oui;'i, lok, ,r. lac. 111.

t Louiid, laound?, ii. paisible.

Louiii^'e, laoun'dj?, v. n. fainéanter,

l.ouu^'er, l.ioune''-(ljeur, s.jaineant, in.

tl.oup, loupe, V. Leap.

Louse, laouc? [pi. lice), f. pou, m.

Lousy, laou'-zi, a. pouilleux ; vil.

Lout, laout?, ,(. lourdaud, in.

Loutish, l.iout?'-ich?, a. — ly, ad. rustii/ue.

Love, leuv, s. amour, m.; a//iction, (.; to be in — ,
être amoureux; — apple, s. pomme if amour, f, ;

— letter, s. billet if amour, in. ; — sick, a. languissant
damour ; — son^', s. chanson cf amour, f. ; — tale, s.
histoire galante, f . ; — token, s. ga^^-e if amour, in. ;

— trick, s. galanterie, t. ; —, v. a. aimer ; chérir.
Loveliness, leuv'-li-ness?, j'. amahilile ; beauté, f.
Lovely, leuv'-li, a. —ily, ad. aimable ; cliarnutnt.
Lover, leiiv'-eur, s amant ; ami, ni.

Lovint;, leuv'-in'n«?, a. — ly, ad. aimant, amoureux ;
affection)ié.

Loviuijuess, Icuv'-in'pHf-ness?, s. tendresse, f.

Low, lô, a. et ad. bas ; ignoble : abattu, vil ; en bas ; à
bas prix; à voix basse; to briiii; —, abattre;
humilier ; — born, a. de basse naissance ; — bred,
a. mal élevé, vulgaire ; —land, s. pays bas, m. ;
plaine, i.; — spirited, a. abattu; — water, s. basse
tnitrée, f. ; — , v. n. tnui^ir, beugler.

Lower, lô'-eur, a. inférieur, plus bas; — , v. a. et n.
baisser ; abaisser ; descendre ; s'abaisser.

Lower, laou'-eur, v. n. s'obscurcir ; se re/rgiier.

Lowerinj^ly, laour'-in'i;«?-li, ad. d'un air sombre.

Lowermost, lô'-cur-inostc, a. le plus bas.

Lowlily, 16'-li-li, ad. bassement.

Lowliness, lo'-li-ness?, s. bassesse, f.

Lowly, lo'-li, a. et ad. humble, soumis.

Lowiiess, lo'-ness?, s. bassesse, f. ; abuttement ; bas
prix, in.

Lowry, lo'-ri, s. charrette (chemi)i defer), f.

Loyal, loï'-al, a. — ly, ad. fidèle.

Loyalist, loi'-al-ist, s. fidèle sujet, m.

Loy.ilty, loï'-.il-ti, s. fidélité, f.

LozeiiLje.^oz'-eniid'j?, s. losange, m. ; pastille, f.

Lulibard, leub'-eurd?. Lubber, leub'-eur, s. gros fai-
néant, m.

Lubberly, leub'-cur-li, a. et ad. gros et fainéant; gauche-
ment.

Lubric, liou'-brik, a. glissant, lascif.

Lubricate, liou'-bri-két?, v. a. rendre glissant.

Lubricity, liou-bris'-i-ti, s. lubricité ; incertitude, f.

Lubricous, liou'-bri-keuc?, v. Lubric.

Lucent, liou'-cenn't, a. luisant, brillant.

Lucivl, lioii'-cid, a. brillant ; éclatant.

Lucidity, liou-cid'-i-ti, Lucidiiess, liou'-cidness?, s.
splendeur, f.

Luck, \c.uk, s. hasard, accident, m. ; good —, bon-
heur, m.

tLuckie, leuk'-i, s. banne femme, f.

Luckiness, leuk'-i-ness?, s. bonheur, m.

Luckless, ieuk'-less<, a, tnatheureu»,;

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I.ucky, Icuk'-i, a. — ily, a(f. heureux,

l.iicriitivc, liim'-krn-tiv, a. lucratif.

Lucre, llDii'-kciir, f. lucre, ji;(ti>i, in,

I-ucrilcniiis, liou-krif-cr-ciic?, Lucrific, lioii-!:rir-ilc, a.

lucratif.
I.iict.ition, Icuk-to-clifun^, s. lutte, f,
I.iiciilir.ite, liou'-kiiiu-brct^, v. ti. traz'ailler feudaut

la nuit.
Lucubration, lidu-kion-brii'-chcunc, r. /lucubration, f.
Luciilcnt, lidu'-kiiiu-lcnn't, a. clair, linif'iile.
Ludicrous, liou'-di-kreucc, a. — ly, aà. Imrlrsijue.
Ludicrousness, liuu'-di-krcucc-ucss^, s. nature bur-

lesi/uf, f.
Ludilicition, liou-di-fi-kii'-clicunc, s. ino./uerie, plat-

sau/eric, f.
Lull', Itnif, s. l>autne (tela main, f. ; lof, m.
Lujj, Icu^;, s. bout (ie [oreille, ni. ; perche, f. ; — , v. a.

tirer, trainer.
Lunnajje, leujf'-idjt-, s. bagige, m. ; — train, s. train de

f'i>.V".i;e, m.
I-u>;>,'er, Icufj'-eur, t. louirre, m.
Luj,Mil)rious, liou-v;Hiou'-bri-c'UC^, a. lus^ubre.
Lukcw.irni, lioukc'-ou.Uni, a. — ly, ad. tiède.
Lukcttarnuioss, lioukc'-ouArni-ncssi', s. tiédeur, f.
Lull, Ic'ul, V. a. endormir.

Lullaby, leul'-la-baï, .t. chanson p.iur endormir, f.
Lumber, Icunic'-bcur, s. objet de rchiit, ni. ; —, v. a. et

II. entasser en desordre: marcher lourdement.
Luniin.iry, liou'-nii-na'-ri, s. luminaire, m,
Lanuiimns, liuu'-nii-ncucf, a. Inmincu.x.
Luuiinousucss, liou'-niinuuct'-ncss^, s. lucidité, clarté, f.
Lump, louinp, J. bloc ; amas, m. ; tuasse, f. ; morceau,

m. ; by ilic —, en l'ioc, en pros ; — su>;ar, s. sucre eu

pain, "1. ; — , ?'. a. prendre en gros.
I umpiii;;, \<:\m\\t' ■\n\:,nc, a. ,i;ros, pesant.
Lumpisli, leum'p'-iclic, a. — ly, ad. massif, pesant;

g'rossier,
I,umpi-,luiess,louurp'ic!i(-ness<',j. /««/;/«<>- ir«/n/,f.
Lunifiy, lonm'p'-i, a. f.-runielcux.
Lunacy, liou'-na-ci, s. folie, démence, f.
Lunatic, liou'-na-tik, s. aliène, fou, m.
Lunation, liounii'-clicnn/-, s. lunaison, f.
Lunch, Icnnn'cli, Luncheon, Icuiif'-cheuii?, s. morceau,

III. ; collation, (.

Lune, liouuf, ,r. demi-lune; lanière, f.

Lunette, liou'-nctt, s. lunette, (.

Lunjjs, leun >,'z, s. pi. poumon, m,

Limt, leunnt, s. mèche, f.

Lupine, liou'-pinf, s. pois lufiiii, m.

Lurch, leurtclif, s. embardée, bredouille, f. ; — , v. a.

et II. dévorer; éluder, tromper; — , v. tt. biaiser;

s'embarder.
Lurcher, Icurtch'-eur, s. celui qui est aux ag-ueti ;

chien dédiasse ; x'onrmand, m.
Lurchiiii,', leurtch'-in'fjxc, s. roulis, m.
Lure, liourc, ,r. leurre, m. ; — , v. a, leurrer,
l,urid, liou'-rid, a. Ini^nbre.
Lurk, leurk, 7'. ;;. /ire en embuscade, se cacher.
LiirkiilK-place, leurk'-in i;/(f-plécc, s. emlntscade^ f.
Luscious, leuch'-euc^, it. — ly, ad. doucereux, m'ielleux.
Lusciousncss, leuch'-euc^-ness<:, s. trop grande dou-
ceur, f.
Lusern, liou'-ccrn^, s. lynx, loup-cer-vier, m.
Lnscrne, llou'-cern, .r. luzerne, f.
Lusk, Icusk, a. paresseux : —, v. n. être parasseux,
Lusorious, liouso'ri-eucif, a. de Jeu ; amusant.
Lust, leust, s. coin/oitise, (. ; — , t. n. convoiter.
Lustful, leust'-foul, a. — ly, ad. impiidione ; lascif.
Lustfulness, lcust'-foul-ness<", .r. iiupndicite. lascivet/, f.
Lustihood, leus'-ti-hoiulc, Lustiness, leus'-ti-ness?, s.

vigueur, f.
Lustration, leus-tré'-chcunc, s. lustration, purification.
Lustre, leus'-teur, .r. lustre ; éclat, m. [f.

Lustrous, Icus'-treucc, a. brillant.
Lusty, leus'-ti, a. —ily, ad. vigoureu.v, robuste.
Lutanist, lio«'-ta-nistc, s. joueur de luth, m.
Lute, hout^, s. luth ; lut, ni. ; —maker, s. luthier, m, ;

— , V. a. Il/ter.
Lutheran, liouth'-er-an?, a. luthe'rien,
Luthern, liouth'eurn, s. lucarne, f.
Lutulenl, liou'-tiou-Ienn't, a. tourbeux.
Lux, leuks, Lux.ite, lenks'-étc, v. a. lu.xer.
Luxation, leuks-é'-chcunf, s. luxation, f.
I-uxuriance, — cy, leujj-ziou'-ri-aim'c?, —ci, s. luxe, m. ;

exuberance, f. [fertile.

Luxuriant, ieusf- ziou' -ri -anu't, a. exube'rant, ttop
Luxuriate, leujr.ziou'-ri-cté-, T^ n. /tre trop fertile.
Luxurious, louj;-ziou'-ri-euc*, a. — ly, ad. luxurieux,

voiuptue.u.x.
Luxuriousness, Ieug-ziou'-ri-eu«-ness^, Luxury, leuk'-

ziou-ri, s, lu.xe, m, ; luxure, f.

Lye, laï, s. lessive, f. {v. aussi LicV

Lyinp, laï'-int;';(^, n. eonc/uf ; situe; —in, t. couches,^.

Lyinph, lim't, .r. lymphe, f. IpL

Lynx, lin'fjks, s. lynx, m.

Lyre, \a.\te, s. lyre, f.

Lyric, — al, lir'-ik, — al, a. ^ri'vi". ■",/' ■

tMa, ma, pour Mamma ou More.

Ntac, mak, s. fils, 111.

Macadamize, nia-kad'-.i-maïzc, v. a. macadamiser.

Macaroni, ni.i-ka-rô'-ni, s. macaroni ; fai/uiii, m.

Macaroon, ma-k.i-rouiii'', s. macaron, 111.

Macaw-tree, nia-kA'-tri, s. latauier, 111.

Mace, mécc, '.s, masse, f. ; macis, m. ; — bearer, s.

massier, m.
Macerate, inas'-er-étir, 7'. a. mac/rer.
M.iceratioii, iiia-cer-é'-cheun?, s. maceration, t.
M.tchinal, mak'-i-nal. a. machinal.
M.ichinate, niak'-i-nét^, v. a. machiner.
Machination. ma-ki-né'-cheuiK-, s. machination, f.
Machine, ma-chinc', s. machine, i.
Machinery, ma-cliin'-er-i, s. mécanique ; machine, f.
M.ichinist, ma-chin'-ist, s. machiniste, m.
Macilency, iiia'-ci-lenn-si, s. maigreur, I.
Macilent, m.a'-ci-lenn'l, a. maigre.
Mackerel, mak'-cr-el, s. maquereau, m.
Macula, mak'-iou-la, s. tnacule, {.
Maculate, inak'-iou-lét?, v. a. tacher.
Maculation, ma-kiou-lé'-clieuni», s. souillure, tache, f.
Macule, mak'-ioulf, s. tache, f,
.Mad, in.id, a. — ly, ad. fou, insensé'; enrag/; —brain,

— liraiucd, a. Jou, insensé, furieux ; —cap, s. ,/oit,

m. ; — house, s. petites maisons, f. pi. ; —man, s. fou,

insensé', m. ; — , v. a. et n. rendre fou; ctre fou ;

être furieux.
Madani, inad'-am?, s. madame, f.
Madden, iiiad'-d'n, v. a. et u. rendre fou ; devenir fou ;

être furieux.
Madder, mad'-eur, j. garance, f.
Made, méd^, v. Make.

Madefy, mad'-i-faï, 7'. a. mouiller, humecter.
M.ulid, mad'-did, a. moite.
Madness, mad'-ness^, s. folie, de'mence ; rage, f.
Maille, niaf -H", v. n. bégayer.
Magazine, ma-ga-zin^', s. magasin, m.
t.Ma>;j;, map, v. a. voler; —, s. sou, ni. (f.

Matîsjot, nia)j'-eutc, s. ver blanc ; caprice, m. ; fantaisie,
MajjKotiness, mag'-eut-i-ness^, s. humeur capriciense.f.
Ma(,'j;oty, niaij'-cut-i, n. véreux ; capricieux,
Ma.i;ic, madj'-ik, .t. magie, f.
Majjical, madj'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. magique.
M.ijjician, nia-djich'-anc, .f. magicien, m.
Ma;.,'isterial, nia-djis-ti'-ri-al, a. — ly, ad. magistral,

i>npcrieux.
Magistracy, niadj'-is-tra-ci, s. magistrature, f.
Mas,'istratc. niadj'-is-trétc, s. magistrat, m.
Ma;,'nanimity, inai;-na-iiini'-i-ti, s. >nagnau imite, f.
M,i),'n,iniinous, nia){-iian'-i-nieuc^, a. — ly, ad. tnagna-

tiime.
Maffnet, maj;'-nett, s. aimant, m. [tique.

M.ignetic, — al, niajj-net'-ik, — al, a. — ally, ad, ma^ue-
Maj,'netiscr, man'-net-.iï-zeur, ,r. magnétiseur, m.
Maj;netisin. mafi'-netizni, s. magnc'tisme, ni.
Ma.ijnetize, nia,i;'-net-aïz^, v. a. magnétiser.
Maj;nific, —al, niag-niP-ik, — .il, a. inagnifique,
Mai,'nificeuce. inaK-nif-i-cciin'cir, s. magnificence, f.
Magnificent, magiiif'-i-cenn't, a. — ly, ad. magnifique
Magnifier, m.ig'-ni-fai-cur, s. pane'gyriste, ni. ; loupe, f.
M.igiiify, mag'-ni-fai, v. a. grossir ; exagérer.
Magnitude, niag'-ni-tioud?, j. ^m«i/^«r, f.
Magpie, inag'-p.iï, s. pie, f.

M.ahogany, ina-hog'-a-ni, s. acajou, m. (f.

Maid, luétl^, s. fille; servante, (.; —servant, s. servant/.
Maiden, nié'-d'n, s. fille ; Jeune fille, f. ; —, a. virginal;

neuf.
Maidenhead, mé'-d'n-hed. Maidenhood, mé'-d'n-lioudt',

s. virvinite, f.
M.iidenly. iné'-d'n-Ii, a. virginal ; modeste ; de'licat.
Mail, molf, s. maille; malle, valise; irederance, (. :

— coach, s. fjialle-poste, f. ; — horse, s. cheval de

poste, m. ; — , v, a. armer ; \méler.
Maini, inémf, s. fnutilation, f. ; — , v. a. mutiler,

estropier.
Main, iiién;, rt. — \y, ad. principal, capital; — land, s.

terre fertne, f. ; —masx., s. grand mât, m.; — sea, s.

haute mer, f. ; —yard, s. grande vergue, f. ; —, s.

principal ; essentiel, m. ; force, f. ; ocean, continent,

m. ; in the —, en general ; upon the —, après tout.

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fMnininiï, iiicii<''-iii'(j«^ s. /,t»ientatù»is, f. pi.

M.iiiipernor, nic'ti^'-peiir-iicur, .r. caution, (.

M.iin|iri2c, niciitr'-praïzc, s. caiitio>ine»ieiit, m.

f Maillai, 111611'/, s, domainv, m.

W.iiiit.iii), méim-tiinc', v. a. etn. tnainlettir; entretenir;
tioHiiif ; soHtftiir ; di-fcndre.

Miiiil.iin.ilile, incmi-tcii'-ii-br, a. soutenable.

M.iiiit.iiiicr, ini.'im-tcn''-ciir, s. soutien ; protecteur, m.

Miinleiiaiicc, iiictm'-tcn'-anu'c^, s. subsistance, f. ;
entretien ; .sotitini, m. , ,

)M;iir, mère, v. More.

j M. list, iiKistc, T. Must.

i.M.iisierfu', mc'strc-fuii, s. inipe'rieux.

t.M.iistery, iiics'-tciir-i, s. pouvoir, in.

Maize, iiiczf, s. mats, m.

Majestic, —al, iiuiiljeb'-tik, —al, a. —ally, ad. tnajes-
liieux.

Majesty, lliadj'-es-ti, s. majesté, (.

M.ijnr, iiié'-(ijeur, a, majeur, plus ^rand; — , s.
majeure, f, ; major, m.

Majority, iiia-djor'-i-ti, s. majorité, f.

Make, iiickf, s./orme :/a(on ; coiislruction ; /u&riifiie;
tournure, f. ; — b.ite, J. boute/en, brouitlou, 111. ;
— Ije.ice, s. médiateur, m. ; — «ei^;ht, s. supplement,
m. ; • — , V. a. et n.J'aire, rendre; Jabriquer: a, 1er à;
s'avancer vers ; soujhir : to — account, coh.yter ;
/aire cas de ; to — nineiuls, dedommat^er ; to — one's
npiienrance, paraître: to — haste, se dépêcher ; to —
li^lit of, faire peu de cas de; \o — mcrry, se divertir,
se rejouir ; to — a peu, tailler une plume ; to —
ready, préparer ; to — sa'l, faire force de voiles ; to

— atjain, refaire ; to — aj^ainst, être nuisible ; to —
away, s'enj'uir ; to — for, aller vers; être favorable,
convenir; to — olf, s'enfuir; se sauver ; to — of,
entendre ; to — ouX., prouver ; découvrir ; expliquer;
reusiir ; to — over, transj'e'rer : céder ; confier; to

— \\\>, façonner, former ; accotnmoder ; compenser ;
compléter ; achever ; apaiser ; to — with, coneouvrir.

Maker, mé'-keur, s. faiseur, créateur, m.

Makiiisî, mùke' Àn'^ne, s. façon, f. ; mai'i-d'eruvre, f.

Malndiiiinistration, inal-ad-mi-nis-tré'-cheunf, s. mau-
vaise administration, {.

Malady, inal'-a-di, s. maladie, f.

Mal.ipert, iiial'-a-pertc, a. — ly, ad. effronté, impertinent.

Malapcrtiiess, niar-a-pcrtc-ness»", s. effronterie, f.

Malcontent, inal'-konn-tcnn't, a. mécontent.

Malcontentcdness, mal-konn-tcnn'-tod-ness^, s. tné-
contentement, m.

Maie, mél^, a. mâle : —, s. mdle, m, ; vis, f.

Malediction, nia-lidik'-cheiiii?, s. malediction, i.

Malefaction, ina-li-fak'-cheunf, s. tncfait, m.

Malefactor, inali-fak'-teur, s. malfaiteur, criminel, m.

Malefic, mal-ef-ik, a. malfaisant.

Malevolence, ma-lev'-ô-leiin'cc, s. malveillance, f.

Malevolent, ina-lev'-o-lenn't, a. — ly, ad. malveillaut.

Malice, inal'-io^, s. tnaliee : malveillance, f.
Malicious, ina-licli'-cuc?, a. — ly, ad. tnalicieiix, tné-

chant.
Maliciousness, ma-lich'-euc^-ncssf, v. Malice.
Malifîn, nialainf', (i. — ly, ad. malin; tnnlij^nement ;

—, V. a. envier ; diffamer.
Malijjnaiicy, ma-li(î'-naim-ci, J. 7tialif^tiité, f.
Malijinant, ina-liR'-nannt, a. — ly, ad. malin; — , s. mal-
intentionné, 111.
Maligncr, nia-lain'-eur, s. envieu.x ; diffamateur, m.
Mali!,'nity, iiia-lijj'-ni-ti, J. tnaliicnité, f.
tMaiison, niar-i-seunc, j. malédiction, f.
Malkin, in.l'-kiiv, s. écouvilloii, m. ; gaupe, f.
Mail, iiiel, s. maile ; tnaillet, m.
Mallard, mal'-ardc, s. canard sauvage, m.
Malleability, ina-li-.i-bil'-i-ti, s. tnalléabililé, f.
Malleable, inal'-li-a-bl', a. malléable.
Malleate, inal'-li-et*', v. a. forger au marteau.
Mallet, mal'-itc, s. maillet, m.
Mallow, inal'-lo, Mallows, mal'-6z, s. pi. mauve, f.
Malmsey, nianie'-zi, s. malvoisie, m.
Malpractice, mal-prak'-tic*, s, mauvaise vu'thode ;

mau7'aise conduite, f.
Malt, niftltt-, s. driche, t. ; —man, s. tnarchand ou

faiseur de dréche, m. ; — mill, s. moi.lin du malt,
m. ; — , V. a. faire de la dréche, faire du malt.
Maltster, niâltf'-steur, v. Maltman,
Malvaceous, inal-vé'-cheucc, a. de mauve.
Malversation, mal-ver-sé'-cheun^, s. malversation, f.
Mam, manie, Mamma, niam'-a, s. maman, f.
Manimet, mam''-it?, s. marionette, f.
I.Mainniie. niam'-i, s. maman, f.
Mammock, maiir'-euk, s. bloc; fragment, va. ; \bouchée,

f. ; — , V. a. mettre en pièces, briser.
Mammon, niam''-eune, s. mantrno/i, m.
Mammy, mam'-i, s. maman, f.

Man, man* (//. men), s. homme; valet, domcstifUf,
ni. ; tête, personne, 1. ; pion {dame.i), m. ; pi<ce{ ,hecs),
f . j — oiwixr, s.i'aiaeau degu:rre,m.; — cinld, s.
enfant mâle, garçon, m. ; — li.Uer, j. >nisauth/ope,
ni.; — killer, J. homicide, m.; — midwife, s.accoiuheiir,
m. ; — slayer, s. meurtrier, m. ; — sic. lier, s. vojeur
d'hommes, m. ; — , v. a. garnir de soldats ou de
matelots ; équiper, armer , fortifier ; servir.
Manacle, maii''-a-kr, v. a. mettre les menottes.
Maii.icles, nian''-a-krz, s. pi. menottes, (. pi.
M.in.aKe, nian''-idjir, s. maniement, m. ; conduite, f. ;
manège, m. ; — , z>. a. et n. con, luire, mener; m.iiiier,
gouverner; dresser; dompter; s'y prendre ; se
ménager ; venir à bout.
Man.ijjeable, inan''-i-dja-br, a. maniable ; docile.
M.iiiajfeableness, man '-i-dja-bl'-nessc, s. docilité, f.
Maiia^îenieiit, maii''-idjir-nienn't, s. maniement, in. ;

administration ; adresse, f.
Manager, nian''-idj-eur, j. meneur; directeur; adminis-
trateur; économe, m.
Manatfory, ni,ui'-i-djer-i, s. maniement, m.; conduite;
I administrniii n ; direction ; &ouomie, f.
j Manation, ina-iié-cheunc, s. émanation, f.
! Manchet, man'lch'-ett, ,t. miche, i. ; petit pain, m.
j Mancipate, niann'-ci-pé'-tf, v. a. asservir.
' Mancipation, inann-ci-pé'-clieune, .r. esclavage, 111.
! M.uicl|ile, niami'-ci-pr, économe, m.
Mandatary, niann'-fla-tar-i, s. mandataire, m.
Mandate, inann'-dëtf, s. commandement ; mandat, m.
Mandible, inaim'-di-bl', s. mâchoire, f.
.Mandilion, maim-dil'-i-eiiiu', s. tnamlille, f.
Maiiducate, inann'-diou-kett', v. a. mander, mâcher.
Manducation.niann-diou-ké'-cheune, s. manducalion, f.
Mane, mtint-, .t. crinière, f.
Mânes, mé'-niz, s. pi. mânes, in. pi.
Manful, maiif'-foiil, a. — ly, ad. courageux.
.Manfulness, maïu-'-foul-nosse, s. bravoure, f. ; courage,
Man;,'e, inén'djc, s. gale de chien, f. (ni.

Mander, mciiZ-djeiir, s. mangeoire, f.
Mant^iness, mcnf'-dji-nessc, s. gale, f.
Mangle, man'),''-gr, s. calandre, f. ; —, v. a. déchirer ;

calandrer.
Mant;ler, inan'ji'-gleur, s. calandreur, in.
Manijy, inén<r'-dji, a. galeux.

Manhood, man^'-houde, s. virilité ; humanité; bra-
voure, f.
Maniac, mé'-ni-ak. Maniacal, mc-nai'-a-k.al, a. furieux.
Manifest, nian'^i-festr, a. — ly, ad. manifeste ; — , s.

manifeste, ni. ; — , v. a. manifester.
Manifestation, iiia-ni-fes-té'-cheiiiic, s. manifestation, f.
Manifestiiess, nian''-i-fest-nessc, s. évidence, clarté, f.
Manifold, man'-i-fokl, a. — ly, ad. plusieurs, divers ; de

plusieurs façons ; à plusieurs Jois.
Manikin, nian''-i-kine, s. nabot ; niais, m.
Maniple, inan'-i-pl', s. poixnée ; petite troupe, f.
Mankind, maïu'-kaïn'd', s. genre liutnain, m.
M.mlike, maii<.-laik<% a. viril, bra'.e.
Manliness, maiic'-li-nesst', s. air t/id.'e; courage, m.
Manly, inan<:'-ll,a. mâle; courageux.
Manna, ni.in''-na, s. tnanne, f. ; t—. A""' Must not.
Manner, nian''-cur, s. tnanière ; façon ; — -à, pi. moeurs;

manières, f. pi. ; civilité, f.
-Mannerliness, mair'-eur-li-nesse, s. civilité, politesse, f.
Mannerly, man'-eiir-li, a. et ad. poli, bien elex'é, poliment,
Mannikin, man''-i-kinf, s. nabot ; tiain, 111.
Mannish, m.iir'-ichf, a. tnàle ; impudent.
Manienvre, nia-nou'-vr", s. manœuvre, f. ; — , v. n.

manceiivrer.
Manor, inan''-eur, s. manoir, m. ; seigneurie, f.
Manorial, ma-no'-ri -al, a. seigneurial.
Manse, inaim'si', s. presbytère, m. ; ferme, f.
Mansion, iii.inn'-cheiiiic, s. dememe, f. ; manoir, m. ;

— house, .r. hôtel, ni.
Mansiiete, mann'-soiiitc, a. deux.

Mansuétude, inami'soui-tioudf, s. mansuétudc.douceiir,
tMansworn, nian'-sôrnc, f»./i»/y//rc. If.

Slaruel, mann'-tl', s. manteau de citeminée, m.
Mantelet, man't'-lett, s. mantelet, m.
Mantle, inann'-tl', i^. tnauleuu, m. ; — , v. a. et n.
couvrir ; déituiser; étendre les ailes; se divertir;
fermenter, écumer.
Mantua, iiiann'-tiou-a, J. robe de femme, f. ; — maker,

.r. couturière, f.
tManty, mann'-ti, s. mantelet, m.
Manual, man' iou-al, a. manuel ; — , s. manuel, m.
Manuduction, iiianioii-deuk'-cheuu.', s, action de loii-

ditire par la main, (.
Manufactory, ma-niuu-fak'-teur-i, s. manufacture,

fabrique, f.
Manufacture, ma-niou-fak'-tchicur, j. fabrication, (.}
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Mniiufactiircr, in.vnloii-fak'-tchieur-eur, /. tnanu/ac-

turifi; /ahiiiaiit, 111.
M.immiissioii, iii.i-iiiou-niich'-eiinc, s. afTraiichissemfiit,
Manumit, uia-iiiou-iiiit^, v. a. aj/raiic/ii): f"-

Mamirnble, iii.i-nioii'-ra-hr, n. tahourahU.
Mamiro, iiia-niourr', s. entrais, m. ; — , v. a, cultiver ;

labourer.
Manurt'iiient, ma-niour^'-menn't, s. culture, f,
Maiuircr, ina-nioii'-rcur, s. cultivateur, m.
Mamiscrii'', iiiaii'-iou-skript»', ,f. tiiaiiuscrit, m.
Many, iiu' ''-'x, a. /'luiieurs, heaucoufi ; as — , autant;

— a time, 'laiute Join, Nusieurs Jois : — coluurol,
a. fiiultic/, ore : — peopled, a./ort feuplif.

Map, iiiap^, s. carte, f.

Maple, mé'-pl', Maple-tree, mé'-pl'-tri, j. arable, m.

Mar, mar, v. a.i^dley; euifomnuix^er,

Mar.Tsmus, m.i-raz'-iiieiicr, s. ruarattiic, m.

Marauder, ma-ri'-deiir, s. maraudeur, m. .

Marble, mar'-hl', s. mai-bre, m. ; liillc, f. ; — quarry, s.

tnarbrière, f. ; — , v. a. marbrer.
March, martch, s. Mars, m. ; marche, f. : — , v. ti.

marcher ; /Ire en 7narche ; to — on, avancer; to —

out, sortir.
Marchioness, mnr''-cheim-csv, s. margiiise, f.
Marchpane, martch'-pcnc .1. massepain, ni.
Marciii, mar'-cid, a. dessèche, Jlctri.
Mare, mere, s. jument, 1.
Marj^arite, niar'-fj.i-raitir, s. ferle, f.
Mar^je, niardjr. Margin, mar'-tljiii?, s. bord, m.; marf;e,
Mar^'inal, mar'-dji-nal, a. inan^iiuil. |f.

Mari^rave, niar'->;révr, s. margrave, m.
Marî>;olil, ni.ir'-i-^'61d, s. souci, m.
Marine, niaiin/, a. marin ; naval ; — , s. marine, f.
Mariner, mar'-i-neur, s. tnarin, m.
Marish, mar'-ichir, a. tnaric^'eux.
Marital, niar'-i-tal, a. maritcil, de mari.
Maritimal, ma-rit'-i-mal, Maritime, inar'-i-tini?, a. mari-
Marjoram, mar'-djeiir-euin*, s. inarjolainc, f. {lime.
MarK, mark, s. marque, f, ; si^'ne ; marc, m. ; — , v. a.

manquer ; remarquer ; noter.
Marker, mark'-eur, s. man/ueur, m.
Market, niar'-kett, s. marche; cours, prix, m, ; — bell,

s. cloche du uuirche, f. ; — day, s. Jour de titarche,

m. ; — house, s. halle, i. ; — place, s. mari lie, m. ; —

price, — rate, s. prix du marche ; prix courant, m. ;

— town, s. ville a marche, f.; —,v, a. faire le marche;
acheter ; vendre.

Marketable, mar'-ket-a-bl', a. de bonne vente, de bonne

de/a ite.
Marketing, mar'-ket-in'(j«if, s. march/, tn.
Mnrkman, niark'-inan^, Marksman, marks'-m.in?, s. bon

tireur, m.
Mari, mari, s. marne, f. ; — pit, J. marnière, i. ; —,

V. a. marner,
f Marie, marlt-, v. Marvel.
Marly, mar'-Ii, a. marueux.
Marmalade, niar'-ma-léd(?, Marm.ilet, inar'-ma-lutt, s.

marmelade, f.
Marmorean, mar-mô'-ri-anf, a. demarbre.
Miirmoset, mar'-mô-zctt, r. marm. iscl, m.
Miumot, mar-mot;', Marniotlo, mar-niot'-tô, s. mar-
motte, f.
Maroiin. nia-rouns', s. nègre marron, m. ; — , v. a.

abandonner.
Mariiiiee, inar-ki', s. marquise, f.
Marquetry, mar'-kett-ri, s. marqueterie, f.
Mariiuis. inar'-konicc s. marquis, m.
Marijuisnte. m.ar'-koui-zctc, j. marquisat, m.
Marrer, mar'-eur, s. celui qui gate ou endommage.
Marriaj{e, in;ir'-idj<-, s. mariage, m.
Marriaufeable, mar'-idj-abl', a. nubile.
Marrow, m.ir'-rô, .r. moelle, f. ; Compagnon, m. ; —

boue, J. os à moelle, m. ; — fat, .r. pois carre, m.
Marrowlsh, m;ir'-rô-icli?, a. moelleux.
Marry, mar'-ri, v. a. et n. marier ; épouser ; se marier.
Marsh, mardis, s. tnarais, m.
Marshal, mar'-chal, s. maréchal, m. ; — , v. a. ranger,

arranger.
Marslialship, mar'-chni-chip, s. grade de tnare'chal, m.
Marshy, march'-i, a. marécageux.

Mart, martif, J-. marche ; entrepôt, m. ; —,v. a. trafiquer.
Marten, inar'-tin^, s. martre, (.
Martial, inar'-chal, a. martial; militaire.
Martin, mar'-tin?. Martinet, mar'-ti-nett, s. martinet, m.
Martinmas, niar'-tin?-itiass<', s. la Saint-Martin.
Martlet, mart'-lett, v. Martin.

Martyr, inar'-teur, s. martyr, m. ; — , v. a. martyriser.
Martyrdom, inar'-tcnr-dcunK-, s. martyre, m.
Marvel, inar'-vel, s. tnerv'ilie, f. ; — , v. n. s'étonner.
Marvellous, mar'-vel-euc^ a, — ly, ad. intrveilUux ; à

tiurvtille

Marvcllfiusness, mar'-vcl-ciic^-ncsr-»', s. qualit/ merveit.
Icuse, f.

Masculine, mas'-kiou-lin^ a. masculin ; mille; —, ad,
eu homme.

Masculineness, mas'-kio,i-lln^-ness^, x. air mille, m.;
virilité, f.

Masli, macli?, s. maille, f. ; m/lauge, m. ; — tub, r.
hrassin, m. ; —, v. a. mélanger ; écraser ; bramr.

Mashy, inache^-i, a. m/le.

Mask, m.isk, s. masque, m. , mascarade, f. ; —, v. a.
et n. masquer : \ineler; —, v. n. se masquer.

Masker, mas'-keur, r. niasq:e, m.

1Maskinn-f.it, nias'-kin'n"'-fat, s, brassin, m.

Mason, mé'-s'n, s. ma(on, ni.

Masonry, mé'-s'n-ri, s. maçonnerie, f,

.Masciueradc, inas-keur-é<le', s. f iscarade, f. ; — , v. n.
se masquer,

Mas(iiiera(ler, mas-kenr-é'-dcur, A. manque, m,

.Mass, inacc, s. masse, f. ; amas, m. ; messe, f. ; —book,
s. missel, m. ; —, v. a. amasser ; dire la messe.

Massa, mas'-sa,/i);cr M.ister.

.Massacre, in.is'-sa-kenr, s. massacre, in. ; —, v. a. «i"'-
sacrer,

M.issiness, mas'-i-ness*", r. nature massive, solidité, f.

.Massive, mas'-ivc", a. massif.

.M.issiveness, nias'-ivc-nessf, v. Massincss.

.M.issy, m;is'-i, v. Massive.

.Mast, m.ist?, s. tmit ; gland, m. ; faine, f. ; —, v. a.
t noter.

Master, mas' -tour, s. maître ; chef; capitaine; mon-
sieur, m. ; — of arts, maître es arts, 111. ; — of tlio
liorse, c'ciijvr, m. ; — builder, .t. architecte, m. ; —
hand, s. tn.iin de inaitre, f. ; — key, s. passe-partoiit,
m. ; — piece, s. chefd'auvre. m. ; — sprin,;, s. grand
res.iort, m. ! — stroke, s. coup de maître, m. : —
tooth, s. dent molaire, f. ; — , v. a. tnattriser ;
dompter; savoir.

Masleriloni, mas'-teur-deuni?, s. domination, f.

M.asterless, mas'-teur-less?, a. indompté ; indépendant.

Masterly, nias'-tcur-li, a. et ad. de maître ; en maître.

Mastership, iiias'-tcur-chip, s. supériorité, f.

Mastery, inas'-teur-i, s. autorité, supériorité ; puis-
sance ; connaissance parfaite, t.

Mastication, nias-ti-ké'-clieuiKr, s. mctstication, f.

Mastich, m.is'-tik, .t. inastic, m.

.Mastitr, m.is'-tif, s. matin, ni.

Mastless. inast'-less?, a. sans gland ; sans miit.

Mastlin, mess'-linc, s. me'teil, m.

.Mat, m.it^ s. natte, f. ; paillasson, m. ; —, v. a. couvrir
de nattes, natter.

Matadore, ma-ta-dôr', r. matador, m.

M.itcli, matchs s. mèche; allumette, f. ; mariage,
parti ; pareil ; assortiment, m.; partie, f . ; pari;
concours ; combat, ni. ; —, v. a. et n, égaler; pro-
portionner ; appareiller ; accoupler; marier; sou-
frer; être pareil; s'allier, s'accoupler; s'assortir;
se marie/:

Matcliable, uwatch'-a-bl', a. proportionn/ ; convenable.

Matchless, ii-.alch'-lessf, <». — ly, ad. sans pareil, in-
comparable.

M.itclilcssness, m.atcli' -less?- ness<', s. qualité a ui:e
chose incomparable ; rareté, f.

.M.ite. inétc, s. mari, compagnon, m. ; compagne, i. ;
aide, m. ; — , v. a. et n. marier ; égaler; mater ; m
tnarier.

Materi.il, ina-ti'-ri-,al. a. — ly, ad. matériel, essentiel.

M.itcriality, ina-ti-ri-ar-iti, s. mitcrialité, f.

Materials,' ma-ti'-ri-alz, s. pi. matériaux, ni. pi.

NIateri.ite, ma-ti'-ri-ëtf, a. ma'ériel.

M.iternal, ina-ter'-nal, a, maternel.

M/iturnity, ni.i-ter'-ni-ti. s. nialer)iilc, f.

Math, inath, J. récolte de foin, f.

Matliematic, —al, matli-i-mat' ik, — al, a. —ally, aii.
tnattiématique. \o\.

Mathematician, niath-i-nia-ticli'-am', s. mathématicien,

Mathenuatics, luath-i-mat'-iks, s. pi. mathemattqu.s
f. )il.

Malin, mat'-in?, a. du matin ; —s, s. pi. matines, f. pi.

NIatress, matf'-rossir, s, matelas, m.

Matricide, matc'-ri-saïdr, .v. matricide, in.

Matricula, ina-trik'-inn-la. .\. matricule, f.

M.itriculate. ma-trik'-iou-!étc, v, a immatriculer.

Matriculation, nia-tri-kiou-le-cheuiitr', s. imtnatricula-
lion, (.

Matrimonial, ma-tri-mô'-ni-al, a. matrimonial, coih

Matrimony, ma'-tri-nieun-i, s, mariage, m,

Nl.atron, nié'-treunc, s. matrone, f. .

Matronal, mé'-tro-nal, a. de matrone.

Matronly, mé'-treuiif-li, a. àg/ ; ve'ne'rablt,

Matross, ma-tross<', t. artilleur m.

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bloom,
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M.itfer, mal'-eiir, j. matiirt : chose, t. ; siijtt,

(iiiist ; qiia>ttit< : ioiiiine, imf'orlaiict, {.; fm,

no —, ttimporif : no such —, fiunl (tu lout :

the —, j;tiur<iie»ieiit ; —, v. a. el u. Jaire cas

porter.
M.imry, inat'-ciir.i, a. puni/e»t,
M.itt(n.k, m.it'-ciik, s. pioiJt<\ I'. ; hoyaii, m.
M.itircss, iiiat<r'-rebs<', s, ffiate/at, in. j straw — ,

/.r^se, (.
M.iliir.ile, niat'-inii-rétc, r. >;. viilrtr.
Matiiriiliim, iiia-timi-ri''-( hciiiic, .(. inatiiriiliou, f.
M.iliirativi', iii.il -iiiii ra-tiv, a. matiirati/.
Matiirf, 111,1-tioiiri', a. — ly, ail. miir ; — , T'. ti. tmlrir.
MatiircMiLss, iii.i-liuuK'-ncbsi^, M.kturity, m.i-tiou'-ri-ti, s.

nia/iinti; f.
Mauillhi, iiiAil'-lin^, a. ivre.
Maii!,'ri', iii.l'-),';/oiir, /*•. en dcpit de ntalgr/,
tMaiikiii, iii.V-kiii^, .r. lihre, ill.
M.uil, iiiAl, 71. a. a\so»i»ier ; ctrillrr.
Maulstick, iiLM'-stik, .r. appiiie-main, in.
f.M.iuii, \\\\\\e. pour .Must.
Maund, niâiin'd, s. manne, f.

Mauiulcr, iii.liu'doiir, v. n. tnurmurer, \fiavarder.
Mauiuleror, iii.liif'-tleiir-cur, s. grondeur, m.
Maundy-Thursday, in.iii?' - ch-lhurz' • dé, s, yeudi-

Saint, III.
Maw. iiiA, s. panse, f. ; jahot. m. ; — worm, s, ver in-

lesliiial, m. ; \—,v. a.Jauiher.
jM.iwkiiii,', in.V-kin'K"f, s. iièvre, m.
^Iawkish, iii,\'-kich?, a. fade.
Mawkibhness, iii.l'-kichf-ness^, s. fadeur, f,
■t.\!awn, lu.lnf'. v. M.iw.
Àlaxiiii, iiiaks'-iiiic, s. maxime, f.
May, nié, s. Mai : printemps, m. ;

aubépine, i. ; — bii^', s. hanneton, m

premier Jour de Mat, m. ; — tiy. s. moiiihe de Mai, \ Mccr, iiiir, r

f. i — ii-oxe, s. jeu ; jouet, ni. ; — lily, t. miii^uet, m. ; '

— pole, s. mai, m. ; —, v. n. cueiiiir des Jteun de

Mai : *—, V. n. pouvoir : — \ie, peut-être,
tMaybie, iiié'-bi, pour May-bc.
IM.iyliap, \\\é.' ■\\z\.\i\ie, pour It may happen.
Mayor, ii é'-eur, s. maire, m.
M.iyoriill ', nié'-eural-ti, s. mairie, f.
M.tyorcss nié'-eur-essi', s.Jemme du maire, f.
M. lie, iiiézf, s. labyrinthe, ni. ; perple.xite, (. ; —, v. a.

e'i^arer ; embrouiller.
Mazy, mé'-zl, a. onbrouitle, confus.
Me, ini, i*«. me, moi.
Meacock, nii'-kok, s. poltron, m.
Mead, mid, s. hydromel, ni.
Meadow, ined'-ô, s. pte, m. ; trairie, f. ; — Rrass, s.

herbe des près, f. ; — lark. s. alouette des près, f.
Mcajjer, mi -(fMcur, a. — ly, ail. mai,i;re.
Meauerncss, ini'-K">-'ur-in:sbC, s. maii^reur, f.
Meal, mil, s. repas, m. ; farine, f. ; — man, s.farinier,

in. ; — meat, s. mets de farine, m. ; — time, s. heure

de repas, t.; — tub, s.farinicre, f , ; — , v. a. sau-
poudrer.
Me.^liness, mi'-li-ness»', s. nature farineuse, f.
Mealy, ini'-li, a. farineux; — mouthed, a. honteux,
Alcali, luintr, s. tnilieu, m. ; médiocrité, f. ; intert'alle,

m. ; cause, f. ; —s, pi. moyen, m. ; voie : fortune, f. ;

by no — s, en aucune manière ; — , a. — ly, ad. bas,

vil, mesquin; fnoyen, modère';* — , v. a. et n. vouloir,

se proposer ; vouloir dire.
Meander, ini-a//<r'-iieur, s. labyrinthe, ni. ; détours,

m pi. ; —, V. n. serpenter.
Meandrous, mi-aii^-dreucr, a. sinueux ; embrouillé.
Ale.iiiin,', iiii'-nin'g'i^, s. intention ; si_i(nification, f.
Meanness, niin^' • ncss^, s. tiuidiocrité ; basiesse ;

lâcheté, f.
Meant, menn't, v. Mean.
Meantime, inin^'-taïm^, Meanwhile, inin^'-houaïl, ad.

sur ces entrefaites.
iMear, /OKr Mare.

M ease, illico, s. cing cents harengs, m. pi.
Measles, mi'-zl'z, s. pi. rougeole, f.
Measurable, mei'-eur-a-bl', a. — bly, ad. mesurable ; en

petite quantilt.
Measure, iiiej'-e«r, s. mesure, f. ; degrt, m. ; propor-
tion, f. ; — , V. a. mesurer ; estimer.
Measureless, mej'-eur-less^, a. immense.
Measurement, méj'-eur-menn't, s. mesurage, m.
Measurer, niej'-eur-eur, s. mesureur, m.
Meat, luitf, s. viande ; nourriture, i.
Mealli, niith^ s. boisson, f.
fiechanic, mi-kaii'-ik, s. artisan, ouvrier, m
.■.Icchaiiic, —al, mi-kan'-ik, —al, a.

nu'canique.
Mechanician, mek-a-nich'-an?, a. mécanicien, m.
Mechanics, nii-kan'-iksf, s. pi, mécanique, t

f.J

-ally, ad.

1 Mechanism, mck'-a-niziii, t. mécanisme, m.
Mechanist, iiiek'-a-nist^ s. m:'caniiieu ; machiniste, m.
Medal, iiied'-al, . nudaille, f.
I Med.illion, mi-ilar-ycun;, s. médaillon, m.
! Medallist, med'allist. s. mrdailliste, m.

Meddle, iiied'-iir, V. n. se mêler de,
\ Mi.'d.llcr, iiied'-dier, .r. tatillon, m.
McildU-Minie, nicd'-dl -scuiiir, a. curieux, importrin

intrigant. {{,

Meildlesdiiiencss, mcil'-dl'-seum^ ness^, s. imfortunité.
Mediate, m.'-di-itr, :'. a. et n. procurer ; i'entrtmellre;

—, It. -ly, ad. médiat, moyen.
Medi.ilioii, mi di é'-cheuiit-, s. in--diation, entremise, f.
Medi.itor, midié'-teiir. s. inrdiateiir, m.
Medi.itiirsliip, ml-di-e'-leurcliiii. s. of>iie de médiateur,
Niudi.itri.x, mi-ili-é'triks, j. m, lii.itnic, (. (f.

Medic. d, med'-ik.il, a. — ly, ad. medical : en médecine,
Medicaincnt, iiied'-ika-menn t, .(. nwdicament. m.
Medicainenlal, medi-kaineimt'-.il, ii. — ly. ad. mcdi-

camcntenx, medicinal.
Me<licalc, iiied'-i-kctc, v. a. médicamenler.
Medicinal, nii-dis'-i-n.il, a. — ly, ad. medicinal, médical.
Medicine, med'-i-sin?, s. médecine, f. ; medicumrnl, m.
NIediety, mi-daï'-i-ti, s. milieu, m. ; moitié, f.
Mediocrity, mi-di-ok'-ri-ti (nii-dji-ok'-ri-ti), s. m^iiocr.té,
Meilit.itc, med'-i-teti-, v. a. et n. méditer. [f.

NIeditalion, meil-i-ti-'-clieuiif, t. méditation, T.
Mediterraîie.m, meil-i-ter-re'-niaiw, a. medilerreiné.
.Nie<liiiMi, nii'-ili-eum?(Mii-ilji-eiuii,'). s. milieu; moytn, m.
Medlar, ined'-leur, r. nèjle, f. ; — tree, néjlier, m.
Medley, ined'-li, .v. tnelange, m. ; —, ii. mêlé ; loiifut.
Miîcd, inid. .f. présent, m.

Meek, mîk, a. — ly, ad. doux; paisible, débonnaire,
.NIeekcii, ini'-kn, v. a. adoucir.
Meekness, inîk'-iiessf, s. douceur, f.

Mere.
Meet, mitt', a. ~ly, ad. convenable, propre ; • — , v. a.

et n. rencontrer ; éprouver ; reievoir ; se rencontrer ;

s assembler.
Meeting,', niît'-in')î«c, s. rencontre ; assemblée,

o.-tcours, m. ; — house, s. église des dissidents, f.
Me 't.icss, mitir'-ness*', .t. cinienance, f.
Me;; ri n, mi'-nriin^, s. migraine, f.
(Me. kl.', iiié'-kl', v. Much, t;reat.
tMci.lii, iiieth"z, s. pi. bornes, limites, f. pi.
Mel.iiH liolic, mel'-anc-kol-ik, a. mélancolii(ue,
Mel.m holy, liiel'-anckol-i, s. mélanioiie, I.
Meliorate, mi'-li-ô-réti', v. a. améliorer.
Melioratii.'i, mi-liô-ré'-clieun^, j. amélioration, f.
1 .Mell, iiièlf, V. II. se mêler.

Melliferous, mel-lif'-ereucc, a. qui pros'uit du miel.
Mellification, luel-li-fi-ké-clieimc, s. produ, lien de miel, t,
Mellilluous, mel-lif'-liou-eucf, a. plein de douceur.
Mellow, mel'-lo, a. mou, moelleux ; ivre ; — , v. a. et n.

faire milrir ; mûrir; amollir, adoucir ; s'amollir.
Niellowness, mel'-lô-iiossi', s. matiirilé, i. ; moelleux, lu,
Alelodious, mi-lû-dicuc(', a. — ly, ad, méùdieicv.
Melodiousness, ini-lo-di-euccnessï, s. liât. -.•■.ente, f.
Melody, mel' -6-di, s. mélodie, (.
Melon, mel'-eum', s. melon, m.
•iMelt, melt, v. a. et n. fondre, liquéfier; altendrir ;

se fondre ; s'attendrir.
Melter, melt'-eur, s. pondeur, m.
Meltinjf-house. mell'-iii'f;.iu-liaouc^ .r. fonderie, t.
MeltiiiKly. mell'-iu'>,'«^-li, ad. en sejondant,
t.Meltitli, mel'-titlit', s. repas, m.
MeUvel, nieroiiel, r. merluche, m.
iMeinber, nieiir'-beur, s. membre, m.
Membranaceous, inem-bra-né'-clieuc^, a. membraneux.
Membrane, mein'-brén^, s. membrane, f.
Mémento, mi-iiieiin'-tô, s. memento, souvenir, m.
Memoir, mi-iiioïr', s. mémoire, m. *

.Memorable, menr'-eura-bl', a. — bly, ad. mémorah.'e.
.Memoriindum, mem' -6-ranii'-deum<", s. mémento, sua-

Z'enir, m. ; — book, s. agenda, carnet, m.
Memorial, mi-ni6'-rial, a. mémorial ; — , s. méminiv ;
Memory, inein"-eur-i, .t. tuémoire, f. [placet, m.

Men, nieiiii (pi. de Mau). hommes, gens, m. pi.
Menace, nien'écf, s. menace, f. ; —, v. a. menacer.
Menacer, inen'-é-ceur. s. celui qui menace. [rie, f.

Menante, ini-nagf', Meii.ii;erie, minaj'-cr-i, s. meiiage-
Meud, inenn'd, v. a. et n. raccommoder ; amender,

améliorer ; rétablir; s'améliorer ; se reformer;

se rétablir.
Mendable, nienn'-da-bl', a. amendable, réparable
.Mendacious, inenn-ile'-cheucf, a. mensonger.
Meiul.icity, menn-das'-i-ti, s. mensonge, m. ; faiiaeté, f.
Mcii'ler, menn'd'-eur, s. raccommoiltur, m.
Mendicancy, menn'-di-kann-ci, s. mendicité, f.
Mendicant, menn'-di-kaiin't, a. mendiant ; —, s. men-
Mendicate, meuu'-di-két<, v, a, mendier, [diant, iii.

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Mendicity, incMn-dls'-i-ti, t. mniiiicit/, t

tMciiils, nienn'dz, /o»r Aiiicnds,

McninI, mi'-ni-al, a. doixestii/ne ; strvilt : —, t. lii'iiitx-

Mcnsal, incnn'-snt, a. dt Uxblt, [fu/iie, m.

tMcnse, menn'z, .r. modestie, f. ; bonttes niaiiul'ief, f. |il.

Klciisiiraliility, mciiii-cliiou-r:i-tiil'-i-tl, s. iiioisitnt-

In/ile, (.
Mciisiiralilc, mcnn'-chioiira-lil', «. mesurable.
hItnsuMtc, iiii.-iin'-chiiiurétir, t. a. mesurer,
Me.-isiir.itioii, iiR-nu-cliii»iré'-clicim<', i. mesuragt, m.
Mlmu.iI, iiierm'r-al, <j. — ly, ad, meiitnl,
Mfiition, iiienn'-clicmii', s, meiittoit, f. j —, v, a. tiieii-

tioiiiier, faire titeiiltcm.
Mtpliitic, — al, nii-l'it'-ik, — al, a. m/f'hitiqtte.
Mfiacious, mi-rc-clicucv, a. />iir, spiritueux : f^f'iif'reii v.
Mercaniilo, nier'-kami-lil, a. de uminerte, tttarihaiui ;

meriantite.
Mcr<;cnarjiiess, mer'-ci-na-rl-ncss^, s. ve'iialile, f.
Mercenary, mer'-ci-iiarl, a. — ily, ad. mercenaire ;

— , I. mercenaire, in.
Mercer, mei'-ceur, s. mercier, m.
Meriery, iiier'-ceiir-l, s. mercerie, t.
Men liandize , iner'-tcliaiic-daizc, s. tnarcftandise, f. i

— , T, II, coinimrcer, tra/iiiuer,
Mercliant, mer'-tcliamrt, s. coiiinierçaiit, iir'gociaiit, in. ;

—man, — vessel, s. vaisseau tnarchand, ni.
Merclianlalile, iner'-tcliann't-a-lil', a, vendable, bien

conditionné.
Mercliantly, mcr'-lcliann't-li, Merchanllike, nicr'-

tcliaiin't-laik^, a. de co>n>ner^ant.
Merciful, iner'-ci-fniil, a. — ly, ad. mise'ricordieux.
Mercifulness, iner'-ci-foiil-ness*-, s. miséricorde ; de'-

meiice, {,
Merciless, mer'-cMcssif. a. — ly, ad. impitoyable.
Mercilessness, mer'-ci-less^-ness^, s. dejaut de com-

passion, ni.
Klercurial, mcr-kiou'-ri-al, a. de mercure; vif; —, s.

mercuriale, f.
Mercy, nier'-ci, s. iniséricorde ; merci, (. ; — seat,

s. propitiatoire, Ml.
Mere, iiiir, a. — ly, ad. pur, simple ; seul, unique ;

franc : —, s. mare; limite, f.
Meretricious, iner-itricli'euc?, a, — ly, ad. de cour-
tisane ; faux.
Mertfe, iiierdjt', v. ti. se fondre.
Meridian, iiiirid'-i-aii<', a. méridien; — , s. midi;

méridien, m.
Méridional, iiiirid'-i-ô-n;d, a. méridional ; — ly, ud.

vers le sud.
Merino, iiier-.aï'-no, s. merinos, m.
Merit, iner'-it^, s. mérite, m. ; — , v. a. mériter.
Meritorious, iner-i-to'-ri-eucv, a. — ly, ad. méritoire.
Meritoviousness, mer-i-tô'-ri-eucf-iiessf, s. mérite, m.
Merlin, iiier'-lin^, s. émcrilloii, iii.
Merui.iid, inei'-niédt-, s. sirène, f.
Merriiiiake, iiier'-ri-iuékc, s. partie de plaisir, fête, f. ;

— . T'. ;:. se divertir.
Merriment, mer'-ri-menn't, s. réjouissance, f. ; amuse-
Merrincss, iiier'-ri-ness^, s. gaieté, f. {ment, ni.

Merry, iner'-ri, a. — ily, ad. gai. Joyeux ; to in.ike — ,

se divertir ; — nndrew, s. l'ouffon, ni. ; — in.ikiiit,'. s.

réjouissance, f. ; — ihouglit, s. lunette (de volaille), f.
Mersion, mcr'-chcun?, s. immersion, f.
Meseeins, iiii-sim'z', v. imp. il me semble.
Mesli, iiièchf, s. maille, f. ; — , ' a. prendre au filet.
Mesliy, iiiccli'-i, a. réticulaire.
Meslin, iiiess'-Iiiif, s. méteil, ni.
Mess, inessc, s. mets, plat ; désordre, m. ; — , v. a. et n.

Illettré en désordre ; chiffonner ; manger.
Messai;e, ines'-édjc, s. message, m.
Messenger, nies'-enn-dieur, s. messager; courrier, m.
Messiah, inej-saï'-a, s. le Messie.
Messmate, mess'-inét)', s. commensal, m.
Messuage, mes'-souédjc, s. maison et ses retenues, f.
Met, niett, v. Meet.
Metaije, nii'-toiljf, s. mesurage, m,
Mctal, nict'-tl', s. métal, m.

Metallic, nii-tal'-lik, Metalinc, met'-.il-l.iïn?, a. métal-
Metallurgy, nict'-al-leur-dji, ,r. métallurgie, f. \lique.
Metani<jr|>liosis, met-a-inor'-fÔLissc, s. niétamorpliose, f.
Metajjliorical, luct-a-for'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. nu'taphoriqiie.
Mctai.liysic, inet-a-fiz'-ik, a. métapliysique.
M..Mi)hysics, inet'-afi-ziks, s. pi. métaphysique, f,
Mete, initir, s. mesure ; limite, f. ; — , v. a. mesurer.
Meteor, lui -ti-eur (ini'-tclii-;ur), s. météore, m
Mcteui(il(.i;ical, nii-ti-ô-rô-loilj'-i-kal, a. météorologique.
Meteuroloj;y, ini-ti-ô-rol'-ô-dji, s. météorologie, f.
Meter, iiii'-teur, s. mesureur ; mètre, m.
Metlieylin, iiii-thei^'-linc, s. hydromel, m.
•Metliinks, iiii-lliinks', -'. inip. il me semble.
Method, lueth'-cuii?, s. méthode, manière, f, ; ordre, m.

I Metl'.odic, —al, ni-fliod'ik, -al, tt. — .illy, ad. mfth»-
j .Mftliodlst, nictii'-ô-dist^, .r. mrth(\iisle, m. [diqiu,

I MclhouKht, iiii-tliftt<^, v. Metliinks.
' Metonymy, iiii-ton'-l-nil, s. métonymit, m,
I Metre, ini'-tcr, s. mètrt, m.
I Metrical, inet'-ri-kal, a. métrique.
1 Metropcilis, ini-trop'-ô-li^sj-, s. métropole, f.
Melro|iolit.iii, met-rA-pol'-i-tan^, s. mitropotitain, m.
Mettle, niet'-tl', s. ardeur, f. ; fougue, f.
Mettled, mel'tl'd. Mettlesome, inet'-tr-scum^ a. - Iv,
ad. ardent, fougueux. \citi\ f.

Mettlesnnieness, iiiet'-tr-seum^-ness^, s. feu, ni. ; ir.\i-
Mew, miou, s. mouette, f. ; miaulement, m. ; écurie, f. ;

— , V, a. et n. enfermer ; —, v. n. )niaiiler ; muer.
Meivl, niioiil, V. n. crier {enfant),
Mi.isin, mai'aziii. s. miasme, in.
Mice, maie?, //. de .Mouse.
Michaelmas, inik'-el-meuty, s. la Saint-Michel.
.Miche, m.-iiki". v. n. se cacher.
Mither, maïk'eur, s., fainéant, in.
Mickle, iiiik'-kl', a. et ad. grand, l>eau >up.
Micrusciijic, inai'-kro-skoi»", s. microstope, \n.
.Mid, mid, ii. du milieu, mi, demi: moyen ; — course,
s. mi-chemin, ni. ; —day, s. midi, ni. ; — ni;.;lii. r.
minuit, m. ; —summer, s. cirurdi l'cté, m. ; la .Saint.
ycaii ; —way, s. mi-chemin; —way, <u/. à miihemiu ;
—V. inter, s. caur de l'hiver, ni.
(Midden, mid'-irii, s. tas df /'iiniier, m.
Middle, mid'-dl', a. du milieu ; moyeu, mitoyen ; —, j.

milieu, m. ; — aijoil, a. entre deux âges ; — iiio-,t, »,

du milieu ; — si/ed, a. de moyenne taille.
Middling,', mid'-tUinn'/?, a. moyen,
Mid),'o, iiiiilj?, s. cousin, m.
Midmost, mij'-mosti?, a. situé au viilieit.
Midship, niid'-cliip, s. milieu du vaisseau, m. ; — man,

s. cadet ; aspirant, m.
Midst, iiiidst, s. milieu, ca'ur, m. ; — . a. au milieu.
Midwife, inid'-ouaïfï, s. sage-femme, f. ; iiiaii — , s,

accoucheur, m.
Midwifery, inid'-oii.tïf-ri, s. Tri de l'.iccouchement, m.
Mien, min?, s. mine, f. ; air, m.

Mi;,'ht, mait<f, s. pouvoir, m. ; force, (. {v. aussi May).
Mi^j'htiness, iiiai'-ti-iiess?, s. puissance, f.
tMijjhtiia, inaïtf'-na,/o;<r Mii;ht not.
Mighty, niaï'-ti, a. et ad. —ily, ad. puissant, fort,

vigoureux ; très, extréiiieinent.
Mi(Tiionette, min'-i-o-nett, r. réscda, m.
Migrate, iiiaï'-f;rét?, '<>. n. émigrcr.
Mii;ration, m,iï-^rd'-cheuiic, s. migration, f,
NIilcli, milcht', a. donnant du lait.
Mild, maïl'd. a. — ly, ad. doux, tendre.
Mildew, mil'-dlou, s. nielle ; piqûre, f. ; —, v. a,

nieller ; piquer.
Mildness, m.aïl'd'-nessc, s. douceur, f.
Mile, maïl<r, s. mille, m. ; — stone, s. borne milliaire, f.
Militant, inir-i-tann'l, a. militant.
Military, mil'-i-ta-ri, a. —ily, ad. militaire; —, s.

militaire, m
Militia, ini-lich'-ya, s. milice, f.
N.'ilk, milk, s. lait, m. ; — food, s. laitage, m. ; — house,

s. laiterie, f. ; — inaid, s. laitière, f. ; — ni.in, s. laitier,

.11. î — pail, s. seau à lait, m. ; — pan, s. Jatte, f. ; —

porridtje, — pott.ajîe, s, soupe au lait, {. ; — toolh, s,

d'iit de lait, (. ; —woman, s. laitière, f. ; —, v. a,

t>iire.
Milken, mil'-k'n, a. de lait.
Milker, inilk'-eur, s. celui ou celle qui trait.
Milky, milk'-i, a. laiteux ; timide ; — way, s. voie

liutée, f.
Mill, mil, s. moulin, in. ; coffee — , s. moulin A café, m.;

l)owd,;r — , s. fabrique de pondre, f. ; sawiiiij — , s.

scierie (. ; water — , s. moulin à eau, m. ; — cl ick, s.

cliquet, m. ; — dam, s. digue, f. ; réservoir, m. ; —

hopper, s. trémie, f. ; — race, s. biez, ni. ; — stone, s.

meule de moulin, f. ; — tcotli, s. dent molaire, f. ; —,

T. a. moudre ;foH.'er ; battre.
Miller, mil'-eur, s, meunier, m.
.Millesinial, inil-les'-i-nial, a. millième.
Millet, niil'-it?, s. millet, mil, m.
Milliary, niil'di-a-ri, s. milliaire, f.
.MiUiner, inil'-li-neur, s. modiste, f.

Milhnery, inil'-li-neur-i, s. marchandises de tnodes, f. pL
Million, iiiil'-yeun?, s. million, m.
Milt, inilt, s. laitance ; rate, f.
.Miltcr, niilt'-eiir, s. poisson mâle, m,
tMini, mini?, a. affecté.
Mime, inaïin^, i. mime, bouffon, m. ; — , v, n, faire

le mime.
Mimer, rnaï'-meur, s. mime, m.
Munie, mim'-ik, a. mimique ; — , s, mime, m. j — , *. a.

imiter, contrefaire.

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Mimical, mlm'-i-k.ll, a. — ly, aii. ntiinigut, imitatif,

Miiiiicry, niiiu'-ik-ri, s. mimique, (.

M>iiacio;is, ini-né'-cheuc/, Minatory, n)ln"-a-teur-i, a.

menaçant.
Milice, miiin'c?, v. a. it u, hacher, cou/er tntnii ;

tnarchtr à petits faf.
MiiKJiiKly, niiim'-cm'n»/?-li, ad. le'gfremenl.
kiiiul, iiiaiiiM, i. esprit, iii. ; intention, eitvie ; opinion,

t.; souvenir, in.; — stricken, ii. ipris; affecte;—,

V. a. et ti. remarquer ; considérer ; Jaire attention;

prendre garde : rappeler, /aire souvenir ;e'tre enclin ;

never —, n'importe.
Min(lc<l, niain'd'-ed, a. disposé ; intentionné, incline'.
Miiulediicss, ni.iin'd'-ed-ness*-, s. disposition, f.
Mindful, Miain'd'.fuul, a. — ly, ad. attentif.
Miiiilfiilness, niain'd'-foul-ness*', s. iitlention, f.
Sliiulless, niain'd'-less^, a. inatlentif. ne^'H^ent.
Mine, m.iïn^, pn. le tnien, la mienne, les miens, les

Miennes; à moi; —, s. mine, {. ; —, v. a. miner,

creuser.
Miner, inaïn''-neur, t. mineur, m.
Minerai, min''-er-al, a. minéral ; — , s. minerai, m.
Mineralist, min''-cr-al-istf, s. minéralixne, m.
^llneraloKy, nii-ner-al'-o-dji. s. minérah'i;ie, f.
Minijle, Miln'g'-l', s. mélange, \n. ; — , v. a. et n. mêler ;

inélangtr ; se mêler.
Miniature, niin"-i-tiour, s. miniature, f. ; — painter, s.

miniaturiste, m.
Minikin, niin''-i-kin^, s. petite épingle, f.
Minim, niin''-imf, s. nain. m.
Minion, niin'-yeun^, s. mignon, m,
Minious, min -yeucc, a. vermeil.
Minister, niin''-is-tcur, s. ministre, m. ; — , v. a. et n,

a,i>ninistrer ; servir ; secourir.
Ministerial, nii-nis-ti'-ri-al, a. — ly, ad. ministériel ;

subcrdonné.
Ministrant, niin'-is-trann"t, a. subordonné.
Ministration, mi-nis-tro'-cheunf, s. ministère ; service, m.
Ministry, min'-is-tri, s. ministère, ni.
^iinium, inin"-yeum^, s. vermillon, m.
(Minnie, minn'-i, s. maman.
Minor, inai'-neur, a. mineur, moindre ; menu.
Minority, mi-nor'-i-ti, s. minorité, f.
Minster, niiner'-steur, s. monastère, m.
Minstrel, inin<f'-strel, .f. ménestrel, m.
Minstrelsy, niinf'-strcl-si, s. tniisique, f. ; chants, m. jil.
Alint, niiiin't, s. menthe; r/tonnaie, t. ; ^ effort, m. ; — ,

V. a. monnayer ; forger.
Mint,-\ne, ininn't'-idjï, s. tnonnayage, m.
Minier, niinn't'eur, s. monnayeiir, m.
Minuet, niin'-iou-itr, s. menuet, m.
Minute, mi'-nioutc, a. — ly, ad. menu, petit ; —, mlnn'-it*",

s. minute, f. ; — book, s. calepin ; souvenir, ni.
Minuteness, ini-niout<^-ness/, s. petitesse, exiguïté, f.
Minuti;e, ini-niou'-chi, s. pi. particularités, I. pi.
Minx, inin'ks, s. minaudière, f.
Miracle, niir'-a-kl', s. miracle, m. ; merveille, f.
Miraculous, ini-rak'-iou-leucif, a. — ly, ad. miraculeux.
Mire, maïr, s. boue, bourbe, f. ; —, v. a. salir de boue,

embourber.
Miriness, maî'-ri-ness^, s. saleté, f.
fMirk, meurk^, Mirksoipe, meurk'-seumf, a. sombre,

ol'scur.
Mirror, mir'-eur, s. miroir, m.
Mirtli, nierth, s. gaieté, f.
Mirthful, mertli'-foul, a. gai, enjoué.
Mirthless, mertli'-lessc, a. triste.

Miry, inaï'-ri, a. bourbeux. [m.

Misacceptatiuii, inis-ak-cep-té'-cheunir, s. tnalentendu.
Misadventure, mis-ad-veni.'-tchiour, s. tnésaventure, (.
Misadvice, niis'-nd-vaïci', s. viauvais conseil, m.
Misanthrope, inis'-ann-tlirôpir, s. misanthrope, in.
.Misapply, niis-ap-plaï', v. a. mal appliiiiier.
Misapprehend, niis-ap-pri-henn'd', v. a. entendre mal.
Misapprehension, mis-ap-pri-henn'-clieuii<', s. mal-
entendu, m.
'.Misbecome, niis-bi-keumf', v. u. ne pas convenir.
Misbegot, mis-bi-gott', Misbegotten, inis-bi-got'-t'n, a.

illégitime.
•.Misbehave, mis-bi-liévf', v. tt. se comporter mal.
Misbehaviour, mis-bi-hév'-yeur, s. mauvaise conduite, f.
Misbelieve, mis-bi-liv^', v. u. être dans l'erreur.
Miscalculate, mis-kal'-kiou-lét^, v. a. mal culculer.
Miscarriage, mis-kar'-idjt", s. insuccès, m. ; fausse

couche, T.
Miscarry, mis-kar'-i, v. it. manquer ; échouer ; avorter,
•Miscast, mis-kast', v. a. compter mal.
Miscellaneous, mis-cel-lé'-iii-cuc^, a. mêlé, divers.
Miscellaneousness, mis-cel-lé-ni-euc^-ness^, s. variété, f.
Miscellany, inis'-sel-len-i, s. mélange, m.
Mischance, mis'-tchann'cf, s. désastre, malheur, in.

misérable.

malheur,

[m.

mau-ais

Miscliicf, mis'-lcliif, j. mal, dommage, m. ; — maker, /.

malfaisant, m. •,--,v. a, faire du mal.
Mischievous, mis'-tclii-veuc^, <». — ly, ad. malfaisant;

méchant.
Mischievousncss, inis'-tchl-vcucf-nesw, /. Méchanceté,

malice, t
Miscible, inis'-si-br, a. miscible.
Miscite, niis-saît^', v. a. citer à faux:
Mi»claiiii, inis-kloiiu'', s. pretention non fondée, t.
Misconceit, inisknnii-sili', s. nuti.in err.mée, f.
Misconduct, iiiis-kcnii'-ileukt, s. mau7'aise londuite, f. ;

— , iiii-,-kciiin-deukt',7'. ii. conduire mal.
Miscoiistrui", mii-kiiiiii'-striou, v. a. in.'erpr ter mal.
Miscount, iiiis-kaounn't', 7'. <>. compter mal.
NIiscreance, — cy, iniié'-kri-ann'co —ci, s. fausse

croyance, f.
Misdeed, iiiis-d!d', s. méfaii, m.
Misdeem, niis-diiiiir', v. a.jut;er mal.
Mi-,di.nKMii. iiiis-diinini?', :•. n, se comporter mal.
.MiMliMiiiMiioiir, nii-s-diini'-neiir, r. mauvaise condui'e, f.
.Misdirect, iiiis-di-rekt', v. a. diriger mal.
•.\lisdo, inis-d(iu', V. a.ct n. maljairc : /aire une faute.
MisdoL-r, iiiis-dou'-uiir, s. malfaiteur, m.
.Misdoubt, iiiis-daoutif', s. soupçon, m. ; indicision, f. ;

— , î'. a. soupçonner.
Misemploy, mi-.em'-ploï', v. a. emplo^ver mal.
Mi-.eiiiploynieiit, mis-em'-ploi'-menn't, s. mauvais

usage, m.
Miser, mai'-zcur, s. avare, m.
Mi.ser.dile, miz'-eur-a-bl', a. — bly, ad.

mesquin.
Misery, iiiii'-eur-i, s. misère, f.
.Misfashion, mis-facli'-euii^, v. a. faire mal.
Misfortune, mis-for'-lcliiouni', s. infortune, (. ;
•.Misi,'ive, mis->;;<iv', ;'. a.fairesoup[oiiner.
.Misi;overmnent, luis-y^euv'-eurn-menn't, s.

gouvernement, ni.
tSlisjfuvft^le, mis'-t;heiis;-Kl', v. a. défigurer.
Misguicfance, mis-^,';(ai'-d,iim C(\ s. jaiisse direction, f.
Mistfuide, iiiis-i,'«aidf', v. a. mal diriger.
Mish.ip, niis-liap', .f. malheur, m.
Mi-.iiiforin, iiiis-iii<'-foriiu"', v. a. mal informer.
Misinfurm.'ition, inis-inf-for-iiie'-cheuiif, s. faux avis, m.
Misinterpret, mis-iilf-ter'-prett, v. a. interpréter mal.
.Misinterpretation, mis-in<r-tcr-pri-té'-cheun^, s. mau-
vaise interprétation, f.
.Misjudge, nns-djeudjf', z<. a. juger mal.
•.Mislay, mis-lé', Z'. a. mal placer, di placer ; égarer.
•Mislead, inis-lidt;', v. a. égarer ; séduire, tromper.
Mislen, iiiis'-liiit", j. métcil, m,
Mislike, mis-laiktr', s. désapprobation ; aversion, f. ; — ,

V. a. désapprouver.
Mislikcr, iiiis-laï'-keur, s, désapprobateur, m.
tMislippen, mis'-lip-peiin, v. a. ngliger ; désappointer.
Mislive, iiiis-liv', v. n. vitre mal.
.Mismanage, mis-mau'-iiljf, v. a. ménager mal ; mal

conduire.
Mismanagement, mis-man''-idjf-meiin't, s.

administration, f.
Mismatch, niis-matcli', v. a. mal assortir.
Misnomer, misno'-nicur, s. faux nom, m.
Misorder, mis • or' • deur, s. desordre, m.

diriger mal.
Misorderly, inis-or-deur-li, a. irrégulier.
Misplace, inis-plécf', v. a. placer mal.
Misprint, mis-priiiii't, s. faute if impression
Misprise, inis-praiz^, v. a. dépriser ; se tnxnper.
Misprision, iiiis-prij'-eiimf, s. mépris, m. ; négligcii' e. f.
Mispronounce, mis-pro-naoun'cf', v.a. prononcer mal.
Misrecite, mis-ri-s.aîtif', v. a. réciter mal.
Misreckoii, niisrek'-'n, -'. ri. compter à faux.
Misreckoiiiiig, niis-rek'-'n-iu'g'rt', s. ir.ccompie in.
Misrel.ite, mis-ri-lctt^, v. a. laconler mal.
Misrelation, inis-ri-lé'-cheuiic, s. faux rapport, m.
.Misrcport, iiiis-riporti'', s. faux rapport, m. ; — , v. a.

faire un faux rapport.
Mi-,represeiitation, mis-rep-ri-zenn-té'-clicun^, s. faux

rapport, m.
Misrule, mis-roul', s. désordre, tumulle, ni.
.Miss, m\wi„ s. demoiselle, mademoiselle ; perte, f . ; — ,

V. a. et n. manquer; se méprendre ; s'égarer ; t e-

gretter.
Missal, miss'-al, s. missel, m.

Misseem, mis-siiiif', v. n. avoir une fausse apparence.
Misserve, niis-serv', v. a. nepas servirfidèlement.
Mission, inich'-eunf, s. mission, f.
Missionary, mich'-eun-ar-i, s. missionnaire, m.
Missive, iiiis'-siv, s. missive, f. ; eu-,'oyé, m.
•.Misspeak, mis-spik', v. a. parler mal; prononcer

mal.
•Misspend, mis-spenn'd, v. a. dépenser /olie>ntnt.

mauvaise

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MU»tateinent, m!S'St(<t^-nieiui't, s. tx^esé intxact, faux

rapport, m.
Mist, iiiistc, s. brouillard, m.
Mistauii, iiiib-tL'ii/, /i^iir Mi!>tiiken.
Mibtuku, niih-l';k?, s. nif/>rtst ; hf'vue, t. ; • — , r. a. tl

n. se iHi-firetuire, mal lomfirtiitire ; se tromper.
Mist.ikiiii;ly, iiiis-tc'-kiii'K»/c-li, ad. par erreur, aj'au.s.
•Mislcitli, iiiis-litcli', V. a. instruire mat.
Misliiiipi-r, iiiis-iciir'-pL'iir. t'. a. mélani;er m.il.
MistiT, mis'lfiir, s. momienr ; \l>e.\ot>i, m.
*Mir>tliiiik, iiiistlilnk', 7'. H. mal penser.
Misliiiic, iiiib t.iiiiif', 7'. a. faire à louircleinps.
Miïitmoss, mis'-ti-ncss?, s. état brumeu.x, m.
Mislion, nii'.'-tclicuii^, s. i>hia>ii;e, m,
Mihllcloe, iTiiz'-zl'-u"), s.xui, m-
Mistouk, niisloiik', V. Mistake.

Mistress, uiis'-triss, r. maîtresse ,■ (mis'-siss) madame, f.
Mistrust, iiiis-trcust', s, dcjiaitce, f. ; — , v. a. se lUjier,

se iiiijier de.
Mistrustful, iiiis-treiist'-foul, a. — ly, ad, vf'Jiaiit, soup-

\oii)ieu\; avecmjtance.
Mislruslfuliicss, iiiistrciist'-foul-fiess, s. miftauce,
Mistrus'.le^s, niis-trcust-lcss»*. a. sans dejiaïue.
♦ Mistryst, niis'-lristi', v. a. desappointer ; maltraiter.
Klistj", mis'-tl, a. brumeux.
•MisuiulcTstuid, luis-cUMf'-ilcur-staiiu'd, v. a. mal coin-

prendre, se iiuprendre.
Misundcrst.imliiijî, Miis-cuii<'-ileur stanl^(^-in^;"^ s. ute's-

inteUi>:euce, I. ; 'italentendu, lu,
Misusajie, luis-iou'-zidjc, s. mauvais usaf^e ; abus, m.
Misuse, iiiis-iuuzf', s. abus; mauvais liaikiiunt, m.;

— , V. a. abuser ; maltraiter.
Mite, nuit*", s. luile, f. ; charançon, m.
tMilher, initli'-eur, i». Mother.
Miliifant, iiiit'-i-t{aiint, a. leintif.
Mititjate, \w.\.'-\-)<,ui:U, v. a. >niti.i{er ; adoucir.
Mitigation, mi-ti-g/io'-clieuiic, s. miti.i^atiou, f. ; adou-

cissemeut, m.
Mitre, luai'-teur, .f. mitie, f. ; ourlet, m,
t.Miltan, mit'-taiiif, s. );aut de latue, m.
Klitteu, mit'-t'ii, s. mtlatue, f.
Mittimus, iiiit'-ti-meuce, s. mandat darrét, ra.
Ali.\, luiks, V. a. uiéler, tnixtiouner.
Mixeii, inik'-s'n, s. tasde/umier, m.
Mixt, iiiikst, a. — ly, ad. )iielan);é ; cou/us.
Mixtion, iiuks'-tclieuii^, Mixture, miks'-tchiour, s. me-

laui^e, m.
Mi/iiiaze, m\^'■n\éze, s. Inbyriulhe, m.
Miz/en, iiiiz'-z'ii, s. artimon, ni.
Mi/zlc, iniz'-zl', r. bruDie, f. ; —, v. imp. bruiner.
Mnemonics, ni-iium'-iks, s. pi. mnémonique, f.
Ml), 1116, ^(>;(r More.
Moan, môiif, s. lamentation, f. ; — , v. a. et n. déplorir ;

se pla indre.
Muauful, môiif'-foul, a. — ly, ad. plaint'/.
Moat, môtr, s, fosse, ni.

Mob, mob, s. foule, populace, f. ; —, v. a. harasser.
Mobbisli, iiiob'-ichc, a. vil, bas.
Mobile, mo-bil', s. populace, f.
Mobility, mo-bil'-i-ti, s. mobilité, populace, f.
Mock, iiiok, a. fau.\, contre /ait; —, s. moquerie, î.

— , V. a. et n. railler ; se moquer.
Mockable, niok'-a-bl', a. ridicule.
Mocker, niok'-eur, s. moqueur, m.
Mockery, mok'-eur-i, s. tnoquerie, raillerie, f.
Nlockiniî-stock, niok'-in'^Hf-stok, s. objet de risée, m.
Mockinjjly, mok'-inj,'»!"-!!, ad. par moquerie.
hlodality, mo-dal'-i-ti, s. modalité, f.
Mode, iiiôilf, .f. >node, m. ; manière ; mode, f.
Model, inotl'-el, j. modèle ; moule, m.; —, v. a. modeler.
Modeller, niod'-el-eur, s. modeleur, ni.
Moderate, mod'-er-éte, a. — ly, ad. modère, modique ;

— , V. a. modérer. [deslic, f.

Moderateness, mod' - er-ét^-ness^, s. modicité ; mo-
^Ioderation, ino-der-é'-clieun^ s. moderation, f.
Moderator, mo-der-é'-teur, s. mod.iateur ; nitjulaleur.
Modem, mod'-eurn?, a. moderne. lin.

Modernize, mod'-eur-iiaïz^, v. a. inoderniser.
Moclerns, niod'-eurn'z, s. pi. modernes, m. pi.
Modest, mod'-istf, a. — ly, ad. modeste.
Modesty, niod'-is-ti, s. tnodestie, f.
Modification, nio-di-fi-k<i'-cheunf, s. modification, f.
Modify, mod'-i-fni, v. a. modifier ; restreindre.
Modisli, mô'-dich?, a. — ly, ad. à la mode.
Modulation, mod-iou-lé'-clieuiif, s. tnodulation, f.
Module, mod'-ioul, s. module, m.
Mohair, mô'-haïr, s. moire, f.
Moliock, niô'-hok, s. bandit, scélérat, m.
Moiety, moï'-i-ti, s. moitié, f.
Moil, moîl, V. a. etn. embourber ; harasser.
Moist, moist, a. humide, mette.

Moislen, inoi'-s'n, v. a. humecter.

Moistiiess, iiioist'-iiess<'. Moisture, inois'-tcliiour, s. Am-
tntditr , moiteur, f.

Moisty, moîs'-ti, a. humide ; brumeux.

Molar, iiio'-l.ir, a. molaire.

Molli, V. Mould.

Mole, iikMc, j. tnole ; tache; taupe, t.; — cnsf. s. tau-
pinière, t. ; — catcher, s. preneur de taupes, lu j

— trap, J-. taupière, f. i — w.irp, .1. taupe, f.
Molest, molest', I', r». molester, tourmenler, Texer.
Molestiition, iii6-lcs-té'-tlieuii<*, s. vexation, t.; tour- ■

meut, m.
Molester, iiio-lest'-eur, s. importun, m.
Mollieiit, iiior-yeniit, a. emollient.
Mollilicatioîi, mol-li-ti-ke'-cheiiiic, s. ndoucissement, m.
Mollily, iiiol|.|i-faï, I'. Il amollir; adoiuir.
Molten, luol'-t'ii, Z'. .Melt.

Momciit, mô'-iiieiin't, s. moment, m. ; impotlauce, f.
NJoiiieiitally, nio'-meuii-t.il-i, ad. inomenlancmoit.
Momentary, mô'-iueiiii-t.i ri, <i. momentané.
Momentous, mo-meiiii'-teucc, >'. important.
Monachal, miin"-a kiil, a. monacal, monastique.
Mon.ircli, moii'-ark, s. monarque, m.
Mon.ircliical, mo-nar'-kikal, n. monarchique.
Monarcliy, mon'-ar-ki, s. monarchie, f.
MiiM.isiery, iuon"-a-stri (iiion''-astir-i|, s. Dionaàtire,
Miiiiastical, luonas'-tikal, ir, mouasliqiie. [in.

Mund.iy, meuiK^dé, s. lundi, m.
Money, iiieun'-i, s. argent, m. ; monnaie, (. ; — l..i^',

s. sac à ari.'eiit, m, ; — cluii^'er, s. ihan^jcur, m. ;

— scrivener, s. courtier de cliainje, m.
Moneyed, iiiiiin"-id, a. riilieen ari;eut.
Moneyless, ineiin'-i-lessc', a. sans ii rj^ent.
Moii>;er, iueun'K'-i,'«eur, s. marchand, m.
Aloiigrel, nieun't,')(''-ril, (I. metis.
Moiiied, ineun'-id, v. .Moneyed.
.^lonisll, mon"-icli, v. Admonish.

Moiiitii n, iiiM-iiich'-cun^ s. avertisieuienf, 11.

Monitor, moii''-iteur, s. mit.ileiir, m.

Monitory, iiion''-i-tcur-i, s. moniloire, ra.

.Monk, incun'k, s. moine, m.

Muiikery, iiicun'k'-c'ir-i, s. inoinerie, f.

Monkey, meuii'k'-i, .r. si>i,i;e, m.

Nlonkhood, meun'k'-lioudt, s. état de moi'-,:, tfl.

Monkish, meun'k'-iclK", ii. monacal.

Monoloj;iie, mon''-6-lnj.f, s, monolo:,'ue, m. |in.

Nloiiopo;ist, mo-nop'-o iistf, s. monopoleur; cccip:ii-^iir,

Monopolize, luô-iiop'-o-laiz^, v. a. >noiiepsliser ; oi-

caparer-
.Monosyll.iliic.il, mo-nô-si-lab'-i-kai, a. inonosyllabiqui.
Monosyll.iMi?, moir'-ô-sil-ln-hl', s. monosyllabe, m.
.Monotonous, mo-iiut'-o-neucc, a. monotone.
.Monotony, ino-iiot'-o-ni, s. monctoiiie, f.
.Mousoon, mon^-souiie', s. mousson, f.
Monster, mon«'-steur, s. monstre, m.
.Mon.trosity, inoiv-stros'-i-ti, s. monstruo:it^, f.
•Monstrous, inoiii^'-streucir'.ii!. — ly, Hii'. mcfisfueux-
Monstruusness, momr'-streuc^-ness/, s. monitruosUc. f.
Moiiili.meun'lli, J-. mois,\\\.; —\\w\\A,s.dtii> ardent. \\\.
Nlontlily, meun'tir-li, .r. et ad. mensuel : < Kaque mois.
Moininient, iiion'-ioii-iiienn't, J. monument, m.
I.Moiiy, meun'-i, v. M.iiiy.
Mood, nioud^, s. mode, m. ; humeur, f.
Moodiness, inou'-di-iiessi', s. mainaise hKrr.t^r, {.
Moody, mou'-di, a. chagrin, Jantasque.
Moon, inouiii?, s. lune, f. ; — calf, s. môle ; buter, tn, ; -,

li^;ht, —shine, s. clair de lune, m. ; — lit'l't. —shiny, i.

éclaire par la lune.
Moonless, niouiic^-lessc, a. sans clair de lune.
Moor, iiiour, .f. iiianciige, m.; bruyère, f.; nè.i.'re, m.; —

cock, i". iiv de bruyère, 111. ; —lien, s. foule d'eau, f, ;

— , V- a. et n. amarrer ; s'amarrer, s arrêter.
Moorish, niour'-iclu-, Moory, mour'-i, a. t)>arccai:eiix-
Nloose, mouzf, s. renne, m. [di.Ai'tee.

Moot, moutir, s. questi.m de droit, f. ; —, v. n. u:sput,r.
Mop, mopir, s. torchon, ni.; moue, f.; —, v. a.Jaubertci.
Mope, inop^ v. a. et n- abasourdir, étourdir ; ré-.ti .
Mopish, mo'-piclic, a. mèlaïuolique. [s'enniocr.

Mopisliness, nio'-piclif-ness^, s. mélancolie, i.
Moppet, inop'-it?, Mopsey, niop'-si, s poupée, f.
Moral, inor'-al, a. — ly, ad. moral; —, s. morale;

moralité, f. ; —s, pi. mœurs, f. pi. ; moralité, i.
Moralist, nior'-al-ist?, s. moraliste, m.
Morality, inô-ral'-i-ti, s. morale ; moralité, t.
Moralize, iiior'-al-aïzf, v. a. tnoraliser.
\Iorass, inô'-rassr, s. marécage, marais, m.
Morbid, mor'-bid^, a. morbide.
Morbidness, inor'-bid^-ness^, s. état morbide, m.
Morbose, mor-bôci', a. morbide.
Morbosity, mor-boi'-i-ti, s. état morbide, m.
Mordacious, mor-dé'-cheuc*, a. mordant.

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MUN

cimttiire, m.

(I. convert tie
III. ; —, V. u.

Mordnclty, mor-das'-i ll, s. moydacit/, I.

Miiriliialc, iiuir'-dj-ktlf, r. a. mon/re.

Mme, more, rt. (■/ ii(f.//i<j; i/ff/iis; liavnnliicf ; no—,

;.ti iiiti'a<it.ii;e, ni . . . f.'iis ; — ami —, iii plus tn flin.
M'prcl, imV-rt-'l, s. mjielic, f.
MDfL'over, iiior-ô'-vciir. itil. df flui, eit oiiti-t.
Mciri^ioroiis, iiiArid'-Jrrciic*', n, obéiwiiiil ; liivilt.
Mini, iiiDriii', f. ihiiIiii , \,ii>>i,ti>i, in.
t.Mciriiiii', iiiDr'-nin, />(>«;■ Morning'.
Miirimi({, lllor'-lliil'^;///■, t. mii/iii, in. ; niatiiif'f, f. ; —

^'invn, s. rohe de i/iiiml'rt, f.
Morose, niô-rc)C<^, <». — ly, ad. tnorost.
Monisencss, iim-roc^nirsv, Morosity, mô-ros'-l-tl, s,

maiisiaderie, tiiorositi-, (.
Mnrris-ilaiicc, inor'-ris-iliUin'cY, s. dause t>wye\qiif, f.
Morrniw, ni'ir'-ro, s. dmiain ; lendt»iiiiii, in.; to-

iiicjrrow, dtniatii.
Miir^c, mors/, s. »iorst, iii.
Morsel, iiior'-sil, j. moneiiii, in.
Morsure, iii'ir'-cliionr, s. morsiirt, (,
^l^rtal, iiior'-t.il, a. — ly, ad. iiiorlel ; —, s. mortel, m.
^Iortality, iiinr-t.il'-i-tl, j. tnorlalite ; viorl, f.
>lortar, inor'tcnir, s. tnoilKr, in. ; fili\ i.
^lort^;a^;<:, imir'-jjKiiiljc, x, Ityfiothèiiiit, f. ; — , v. a,

hypiythequer.
Mort(;at,'fC, iiii)r-(;;/t!-ilJI', s. créancier hyf'olhe'cairt, m.
MortircrDiis, imir-tif-t-'r-cncc, <». tttorlijhf, iiimtel.
M'irtilicalioii, inor-ti-(i-kc'-clicuiif, s. iiioili/iialio», f.
Mortify, nmr'-ti-f.ii, v. a. et n. niorlijitr ; jr morlijier.
Mortise, inor'-tiss^, s. mortaise, (.
Mortmain, inort^-iiicnc s. uiaiuinorte, f.
Alortiiary, inor'-tcliioii-.ir-i, s. te/,'s pieux
Mos.iic, niù-zé'-ik, a, inosaique,
Niosc|ui;, iiiosk, s. iitosijuee, f.
Mosiiiiilo, inus-ki'-t('>, 1. moustique, f.
AJoss, iiiossi', s. mousse, f . ; — nrfpwn,

mousse; — tro(i|ic'r, s. tnaraudeur,

I ouvrir dc tnoussc.
M(j-,sy, iiios'-si, a. tnoussu.
Most, iiiôst^, <i. et ad. te /tus trraud, la plus grande ;

Iris, fort ; —, s. la plupart, te plus _i;rand nomhre ;

,it llie —, tout an plus ; au plus ; — of all, surtout.
Mostly, ni6st'-li, ad. ordinainuieut.
Mole, niot^, s. atome, m. ; assemldce, f,
Aloili, iiiotli, .f. ver, ni. ; teigne, f.
Nl(jtlicr, iiientli'-enr, .f. merci.; —inA.iw, he/te-mère, f.;

— i)f-pearl, tiacre de perle, (. ; — ton^jiie, s. tangue

malenietle, {.; — wit, s. Itou sens naturel, m.; —, v. a,

et u. adopter ; se coas^iiUr.
MollierlicKiil, inoMth'-enr-liuudc, s. inateruitt', f.
Motherless, menth'-eiir-lcssi', a. sans mire.
^lotlle^ly, ineiitli'-eiir-li, <i. luateriiel, de mire,
Motliery, ineiitli'-eiir-i, a. feculent.
Nlotliy, niotli'-i, a. plein de te i;,; ne s.
Motion, niô'-clieuiic, .r. mouvemrnt, m.; viotion, propo-
sition, f. i — , V. a. faire une motion, proposer.
Motionless, iiiô'-cluMini-lessc, a. sans moiii'einent,
ilotive, inô'-tivc, .f. moltj, m.
Molley, nioti^'-li, a. mêle, bi:;arrt'.
^iolor, iniV-tor, s. moteur, ni.
M(jtto, iiiot'-tô, s. devise, epii;raphe, f.
LMouiInvarp, inaon'-di-ouarii^, .f. taupe, {.
Mould, mold, s. moule, m. ; forme ; moisissure .■ terre,

I. ; terreau, m. ; — c, nulle, s. iliandelte moulée, f.j — ,

V. a. et n. monter ; façonner ; pétrir ; se inoisir.
Moulder, mold'-eur, s. moiiieiir, in. ; —, v. a. et n.

réduire en poussière ; se réduire en poussière.
Moiildiness, môl'-di-nes;./', s. moisissure, (.
Moukhvarp, inokit'-ouarpe', s, taupe, f.
Mouldy, niôl'-di, a. moisi, c/iunci,
f.Moul.s, moule, s. terre, f.
Moult, moite, V. n. muer.
MoultiiiK, môr-tin'^«t', s. mtie, f.
Mound, maoun'd, s. rempart, m. ; dii^iie, f.
Mount, maoun't, s. mont, m. ; tuoutui,'iie, f. ; —, V. a. et

n. tnonter; faire monter ; s'élever ; être monte,
Mountain, maoïnie'-tine, s. tnontaj/ne, f.
Mountaineer, inaounc-ti-nir', s. monta i^naP'd, m.
Mouiit.iinous, inaouiU''-ti-ncuce, a. inontatcncu.w
Mouillant, maoune'-tann't, a. montant.
Mountebank, maonne'-ti-Umk, s. saltimbanque, m.
Mounty, maoune'-ti, s. montée, f. [deuil.

Mourn, môme, v. a. et ti. pleurer, déplorer; porter le
Mourner, môrn'-eur, s. celui qui pleure.
Munniful, iiiôrne'-foul, a. — ly, ad, lii.i;ulire ; triste.
iMournfulness,inôrne'-foul-iiesse, s. a_(/liction ; tristesse, f.
Mourning. inôrn'-in'i:;"e. s. lamentation, f. ; deuil, ni.
Mourninjjly, inôrn'-in ^«e-li, ad. tristement.
Mouse, maouze {pi. mice), s. souris, (.; — hole, s. trou

de souris, m. ; — trap, s. souricière, f. j —, v. a.

attraper des souris.

Mdutli, maonth, t. bouche ; gueult ; embouchuit, f.; to

make a —, /aire des i,'riinaces ; — frieiul, i./<j>(< ami,

m. ! — honour, s. belles paroles, f. pi. ; — pieee, s.

embouchure; anche, i.;—, v. a. et n. happer ; ;;ueultr ;

crier tort.
Mouthful, niaoïith'-foul, s, bouchée, f.
Movi-, muuv, V, a. et n. mouvoir; remuer; pousxer ;

tr,insporter; émouvoir ; proposer : per\u.tder,eM Iter;

se mettre eii mouvement ; aller ailleurs, manlier.
.Miive.ilile, iiionv'-.i-lil', II. -Iily, ad. mobile; mobilur ;

—s, ,t. /»/. Iiiens meubles, meubles, m. iil.
Movealilcncss, mouv -adil'-nesse, t. mobilité', f.
Moveless, mouv'-lesse, ii. immobile.
Movoineiit, inouv'-mennt, s. mouvement, m.; motion, f.
Mover, mouv'-euf, s. moteur ; mobile, m,
Moviinf, niouv'-in j;«e, a. —\y,ad. mouvant; touchant;

—, s, mouvement ; attendrissement, m.
Mow, iiiaou, s. crante; tneule; moue, f . j —, v. a.

euijrain'er ; faucher,
.Mow, mo, î'. n. paire la moue.
Mower, iiiô-enr, s.faii-iieiir, m.
Muth, iiieiittll, a. et ad. beanioiip de ; beaucoup, fort ;

as — , so —, autant, tant : Ikhv —, combien ; very —,

lieau coup; frt ; so — the better, tant mieux ; to

lii.ike — of one, avoir de l'estime pour q,
Mucid, miou'-cidi', (». miiqiieux ; moisi.
Mncidness, inion'-cidiie.s»', s. mucosité ; moisissure, (,
Mucil.ine, miou'-ci-lédjr', i. miicilaije, m.
.Miieil.iK'iiions, iniou-ti-l.idj'-i-neuce, a. mucilaf^ineux.
Miiek, meuek, s. fumier, m. ; —lull, J. tas de jumier,

m. ; — , V. a fumer.
Muckender, menk'-ine-deiir, s. tnouchoir, m.
Muckiness, meiik'-i-nessc, saleté', f.
Mucky, ineuk'-i, a. sale ; vilain.
.Mucosity, miou-kos'-iti, s. miuosile', f.
Mucinis, miou'-keute, ii. muqueux.
Muconsness, iniou'-keuce-nessc, T'. Mucosity.
Muculcnt, miou'-kiuu-lenn't, ii. muqueux.
Mucus, miou'-keuce, s. mucus, m.
Muil. iiieude, s. boue ; vase, (,; — cart, s. tombereau, m. ;

— lisli, s. loche ifetanx', f. ; — sucker, s. plongeon, m. : —

wall, s. muraille de terre, f. ; torchis, m. ; — w.iUed,

a. en torchis ; — , x<. a. couvrir de boue.
Miiddiness, meud'-i-nesse, s. saleté, f. ; air sombre, m.
Muddle, nieud'-dr, v.a. troubler.

Muddy, meud'-i, a. Iioiieux ; trouble; —, v. a. trouble".
Mue, inion, î'. n. muer,
Muif, iiieul, J-. manihoii,m.

Mutile, nieur-ir, v. a. envelopper ; bander les yeux,
Mulller, ineuf-leiir, s. voile, m.
Muj;, nicu;,', s. .i;obelet, ni. ; — house, s. cabaret, ni.
Mu^,'>{isli, ineuiî'-iclu', .Mu),'j;y, iiieu;.^'-i, a. moite ; gris,
Mu^jieiit, iniou'-djienn't, a. mugissant.
t.Muliiiie, inoiniK', s. nourrice, f.
t.Muir, inour, v. Àloor.
Nlulatto, iniou-lat'-tô, s. mulâtre, m.
Mulberry, meur-ber-i,.f. mûre, f. ; — tree, s. »ii]rier,m.
Mulet, liieulkt, J. «;«e«(/e, f. ; —,7>.a. mettre à l'amende.
Mule, inioul.j. mulet, m. ; mule, t. ; — driver, Muleteer,

mioii-let-ir', s. muletier, m.
Muliebrity, iniou-li-eb'-ri-ii, s. nature feminine, f,
tMull, iiieuU, s. t.it'atière de corne, (,
Mull.ir, meul'-eur, s. molette, f.
Mullion, ineul'-yeune, s. meneau, ra.
Mulse, nieulse, s. vin miette, m.
Multifarious, nieul-ti.fc''-ri-euce, a. varié.
Multifariousness, oatil-ti-fé'-ri-euce-nesse, s. varie'tt,

diversité, f.
Multipcde, menl'-ti-pocl, s. cloporte, m.
Multipliable,iiieul'-ti-plaï-;i-br, a. qui peut être multiplié.
Multiphcand, nieulti -pli-kann'd, s. multipluande, m.
Multijilicatioii, meul-ti-pli-ké'-cheune,J.«/K//(//i<(i/«);i,f.
Multiplicator, meul-ti-pli-ké'-teur, s. multiplicateur, m.
Multiplicity, meul-ti-plis'-i-ti, s. multiplicité, (,
Multiiilitr, nieul'-ti-plai-eur, s. multiplicateur, m.
M ultiply,meur-ti-pl. Il, i/.rt.e/ «.»«;<///// ;'er ,• j-e /««//(//l'er.
Multitude, meul'-ti-tioude, .t. multitude, f.
M nui, meuiiie, int. chut ! silence ! — , ri. silencieux.
Mumble, meume'-br, z/.rt. et n. nufchonner; murmurer,
Mumblingly, meunie'-blin'K"e-li, ad. en marmottant ;

en miichonnant.
Mummer, mcunie'-meur, s, masque, m.
Muimnery, nieume'-meur-i, s. mascarade ; momerie, t.
.Mummy, meunie'-ini, s. momie, f.
.Muinp, meuiu'p. v. a. grignoter.

Mumper, nieiim'p'-eur, s. gueux, m. [chigné.

Mumpiàh, menm'p'-iclie, a. de mauvaise humeur, >-e-
Aluinps, meunip's, s. esquinaiicie ; mauvaise humeur, (.
Munch, nieunch, v. a. mdcher à peine et avaler.
Mundane, nieune'-déne, a. mondain.
Mundation, meune-dé'-cheune. s. nettoiement, m.

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Miiiidiry, iiiotinr'-iti f.ii, v. a. ntlloytr,^urifitr,
Miiiiiliiiit{ii<t, iiiL'iiiic-(li.'im'k('->''i>c<'i I. liiPiii fimtui, m.
MuiiiT.iry, iiiiou'-nir.'t'ri, n. lionnt tn fttitnl,
Miiiiii i|i.il, iiiiiHiiiis'-i'|i,il, <r. muniiifial.
Miiiiici|).ilily, iiil(iU'iii-ci-|i.il'-lli, s. miiiiicipalM, f.
Mimilitoiicc, tiiioiMilf .i-tfiinc*', i. iHiiiiifiitiicf, f.
MiiiiiticL'iit,iiiiuii-iiJf'-l-cuiili't,(i. —\y,tt(t/i/'eritii)^'fii/rriix,
Muiiiiiiciit, iiilou'-iiiiiiciiH t, /. /iirti/iiit/ioii, (.; (iliv, tii,
Muiiiliiiii, iiiiminitli'-t iiii«-, 1, miDtilioH, f. ; — Wrtii'l, j'.

NEAi

•s

fill» lie munition, f.

tlVtllM

lint, iiiL'iin't, T. Mount.
Mural, iiiiou'-r.il, <». mural. • • ,.' •

Miirilcr, tncur'-tlciir, .1. mturirt, m.i —, v. a.astattiiifr.
Murilcri.r, muiir'-dourour, i. meu>l>-ier, ntstusiti, 111.
Miinlcrcis, iiicur'-dL'ur-cssc, s. mtui Iriire, {. [triiel.
Mur<lcr(>u.,iiiciir'-(lfiir-cuc<', II. »h'url>itr,s,iiigiiinitirt,
tMiirnciJii, fnciir'-iljuunc. s. xriiiiaif, f.
Murk, uicurk, s. obnurile, (,

Murky, incur'-ki, a. ohsiiir, sombrt. [iiiii'tr.

Miirniur, incur'-iimur, s. t/iurmuiv, in.; —,v,u. unir-
Murrain, inur'-ini-, s. cla-wU't, f.
Murrey, nicur'-i, a. roui;e /one/.
Musc.nlcl, int:us'-ku-(lui. Muscadine, mcus'-ka-diln/, s.

raiiin niunal, 111. ; tnumuieik, f.
Muhcic, incus'-sl', s. muscli; \\\. ; niouU, t.
Muscular, nicus'-kiuu-l.ar, Musculuus, lucus'-klou-lcucf,

a, muiiuleux.
Muse, luiiiui!!', J. f/iHse; t'tiuit ; révcrit, {.; —, v. »/.

tne'iiitei; rfvtr.
MusL'ful, niiou/<r'.foul, a. rt'veur. ftmif.
M user, Miiou'-zeur, s. révetir, \\\.
Museum, niiou-zi'-eunw, s. inuse'e, mi.
Muslirooin, nieucli'-rouuic, s. chainfiii^non, in.
Music, iiiiuu'-^ik, i. inuiitjue, f. ; — master, s. mattrt

lit >nuiii/ue, 111.
Musical, iuiou'-i!ikal, a. — ly, nd. ntuutal, dt muiù/ue.
Musicaliiess, luiou'-zi-kal-ness^, s, lM>-nionie, (.
Musici.ui, iniouzich'-anf, s. tniukUn, 111, [inusi/iitr.
Musk, iiieusk, s. muse, in. ; — cat, v. muse, w. ; —, v. a.
Musket, ineus'-kitt, s. mousgui't.yusi/, in.
Musketeer, ineus-ki-tir', s. inousijuttitirt, in,
Muskiiicss, ineus'-ki-ncssc, s. odeur d* muse, f.
Musky, iiieus'-ki, a. inu.si/ué.
Muslin, ineuz'-liiif, s. mousseline, f.
Muss, nieussc, s. );>-ilii'uiiielte, f.
Mussitatiuii, iiieussi-té'-clieunc, s. murmure, m.
Mussulman, iiieiih'-seul-maui', s. musulman, m.

Must, iiieust, s. moût, m. ; — , v. a. et n. faire moisir ;

se moisir : — , v. imp. devoir, falloir.
Mustaches, ineus-té'-cliiz, s. moustae/ies, f. jjI.
Mustard, meus'-teurdir, s. moutarde, f.
Muster, incus'-teur, s. revue; troupe, f. ; — linolc, —
roll, s. t'Iat de revue, m. ; — master, s. intendant
tnililaire, m. ; —, v. a. faire la revue ; />asseren revue.

Mustiness, meus'-ti-uess*', s. Moisissure, f.

Musty, nieus'-ti, a. moisi.

Mul.iliilily, niiiiu-ta liil'-iti, s. miitahilili', f.

Mulalile, miou'-lalil', /». ihauxeant ; inconstant.

Mutalion, miiiu-té'-tlieuiw, s. eliani^einent, ni.

\ Mutcli, meutclu', s. honnrt, m. ; —kin, s. pinte, f.

Mute, midutï", a. — ly, iraf. >niiet, silent ieu.r ; ■-, s
sourdine ; lettre muette, f. ; —, v. n.fienter.

Mutilate, niiou'-ti-létc, v. a. mutilei : trom/uer.

Mutilation, iniou-ti-lé'-cheunc, s. mutilation, f.

Mutineer, miou-ti-nir', i. mutin, rebelle, m.

Mutinous, iniou'-ti-neucf, a. — ly, ad. séditieux.

Mutiny, luiou'-ti-ni, s. mutinerie, entente, f. ; —, v. >i,
se révolter.

Mutter, ineut'-cur, v. a. et u. murmurer; marmotter.

Mutterer, meut'-eur-eur, s. i^rondeur, m.

Mutterinuly, ineut'-cur-inV"'-li> ad. en marmottant.

Mutton, meut'-t'n, s. mouton [viande], m.

Mutual, miou'-tcliiou-al, a. — ly, ad. mutuel.

Mutuality, iniou-tchiou-al'-i-ti, j. réciprocité, f

Muzzle, meuz'-zl', s. museau, 111. ; muselière, f, ; — , v. a.
mettre une muselière.

My, nii (mai), /»«. mon, ma, fnes. ,.

Myriad, iiiir'-i-adc, s. myriade, f.

Myrrh, mer, s. myrrhe, f.

Myrrhine, luer'-rm?, a. de myrrhe.

Myrtle, nier'-tl", s. myrte, in.

Myself, mi-self, s. pu. moi-mâme ; moi, me,

t.MyscIl, ini-seir, v. Myself.

Mysterious, mis-ti'-ri-euc?, a. — ly, ad. myste'rieux.

Mystery, mis'-ti-ri, s. mystère, m.

Mystic, —al, iiiis'-tik, —al, a. —ally, ad. mystique.

Mysticism, niis'-ti-zism, s. mysticisme, m.

Mystification, mis-ti-fi-ké'-cheunc, s. mystification, f,

Mytliolofiical, ini-tliô-lodj'-i-kal, a. mytho:o);ii]ue.

Mytlioloi{ist, nii-thol'-ô-djist«, s. mytholoj;ue, m.

Mythology, lui-thol'-o-dji, t. mythologie, f,

fN.i, n.i, /o//>- No,

N.icrc, ii.ik'i'ur, s. nacre, t,

N,idir, nc'.iltur, s, nadir, m.

(Nai^;, nr\;ue, v. Nni;.

N.i^', nae/fc, j. bidet ; p,>ulain, m.

Nan, né\e, s. clou; on^^le, m.; on tlio —, tant dt.'.ii}

—smith, .t. cloutier, m. ; —, v. a, clouer, tnchiitr.
Nailer, lié'-lcur, s. cloutier, m.
Nailery, né'-ltur-l, s. iloulerie, t,
(Nain, nèn<-, v. Uwii.
Naivety, naiv'-l-ti, s. naivel/, f.
Naked, iie'-ked, a. — ly, ad. nu, d/nuf.
Nakedness, ne'-ked-ness/, r. niidile, 1.
Name, iicuie, s. nom, m. ; reputation, f. ; tocalt —s, dirt

des injures ; —, v. a. nommer.
Nameless, luitn^'less/, 1?. anonyme.
Namely, néiu^-li, ad. particulièrement.
Namesake, nem^'-sékt', s. homonyme, iDi
tNaue, niii^, v. None.
N.inkuen, n.tiic-kin<^, s. nankin, m.
Naii, liai)*', s. sommeil lexer ; poil, m, ; —, v, a, it «,

cha rdoii ner, soin me Hier,
Nape, népc, s. niK/ue, f.
N.ipkin, nap'-kini", s. serviette, f.
Nappiness, n.ip'-i-ncss*-, s. disposition au scmmtil, f.
Nappy, nap'-l, ri. cotonneux,
tNar, iiar, v. Near.

Narcissus, iiar-cis'-cuc^, j. narcisse, in.
Narcotic, nar-kot'-ik, a. narcotique.
Nard, nard^, s. nard, m.
Narrate, narrctf', v, a. raconter.
Narration, nar ré'-cheunf, s. narration, f.
Narrative, nar'-ra-tivir, a. narratif; —, narration, f. ;

récit, m.
Narrator, na-'-rë'-tcur, s. conteur, m.
Narrow, iiar'-rô, a, — ly, ad, étroit, attentif; ex.t.f;
avare; — minded, a. borne'; —, s, détroit, dejile, m. ;
— , V. a. et n, rétrécir ; se rétrécir.
Narrowness, nar'-ro-iicssc, f. état d'une chose étroite ;

rétrécissement, m.
Nasal, iié'-zal, a. nasal.

fNasht;ab, nachi'-jjab, s. babil impertinent, m.
Nastmess, nas'-ti-iiessf, s. saleté, malpropreté, f,
N.isty, nas'-ti,a. — ily, ad. sale; obscène.
Natal, nti'-tal, a. natal.
Natation, naté'-cheun^ s. natation, f.
IN.itheless, néth'-lessf, t*. Nevertheless.
Nation, iié'-cheun^, s. nation, f.
National, nach'-cun-al, a. — ly, ad. national.

N.iti(jiiality, nach-cun-al'-i-ti, s. nationalité, f.
Native, ne'-tiv^, a. — ly, ad. natif, naturel; —, s. nnff,
naturel, m.

Nativity, na-tiv'-i-ti, s. nativité, naissance, f.

Natur.d, natch'-yoïi-ral, a. —ly,ad. naturel; i,léj;itiiiie;
— , s. idiot; bécarre, m.

Naturalize, natth'-you-ral-aïz^, v. a.naturaliser; acc/i-
mater.

Naturalness, natch'-you-ral-ness#, s. état naturel;
naturel, m.

Nature, né'-tchiour, s. nature, (. ; naturel, tempéra-
ment, m. : (,'ood — , s. bonhomie, t.

Naught, nût, a. mauvais, corrompu : —, s. rien, m.

Nau^;htiness, n.V-ti-ncssf, s. méchanceté, malice, f.

Nauijlity, n.Y-;i, a. — ily, ad. méchant.

Naulajje, nft'-ltidj^, s. fret, m.

Nausea, n,V-chi-a, s. nausée, f.

Nauseate, n,1-chi-ét^ v. a. et n. dégoiiter ; avoir des

Nauseous, n;V-clieucf. a. de'x'oUtant. [nanseï s.

Nautic, —al, n.V-tik, — al, a. nautique, naval.

Naval, né'-val, a. naval ; — otriccr, s. o^fficier de marine,
m. ; — service, s. marine, f.

Nave, név;, s. moyen, m. ; nef, f.

Navel, né'-vl, s. nombril ; centre, m,

Navi^rablc, nav'-i-tfa-bl', a. navii;ab!e,

Navijjate, nav'-i-jri<ét^, v. n. naviguer.

Navigation, na-vi-j;Ké'-clieunc, s. navif^ation, f.

Navigator, nav'-i-j;«é-tcur, s. ttavigateiir, m.

îinvy,né:'-v'\, s.flot/e ; marine, f.

Nay, né, ad. non ; même ; — , s. refus, m.

Neal, nil, v. a. recuire; détremper.

Neap, nip, a. bas.

Near, nirr, a. ad. et pr. proche, voisin ; serré; intime;
presque, auprès, de près; — ly, ad. presque; a peu
près ; en avare. , ,

Nearness, ni*'-ness^, s. proximité; avarice, t.

Neat, nitf, a. — ly, ad. propre; net, élex-ant; —,s.
bceuf, m. ; vache, t, \ — herd, s. l>Q\ivi<r, vacher, m.

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NOB

KentncM, nlt«'-nc4v, s.profrtU; utIUU; t'lt'caiict, f, fNi-voy, ncv'-ol, v. Ncplicw.

Ncl), net), s. utt ; htt. III
Noliuliius, nol>'iciii.WiicY, a. u/hultux.
NcLCHH.iric"!, iics'cs-scrl/, s. ft. tuitstaire, m,
Nfci'ss.iriiicss, iic"i'-c!>-scr-l-ii(,">'K-, s. Httenilt, t,
Netfss.iry, nc^'-cn-wr-l. <i. — ily, aii. nr'tfunirf.
Net rssiliitL', ni-ci'i'-siti't/, T'. II. iiiitisiler, Miiitr,
Nci i-.silims, iiiitV-si teller, (I. iififssiftiir.
NmsiilouMiosii, ni-cos'si-lciiLV-iii'sV, NvccssIUkIc, 111-

ns'si tiiimlc, s. /i.-M'iii, Ml. ; 111,/ii^fiiit; {.
NccoiMly, iii-ces'-si-li, s. nt^iiuli; 7. ; lui.iiii, m.
Nctk, iiL'k, s. (Oil; I'oii/iit, III. ; — liniiil, t. mUtl, in.;

— Iiccf, J. basii viandi du cou, f. ; — tlutli, s. cm-

Tiitt, t. ; — l.icc, s. iollitr, m. ; — iiicte, j. t;otxtriu,

m. ; — weed, j. chanvrt, m,
NcikcTLliicf, nck'-tTti lilf, s.jUhii, m.
Nci.riiloj;y, iiLk-riil'-o-dJI, s. uàroiotic, m,
Ncti.ir, iick'-lL'iir, .r. iitilar, m.

Ncct.iri,in, tiok-tc-ri-,iii>-, Nectiirinc, lick'-tcr-ln*, a. <ie
tNeelior, ni'-bcur, f, NciKlibmir. [iitcliir.

Nccil, nid, s. btiiHii, III. j —, V. ii. et H. avoir besoin it(;

falloir, /Irt tt^iewiiire ; devoir.
Ncoill'iil, nîd'-fiiul, V. a. — ly, ud. iiAessaire.
Ncfdfuliicss llid'fuulriuss*, s, «i'. cj i ;/<'. I.
Ncfdiiicss, nld'-i-ncv, s. liesoin, m. ; tiidij,'fiue, f.
Nccdic, iiî-dl", s. aii^iiilte, f. ; —case, s. eliii it ait,'iiilles,

m. ; — jfiin, s. finit à aif^uiltt, tu. ; — iiiiiker, s. tab-

ritiiHl iiai)>uilles, m.; — work, s, tfwrni.;'* à

rai\;uitle, m.
Noedlcdil, iii'dl'-fmil, s. aii;iii!lee, {.
Needless, nîil'-less^ a. — ly, ii,/. inutile.
Neediesiiiess, nUI'-less-ness.', ,r. iniililité, f.
^Needii.i, nid^iii', pour Need not.
Needs, litdz, <ui. utiesiairetnfiit, alisoliinieiif.
Needy, ni'-di, a. —ily, ad. iieussiteii.x, dam It besoin.
Ne'er, lier, pour Never,
f Neeve, iiivc. .f. poi)i.i; ferm/, m.
Nef, nef, j. iiif, (,
Nef.iriiais, ni-fe'-rieiic«", a. scc'le'rnt.
Nc^j.ilinn, ni-j,'/(é-i:lieiini", s. utxitHon, f.
Negative, iie>;'-.i-tiv, a. — ly, ad. Uixatl/; —, t. n<'ga-

tive ; negation, (. ; —, i>. a. rf filter ; rejeter.
Ne^îlett, nen-lekt'. .f. ufi;tii:eiice, f. ; —, v. a. ii/iflixer.
Ne^jlocler, iiei,'kkt'-eiir, i. aiiii ijui mxtixe.
Nei;lectfiil, iie(,'lekt'-fi>ul, a. — ly, ad. tiexUxtnt,
Neylectioii, Ile;; - luk' • clieiiiw, NcjfliK'enco, ne|;'*li-

djeim'cc, s. tiri;li.iyeiiie, f.
Nei;lii;i.nt, lU-'^j'-li-iljeniit, a. — ly, nd. iiextixent, non-

{hâtant.
Nej^IlKeiitiiess, nen'li-djenn't.ncssc, s. ne'xlix'ni'e, f.
Nejiiici.ile, ni-nô'-clii-étc, i'. ti. luxoiier,
Nemieiatiiin, ni-t,'ù-clii-iî'-cliciiin', s, ti/xo^iatiou, f. ;

ne'noie, m.
Nenociator, iii-jfo'-clii-eteiir, s. u/gociateiir, m.
Nejjress, iii'-^'ress, .t. luxresse, f.
Nejjro, ni'-t;ro, s. nt'xre, m, ; mxresse, f.
Neiijli, né, V. n. hennir,
Nei^lilionr, iio'-beur, s, voisin, prochain, m. ; —

nvoiiiiicr.
Neii,dilioiirliood, né'-bciir-liniid^, s. T'oiu'nax'e, ni.
Nei^îliboiiriii),', iié'-lieiir-in '^;';■•, a, voiMU.
Nelglilxmrly, né'-l)eiir-li, a. et ad. de l'on voisin ; en bon
tNeist, liéstf, pour Next. r-....v...

Neither, iii'-tlioiir, c. et pr. ni; non pins
Neoli)j;y, ni-ol'-ô-dji, s. néologie, f.
Nephew, nev'-ion, s. neveu, m.
Nepotisni, nep'-o-ti^ni, s. nepotistne, m.
Nerve, ncrv, s. nerf, m. ; vi.i^ueiir, f.
Nerveless, nerv'-lessc, a. sans nerfs ; e'nerv/.
Nervous, ner'-veiicc, a. tierveii.v.

Nervonsness, ner'-veiicc-iijss«", s. nervosité ; vijiuenr, f.
Nervy, ner'-vi, a. nerveux.
Nescience, nech'-i-eiin'cf, s. l'sHorance, f.
Nesh, nech?, a. tin.ii, tendre.
Nest, nest, s. nid ; repaire, ni. ; — , v. n. nicher,
Nesde, nés' -si', v. a. et n. nicher : choyer.
Nestlinj;, nes'-lin'>;«?, s. oiseau prisait nid, m.
Net, nett, s. filet, rets, m. ; — work, s. réseau, m.
Nether, neth'-cur, a. bas, inférieur; —most, a. le plus

bas. la plus basse.
Netting', net'-iirj;«c, .f. filet, m.
Nettle, imt-tl', s. ortie, t. ; — , v. a. piquer.
fNeiik, neuk, v. Nook.
Neuter, niou'-teur, Neutral, niou'-tral, a. — ly, ad.

neutre : indifferent.
Neutrality, niou-tral'-i-ti, s. neutralité, f.
Neutr.dize, niou'-tral-aiz^, v. a. neutraliser.
INevelled, nev'-ell'd, a. battu à coups de poing.
Never, nev'-eur, ad. jamais ; ne point.
Nevertli less, nçv'-eur-tUi-less^, ad, néanmoins, ceptn-

V. a.

l^'oisin.
ni l'un ni
[l'antre.

w,nun\, a. et ad. -Ay, ad. neii/, Moierttt n ; uauffl/f'
ment, à uni/; — ianuleil, .r. noiiiellciiieiit inventé i

— f.i'.liiiÉiH'd, <i. à la nouvelle nii\te ; — ye.ir» jjltl, x,
étreiinet. f. pi.

Newness, iiioti'-iietv, s. nouveauté, f.

News, wumit, s. nouvelle, i. ; iiouvclleK, f. pi. j — ninn,

s. lolporteur de /oui u.inx, m. ; - iimn^cr, s, noufet»

tis'e. III. ; - p.iper, s. /ournat, m.
Next, iiokst, 11. et :id. piMhe ; pro,liain; ioiili\;ii; {ium

nicdialenieiit après, ensuite.
Nil), mil, s. bec ; bout, m.

Nibble, iiib'-bl', 1'. a. et n. becqueter ; mordiller; ronger,
Nibbler, nib'-blcur, s. celui i/ui rouge peu •■ peu; cri-

tii/ue, m.
Nice, naicc, a. — ly, ad. soigneux, recherché; délicat:

di,fficite.
Niteness, ii.iir^'-ncss/, s. grand min, m. ; délicatesse, f.
Nicety, ii.n'cili, s. soin scrupuleux, m.; déluatesses

subtilité, t.
Nielle, Ilitch, s. niche, f.
t.N'icl.er, iiik'-kcur, r. Nei(jh.
Nick, nik, s. point nommé, tMoment convenable, m. \ '

entaille, (. ; —, v. a. rencontrer li propos; tromper {

entailler,
INick-iLicket, iiik'-iiak-kit, f. coli/ithet, m.
Nickiiaine. iiik'-iiém^, s. iobri^jiiet, m. ; —, *. a, donntie \

un sobru/iiel.
Nictate, ind'-teti-, v. a. cligner les yeux.
Nide, naid^x. tiichée, couvée, t.
Niditication, ni-di-fi-kii'-cheun^, s. action de /air* u>t

nid, r.
Nidin^', iiid'-din'if'*^ a. vil, abject.
Nicc<-, iiic^, s. nicce, f.
tNieve, nive, s. foing /eriné, m.
JNieveful, nievi'-fouf, s. poignée, t.
tNilfer, nif'-leur, s. échange, m.
NiKKard, ni^'-eurd^, a. — ly, ad. nviire, inesijuin; ^

v. a. rogner les portions ; lésiner; borner.
Niifuardisli, iiit;'-eur-dichi-, a. un peu avaie.
NiK>;.irdliiiess, iii^'-eurdc-li-iiesi^, Nii;nardiicss, ni;;'-

eurd^-ness^, s. ladrerie, tiii/uiiierte, f.
Nikfh, liai, a. ad. et pr. prooie, voisin ; pris, auprès i

près de, auprès de ; — 'y, ad. à peu près, preaiue.
Ni^,'hness, iiaî-ne*s/, s. proximité, f,
Nijîht, nait^, s. nuit, (. ; soir, m. ; by — , de nuit;

— brawler, s. tapai.'eur, m. ; —cap, s. bonnet de nuit,
m. ; — crow, s. choucas, m. ; — dew, s. serein, m. ;
— dress, s. toilette de nuit, f. ; déshabillé, m. ; — f.dl,
s. chute du jour, f. ; — lire, s.feii /'ollct, m. ; — Hy, s,
papillon de nuit, m. ; — kowii, i. robe de ihiinibre, f.;
— man, jr. vidangeur, m. ; —mare, s. cauchemar,
ni. ; — r.iil, s. peignoir, i.i. ; — time, s. temps de lit
nuit, m. ; — walk, s. promenade du soir, f. ; —walker,
s. coureur de nuit, m. ; — watch, s. garde, f. j —
watches, s. pi. veilles de la nuit, f. pi.

.Niijhted, iiai'-ted, <». obsiiir tcnébreu.w

,N'i^;htiii.i,'ale, iiaït'-iii<'-j,';(i-lc, t. rossii;nol, m.

Nit^litly, naïl^'-li, a. et utl. de nuit, nocturne,

Ni>4liiward, iiaùf'-ini.udt', a. vers la mut.

Niil, nil, s. binette, ftincelte, f. ; —, r». a. refuser ; will

lie, — hc, bon gré, malgré.
Nim, ninii-, v. a. dérobei , voler.
Nimble, nim^-bl', it. — bly, ad. agile, dispos ; — wittcd|

a. prompt à la repartie.
Nim()leness, niiii?'-br-iiess*', s. agilité, t.
Nine, naïii^, a. neuf.
Ninefolil, nain«''-fold, a. neuf Pois autant.
Ninepins, nainc'-pinn'z, s. pi. Jeu de quilles, m.
Ninescore, naïn^'-skor^, a. cent-quatrt vingts.
Nineteen, nain^'-tm?, a. dix-neuf.
Nineteenth, ii.aïnï'-timi'th, a. di.x-neuvième.
Ninety, n,iïii(f'-ti, a. quatre-vini^t-dix.
Ninetietii, n.iintr'-ti-elh, a. i/iiatrc-vini^t-dixième.
Ninny, ninn'-i, Niiinyhainmer, ninn'-i-ham-eur, s. niais,

benêt, m.
Ninth, iiaînn'th, a. — ly, ad. neuvième.
Nip, nip, s. coup de dents, m. j morsure, f. ; sarcasme,

m. J — , V. a. mordre ; piijuer ; pincer ; flétrir.
Nippers, nip'-eur'z, s. pi. pincettes, f. pi.
Nipping, sn\y-m'^e, a. — ly, ad. mordant, piquant,
Ni|)ple, iiip'-pr, s. mamelon, m.
Nit, iiitf, s. lente, f.

Niteiicy, n.iï'-tenn-ci, J. <-'c/(»/, m. ■ ■

Nitid, nit'-id, a. brillant, éclatant,
Nitro, naï'-teur, s. nitre, m.
Nitrous, naï'-treucc, a. nitreux.
Nitty, iiit'-i, a. plein de lentes.
No, nô, (». et ad. nul aucun ; non ; ne /at, point j

— one, personne,

Nobi|itate, iiô-bil'-i-têt^, v. a. anoblir.

NOB

( as» 1

NUB

No».lll»y nA»>il'ltl. f. uol'/r»». f.
Nohlf. ii^'-lil , II. —Illy, 111/. HitbU ! — 4nan, t. iii>if*, in. ;
--wiiiii.in, I. liiiint iioh/t, f.

Noiiu-iivM, ll(^'•ll^•llc■.ll/, I. uobUiM, (.

Ni'luidy, iiiS'-lii)(|.|, II. /rriaiiin.

Nm I'lit, iiA'itfiin t, a. iiiiiéih/e, (Oiifahtl.

Noct.iiiiliiiiiHt, iiiik'l.iiirliioii'li-tt^, t. Hoilambiilf, m.

Not iiiriial, iKic-tt'iir'-ii.il, n. lUHlurnt,

Null, iiikIi', .r. j(x''<* </* Ifit, III, I —,v, u, iu€li>itr lit

l^lf : siti\oiifir,
N>"lilir, iiml'-i'iir, s. fftiii i/ui fail nil si\iit lit Mt.
Nixjillc, nmi'-iir, s. nihiHhf, (.
Niicldy, iiikI'-I. I. tmhtt ilf, uiiol, in.
Node, ikhI'. r. inriiif, in.
Niidosi;, \in df>Lt', II. tioiiflix.
Niidiislty, iiA-doii'-i-ti, 1. «ii.Aiji/i', towflication, f.
Niiiliiiis, MÔ'-dfiici', V. N'idi.sc.
Nodule, nod'-JI<»ilc, s, utiliet, in.
Noy, iici((, Nu^'fcj.n, iicnj'-lni-, s. pot, gobtitt, m.
Noise, iioiz. , i./iriiif. III. ; -maker, /. /ii/ri^«'/<r, m. j — ,

V. a, /a lit lilt hriiil ; liii'iiliiiur,
Nolseful, iioi<!«''l'>iul, a. Iirnyiiiil,
NoKeles'i, iioiiji^.li'sv, a, sitii\ hriiit,
Noisiiiiss, mil ■/i-Mu'isi', J. i;>ii>itl liriii/, m
Nuisoiiie, iioi'-^cuiii/, a. - ly, ait. iiiulMiiii, H^t;oAtant ;

f limit.
Nol'ioinencss, ni)i'-scuiii^-n<'sv, s. iiuiuvaist odtitr, f.
Nni-iy, ni>i-2i, n. — ily, lut. biiiyiiiit,
<Noit, noîti", Î'. a. muner.

Noliililes, lieiiiiii- '111/, s. pi, tiitrtiillts if nil ifaim, f. pi.
Nuiiicnclattirc, iiii'iiieliil-klé'-lLlilour, s. iioineniHitiiie, (,
Nominal, noin'-i-ii.il, it. — ly, mt. nominal, tiliilairt,
Noiiiiii.ite, noiu'-l-iict»', V. a. iioiiniifr.
Noinin.ition, iuliiiI-iil-'cIiciiiii', s. iioiniiiatioii, (,
Noinin.iiivi', iiiiiii'-lii.i.tlv, v. iioMi>ii>t{/, ill.
Noiiaijf, iiiin'-c'dji', s. miiiorit/, f.
Noii-,ip|)(',ir.iiice, iioiif-a|i'|ii'-r,inirc>', i. il^/aut, in.
Nonce, iioiin ci", s. iiiteiilioii, f. ; for tlie —, A lifsseiii,
Nonciiiiforiiiist, iion^koiii'for'-iiiisti', j. i/iniilfitt, ni.
None, iieiilir, a. mil, niiiiiii penoiiiit,
Nonp.iriel. noii^-p.i-rcr, s. iionpareille, (,
Nonjilus, iioiiï'-iileuc»', s. i/iiiii, in. ; —, v. a. con/oiidre,

eiii/iiirniistr.
Nonsense, non^.seiin'cc, s. absurdité : sotliir. f.
Nonsensical, noiifseiin'si-kal, «. — ly, ml, alniirilf.
Noiisenslcaliiess, nnni'-sLnn'-sl-k.il-ness»', t. aùmiilit/, f.
Non-solvent, iioiic-sor-veiin't, u. iiiiolvaiik:
Noodle, iioii'-iir, s. Ill, Hi ; heiiét, ni.
Nook, noiik, s. toiii : rii/iiit, in.
Noon, iioiiiif, s. iiiiili. III. ; — <Iay, —tide, s. iiiiili,

plitn jour, in.
Nooninj;, luiuii'-ln'j,'"'. -f. iiwritlieiiiit, f.
Noose, noil//', s. infiul loiiliiiit ; /iiu'^ in. ; — , v. a.

/iiiif un 11,111,1 ; pifiiilre iltiiis nil /iij;e.
Nope, nope, s. hoiureiiU, in.
Nor, iior, I. ni ; ne.

tNorlaiiii, nor'-lann'd, j. pays du nord, m,
Norin.il, nor'-iaal, u. iioriiinl.
North, iKirlli, s. iioi-d, n\. ;— si;\t, s. r'toilf polaire, f.;

— wind, s. volt dii nord, in.
Norilierly, iiorlli'-eur-li, ii. et ad. du nord ; au nord.
Nortliwaril, liurtli'-ouardt", Nortliwards, nortli'-ouard'z,

a, et ad. vers le nord.
Nose, iioze, s. nez, m. ; —band, x. ihiiserolle, f. ; —,

V. I». sentir ; tenir tifte <», s'opposer,
Noseeay, nàzt'-iiiié, s. boiu/iiet, m.
Noseless, nûz^-lcssir, a. sans nez,
Nosle, noz'-zl', v. Nozle
Nostril, nos-tril, s. narine, f. ; naseau, m.
Not, not^, ad. non : ne pas : ne point.
Noialile, iiii'-ta-lil' (not'-a-l)!), a. — bly, ad. remargu-

aille, considirahle : important, soigneux.
Notalileiiess, not'-a-br-iicssir, s. notabilité; import-

aiiiv, f.
Notarial, nô-td-ri-al, a. iio'arie.
Notary, nô'-ta-rl, s. notaire, m.

Notation, nô-tti-clieun^, s. remargue ; signifi fjtion, f.
Notch, notch, s. coche, eiitaiiie, t. ; — , v. a. faire des

coches, entailler.
Note, nôt^, s. note ; inargue, f. ; billet, m. ; importance,

distinction, f. ; —buck, s. tablettes, f. pi.; carnet, m. ;

— , ï'. a. noter ; reinargiier.
î<otei\, nn'-tml, a. remarguable : tnsij,'ne.
Noter, iio'-teiir, s. annotateur, m.
Nothiiiif, neuth'-in'tjM?, s. néant; rien, m.
Nothiiijfness, neutli'-inV"' ness, s. néant, m.
Notice, no'-tic^, s. obserration, f. ; avis, m.; remarque ;

attention, f. j to take —, faire attention ; — , v, a. o6-

semer ; remargner ; faire mention.
Notification, nô-ti-fi-ké'-cheun»-, .r. notification, f.
Notify, nô-ti-fai, v, a. notifier.

Niitlon, n^'cliriin/, i notion ; idee, t,

Niitloiial, ii6' iliuiiival, a. — ly, ad. Imaglnalrt ; »h

idée.
Notoriety, nA-tA-r.»l'-i-tl, t. M,>tori/t/. f.
Notorious, iiùti'i' r'-cuc^ II. — ly, ad. noiolrt ; /vident ;

d cri^,
NoiiirioiiineM, nâ-tà'-rt-euc/<neiM, /. HOtorUlé ; pub-
licité, f.
Notons ii'i'-leiic/, t. vent du midi, m.
Noiwitlis!, Hiding, notf oiiilli sl.iiind' In'^/ii', e. noiiob-

slant, inalt,'re.
Nouijht, ii'.t -, s. rien ; tc'ro, m. ; to set nt —, mépriser.
.Nouii, n.ioun/, s. nom, m.
Nuiirisli, neiir-ich/, v. a, ti,nirrir ; entretenir.
Noiirish.iblc, iiiMir'-icli-a-br, a. gui peut ftre nuirri.
Noiirlslicr, ni;iir'-icli-cur, s. nourricier, m.
Noiirislnneiit, iienr'-ichi-nieiiii t, s. iiiitrUi*n ; nourri-
ture, t. ; aliment, m.
Nuusel, nenz'-zl', v. Nnrsel.
t N'ont, n.iouti', s. gros b tail, m.
Nov,itiiiii, iiA-ve'-i iieiiiii', /. innovation, t.
Novator, no-vé'-teiir, s. novateur, ni.
Novel, nov'-el, a. noui'eau : — , j. roman, m.; nouvtllt,

f. ; — writer, r. romancier, m.
Novelist, nov'-el-ist^, s. lufateiir ; romaiifitr, m.
Novelty, iiov'-elti. s. nouveautt', f.
November, no •vein'-ber, s, IMovembre, m.
Novell. iry, iiov'-en'a-ri, neiivaine, (. ; iieif/, m.
Novercal, no-ver'-k.il, a. de inardire.
Novice, iiov' iiv, s. noviic, ni. et f.
Novitiate, iiA-vich'-i-éti', s. n,>-,'icial, m.
Novily, nov'-iti, s. noiiteant,; t.
Now, n.iou, ad. et c. maintenant, A pri'senl : tantitt ;en

lonsei/uence ; or ; just —, tout a l'heurt / — aiid then,

de temps en temps.
Now.jdays, ii.ioir-a-<léz, anfoiir dliui, d-t nos /ours.
Noway, ni'i'-oiié, .Noways, no -oiiéz^, ad. niitleintnt.
Nowhere, no'-hmier, ait. nulle part.
Nowise, niV-ouiiiz/, ad. nnllement.
.Noxious, nok'-cheutc, a. — ly, ad. nuisible, pernicieux.
.Noxiousness, nok'-cheuce-ness*', s. giuttit/ nuisible, I.
.Nozle, Nozzle, noz'-zl , s. nés ; tuyau, m.
Nubilate, iiiou'dii-léte, v. a. couvrir de nuages.
Nubile, iiiou'diil, a. nubile.
Nucleus, iiiou'-kli-enc»', x. noyau, m.
tNud({e, iieudje, s. coup de coude, ni.
Nudity, nioii'-di-ti, s. nudité, f.

Nuffacity, niou-t,'as'-i-ti. s./rivolit/, f. (m

Nutation, nioii-ndé'-clieun^, s. badinerit, f.j badin.i.;, .
Nuij.itory, iiiou'>;a-teur-i, a. frivole. lui.

.Nuisance, niou'-z.uin'c^, s. imoinmoiiite, f, j cUlrimcm,
.Nul. neul, a. nul : —, v. a. annuler.
Nullify, iieul'-l-fai, v. a. annuler.
Nullity, neul'-i-ti, s. nullité, f.
Ntiinb, neuin^, n. engourdi ; —, v. a. engourdir.
Nuiiibedness, ncumï'-ed-iies*^. s. engourdissement, ni.
.S'umbcr, neiun^'-lieiir. s. nombre; numéro, ni.; —,

7', II. nombrer, compter ; nuiiie/oter.
Ntiiuberless, neuiiic'-beur-less/, s. innumbrable.
Nuinbles, neiiui<''-brz, s. nombles, f. pi.
Niiinbncss. iieuiiit''-ness^, s. eni;ourdissement, m.
Numeral, niou'-iuer-al, a. — ly, iiii". numeral, nnme'ri.
Nuinerary, iiici.i'-nier-a-rl, a. numeraire. Iv"-'.

Numeration, niou'-mer-e-cheun^, s. niim-'ration, f.
Numerator, niou-nier-é-teur, s. numérateur, m.
Numerical, nioii-mer'-i-kal, n. — ly. ad. nnmerigut.
Niimerosity, niou-mur-o!>'-i-ti, s, grand nombre, m.

.Harmonie, (,
Numerous, iiiou'-nier-euc<", a. — ly, ad. nombreux.
Nuinism.itics, niou-inis-m.it'-iks, s. niimismatigiie, f.
.Numiiiary, iicii.n'-nia-ri, il. numeraire.
Nutnskull, iieumi-'-skeul, s. butor, ni.
.Nun, iieuii^, s. nonne, religieuse, f.
Nunchion, neuiif'-cheuii^. s. collation, f.
Nunciature, neun<r'-clii-a-tioiir, s. nonciature, f.
.N'uncio, neuii^-chi-ô, X. nonce, m.
Nuncupative, neunir'-kiou'-pa-tiv, a. iiiincupatif.
.Nunnery, neuii'-eur-i, x. couvent, m.
.Nuptial, neup'-chal, ii. nuptial, conjugal ; —bed, x. Ut

nuptial, m.
Nuiitials, neup'-chalz, x. //. mariage, m. ; noce, f.
.Nurse, neurs*, x. nourrice, I. ; — child, x. nourrisson,

m. ; —, V. a. nourrir ; soigner, garder,
.Nursel, neur'-s'l, v. a. entretenir.
Nurser, neur'-seur, x. nourricier, m.
Nursery, neur'-seur-i, x. chambre de nourrice ; pépi

niire, f. ; nourrisson, m. ; public —, crèche, {.
Nursling, neur'-stin'^;/»^, x. nourrisson ; mignon, m.
Nurture, neiir'-tchiour, x. nourriture ; ediicalion, (.;

—, V. a. nourrir ; /lever.
Nustle, neqs'-sl", V, a. dorloter.

NtTT

[ «51 J

OCT

Kut, neul/, j. uoix, f. t «Vtvm, m. ; — brnwn, a. th.llain ;
— cracker, t. iatf*-iioist/ff,m, ; — lf'>tl, '. noitff*t!<i//t,
t, I — ull, r. Iiiitit'tt ni'ix, i. ; — khctl, /, <i>nuilUiU <ii>m,
f. ; — tree, i. tiumtitr, tautlrttr, tii. ; —, v. tt.clitiltir
lift noix.

Nu(iiie)(, iieiitr'-inF)(, s, musfaiit, f,

Niitrliiicnl, iiiiiit'-lri'iiicnn I, /. uoiirrititn, f.

Niilriticin, iiliiii-lrii li't iiiK, r. tiiitri/iini, 1.

Niilniloii», iiliiiilrKir-uiici-, Nutritive, nlnii'-trl-llve, «,
niiiirrixianf, niihil{/.

Nii//lc, nru^'-xl , r. >i. tt n. nourrir, ilntr ; uni/nr.

Nyiii|ili, iiirn'r, /, njtmfht, (,

O.if, Af, s. hfufi, m.

( »,ifisli, ôr-itlii-. II. sluf'iHt.

O.iti'tliiicsn, Al'-kh^nc-.s/-, s. stupUili/, f.

O.ik, Ak, i, ili^iii; III. ; <i|>|>lc, i. iiDix lit gitli't, f<

O.iki-n, o'-k II, II. lit i/iA/c.

U.ikiiiii, o'-kiMiii»', 1, ttoitft lit vitux loniatitt, i. ;

la/Jafanf, in.
O.ir, i\r, J. it;tt/>ii, in. ; raint, f. ! —, r. <i. r/ ;i. ramtr,
O.itc.tkf, iiXt'-ViiVf. t. i-.lifaii Winviiif, in.
O.ili'n, iV-t'ii, ii. ifiiiiuiit.

O.ith, Alli, r. ti- 1- infill. III ; — liri.'.ikin^, s. farjiiit, ni.
O.ilni.ilt, ùi/-".!!!.!!!, J. liii'ihr d'liioiiit, f.
(I.iIiiilmI, ol/iiiil, .\./iirintifiivoi)if, f, n'ruati, m.

O.lts, At's, t. //. ilTi'llli', f.

C)l>.iiiilml.itiuM, uli-.iin -biuii-li!-chcûii/, j. froinciiaiU à

If 11/014 r, f.
Olxliicf. i>l).(lloiic^', »'. 1. ciiiivn'r ; m'/tir.
Otxliiction, ol>-(li"ik''Clifiiiic, .r. eiiiliiil, rtvi'ttmntl, m.
(JlMliir.icy, ob-(IJiuu-rii-ci (ob-dlou'-ra-ci), jr. tmiiinisu-

IHl'Ilt, 111.

OImIiimIc, oli'djiciiirct^, d. — ly. mi, eiiiiiin i, oh^tiiif.
OlMliir.ltcncss, oli'-d i<)ii.ri.'tc-iii--.sf, i)l>i|iir.iti('ii, ob-

(Ijinuré'-clicuni', r. tiiiiiiiriiseinent, tnli!(tintnl,\a,
Obdnrcd, ob-dionr'd', a, tiiifiin i.
Obedience, Alii'-di-oiin'c»', t. ofif'ixtaiicf, f,
(llic'dicnt, ô-bi'-dicnn't, <i. — ly, nii. n/ie'istauf, soumis.
<)lieis.iiico, A-bc'-s^iiincf, i. suliil, in,
()l>cli!ik, ub'.j-lisk, s. ohf'liiijut, in.
UI>c(|iiitation, ob-ek-oui-té'-ciicun«, s. promtnatU à

chrval, (.
OlM!se, ô-bic^, a. ohist, );ra!.
Obcscness, ô-bic«''iicss<', s. obesity, '.
I ilicy, 6d)é', V. a, ohfir.
(diit, ô-blt, X. oUt, lietis, ni.
oliitiiiiry, o-bit''-iiJU-.i-ri, s, obiluait-t, m.
OliJL'Ct, ob'-djfkt, I. ohjet. in. ; —, ob-djekt', V. a. tt H.

ob)ect<r ; ref'roilitr ; s'o/>/>i>ser à.
(ll)ji;(tion, ob-djck'-cheuiic, .(. ohjtctioii.t. ; refirocltt.xw,
<)l>Jcctional)le, ol)-(ljek'-cliciin<r-a-br, a. rrprochablt.
Objective, ob-djck'-tiv^, a. - ly, n./. 'bjtdif.
Olijectiveness, oli-djek'-tivc-iics/*, s. ohjtiitvitt, f.
Ubjnrjfiite, ob-djeur'-i{i<titf, v. a. rtprimixnder, rt-

prendre.
Objnrijiition, ob-iljenr-K»«é'-cliouiir, r. reprimiinde, f.
Obinrjjatory, ob-djeiir -nn-tciir-i, n. plein de tepioihes.
Oblatiiin, ob-lé'-clieiin^, s. o//)aiid': (.
Oblectation, ob-lcktc'-clieiiii/-, ï. di-'/iies, f, |il. ; p/nifii;
Obligate, ob'-lii;i(Ctc, t. a. oMi^'er. [in. ijoie, (.

Obligation, ob-liijKé-clienii^, s, oblii;alion, f,
Obliniitory, ob'-ll-t{u/-tciiri, a. oblii;^aloire.
Obli({e, Ô-I)lidj?' (o-blaïdjj'), ;' n, ohiii;er.
( )blij{ee, ob-li-dji', s. oblii;t\ in.

Obli(jement, ô-blaidj^'-iiitiin'l (o-blidj«^-incnn't), s. obli-
gation, (.

Obli^jer, A-blai-djeur (o-bli'-djeur), x. celui i/ui oblige.
Obii^iiiK, ô-blaï'-(liin'j;</(', a. — ly, ad. oblii^eaiit i\fiiiieu.x.

Ublit;in({ness, ô-blai'-<ljin'j;;(f -ness* (6 - bli'- djin'jjHr-
nes»), r. oblii;eance, f.

Obligor, ob-li-jjor', s. obligi-, in.

Oblique, ob-laik^', a. — ly, ad. obliipie.
.Obliqueness, ob-laîk«'-ness;, Obliiinity, ob-lik'-oui-tl, s.
obliquity, i.

Obliterate, ob-lil'-er-dt^, t/. a. oblite'rer, e/racer.

Obliteration, ob-li-ter-é'-clieunc, s. effa^iii'i, f.

Oblivion, ô-bliv'-i-eiin?, s. oubli, in.

Oblivious, A-bliv'-i-euc?, a. oublieux.

Obloniî, ob'-loii'i,'»;?, a. — ly, ad. oblons;.

(Jbloquy, ob'-lÔKoui, .r. reproche, in. ; m/disance, t.

Obinutescence, ob-iiiiou-teb'-cenn'c*', j. silence, in.

Obnoxious. ob-nok'-clieuc#, a. — ly, ad. sujet ; expos/;
coupable ; nuisible.

Obiioxiousness, ob - iiok'- clie'iccr • ness^, s. sujétion;
nature blâmable, f.

Obnubilate, ob-niou'-bi-lét^ v. a. rouvrir de nuagtt,

Obreption, ob-rcp'-clieuii«, s, obr*/>tion, f.

obrfptiliouf, ob-rc|>'ticli'.euc/, a. otrtflid,

>iii>(.rnr, iib-^In/, it. obictn* ; salt.

UloLcncncHv nli.slii/.ncu/, Ub*cenlt]r, oli-»en'-l-ll, ♦,

obtienile, iiiipiirtle, t.
Obsciir.ition, ol>'skii>u-rii'-chcun<, i otiicun isitmeiil.m,
Ob^cllre, <ib-»kiour', a. -ly, aJ. otnur ; —, v. *,

olitmrtir.
Obm iirenc^v nb-tklour'-n tw. Obscurity, ob-tkluu'iltl,

t. «An uri/i', 1,
Dbsei r.ition, ub-sl-kr«!'-clicun/, X. obi/tralloH ; su^pti-

i.ition, {.
Obseqiiio*, ob' si knul/, I //. obi^./ues, f, \i\. [ti'iiinit.
Oli.cqtnoiis, ob-M'.koiil'i'ii< ^, <t. -ly, aJ. obeiwuiif,
ObMciiiioii-,ni"s>, ub'ki'-kiHii-cuc/ nciM, s. obeimiiiie,
i,<Uiiii>tioii, I, (i»l<iri//(.iAV,

Observ.ibic, iib-/cr'-va bl, (I. — biy, ad. itbiertable, re-
Uliicrvantu, olt-zt-r'-vanncc, /. obiervaliou, (, j rti/trt,

III. j souiHi.ision, (,
Obivrv.iiil, ob-^er'-viuin't. a. attentif; soumit.
Obscrs.ilion, ob./ur'-vf-i.licMini', i. i>b\erTalioii, (,
Obsoi\aliir, olv/ern 'leur. r. observateur, in.
Obscrv.ilory, ob-zcr'-va teur-l, s. itbienaioiie, m.
Observe, ob-/crvc', T'. a. el ii. observer ; Jane des re-
Observer, ob-zcr'-venr, s. observateur, m. [inaii/ucs,
Obsirvin>;ly, oh.jrr'-vin'^jf/c.li, ad. atteiili-.'emeiil,
obsession, ob-Mfir-euili', J. sie\'f, in. ; obiesMini, t.
Obvilele, ob'-!>ù-lit/, a, vitilii ; itort iiuiat;c, tn

lifsuetude.
t )bsoletenoss, ob'-vVllt^-nu»v, s. /tatdttt i/uiest vieille,
Obsl.K le, iib'sl.ikl', i. obslatle. III. lin.

obstJM.Ky, ob'sti-n.ici, t. obstina/ion, f.
ObstJii.ite, ob'.sliiietc. fi, - ly. ad. obstine', opinidtre.
Obstiii.ilencsis, ob'-sli iictc-ncss»*, s. obilinattou, opiiiid-
trele, f. Uurbiilenl.

Obstreperous, ob.strep'ercnc^, a. — ly, <iir. briivaut,
Obstreperousness, obslrep'er iiii:«"-ncss^, s, bruit, in. ;

turbulence, (.
Obsiriction, ob-strik'cliciinc, .f. oblii;atioii, f.
t ibslriict, ol»->itreiikt', v. a. obstruer ; mettre obstacle <>.
Obstruction, ob-^treuk'-clicuiir, s. obslruttwn, I, ',

obitacle, in.
Obstructive, ob-streuk'-tiv. Obstruent, ob'.strioucnn't,
a. ohilructif. { f.

Obstupef.iction, ob.stloiipi-f.ik'-clicuiK', t. stupZ/aclion,
Obt.iiii, ob-teii^, f. il. el II. oblciiir; aci/uerir ; prrva-
OI>tnin.tble, ob-teii'-a-bl', a. i/u'on prut obtenir. [loir,
ol)iciiiiieratc, ob-tein''-per-étr, v. n. obteiiipeter.
Oblciul, ob-tenn'd', v. a. opposer.
Oiliest, ob-test',i'. a. supplier.
I tblestation. obtesté'-i lieuii^, s. supplinxtion, f.
Obtrectation, oblrekti'-cli'iiiK', ». tyiedisaiuc, f.
Obtriule, ob-truiidc, f. ii. el n. intiodiire pan w.'cnci ;
1 Jovcer ; importuner.
I Obtruder, obtroiid'.eiir, f. intrus, importun, m.

Obtrusion, ob-trou'-jeiiiif', s. intrusion, f.
I obtrusive, ob-trou'-civ, a. — ly, ad. importun,
I ( ilituiid, obteuiid', 7'. a. einousser ; assouvir.

Obtuse, ob'lioutc', a. — ly, ad. einousst ; sans pointe ;
, Olituseness, ob-tiniic^nessc, ï. stiifiidilc, f. [stiipuU,

I ObvL'iition, oiivinn'cbeiiiii', s. CiLsiicl, ill.
1 Obvi.ite, oi)'-vi-Ltr, v. a. olnier; pirrenir.
1 I 'bvious, ob'-vii'ui c, <i. ly, ad. r i/ivvc'. ouvert ; evident,
: Oi vioiislless, ob'vi-eiii< •iiess,', .i. eiud'iuc, f,
Occ.'sioii, okké'-jc'iiiir, .t. ou as ion ; laiise, (.; besoin,

III. ; —, V. a. ociasioiiiier, laiiser.
Occasio.'al, ok-ké'-jcuu-al, a. — ly, ad. casiiel, /Sir

occasioi,
Occident, o!''.ci.dcnn't, s occident, ouest, in,
I Icciilental, oi-..i.deiui'.lal, a. omdciilal.
Occision, ok-ciy-juiit-, s. meurtre, in.
Occlude, ok-klioiult', v. a. fermer.
Occlusion, ok-kliou'-jeiuic, s. occlusion, f.
Occult, ok-keult', a. ouulte, secret.
t>ccupaiicy, ok'-kiou-p.inn-ci, s. prise de possession, f.
Occupant, ok'-kiou-paim't, s. premier occupant, pos-
sesseur, in.
Occiip.ite, ok'kiou-péti', v. a. occuper : bosseder.
Occupatii>ii, ok'-kiou-pé'clieuiif', .r. oicupation, f.
Occupier, ok'kiou-pai-eur, s. oiciipant, possesseur, in.
Occupy, ok'-kiou-piii, v. a, el n. ociuper, nci;oiier,

trajii/uer.
Occur, iik-kcur', v. tt. se presenter; venir à Pesfirit ;

armer.
Occurrence, ok-keur'-renn'c^, s, occurrence, f. ; événe-
ment, in.
Ocetirrent, ok-keur'-renn't, a. accidentel.
iitciirsioii, okkeur'-jeunc, s. choc, in. ; rencontre, f.
Ocean, ô-clieunir, s. ocean, in.
Ochre, iV-keur, j. ocre, (.
Octajfon, ok'-ta-gonif, J. oc/ofont fH«
Ucuve, oW-iive, s, «ctetv*, h

---«;

t2S4l

— times,

tl'.coiiiiiuics, c\i.-o-\\iim'-'\V.s.s. fl.e'conoiiiit doi)itstiqiie,l.
(Jiilli.icl, iil'-yadc, s. œillade, t.

OCT

Octavo, ok-fe'-vcS, a, inottavo.

Oclcnni.il, (ik-lcir'-iii-.il, a. de hiiil aut.

October, 'ik-to'-beur, s. Ot/ol>re,t\\\.

Octuple, ok'-linii-|)l, a. ocliif<le.

OciiLir, <ik'-ioii.|ar, a. — ly, ad. oculaire,

Otiiliht, ok'-iou-listf, s. oiiiliste, in.

0(1(1, ()(1<', a. ~ ly, nd. imfair ; di'fiarfii/i

liii^arre ; iiia/liiurtiix ; de reste, an di:,\

//. lifurex /lenliies ; hemes de loinr, f. |il.
OiMity, otl'-i-tl, ( )(liliiess, od'-iiess^,^^. siiixti/itri/f', bizar-

rerie ; ori);i)taliti\ f.
0<l(ls, odzc i. mej^alili! ; supériorité, {, ; avaiita^'e, in.;

dispute, f.
0<le, àiXe, s. ode, f.
Uilible, o'-di-ljl', a. tiaïssah.'e.
Odious, (V-di-eiicc (o'-dji-eiic?), a. — ly, ad. pdieiix.
Odioiisiicss, cV . di . eucf - lasse (6' ■ dji - cucf • ikssc) , s.

i/tialite^ odieuse, f.
Odium, û'_-di-c;iiii(r (ù'-dji-eimii'), s. haine, f. ; l'idiite, m,
f)di)r.itc, ô'-do-iclc, a. Adorant.
Odorous, (V-tleur-eutc, a. odoriférant.
Odour, o'-ileur, v. odeur, f,
tlicouiimics, ck-ô-nom'-iks

;id, iil'-yadc, s.
O'cr, ôr, pour Over,
Oir, of, ad, et pr. de dessus ; d'ici; à la hauteur de ;

au lar^e ; — lianil, tout de suite ; to be —, partir ; to

lie — with, être d'XOiité de; to lie well —, ctre dans

l'aisance ; to take, — , titer ; imiter,
Oft'iil, of'eul, s, reste ; rchut, m,
Ollence, ofenn'c/, s. oj/'ense, f. ; outrage, in. ; to (jive

—, faire un a(/rout.
Oflenceful, of-eun'ti^'-foul, d. offeusattt ; injurieux,
Ollenceless, of-enii'ct'-lesst', a. inoffensif, niiioceiit.
Ort'end, of-enn'd', v. a. et n. ojffenser ; violer ; pécher ;

se scandaliser.
Ollender, ofenn'-dcur, s. off'oneur ; criminel, m.
OiI'endress, of-crii>'-dress<', s. femme coupable, f.
OlFeusive, (if-enu'-civ, ri. — ly, ad. offensant, injurieux;

désai^r al'le,
Oirensiveness, of-cnn'-civcncss(r, s. nature offensante ;

offense, injure, f. ; dci^oiit, m.
Offer, of -cur, s. offre, proposition, f. ; effort, m. ; —,
x\ a. et n. offrir ; proposer ; s'offrir; se présenter;
essayer.
Otferer, of-eur-ctir, s. celui qui offre.
Olferinij, or-eur-inV", f- offrande, f.
OtTcrtory, of-er-leuri, s. offertoire, m. ; offerte, f.
Office, oi'Àce, s. o/tice, m. ; charité, f. ; emploi ; bunau;

ser-,nce, m. ; priiuinij; —, i>npri>nerie, f.
Officer, ol'-iccur, s. officier, m.
Oftici.Tl, of-ich'-al, a. — ly, ad. officiel; —, x. officiai ;

employé, m.
Ofticialty, of-ii.li'-al-ti, s. of/icialité. f.
Officiate, of-icli'-iéti', v. a. et n. administrer ; officier.
Officions, of-ich'-encc, a. — ly, ad. officieux, obligeant.
Officiousness, of - ich'-euctf-nessr, s. aisposition
officieuse, f.

Ollint;, of-in'jî»/?, s. larçe, m. ; pleine mer, f.

Offset, of-set, s. rejeton, in.

Olfspriii^j, of'-spriu'ji/if, s. progéniture, f. ; descen-
dants, 111. 1)1.

Oifuscite, of-ens'-kétc v. n. offusquer.

Oilnscatioii. of-enské'-clieunc, .r. obscurcissement, m.

Oft, (ift. Often, of'-'ii, Ufteiitiines, of-'n-taimz, ad.
souvent,

Oi,'le, ô'-i;!', s. œillade, f. ; —, ta a. lorgner.

Ols'ler, ô'-t;lenr, s, lorgncur, m.

oil, ô, int. oil I

Oil, oil, s. huile, f. ; to paint in — , peindre à Vhuile ;
— clotli, 1. toile cirée, (. ; — colour, s. couleur à l'huile,
f. ; — , V. a. huiler.

Oiliness, oil'-i-ness^. r. nature huileuse, f.

Oily, oiT-i, a huileux ; gras.

Oint, oinu't, v. a. oindre.

Ointment, oin't'-ineiin't, s. onguent, m.

Old, 61d, a.vieiLX, âgé, ancien, antique ; of —,aufre_/'bis,
jadis ; — age, s. vieillesse, (. ; — fashioned, a. à l'an-
cienne mode.

Olden, ôl'-d'n, a. vieux.

oiliness, ôld'-ni'ssc, s. vieriiesse; antiquité, f.

Oieajjiuous, ô-li-adj'-i-neuc^, a. oléagineux.

Oiciiidcr, ô-li-aim'-deur, .f. laurierro\e, m.

oieaster, ôli-as'Ieur, s. olivier, sauvage, ni.

oieose, ôli-n( (•', a. huileux.

Olfact, ol-fakt', v. a. plâtrer, sentir.

Olid, ol'-idi?, Olidous, ol'-i-deu«, a. fétide, puant,

Olio, (V-li-ô, s. pot-pourri, m.

Oiitory, ol'iteuri, .i. potager.

Olivaster, olivas'teur, rr. olivdlre.

Otive, oV-'iv, s. v/itier, HI, ; flive, t. ■ • •

OPT

Ombre, om?'-bciir, s. hombre ; ombre, xa.
Omelet, onK^'-lett, s. omelette, i.
Omen, ô'-menn, s. augure, présage, m.
Ominale, om'-iuetc, v. a.préia:;er, augurer.
Oiiiui'iiis, oiir-i-inuc*-, a. — ly, ad. de mauiaif augure
Ominousmss, om'-iiieucf-iiesv, s. t.iauvaii aui;ure,ia.
Omission, o-micli'-eunc, s. omission (.
Oi lit, o-mitt, V. a. omettre; négliger,
Ominbus, omf'-ni-beuz, s. omnibus, m.
Omuifirioiis, omc-nife'-ri-euci', a. de toute e<pi\e.
Oiimiputence, (imc-nip'-o-teiin'c?, s. toute-puissance, (,
Omnipotent, omf-nip'-o-teiin't, a. tout-puissant.
Omniscience, — cy, omt'-nicli' i-cnn'cf, —ci, onini-

S: ience, f.
On, une, pr. et ail. sur ; à, au ; en, dans ; en nant;
dessus ; and so — , et ainsi de suite ; — a sudden, lout
à loiip.
Once, oucim'cc, ad. une fois ; autrefois, jadis ; at —, li

l'instant ; ali at — , tout d'un coup.
One, ouemw, a. et pu. un, une ; seul ; un même ; on,
[on ; iiiiy — , quelqu'un ; every—, chacun ; no —,
personne; sucli a. — , un tel; — 's self, soi-même;
— eyed, a. borgne ; — handed, et. tnanihol.
Oneness, ouennc-ness»', s. unité, f.
Oiierate, on'-er-étf, v. (t. charge-.
I )neration, o-iier-'i'-clieunc, s. action de charger, f.
Onerous, on'-er-eucc, a. onéreux,
fOnf.ill, onn'-fâl, s. attaque, f.
Onion, eiin'-yemu', s. ognon, ni.

( )nly , onc'-li, a. et ad. seul, unique seulment, ne . , . que.
Onset, one-sett, s, attaque, charge, f.
ti Mislead, onf'stédf, r. bâtiments de ferme, m. pi,
I Inward, one'-ou.irde, ad. en avant.
tOny, oiin'-i, v. Any.
Onyx, (V-niks, s. onyx, m.
Ooze, onze, s. boue, vase, f. ; —, v. n. filtrer.
()o/.y, ou'-z'i, a. boueu.v.
Op.acity, ô-pas'i-ti, s. opacité, f.
Opacous, 6-pé'-keiicr, a. opa'jue,
0\\i\\, (V-p.il, j. opale, f.

Open, 6'-p'ii, a. — ly, ad. ouvert, d'cou7rr( ; franc ; —
table, s. table ouverte, f. ; — weather, s. temps doux,
m. ; — cj'ed, a. -'igilant ; attentif; — handed, a.
libéral; — hearted, a. ouvert, sincère; — lieartedness,
s. sincérité ; générosité, f. ; — inoutheti, a. bouche
béante; — , v. a. et H. ouvrir; dévoiler; entamer;
s'ouvrir.
Opening, ô'-p'nin'tj/;(", s. ouverture ; déccimerte, f.
Openness, ô'-p'n-nesse, s, sincérité; franchise ;

évidence, f.
Opera, op'-era, s. opéra, m. ; — glass, .r. lorgnette, f.
Operable, op'-erabl', a. faisable, praticable.
Operate, op'-cr-éle, v. n. opérer.
Operation, o-per-é'-cheune, s. opération, f.
Operative, o|,'-er-aliv, a. actif; effiiate.
Operator, op'-er-c-teur, s. operateur, m.
Operose, op-er-ôa-.' a. laborieux, pénible.
OpIitli.iliTiy, op'-tL>.i-ini, s. ophthalmie, f.
Opiate, ô'-pi-ate, s. opiat, m. ; — , a. narcotique,
Ol)ine, ô-pains', v. n. opiner, penser, être davii,
Opiiiiative, ô-pin'-i-a-tiv, a. entêté.
ojiiniatre, ô-pi-ni-a'-ter. a. opiniâtre, entrtê.
Opiniatrety, ô-pi-iii-.V-tri-ti, s. opiniâtreté, f.
Opinion, o-pin'-yennir, s. opinion, f. ; sentiment, m.
Opinionativc, ô-pin'-yeun-a-tiv, a. — ly, ad, opiniâtre.
Opium, ô'-pi-cunie, s. opium, m.
Oppidan, op'-i-danc, s. citadin, m.
Oppii;iierate, op-is^'-ner-éte, v. a. engager.
OppiKition, op-ilé'-cheuiu', .r. obstruction, f.
Opponent, op-6'-nenn't, a. opposé ; —, s. adversaire, m.
Oiiportune, op-or-tioune', a. —\y, ad. opportun, à

propos.
Opportunity, op-or-tiou'-ni-ti, s. opportunité, f.
Oppose, op-ôz<', V. a. et n. opposer ; s'opposer.
Opposeless, op-6z<f'-les5c, a. irrésistible.
Opposer, op-ô'-seur, s. adversaire, ni.
Opposite, op'-6-zitc, a. — ly, ad. opposé, en face,

vis ; — , s. antagonisle, m.
Opposition, op'-ô-zicli'-eune, .r. opposition, ré.n'slance, f,
Opiness, op-press', v. a. opprimer.
Oppression, op-press'-cheime, s. oppression ; séî-érité, f.
Oppressive, op-pres'-siv*', a. - ly, ad. oppiessif.
Oppresser, oii-pres'-siiir, s. oppresseur, m.
Opprobrious, op-prô'-brieiicf. a. — ly. ad. injurieux.
Opprobriniisncss, op-pro'-bri-eucc-nessf. Opprobrium,

op-liro'-bri-eiim^, a. oppr.^hre, m.
Oppufjii, oppiounc', V. a. s'opposer.
Opiinjjnancy, op-peiijj'-ii.inu'ci, v. opposition,f,
Oliput,nier, o|)-i)ioun'-eur, s. adi'ersaire, in.
Optic, —al, op tik, —.il, a. optique.
Ojjticiaii, upiicU'uuiie, s. opticien, m.

vis-à'

■'. l.-

ôfa?

f>pHcs, op'-tiks, s. //. o/.'iaitf, f.
()|,tmiacy. oiJ-.ti-niA-ci. v. iiobluse f

imcnce. -çy. ..p'..ou.|i.nn-u.. -ci. s Xloue t

(ipii'-culc. o-pLMis'-kioiilf, j. ofHuniU m
; r, (,r, f. ^« ,■ i,.,/; _ else, ou bien.
(ir.iclc, or'.,i-kI . s. cnnlc, ni
(ir icular, ô-rak'-ion-l.ir, n. ifonuU
Ur.iisnii, or'-i-^cuii^ s. oraison, f<,'itVe {
Oral, o -rai, a. -ly, <,rf. „,„/, ,,„;„^ ■

tass]

ÔTTT

Oran-criç, n.ranf'.j..T.i, s. oraiir^nV. f
(Iralii)ii, o-rc'-chciin,-, r. /i,t:aiij:„e, {. '

Dralcir, or'-n-teiir, r, ura/nir lii ■ , •

Orati.rial, o-ra-to'-ri-al, a. oratoire.

Orl), OT\)e, s, orbe, m,

Orhation, or-l)c'.tlieiin<-, j-. pHra/iou. f.

{»r iiciilar, or-bik'-ioii-lar. a. -ly ,uf orbin,r„i^

Orl.ily. or'-bi-ti, s. orbite, f ^ orOtculaire.

Orchard, or'-tclicurd^, s. Terrer m

()r(lain, or-(lcn<-', v. n. ordonner ; établir

On aincr, or.<léii'.eiir. r. ordonnateur, m.

( r.k.Ml, or'.(l,.al (or'.,lji.a|), s. ordalie, f.

or. cr, or.,l,,.ur, s ordre: Meepte. ,„. ; ordonnance, f ■
'"~to.ayinde,-m~tkit, a /in que; -, " a ],'.
donner: disposer: commander t„ _ ',1 ,„.n or-
donner de descendre: to ~\n,/aire entrer :Z- Z
ordonner de monter, ••'•■r , lu up,

Or.lcrcr, oi'-ckiireiir, s. ordonnateur, m.
r> cr ess, or'-dc-ur-lessf, a. sans ordre,
tlduft^l °' •'•^"^'"->"^<-. ^. re,r„iarM. j,„,„

Orderly. ôr''-dciir.II, a. et ad. régulier; - man s
ordonnance, f, a ' . inan, s.

Ordinal, or'-di-nal, a. ordinal: -, s. rituel, m

r, iMiance, or'.di.„.-.nu'c^. s. ordonnance."
Ordinary, or'-di-na-n. a. -ily, ad. ordmaire • _ j

Ordinate, or'-di-netf, a. -ly, „«-. rel'ulier ■ — -, „
ordonner: nommer. "i"n£-r, —, ,,, a.

^famZ'. °'-^'-"-"-^''=""'- '■ ordination, f. ; ^,v^-.

Ordnance, orclc'-nann'cc, s. artillerie f

Ordure, or-djiour, s. ordure, f.

Ore, ôr, j. tninerai, ni.

Orjran, or^pan^, ,r. orç^^,,, ,. „,.^r„^. „,. . _ ,,„||^

^^■!^;^' °'->'''^"'-''^- -^''. «■ -•■'"y. ad. organùiue:
Or-.aiisni, or'-jia-nisni, j. orcanismc, m.
Organist, or'-Ra-nist, s. organiste, m.

ri;aiiizatioii or-fra-ni-zé-clioiin^, s. on^anisalion f
( r^Miiize, or'-Ka-naïzf, v. a. onraniser. """"""• ''

r^Miizine or'.gan<'-ziné', s. orj^ansin, m.

rj;ies, or'-djiz, s. pi. orties, f. pi.
Uricnt, 6 -ri-eimt, s. orient. le-,Hxnt, m. ; -, a brillant
Oriental, ô.fi.enn'-tal, j. ,),-,V,;W ' '"•"""'""■

l'rjhcc, or'd-ficc, s. oriJUe, m.
(iri^'Mi, or'-i-djiiif. s. origine, f.

Ur.iï;inality ô-rld'.ji-nnl'.i.ti, s. originalité, f
OriK'uiary. o-rid'-ji-n.-.-ri, a. ori.;inai,e

ri:4,iiate .Vnd'.ji.nét,-. v. a. et n. produire: Provenir
Orivm, or'-i-zeuix-, s. oraison, prilre f "^

.'î:],".'^'"; °''-"a-mci.n't. .r. ornement, m. ; -, v a
orner ; parer. » v. «,

Orminicntal, or-na-incnn'-tal, a. ornant
'Jrn.ite. or'-iiét<'. a. orne.
Urplian, or'-fan?. a. orphelin

IMho.lox, or'-tiiA-doics. a. ortJiodove
Urt liodoxy or'-tlio-dck-si. s. ortlwdoMe, f.
t^^^' "^-"'"-«"f-i-kal. a. -ly, ad. ortho-
OrthoKTapIiy. or-tho.tj'-m.fi, s. ortlioçrat>/,e, f.

JNci atc, os'-cildetc. ?•. «. o.ri-,V/,v-.

U.CI ation, os.ci|.lç'.clieiin<-, j. oscillation, T.

^>ci llatory, os-cil'-la-teur-i, a. oscilurtoire.

u Cl ancy, os -ci-tann-cl, j. bdillement. m. ; nonchalance

3 c an, cs'-s.-tann't, a. *,f,y/„„/.. rV^ff,/,;,/. ""' Ç'

Jscitation, os-ci.te'-cheiinc, î/. Uscitancy. "■

Jiier, o'-jciir. s. ester, ni.

«pr,iy. os'-pré. s. or/raie, f.

ficle, os'-si-kr, s. osselet, m.

^bifrajje, os'-sifiddj^', s. or/raie, f.

Ossuary, os'-sion-ar.i. s. ossuaire, m.

se. os-teiin f. r. apparence, (. ■ presage, m.
< steii aticii, os-teiin-te'.clieunr, ostentation f
Osleii tations, os-lenntii'-clitiirr, a. -ly ad fleiit

d ostentation, vain •* *""■"«

Osteiitator, (>s'.tenn.le'-tetir. s. ranteur, fanfaron in
Osller os'deur, ,r. palefrenier, m. '^ ^ ' '

• Mrieli, os -trilcli, s. autruche, f

every - day, de daix Jours lun : — ^m;c ad

- t'.',n'' '";'"■'"/'■'■ '"^'■■"•- - «lier... ,„^ ,„//;, ;;•:,;
aut::èmen/:'!r^h;!;:;^:' ""•^^' """•^'■- — -•• "•

<ltter. ot'-eiir, s. loutre, f.

Ouylit, .lt<-, ,r. ,,uel^uechose: -, v. imp. devoir : falloir:

Ounce, antinn'cc, .r. once, f

Oiisfl, ou'-z'l, s. tnerle ai/uatiifue, m.
Oust, aoiistf, V. a. âter ; dépouiller

speak -, Parer haut: - of, hors de au delà, outre-
- of dosi>;n ,, dessein: - of Imnd, sur-le-champ.- - ,f
orçlcr, en desordre: -, v. a. chasser, dépj^scder,

Oiitact, aoiit?^kt', v. a. outrer

i'VnlhiT'"' •'°;'tV,l';>l'-a"ii'c.. ;.. „. remporter sur.
•Outbid, aoutfdjid', V. a. enchérir sur
Outbidder, aout^-bid'-eiir, s. enchérisseur, m.
< )utl)orn, aout<-d)orne', a. étranger
Outbrave, noiite-brév?', v. a braver
Outbreak, aout^'-brék, s. eruption f
Outbrcathe, aout^r-britlif', v. n. exal'er, e.xpirer.
Outcast, aoutf'.kast^, a. rejeté, chasè:-,s. exUé
rebut, m. . , j. rx,ie ,

Oiitcrv. aoiitif'.kraï. s. clameur: vente à r encan f
•Outcfare. aout..di.r'. v. a. aMronLr /"ralë-
Outd.ate, aout^-det^. v. a. abroger, abolir.
•Outdo, aoiitc-du', v. a. surpasser.

"«■rfX"*'."'"'"' "• ~'^' "''• "•'"'•'■'""•.• à Ve.Merieur,
Outface, aout<r-féc?', r-, a. braver
Outf.iwn, aout,--fAn<r'. v. n. /latter A Pe.ych.
Ou.<it. aout^'-titt". s. équipement, m
*Omt1y. aoutf-llaï', 7: a. voler plus vile ; éviter.
Out^'.ite. aout(^-fj«etc, s. issue, sortie f
•OiitiTue, aout,-j,'lv', 7: a. donner plus 'que.
OutK'o, aout^-fro', V. a. dépasser: surpasser
Oiit^'oiuffs, aout<--jro'.iirjj;,.--z, s. pi. dépenses. {. pi.

On ''f.?,T' •■>""'5,-.^'^» .,-•• "• surpasser en croissance.

On KiKird, aont^-jrardf, .r. garde avancée, f.

Ou kn.ave aout<'-neve'. j^. a. surpasser en friponnerie

Outamiisli. aoiitfdaim'd'-iclK-. (ï. <v';-,r;/-rr

Outlast, aont<'.|,ast', v. a. surpasser en durée.

""«ter."&. ^'•''^^'-''- '"•=-• -""••'■''. - a.

Outlawry, aoute'-l.'i-ri, s. proscription, f.
Outlay, aoutf'dé, .r. débourse, tu.

''tV})iSir!'- '• ""'"'■ '■ •^""'' '■ • •-• ='"""•■''1''.

Outlet, aoutf'dctt, s. issue, sortie, f.

Outline, aoutif'-laïne, s. contour, m.

Outlive, nnutc-livir', T'. a. surzi-'re

Oiitliver. aoutc-liv'-eiir. s. sui-viva'nt, m

(Jutlyui.; aont<;'.|,u.iuK'«,.-, <'■ exic, leur; extraordinaire

Outmarch, aoutf-inartcli', v. a. devancer ''"•'■""" ^^

Oiitp.ice, aout<--pccc', ■z/. a. devancer, dépasser

TvaîèioT''^'''''^''' "■ "• ^'■'■"■'' """-^ ^"'"'.'<f-'?asse^
Oiitra},'e, aout.-'.rédj^-, s. outrage, m. ; -, aout.-rédi.-'.

Outra^'cousness, aout<'-rc-djciic,-.ness<-, s. violence f

Outreach, aoutr-ritcli', v. a. dépasser. '

•Outride, aoutc-raïdf', v. a. devancer à ch'val

Outriiflit, aoutc-raïtf', ad. sur-le-champ

Oiitroot. anutf-routf', v. a. déraciner

Outrun, anutf-reun<:', v. a. devancer à la course.

Outsail, aoutf-ser, v. a. de-.'ancer à la voile

Outscorii. aout^-skorn', v. a. braver

•Outsell, aout<;-5ell', v. a. vendre trop cher

Outset, aoute'-sett. j. debut, ni.

♦(■iitshine, aoiitc-cliaînf', v. a. surpasser en cc.'at. ' '.

Ont jiUe. auutf'-saïU.-, s. extérieur; de hors, m

OtJT

aouU-spik', V. a. f (trier filiit que ,

•Outspeak

/■(saiitir sur. . i „ i

•Oiitsiircid, aoiiU-sprcd', v. a. rfpnudre ; dteiuii-e.
•Uulstaiul, aoiitf-staimil', v. a. et n. rdsister ; avancer.
Dutstaro, aoiitir-stiir', v. a. re-^arder effrontément.
t)utstrect, aout<r'-btrit^, s. rue de/auhoiire, «.
Oiitstretth, aoiiU-stretch', v. a. étendre.
•Dutstridc, aoutc-straid^, v. a. dépasser, devancer.
Outstrip, anutc-strip', v. a. surpasser.
Uutvaliic, amitf'-var-iou, v. a. surpasser en valeur,

valoir mieux:
Outvie, aoutf-vaï', T/. a. JKr/iJfC'. .

Outvote, n(mU-\!>\.e' , V. a. I emporter par la pluraiue

des voix.
Outwalk, aoutf-iniSk', v. a. devancer.
Outw.ill, aoulc^-du.'il. J. ///«''«••«^'•'■«c;/;-, m. .

Outward, anutf'-Du.lrdi-, rt. rtrtrf. — ly, ad. extérieur, a

l'extérieur ; en apparence.
Outw.irds, aoutf'-duArd'z, ad. vers I'extcrteur.
•Outwear, aout^-ouor', v. a. passer dans i ennui,

porter an delà.
Out weed, aout^-ouid', v. a. arracher.
Outwciuli, .loutf-oue', V. a. peser plus que.
Outwit, aoutf-<iuit<r', v. a. surpasser en Jinesse.
Outwork, .inutf'-oucurk, s. ouvra,i;e avance, in. ; — »

.lout^-oueurk', v. a. faire plus d'ouvraj^e que.
Outworn, aouti'-ouôru', a. lout usé.
Outwroutilit, aoutf-r.'itc'', a. surpassé.
Oval, (V-veul, a. or<ak ; — , J. ovale, m.
Ovation, 6-vc'-clicuiic, s. o-t'ation, f.
Oven, euv'-'n, s. four, in. ; — fork, s. /ourson, in. i

— ful, s. fournée, (. , j ^

Over, ô'-veur, pr. et ad. sur; au-dessus de; par-
dessus; en outre: de Cautre câté ; de reste ; passe,
fini; — ajfain, de notnieau ; — against, vis-a-vis ;
— and .ibove, déplus, en outre.
Overabound, ô-veur-a-baouiin'd', v. n. surabonder.
Overact, ô-vcur-akt', v. a. outrer.
Overawe, 6-veur-.V, v. a. en imposer.
Overbalance, o'-veur-bal-anu'cc. s. supériorité, t.
•Overbear, ô-veur-bcr', v. a. surmonter ; sub/U);ner.
Overbearini;, 6-vcr-bér'-iu'K'"<', a. arnxant.
•Overbid, o-vcur-bid', v. a. enclu'rir.
Overboard, ô'-vcur-borde', ad. par dessus le bord.
Overburden, ô-veur-bour'-iin, v. a. surcltaix'er.
•Overbuy, o-veur-bai', v. a. acheter t.-op cher.
•Overcist, ô-veur-kastf', v. a. obscurcir;

passer le but.
OvercliarL'c, o'-veur-tcliardjc, s. surchart^e ;

f. ; _, o.vour-tcliardjc', v. a. surcharger.
Overcloud, ô-veur-kl.iouilc', 7/. a. obscurcir.
•Overcome, 6- veur-keuuiï', v. a. et il.

remporter.
Overcoiuer, o-veur-keuui'-eur, s. vainquent
•Overdo, o-veur-dou', XI. a. outrer; excéder

faire trop cuire.
Overdress, ô-veur-dress?'. v. a. orner trop.
•Overdrive, ô-vcur-draive', v. a. pousser trot' fort.
Overeve, ô-veur-ai', v. a. sun'Cillcr.
Overdow, o'-veur-ll<">, .r. iiioiiii.iticn. f. : dcliiy. ni. ; —,
6-VLUr-lli'i'. T'. 1». cf n. iiwiidcr , dclvnier : i epaïuiier.
Overll.iwiiiir, n-vi iir-llù -Im';;;/.-, v. si, i iil'çiid.tnie, f.
•Overtly, o-veiirll.u', 7'. •'. lo.'crnii d.o't.
Overlorw.ird. oveiir-fnr'-ou.ird.-, a. Ii op empresse.
Overforwarduess, ô-veur-for'-ouardc-ness/-, s. ardeur

excessive, f.
Overfreiiîht, ô-veur-frétir', v. a. snrchar<;er.
*K1\:v.v<,c\,b-\a\\x-Y.ucVC,v. a. atteindre.
OverL'Iauce. ô-veur-;,'laun'cf'. v. a. parcourir a la HAte.
•()ver(,'0. ô-veur-.!TÔ', v. a. aller au delà ; surpasser.
Overnorsje, ô-veiir-nordjc', v. a. !;ori;er.
•Overi^row, ô-vcur-s;r6', v. a. et n. croître trop : s aug-
menter. ,
OverL'rowth, o'-veur-i»r:)tli, s. croissance excessive, f.
Overhaie. ô-vcur-hâr, v. a. étendre ; lar^'iier.
•Overliauii, ô-veur-lian'j;»^', v. a. et n. pencher sur;

menacer.

Overliead, ô-veur-lied', <td. au-dcssw; ne la tcte.
•Overhear, ù-vcur-Uir', v. a. entendre par Hasard,

entr'ouir.
Overheat, ù-vcur-hitt»', 7'. a. chaiij/cr trop.
Overjiiy, ô'v.-ur-djuï. s. transport de foie. m.
t)verlabi>ur, ô-vi.-ur-lé'-beur. v. a. trav.i Hier trop.
•Overlade. 6-veur-lodc', 7-. a. sunhar.'^er.
•Overlay, ô-veur-lé, v. a. sunhar^er; étou,gcr ;

couvrir.
Overleap, ô-veur lii>'. t'. a. sauter par dessus.
Overlive, ôvcurliv', v. n. siin'ivrc.
Overlu.id, oviui lodf'. ,/. a. àui,hiiri,rei:
Overlook, ô-veur-louk', v. a. surveiller; parcourir;
iaisser passer .■ émettre; déda!£iier,

t 256 1 OWlî

s'ap- ; Overloolter, ô-veur-louk' -eur, s. surveiUanf, inspecltiir,
ui.

a. maîtriser ; siià'

revêtir ;
surtaxe.

ni.
,• Jatiguer ;

Overmaster, 6-veur-mas'-teur, v. a. maîtriser;

jugiier.
Overmatch, ô'-veur-match, s. partie trofi forte, t.
Overmeasure, A'-veur-niei-eur, s. surplus, m.
Overmuch, A-veur-meutcfi', a. et ad. excessif; trop.
Overnatne, o-vcur-ném?', v. a. nommer.
(Jveriiisjht, 6-veur-nait^, s. veille, f. ; soir, m.
Ovcromcious, 6-veur-of-ich'-cucV, a. trop opjîcieux.
Overpass, ô-vcur-pass', v. a. passer au delà, franchir s

omettre.
Overpay, A-vcur-pc', v. a. payer trop cher.
OvcrpUis, ô'-veur-plciicf, s. surplus ; excédant, m.
Overpoise, o'-veui-poiz^, s. poids prépondérant, m.j

—, ô-veur-poïz»:', v. a. peser plus que; valoir

mieux que.
Overpower, ô • veur • paou' - eur, v. a, subjuguer:

dominer. ,

Overpress, ô-vcur-press^, v. .n. opprimer ; aeiabler.
Overprize, 6-veur-praiz^, (Jvfrrate, o-veur-retc", v.a,

évaluer trop hit ut ; sur/aire.
•Overreach, o-veur-iitch', v. a, et n.s'c'.-ver au-dessm;

surpasser ; tromper ; Jorger.
Overreacher, ô-vcur-ritch'-eus, s. trompeur, fourbe, m.
•Override, ô-veur-raïd<', v. a. surmener; outrer;

fitigiier.
Overripe, ô-veur-r.iipt^, a. trop mûr.
Overroast, ôveur-rôst', T'. a. faire trop r,Utr.
Overrule, fweur-roul', v. a. gouverner.
•Overrun, ô-veur-reun^', V- a. et n. devancer ; eniiv'i.r,-

ravager; déborder. .

•Oversee, ô-veur-si', i/. a. Jwrr^iV/fr; omettre; lai.<:r

passer.
Overseer, ô-veur-si'-eur. s. surveillant; inspecteur, m.
•Oversell, ô-veur-sel', v. a. vendre trop cher.
•Overset. 6-vcur-sett', v. a. et n. renverser ; charm-r.
Overshade. ô-vcur-chéd<r', Oversh.idow, o-veur-cli,i I u,

V. a. oiiibrai;er.
•Overshoot. 6-veur-choutf', v. a. porter trop loin.
()versi:<lit. o'-veur-saiK'. e. inspection; méprise, f.
Overside, o-veur-saizf', 7'. a. surpasser en grandeur.
i Overskip, ô-veur-skip', v. a. franchir.
•Oversleep, ô-veur-slip', v. a. dormir trop.
Oversiip, 6-veur-slip', v. a. omettre, négliger.
Oversuow, ô-veur-sno', v. a. couvrir de neige.
Oversold, ô-vcur-sold', v.a. vendre trop cher.
OvcTsoon, ô-vear-Houne', ad, trop tôt.
Overspent, ô • veur - speuu't', a. excédé de fali^uf,

harassé. ■ ■ , j j.

•Overstaud, ô-veur-stanu d'. v. n. insister trop.
Overstep. 6-veur-stcp', v. a. dépasser, . . , .
Overstraui. o-veur-stréuf', v. a. et n. étendre trop;

s'épuiser en efforts.
•Overstrow. 6-veur-strô', v. a., loucher.
Oversway. ô-veur-soué', v. a. gouverner,
I «Overswell. ô-veur-souel', v, a. inonder.
I Overt, ô-vert<-, a, — ly, ad, ouvert.

•Overtake, ô-veur-teki-', v. a. atteindre, surprend>t,
I Overtask, oveur-task', v. a. surcharger de trayaù.
Overtax, ô-veur-taks'. v. a, siu;h,uger d' impôts.
Overthrow, iV-veur-thrô, s. renvcrsrincnt, m. : d-j,nti,

f . •_. ,',.veurthro'. 7'. n. Mv/rvrtf»-,- détruire.
Ove'rthw.irt. ô-veur-thou.utc, a. — ly, ad. obU/iu,

opposé, de travers. .

Overthwartness, o-veur-thouarte' -nesar, s. perversité, \.
Overtop, ô-veur-top', v. a. s'élever au-dessus de ; sur-
passer.
Overtower, ô-vcur-taou'-eur, v. a. dominer.
Overtrust, ô-veur-tru-t«', v. a. avoir trop de coup-

anceen. .

Overture, ô'-veur-tchiour, s. ouverture, t.
Overturn, ô-veur-tcuruc', v. a. renverser.
Overvalue, ô-veur-val'-iou, v. a. estimer trop.
Overveii, ôveur-vol', v. a voiler.
Overvote, ô-veur-votf', v. a, obtenir plus de voix.

ô-veur-ouiut', v, n. s'en faire accroire ; (In

-ly, ad. pré

Overween,

prcsompluiux.
Overweeuiui,', 6-veur-oui'-iun )f,ne,

somptueux. .... <•

Overweitîht, ô'-vour-ouet/", f. preponderance, f
Overwhelm, ô-vcur-ouelui', v. a. écraser :com!>ier 0
•Overwork, ô-veur-oucurk'. 7'. n. travailler trop. _
(Iverworu. 6-veurouoru?'. a, ewc.tc ; accal'le ; use.
( iverwrouiiht. 6v^ur-r,'itf', a, ticjable ; use; gate.
Owe, 6, ■:''^ a. devoir, cire oblige. ^
Ouinij. ô'-iuR);/', a. du, impiitalhe,
l.)w\,:in\il, s. hibou, m. .

Own, âne, a. propre; iny— , le mie», mon bun; —i'"'*

avouer; poss-der : réclamer.
Owner, ô'-neur, s. propriétaire, m,

OWN

Ownership, ft'-neur-chlp, s. froM/ti', f.

Owse, ouz^, t. tan, m.

Oi, oks (ft. oxen), s. bauf, m. ; -fly. x. taan, m. ;

— liouse. — stall, s. /t,ibU à tau/s, t.
Oiyil. oks'-id^, s. ox^de, iii.
Oxymel, oks'-i-mel, s. oxvinfl, m.
tlycr, u'-jciir, r. aiu/ition, f.

Oyts, 6-yiss'. int. Jaitti siknce ! ecoutfs ! [/^ailUre f
Oy:.lcr. oi'-stour, s. Aiiitre, f. ; — wciich, — woman, s.

Pabular, pab'-iou-l,ir, a. alimtutfux.

Paiuilation, pa-biou-lé'-cliciin*', s. nourrttuif, f.

Paci.-, \)éce, s. pus, ni. ; ntliire, f. ; M'dijucs, pi. j —, v.

a. tt II. mesurer fiar pas : alter an pas.
Pactr, pc'-ceiir, s. qui va au fas ; qui va Camble.
Pacihc, pa-cif'-ik. a. pacijique.
I'aciliration. pa-ci-fi-ké'-cheuni-, s. pacifi cation, f.
Pacilicator, pa-ci-fiké'-teur. s. pacijicaleur, \\\.
Pacificatory, |)a-cir-i-ké-teur-i, a. pacifique.
Pac.licr, pas'-i-fai'-cur, s. pacifuatenr, ni.
Pacify, pas-i-faï. *. a, pacijier.
Pack, pak. s. paquet ; ballot, ni.; vie u te, f. ; feu cte

ra/.,j. m. ; — clutli, s. toile itemballaire, t. ; — horse.

s. cheval de ioinnie, ni. ; — saddle, s. bât, m. ;

- thread, s. /icelle, (. ■ —, v. a. et n. emballer

I «57 ]

Palm,

PAR

comploter ; décamper, plier bai;ai.'e.
'ackaiio, pak'-édj?. s. ballot; eniball

liage, m,
. s. einoaiieiir, m.
Packet, pak'-ett. s. paquet, paquebot, m. ; — bo.lt, s.

paquebot, m. j —, v. a. empaqueter.
Pact, pakt, l'action, pak'-clieunc. .f. pacte, contrat, m.
Pactitioiis, pak-tich'-ciic<r, <i. fo;!!/!:»/;/; arrêté.
Paii. pad, s. chemin, voleur de grand chemin, cous-
sinet ; tampon, ni. ; — way, s. grand chemin : —, v.

n. marcher doucement ; voler sur le grand chemin;

hnirreler.
Padder, pad'-eur, s. voleur de grand chemin, m.
l'jddie. pad'-dr. s. rame; ratissoire, f. ; —, v, n.

ramer ; patrouiller.
Paddier, pad'deur, s. rameur, m.
Paddock, pad'-eiik, s. crapaud; parc, m.
Padlock, pad'-lok, s. cadenas, ni. ; —, v. a. firmer

avec un cadenas.
P.ii,Mn, pé'-ganc, a. pafen ; —, s. païen, m.
Paganism, pé'-ga-nizm, s. paganisme, m.
Paiie, pédj?, s. fage, f. ; pa,i]e, m. ; — . v. a. paginer.
Pajjeaiit, pail'-jeuiin't, s. pompe, f. ; —, a. pompeux.
Pageantry, pad'-jeun^-tri, s. pompe, f. [sptendide.

Paid, péclir, v. l'ay.
tPaidle, pè-dl", s. bâton, m. ; houe, f.
tPaik, pèk/, s. coup, in. ; —, v. a. battre.
Paii, pél^, s. seau, ni.
Pailiiiail, pel-mel', ad. pfle-mêle.
Pain, pen?, s. peine ; douleur, f. ; to take —s, se donner

de la peine; —, v. a. faire de la peine ; faire mal.
Painful, pén^-foul, a. — ly. ad. pénible.
Painfulness, pén.r'-foiil-ness^, s. peine, i.
Painim, pe'-niiii^, s. païen, m.
Painless, pénif'dess^, a. sans peine.
Painstaker. pénV-td-kenr. s. personne laborieuse, f.
Painstaking, pén'z'-té-kin'jf;/;. a. laborieux.
Paint, pent, s. peinture, {. ; fitrd, m. ; —, v. a. et n.

peindre ; farder ; se farder.
Painter, pénf'-teiir, s. peintre, m. {titre, f.

Paiiitiiijî, pén^'-tin'jjx?, l'ainture, pénir'-tchioiir, x./<fjM.
Pair, per, s. paire, f. ; couple, m. ; —, v. a. et ».

accoupler ; s'accoupler.
PaLice, pal'-ass, .c palais, m.
Palatable, pal'-a-t-vbr, a. agréable au goiit.
Palate, pal'-ntc, s. palais; goût. m.
Pale, peL", a.p aie, blême ; — faced, a. au vïsaq-e 1>âle ;

—, s. pieu, m. ; enceinte, f. ; —, v. a. et '«. 'fiire

piilir ; pâlir.
Paleness, ptil^'-iiessi». s. pâleur, f.
l'aleonraiihy. pa-li-oj,''-ra-fi, s. paléographie, f.
Palette, pal'-it?, s. palette, f.
Palfrey, pal'-fri (pAl'-fri), s. palefroi, m.
j'ahsade, padi-sedf', s. paléssade, f. ; —, v. a. palis-
Palish, nél'-ich^, a. un peu pâle. [sader.

rail, p.ll, s. tiuinteau de cérémonie ; drap mortuaire,

m. ; —, V. a. et n. ajf'adir ; blaser ; s'ajjadir.
Pallet, pal'-itî, s. petit lit. in. ; f alette, f.
Pallianient, pal'di-a-niennt, s. habillement, vêlement, m.
Palliate, pal -li-ét*'. v. a. pallier ; adoucir.
Palliation, pal-li-é'-cheuiic, s. palliation, f.
Palliative, pal'-li-a-tiv, s. palliatif, m.
l'allid. pal'-lid^ a./rf/^.
Pallinall, pel-iucl', s. mail, m, '

pam«, /. paume, f. ; palmier, m. ; palme, f. j

— tree, s. palmier, m. ; — , t'. «. manier ; escamoter.
Palmer, pa'-meiir, s. pèlerin, m. : chenille, f.

l'.iliiiy, pa'-iiii, a. planté de palmiers.

l'alp.ible, pal'padW, <i. -bly, ad. palpable ; clair,

l'al|)ableness, pal'-pa-bl'-nessc, s. evidence, f.

ralpit.ite, pal'-iii-lctf, v. n. palpiter.

Palpitation, pal plie'-clieun^, s. palpitation, f.

Paisfjrave. \A\?:-\^\i'ie. s. comte palatin, m.

Palsical, p.ll'.zi.kal, l'.iKied, p.al'-zia^ a. paralvtiqiie,

Pa sy, p.lf'.zi, .r. paralysie, f. [pa'raiysé.

l'.ilter. pai'-teur, v. n. bia.ser.

Palterer. pil'-teur-eur, s. biaiieur, m.

Paltriness, pai'-tri-nessi», s. mesquinerie, f.

P.Utry, p,'il'-tri, a. mesquin.

Paiii|jer, paiinr'-peur, v. a. dorloter ; caresser.

Pamphlet, paiii^'-tlett, s. pamphlet, m.

Pamphleteer, panu'-flet-ir', s. pamphUtaire, m.

Pan, paiiir, s. porte ; terrine, t. ; l/amnet, m.

l'anado, paiië'-dô, s. panade, f.

Pancake, \y.n\e' -V.<:V.e , s. crêpe, f.

Pancy, paii<r'-ci. s. pensée, t.

Pandiculation, pan^-di-kiuu-lé'-chetin^ s. pandlcu.'a-

Pane, pêne, s. panneau de vitre ; pan, m. [tion, L

Paiiejjyric, pa-ni-djer'-ik, s. panégyrique, m.

P.iiietiyrist, pa-ni-djer'-istc, s. panégyriUe, m.

Panel, pan"'-il, s. panneau, m. ; 'liste des Jurés, f. ;

— , V. a. lambrisser à panneaux.

Panjf, pan ^î«c, s. angoisie. f. ; —, v. a. torturer ;

Panic, pan"-ik, s. terreur panique, f. \\Jarcir,

l'aniiaL'c, pan'-idjc, s.glandée, f.

P.umel, pan'-nil, t. bât ; gê.Mcr, m.

Pannier, iiaii''-yeur, s. panier, m.

Pansy, panf'-si. s. peiisre, f.

Pant, paiin't, s. palpitation, {. ; —, v. n. palpiter;

soupirer après.
Pantaloon, paiif-ta-louiit;'. s. pantalon, ni.
Painheism, pan(^-tlii-i.^iii, s. pant/iéiime, m.
l'ainher. panc'-theur, s. panthère, f.
Pantile, pan^-tail^. s. tuile faitière, f.
Pantins{ly, pan<r'-tin't;/;<-li, ad. en palpitant.
Pantler, pann't'deur, s. pauetier. m.
Pantofle, panc'-tou'-lV, s. pantoujte. f.
Pantomime, ijan<;'-tô-iiiaiin?, s. pantomime, m. et f.
Pantry, pan<r'-tri, s. office, f. gardemanger, m.
l'ap, papr, s. mamelle ; bouillie, t.
Papa, pa-pa', s. papa, pire, m.
Papacy, pé'-pa-ci, s. papauté, f.
Pap.il, pe'-pal, a. papal.
Papaverous, pa-pav'-er-euct^, a. de pavot.
Paper, pé'-peur. s. papier ; Journal, in. ; — bonk, x.

cahier, m, ; — m iker, .v. Jabricant de papier, m. ;

— mill, s. papeterie, f. ; — money, s. papiei-iitomiaie,
m. ; —,a. de papier ; —, -■. a. tapisser de papier.

Papillary, pap'-il-a-ri, a. papillaire.

l'.ipist, pé'-pistt', s. papiste, m.

P.ipistical, p.T-i)is'-ti-kal, a. du papisme.

Papistry, pé'pis-tri, s. papisme, ni.

Pappy, pap'-i, a. pulpeux.

l'ar, par, s. pair, m ; parité, f.

Parable, par'-a-M', s. parabole, f.

Parabolic, —al, pa -abol'-ik, —al, a. —.ally. ad.

parabolique.
Parade. pa-réd«'.

Paradisiacal, pa-ra _ ^

Parailise, par'-a-daizf, s. paradis, m.'

l'aradox, par'-a-doks, s. paradoxe, in.

tParatîle. par'-af-li', j. etala.i^e, m.

Paraxon, par'-a-t;on^, s. modèle parfait, m. ; — . v. a.

comparer, égaler.
Paragraph, par'-a-jjraf. s. para.i;raphe, m.
Parallel, i ar'-al-lel, a. parallèle ; —, s. parallèle ; con-
formité, f. ; — , V. a. mettre en parallèle : comparer.
Paralo^'ize, pa-rar-ô-djai.;c. v. n. faire de faux rai-
l'aralyse, par'-a-laïzt-, v. a. paralyser. [sonnemenls.
Paralytic, par-a-lit'-ik, a. paraly.-.qne.
Paramount, par-a-nmouim't', .7. scuverain, supérieur;

— , s. souverain, chef, ni.
Paramour, par'-a-mour, s. amant, la.
l'arapet, par'-a-jiett, s. parapet, m.
Paraphernalia, pa-ra-fer-ne'-li-a, s. pi. biens paraphe»^

n.iitx, m. pi.
Paraijhrase, par'-a-fréz^. s. paraphrase, f . ; —, v. a,

paraphraser.
Paraphrast, par'-a-frasti», s. paraphraste, m.
Parasite, par'-a-saitf, s. parasite, m.
Parasitic, —al, pa-ra-sit'-ik, —al, a. de parasite.
Parasol, par'-a-sol, s. parasol, m. ; ombrelle, f.
Parboil, par'-boïl, v. a.Jaire bouillir à d, mi.
Parcel, p.ir'-cil, s. petit paquet, m, ; quanUté, i. ; — ,t/.a,

partager, diviser.

s. parade, f. ; —,v. a. faire la parade,
•a-di-zai'-a-kal. a. deparadu.

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Parccr.e/, par'-cen'-eur, s. ro/>io/ni'/itirt ; cohiriiitt . in.
Kirch, partch, v. a. et >i. i;ri/ler ; s/cher; se dessécher.
I'archedncsi, par' ••;licil-iifss/, s. sécheresse, f.
r>ircliiiiciit, partclr-moiiut, s.fafcJteiniii, m. ; —maker,

s. tiirchtiitinier, 111.
Piinl, parilf, Pardulc, par'-ck-l^, s. le'ofarti, m.
I'ariluii, i)ar'-ii"n, s. jf>a>-cio)t, m. ; /,'i'iice, f. j —, v. a.

pit iiioiiiier, /aire ^nhc,
I'ariloiialile, p-ir'-il'ii-a-lil', a. — bly, ad. /laidonnable.
I'ardoiicr, par'-d'n-eur, s. le/iii qiiipaidoiine.
l'are, pérr, v. a. roj;iier : payer.
Parent, pe'-reuu'i, s. phe, 111. ; luh-e, f.
l'arLiitajîc, par'-eiin-tciljc, s. pareille ; extinction, f.
I'.ireiitali \)i\-tenn' -XaX, a. pareiitel : iiiaieniel.
I'arciUliesis, pa-reiin'-lhi-ciss^, a. parcntliise, f.
Parcr, pc'-reur, s.paroir, boutoir, m.
Purget, par'-djett, J. cre'pi ; apse, 111. j —, v. a. crépir;

pldtrer.
Pariiw, peS'-rin'fj//^, s. ronniire; pelure, f.
I'aribli, par'-ichf, j. paroisse, f. ; — , a. paroissial.
Paribliioiicr, pa-ricli'-eiiii-eur, ,r. paroiisieii, iik
Paritor, par'-i-leur, s. appariteur, in.
Parity, par'-i-ti, s. panic, e);atilé, f.
Park, park, s.parc, in. ; —, v. a. enfermer,
Parker, park'-uur, s.^aide de pare, 111.
Parle, pari, s. conversation, f.
I'arley, par'-li, s. conference, f. ; pourparler, m. ; —,

V. n. parlementer.
Parli.iiiient, par'-li-meiin't, s. parlement, m.
Parliamentary, par-li-mcnn'-ta-ri, a. parlementaire.
Parlour, par'-leiir, s. parloir ; salon, m.
Parochial, pa-r6'-ki-al, a. paroissial.
Parody, par'-o-di, s. p.irodie, I. ; — , v, a. parodier.

Parole, pa-r61(î', s. parole, f.

r.iroquet, par'-6-kett, s. perruche, f.

Paroxysm, par'-ok-ci^in, s. paroxysme, m.

Parricide, par'-ri-saïdf, s. parricide, m.

■fParritch, p.ir'-ritjc, v. l'orridt;e.

Parrot, par'-cut<, s. perroquet, m.

Parry, par'-i, v. a. parer.

I'arse, parse, v. a. analyser.

Parsimonious, par-si-mo'-iii-euc^, at. — ly, ad. parci-
inonieiix.

Parsiinoniousness, par-si-mô'-ni-cucf-nesse. Parsimony,
par'-si-meun-i, s. parcimonie, t.

Parsley, pars'-li, s. persil, in.

Parsnip, pars'-nip, s. panais, in.

Parson, par'-s'n, s. tninistre, curé, m.

Parsona(,'e, par'-s'n-édji", s. cure, f. ; presbytère, m.

Part, parte, s, partie ; part ; portion, f. ; parti, rôle;
devoir, m. ; — s, //. talents, m. pi. ; qualités, f. pi. ;
contrée, f . ; — ,v. a. et n. diviser; séparer ; se sé-
parer; partir ; to — with, quitter ; se défaire de.

Partable, par'-ta-bl', a. qui peut être partagé.

Partage, par'-tédje, s. partage, m.

•Partake, par'-téke', v. a. et n. partager ; participer.

Partaker, par-té'-keur, s. participant, m.

■(Partan, par-tane, s. crabe, m.

Parter, par'-teiir, s. celui qui sépare.

Parterre, par-ter', s. parterre, m.

Partial, par'-ch.il, a. /|rtJVi<r/; partiel.

Partiality, par-clii-al'-i-ti, s. partialité, {,

Partialize, par'-chal-aize, v. a. rendre partial,

Partiability, iinr-tibir-i-ti, s. divisibilité, f.

Partible, par -ti-bl", a. divisible.

Participant, par-tis'-i-panu't, a. participant.

Participate, par-tis'-i-pcte, v. a. cl ti. parlas;er ; par-
ticiper ; prendre part.

Participation, par-ti-ci-pé'-cheune, s. participation, f.

Participle, par'-ti-ci-pl', s participe, m.

Particle, par'-ti-kr,j./«>v«7//e; parcelle, f.

Particular, par-tik'-iou-lar, a. — ly, ad. particulier;
spécial; exact; bizarre; re»:.irquable ; — , s. par-
ticularité, f. ; point, sujet, ni. j in — , eu particulier.

Particularity, par-ti-kiou-lar'-i-ti, s. particularité, i.

Particularize, par-tik'-iou-la-raize, v. a. particulariser.

Parting, par'-tin'ç;/e, j. téparalion, f. ; départ, m. ;
— cup, s. coup de létrier, m.

Partisan, par'-ti-zaiw, s. partisan, m.

Partition, par-tich'-eune, s. séparation ; cloison, {. ;
partage, m. ; — wall, s. mur mitoyen, ta. ; —, v, a.
diviser en parties ; partager.

Partitive, par'-ti-tive, a. partitif.

Partly, parte'-li, ad. en partie.

Partner, part^'-neur, s. compagnon, m. ; compagne, f. ;
partenaire, m.; —, v. a. s'associer.

Partnership, part^-neur-chip, s. association ; société, f.

Partook, par-touk', v. Partake. , ,

tPartrick, par'-trik, v. Partridge.

Partridge, par'-tridje, s. perdrix, t.

Parturition, par-tchiou-rich'-cune.j. /«■/•/«/•«.'»<»«, f.

Party, par'-ti, j. parti, m. j partie, f. ; intérêt ; dtver,

tissenunt, m. ; to Ue a — to, prendre part à; — j\iry,

s. jury mi-parti, m. ; — man, se factieux, m. ; — w.ill,

J. mur mitoyen, m.
rasth.il, pa.'-K.il, a. pascal.
Pasquiii, p.is'-kouiiie, P.isquinadc, pas-koui-ncde, s.

pasquinade, f.
Pass, passe, s. détroit ; passage; passeport, m. ; IvHf ■

situation, f. ; —, v. a. et n. passer; transmeliie ;

traverser ; omettre ; surpasser ; arriver ; s'écoiiier ,■

to — sentence, prononcer une sentence ; to — one's

word, ciiga.i;er sa parole ; to — away, dissiper; a

passer; to — by, passer; négliger; to — oui,

sortir.
Passable, pas'-sa-bl', a. pernu-able; praticable.
Passage, pas'-idje, s. passaj;e ; éî'énemeiit, \\\.;afft>iir, (.
Passenger, jjas'-ine-djeur, s. passager, voyageur, ni.
Passer, pas -cur, s. passant, m.
Passibility, pas-si-bil'-i-ti, s. passibilité, f.
Passible, pas'-si-bl', a. passible.
Passing, pas' in'g«e, a. et ad. excellent ; extrêmement.
Passion, pach'-eune, s. passion, affection ; colère, f.;

— week, s. semaine sainte.
Passionate, pach'-euu-ate, a, — ly, ad, passionné, iras-
cible.
Passionateness, pach'-eun-at«-nesse, s. disposition à st

passionner, f.
Passionless, lach'-eune-lcsse, a. sans passion.
Passive, pas -siv, a. — ly, ad. passif.
Passiveness, pas'-siv-nesse. Passivity, pas-siv'-t-ti, s. â.u

passif, m.
Passover, pas'-ô-vcur, s. Pâque, f.
Passport, pas'-porte, s. passe-port, m.
Past, \>a:>te,a.etpr.passé; au delà de; au-dessus dt ;

hors de.
Paste, peste, s. piite, f. ; stras, m. ; —board, s. carlon,

m. ; — maker, s. cartoiinier, m. ; — , v. a. coller.
Pastern, pas'-teurne, s. paturon, m.
Pastil, pas'-til, s. pastille, f. ; pastel, m.
Pastime, pas'-taime, s. passe-temps, m.
Pastor, pus'-teur, s. pasteur, in.
Pastoral, pas'-teur-al, a. pastoral.

Pastry, p;is'-tri, s. pâtisserie, f. ; —cook, s. pdtissier.

Pasturage, pas'-tchiou-rédje, s. pâturage, m. [in

Pasture, pas'-tchiour, s. pâture, f. ; — ground, s, fa-
turage, m. ; —, v. a. et n. faire paître ; fialtrc.

Pasty, pas'-ti, s. pâté, m.

Pat, pâte, a. et ad. — ly, ad. propre, convenable ; \
propos, à point ; — , s. tape, f. ; \pot, m. ; — , v. n.

frapper doucement.

Patch, patch, s. pièce ; mouche {visage), f. ; —work, ;.
rapiecetage, m. ; — , v. a. rap éceter, raccomimdo;
plâtrer.

Putcher, patch'-eur, s. ravaudeur, va.

Pâte, péte, s. tête, caboche, (.

Patent, pat'-enu't, a. p> ivilégié, breveté; — , s.paUn'.i,
f. ; brevet, m. ; — , v. a. breveter.

Patentee, pa-tcnn-tî', s. brévetaire, m.

Paternal, pa-ter'-nal, a. — ly, ad. paternel.

Paternity, pa-ter'-ni-ti, j. /a/er«»V/, f.

Path, path, s. chemin ; sentier, m. ; — way, s. seiitiir,

Pathetic, —al, pa-thef-ik, —ally, ad. pathétique. [m.

Pathless, path'-lesse,_ a. ou il ny apasde sentier.

Patliology, pa-thol'-ô-dji, s. pathologie, f.

Pathos, pé'-thos, s. pathétique ; patlios, m.

l'atibulary, pa-tib'-iou-la-ri, a. patibulaire.

Patience, pe'-chenn'ce, s. patience, f.

Patient, pé'-cheim't, a. — ly, ad. piitient ; —, s.patitnti
malade, m.

Patine, pat'-ine, s. patène, f.

Patriarch, pé'-tri-ark, s. patriarche, m.

Patriarchate, pé'-tri-ar'-kate, s. patriarcat, m.

Patrician, pa-trich'-eune, s. patricien, m.

i Patrick, pat'-rik, v. Partridge.

Patrimonial, pa-tri-mô'-ni-al, a. patrimonial.

Patrimony, pat'-ri-meun-i, s. patrimoine, m.

Patriot, pé'-tri-eute, s. patriote, m.

Patriotic, pé-tri-ot'-ik, a. patriotique.

Patriotism, pé'-tri-eut-izm, s. patriotisme, m.

Patrocinate, pa-tross'-i-néte, v. a. proléger.

Patrol, pa-lrôr, s, patrouille, t.; —, v. n. faire &
patrouille.

Patron, pé'-treune, s. patron ; prolecteur, m.

Patronage, pat'-reun'-idje, s. patronage, m. ; —, v. (t,
protéger.

Patroness, pé'-treun-esse, s. patronne, f.

Patronize, pat'-rô-naize, v. a. protéger.

Patten, pat'-ine, s. patin, 111.

Patter, pat'-eur, v. n. trépigner.

Pattern, pat'-eurii, j. modile; échantillon; deitin,ra,

tPattle, pat'-tr, s, curoir, m.

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Paucity, |).V-ci-ti, s. pel ili çim ni Ut', {.

(l'aiik, pÀkf, X. rtise, l.

jl'auky, pAk'-i, it. rus/.

r.iuiicli, iiaim'tli, s. /anse, f. ; —, v. ii. /veu/rer,

r.iii|>cr, ii'i'-|iLur, s. faiivre, iiitii^'en/, tu.

l'au|>crisii\, p.V-puur-izni, s. paiipcrisnte, m.

l'aube, p.U?, s. paiisf, f, ; — , v. il. /aire une pause;

rjlàhir, examiner.
V.wi'iv.T, pft'-zcur, s. celui qui s'arn'le, (/ni ri'Jleihil.
l'.ivc, pcw, V. a. piiver.
l'.ivciueiit, pdvir'-mciiirt, s. pave, m.
l'aw, j)â, s. palle, arijl/e, f. ; — , v. a. et n. trdpigner ;

patiner; caresser.
fl'.iwk, plk^, s. finesse, f.
■fl'.iwky, pAk'-i, a..//«, tnalin.
l'.ivvn, pâiif, s. sa^e : pion, m. ; —broker, s. préteur sur

ga^es, m. ; — , v. a. mdtre en i;a^'e,
l'ay, pé, s. paye, f. ; salaire, m. ; — day, s. Jour de

payement, iii. ; — master, s. payeur, caissier, m.; — ,

II. a. payer; to — a visit, /aire une visite ; to — olT,

acquitter; renvoyer; se veuj^er de.
Payable, pé'-a-bl' <i. payable.
P.iyer, p<i'-eur, J. /><z>(r«r, m.
Payment, pé-incim t, s. payement, m.
Pea, pi, s. pois, m.
Peace, pict', s. paix, t.: at —, en pave ; — maker, s.

pacificateur, m. j — officer, s. officier de police, ni. ; —

olFerin),', s. sacrifice propitiatoire, m.; —, int. silence t

fat.\l
Peaceable, pi'-sa-bl", a. — bly, ad. paisible.
Peaccablcness, pi'-ba-bl'-uess^, s. état paisible, m.
Peaceful, picf'-foul, a. — ly, ad. paisitile, traïuiuille.
Pe.icefulness, pidr'-foul-ness*", s. trantjuiltitc, f.
Pescli, pitch, .J-. pt'che, f. ; — tree, s. pêcher, m. ; —, v. a.

accuser.
Peachick, pi'.tcliik, s. paoïineaii, m.
Peacock, pi'-kok, s. paon, m.
Pe.Jien, pi'lieiu\, s. paonne, f.
Peak, pik, s. pic; sommet, m. ; — , v. n. avoir l'air

malade.
Peal, pil, s. bruit; carillon, m. ; — , v. a. et n. agiter;

étourdir ; retentir.
Pear, per, s. poire, f. ; — tree, s. poirier, m.
Pearl, perl, j. perle ; taie sur l'ont, (. ; — barley, s. orge

perle, m. ; — , v. a. orner de perles.
Pearly, per'-li, a. plein de perles.
Peasaut, pez'-ann"t, s. paysan, m.
Pe.isautiikc, pez'-aun't-laikir, a. rustique.
Peasantry, poz'-ann't-ri, s. paysans, \n. pi.
Pe.iscod, pis'-kod, s. cosse de pois, {.
Pe.ise, pizt-, pi. de Pea ; t— bogle, s. épouvantai/, m. ;

t— weep, s. vanneau, m.
Pe.it, pit*', s. tourbe, houille, f.
Pebble, peb'-bl', s. caillou, m.

l'ebbled, peb'-bl'd, Pebbly, peb'-bli, a. caillouteux.
Peccable, pek'-ka-bl', a. peccable.
Peccadillo, pek-ka-dil'-lô, s. peccadille, {.
Peccant, pek'-kann't, a. coupable.
l'eck, pelc, s. picotin, m. ; —, v. a. becqueter; piocher.
Pecker, pek'-eur, s. pivert, m.
Peckled, pek'-klil, a. tacheté.
Pectoral, i)ek'-teur-al, s. pectoral, m.
l'eculate, pek' iou-lét<f, v. n. piller le trésor public.
Peculation, pek iou-lé'-clieun<r, s. pe'ciilat, m.
Peculiar, pi-kiou'-li-eur, ii. — ly, ad. particulier,

siiii;ulier.
Peculiarity, pi-kiou-li-ar'-i-tl, s. singularité, f.
Pecuniary, pi-kiou'-ni-eur-i, a. pécuniaire.
Ped.ntfojjiie, ped'-a-jfo^, s. pédagogue, m.
l'eilal, ped'-al, s. pédale, f.
Pedant, ped'-ann t, s. pédant, m.
Ped.iiitic, —al, pi - dauf'- tik, —al, a. —ally, ad.

tédantesque.
Pedantry, ped'-aii?-tri, .r. pédanterie, f.
tPeddir, ped'-deur, v. Pedlar.

Peddle, ped'-dl', v. n. s'occuper de bagatelles ; colporter.
Puddlinjf, ped'-lin'^'«(r, a. mesquin.
Pedcital, ped'-es-tal, j. piédestal, m.
Peilestrian, pi-des'-tri-au?, a. pédestre ; —, s. piéton, m.
Peditjree, ped'-i-jfri, s. généulogie, f.
Pediment, ped'-i-menn't, s. fronton, m.
Pedlar, l'edler, pcd'-leur, s. colporteur, m.
Pediery, ped'-leur-i, j. marchandises de colporteur, f. pi.
♦ Peeble, pi'-bl', v. Pebble.
Peel, pîl, s. pelure ; pelle à four, f. ; —, v. a. et n. peler;

piller; se peler.
Peeler, pil'-eur, s. celui qui pèle ; pillard, m.
Peclinjfs, pîr-iirg;/?'z, s. pi. pelure, t.
Peep, pip, s. ceiUade, f. ; point du jour, m. ; — , v, H.

poindre ; paraître ; regarder à la dérobée.
Peeper, pip'-eur, s. poussin, m.

Peer, pir, s. pair ; compagnon, m. ; jetée, t. ; — ,V, H,

apparaître ; regarder.
Pcer.ijfe, pir'-idjt-, Pcertloni, pir'-deum*-, s. pairie, t.
Peeress, pir'-css;, s. pairesse, f.
Peerless, pir'-less^, a. sans pareil.
Poerlessness, pir'-lesstr.ness*-, s. incoiuparabilité, f.
Peevish, pi'-vich^, a. — ly, ad. bourru, morose.
Peevishness, pi'-vicher-ness/', s. mauvaise humeur, f.
Vcii, pc!,', s. cheville, f. ; fausset, m. ; — , v. a. cheviller,
f l'eyhini', pei^-in'K»/c, a. haletant.

ti egninir, pejf -nnf'/c, a. /i,
Pelf, pelf, s. richesses, f. pi.

Pelican, pel'-i-kanc, s. pélican, m.

Poll, pel, s. peau, f. ; parchemin, m.

tPellack, pel'-lak, s. marsouin, m.

l'ellet, per-itc, s. balle ; boulette, f.

Pellicle, pel'-li-kl', s. pellicule, f.

Pclhnell, pel-niel', ad. péle-méle.

Pellucid, pel-liou'-cid, a. transparent.

Pellucidity, pel-liou-cid'-i-ti, Pellucidiiess, pel-liou'-cld-

uessf, s. transparence, f.
Pelt, pelt, s. peau, f. ; coup, m. ; — montjer, s. peaussier,

m. ; — , V. a lancer ; canarder ; frapper.
tPeltrie, pel'-tri, s. pelleterie, f.
Pen, penn, s. plume, (. ; parc, m. ; to cul ou make .i —,

tailler une plume; — case, s. étui ,i plumes, m.; —

hoUler, s. porte-plume, ni.; — kîiife, s. canif, m. ; —

mail, s. calligraphe ; écrivain, m. ; —, f. a. et rire;

enfermer, parquer.
l'enal, pi'-iial, a. pénal.
Pcii.ility, pi-nal'-i-ti, Penalty, pcn''-al-ti, s. peine, f. ;

dédit, m.
Penance, pen''-ann'c^, s. pénitence, f.
Pence, pena'cf, //. de Penny.
Pencil, penn'-cil, J. pimeaii ; crayon, m. ; — case, s,

porte-crayon, m. ; —, i'. a. peindre ^ ilesuuer.
Pendant, jienn'-dann't, s. pendant, m. ; pendtloque, f.
l'endence, penn'-denn'ct', s.pemhant, m.; inclinaison,!.
Pendency, penu'-deim-ci, s. délai, m.
Pendent, penn'-denn"t, a. pendant ; suspendu.

iispens.

Pendulosity, penn-djiou-los'-i-:i, s. suspension, f.
Pendulous, penn'-djiou-leucfr, a. suspendu, en su
Pendulum, penn'-djioudeuiii^, s. pendule, m. et f.
Penetrability, i>en'-i-tr.a-bir-i-ti, s. pénétrahitité, f.
Penetrable, pen''-i-tra-br, a. penetrable ; sensible.
Penetrant, pen''-i-trann't, a. pénétrant.
l'enetrate, pen'-i-trét^, v. a. pénétrer, percer.
Penetration, pen'-i-trc'-cheuuf, s. pénétration, f.
l'enfui, penii'-foul, s. plumée, f.
Pen^'uin, peiin'-^ouiiu', s. pingouin, m.
Peninsula, pcn'-m<r'-siou-la, s. péninsule, f.
Penitence, pen'-i-tenn'ci", s. penitence, f.
Penitent, j)en''-i-tenn't, <i. — ly, ad. pénitent, repentant ;

— , s. penitent, m.
Penitential, pen'-i-tenn'-chal, a. de pénitence ; — , s.

péniteiitiel, m.
Penetentiary, pen'-i-tenu'-cha-ri, s. pénitencier, ui. ;

pénitence rie, t.
Pennant, i)en''-ann't, s. banderole, f. ; palan, m.
l'ennate, pen"-nét(r, a. ailé.
Penniless, pcii''-i-less^, a. sans argent.
Pennon, pen'-eunt-, f. Pennant.
Penny, pen''-i (//. pence), ileux sous ; -post, s. petite

poste, f. ; — wei;.jht, s. denier, m. ; — worth, s. valeur

de deux sous, f. ; bon tnarché, m.
Pensile, penn'-sil, a. suspendu. [ner.

Pension, penu'-cheun^, s. pension, f. ; — , v. a. pension-
Pensionary, ijenn'-clieun'-a-ri, a. pensionné, de pension,
i cnsiuner, penn'-cheun'-cur, s. pensionnaire, in.
Pensive, penn'-siv, a. — ly, ad. pensif, triste.
Peiisiveness, penu'-siv-nessc, a. air pensif, m.; rêverie, f.
tPensy, penn'-si, a. suffisant.
i'ent, penn't, a. enfermé.
Pentecost, penn'-ti-kost, s. la Pentecôte, f.
Penthouse, penn't'-liauuc,', s. appentis, in.
Pentice, penn'-tic«r, s. auvent, m. „

Pentile, penn'-taile, j'.yÎj/ViVjv, f".
l'enultliuate, pi-iieur-ti-metc, a. pénultième.
Penurious, pi-niou'-ri-euct", a. — ly, ad. avare ; maigre.
Penuriousness, pi-nion'-ri-euctr-ness^, s. avari,e ; pé-
Penury, pen''-iou-ri, s. pénurie, f. [nurie, f.

Peony, pi'-ô-ni, s. pivoine, f.
People, pi'-pl', peuple, m. ; gens, pi. ; — say, on dit ; —,

■v. a. peupler.
Pepper, pep'-eur, s. poivre, m. ; — box, s. poivrière, f. ;

— corn, s. grain de poivre, m. ; bagatelle, f. ; —, v. a,

poivrer.
l'eradventure, per-ad-venn'-tchiour, ad. par aventure.
Perambulate, pcr-anie'-biou-lét/, v. n. parcourir.
Perceivable, pcr-ci'-va-bl", a. — l)ly, ad. perceptible.
Perceive, per-civ', v. a, percevi/ir, a/^rceiiDir, s'afef

cevoir ; découvrir.

PER

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PET

f /•ar/iiil.
I. ; iiii'Oif-

Perceptibility,
fercefitioii, f.

PcrcL-ptiblc, per-ccp'-ti-bl', a. — biy. ad. />(ri,-/>UM€.

I'tTCu-iitioii, |ii-r-cc|i'-<jlieim<-. f./'i-ro/i/ii»l, I.

Porcc'iilivc, iier-ccp'tiv, n. afitrcirfaiit.

IVrcx-ptivlty, per-cep-tiv'-i-ti, r. /iUiillf ,U fiercrv^^ir^^.

I'crtli, pertth, J. f'fiihe. {. ; —, v. it. />■■>( li>r : if /<-/•< Iwr,

Percli.mce, perttlianu'cir', nd. par lunard ; fml-ttrt.

PorcDi.ite, pcr'ko-lcti^, v a. /illi-er.

Pcrcolatum, p^r■k(■.•lo'-clleull^ 1. /titration, f.

Porcuss, per-kcuss", v. a. Irul'po-.

Percussion, pcr-kL-iicli'-ouiic, i. pcnttssion, f. ; —gun, s,
fiisil à t>eriiission, /iisil d l<iito>t, ill.

Perdition, per-ilicli'-eunt-, s. perdition, ruine, f.

Perdue, por-dioii', ad. en emlniscade, iecrttemeiit.

Perilur.itioii, per-diou-ré'-clieuuf, s. t,iiij:ite durée, t.

PereKrin.Uc, per'-i-jjri-iiet^ v. n. voya.i^er.

l'ore^riiLiUoii, per-i-i,'ri-né'-chcun(f, j. voyage, m.

Pcienipt, per-euil', v. a. liter ; eira.ier.

Pereiiipti<jn, per-em '•clicuiic, i. pi'reinption, f.

Peremptory, per-eiii"-t6-ri, a. — i!y, ad. pcreinptoirt :
dejinitif.

Peremii.il, pcrcnn'-ni-al, (i./t'>'///.7c/.

Pereiiiiity, pereim'-ili-li, s. perpétuité, f. [lionner.

Perfect, per'-fekt, a. — ly, ad. par/ail; —,v. a.perjec-

Perfection, per-lek'-clieiinc ,f. per/ectian, t.

Pcriettion.itc, |)er-fek'-clijiin-et!", ?'. a. rendre

Pcrfectness, per'-fekt-nessc, s. perfection
/aire, 111.

Perfidious, pe^■fld'-yclIC^ (t. — ly, ad. per/ide.

Penidiuiisiiess, per-lul'-yeuct'-nessf, Perlidy, (ler -li-di, s.
per/idte, (.

Perll.ite, per-llOt,'', 7/. a. sonj/f.-r a travers.

IVrtorate, per'-f'i-rctt-, v. a. per/orer. I /oner.

IVrforni, per-firiu', v.a.i t n. /aire.evniter ; s acyiiit.er ;

Perruruiable, iierlor'-m.il)!'. a. pratiiahle.

Perfoiniaiice. per-lor'-in innct", J. exeeitti.ni.K.; exploit,
111. ; action, f. ; onvra^-^e, in. ; representation, f.

Performer, per-forin'-eur, s. ex-'ciitenr; acteur, 111.

Perfume, ptr'-tiouinc, s. par/um, in. ; —, per-liouiiK',
V. a. par/iinier.

Perfuiictoriujss, per-feunk'-teuri-ness^, s. ne.i^li.^'eiice, f.

Perfunctory, per-feun'k'-leur-i, .1. — ily. ad. nej,'lii:ent,
siiper/iciel.

Perli.ips, per-liaps'. ad. peiit-i'tre. , . , ,

Periclii.ition, peri-kli-tc'-clieunf, !. péril, m.; épreuve, f.

Puriculous, pi-rik'-iouleucf, a. périlleux.

Peril, per'-il, s. péril, 111.

Perilous, per'-i-leuc«-, a. -ly. ad. périlleux.

Period, pi'-ri-euilc, s. période, f. ; période, m. ; époque, t.

Periodic, pi-ri-oil'-ik, a. périodique. _

Periodicals, pi-ri-od'-il:-alz, s. pl./euUlts périodiques,
f. pi. ; journaux, m. pi.

Periphery, pi-rif-i-ri. s. périphérie, f.

Periphrasis, pi-rif -ra-cissc, s. périphrase, t.

Perish, per'-iclif, v. n. pcrir ; être perdu.

Porish.iblo, per'-ich-ii-bi', a. perishable.

Periwig', iier'-i-oui};, s. perruque, f. ; —, V. a. coiffer,

Periwiiikfe, per'-i-ouinc-kl', s. pétoncle, f.

Perjure, per -djiour, v. a. se parjurer.

Perjurer, per'-djioiircur, s. parjure, m.

Perjury, per'-djiou-ri, J./ijr/«rc, m.

Perk, perk, <». eveilU' ; —, v. a. et n. parer; lever la
tête : se remettre. .

Permanence,— cy,per'-ma-nenn Ci;—c\,s.perinaneuce,t.

Permanent, per'-ma-nenn t, a. — ly, ad. permanent.

V<'rnie,ible, per'-mi-a-bl', a. perméable.

Permeate, per'-ini-étf, v. a. pénétrer.

l'ermiscible, perniis'-ci bl', a. qu on peut mêler.

Permissible, permis' -si-bl', a. qu'on peut permettre.

Permission, per-mitli'-euiif, s. permission, f.

Permissive, per-mis'-siv, a. — ly, ad. permis; avec
permission.

Permistion, permis' -tcheun^ s. mixtion, f.

Vermit, per'-iaitf, s. permis ; passavant, m.; —, per-
mit?', V. a. permettre.

Permittance, per-mil'-aiin'cc, s. permission, f.

Permutation, pcr-inioii-té-cheunf, s. permutation, f.

Pernicious, per-nich'-euc»-, a. — iy, ad. pernicieux

Perniciousness, per-uich'-eucf-ness^, s. qualtt- per-
nicieuse, f. .

Pernicity, per-nis'-i-ti, s. vitesse. '• . , , ^

Peroration, perô-rc'clieuiit', s. p.roraison, f. [ment.

Perpend, per-penn(i', t. a. peser ; considérer attentive-

Perpendicular, per-peiin-dik'-iou-lar, a. — ly, ad. per-
pendiculaire. ■„ ■ ç

Perpension, per-penn'-clieun4-, s. tejlexion, J.

Perpetrate, pcr'-pi-trct?, v. a. commettre.

Perpetr.ition, per-pi-tré'-cheuiif, s. perpetration, f.

Perpetual, per-pelt'-chiou-.al, a. — !y, ad. perpétuel.

terpetuale, pcr-pett'-chiou-éUf, v. a. perpétuer.

Perpetuity, per-nltlou'-i-li. s. perpétuité, t.
l'erpIcK, per-pleks', v. a. embarrasser ; einhreitUler.
Perplexediiess, per-pleks-edness«-, Perplexity, per.
i,\c\i.',-\i\, s. perplexité, con/uuon,f. Im.

Per.iuisite, por'.koui^-it?, .1. emolument ; easiiel ; droit,
l'er.iuisition. pcr-koui-zicU'-cuiw, s. perquisition, f.

i'erry, jier'-i, i. A'"'''' '"• , ,

Persecute, pcr'-si-kioul^ i/. <i. A"'''"''':.
IVrsei-ution, por-si-k.ou'-cheunf, s. persecution, f.
Persecutor, per'-si-kiouteur, s. persécuteur, 111.
Perseverance, persi-vi'-r.innc^ s. perseverance, f.
Persévérant, persi-vi'-rannt, a. persévérant.
Persevere, |)er-si-vir', T. «./••'•jrwj''.
Perseverin^ly, per-sivir'-in\'«f-li, ad. avecpersévéïanct,
l'ersist, per-sist', V. n. persister : persévérer.
l'ersistence, — cy, pcr-sis'-tcnn'c^ —ci, s. persistance,U
i'ctsQ\\,\ici'-^'n, s. personne, t.
l'ersoiial>le, per'-seiin-a-bl', a. de bonne mint.
Personage, per'-seim-idj?, s. perso*inai.'e, m.
Personal, pcr'-seunnl. a. — ly, ad. personnel.
Personality, per-so-nal'-i-ti, s. personnalité, t.
l'ersoiiate, per'-seunetc, v. a. représenter, louer.
l'ersoniticatioii, pcr-so-ui-fi-ké'-cheunc, s. personni/ica-

lion, f.
Personify, por-snn'-i-f.iï, v. a. personnifier.
Perspective, per-spek'-tiv, s. perspective; liinetlt

d'approche, I.
Perspicacious, per-spi-kë'-cheur.?, a. perspicace.
l'erspicicity, per-spikas'-i-ti, s. perspicacité, f.
Perspicuity, perspikiou'-i-ti, s. clarté, transparence, f.
Perspicuous, per-spik'-iou-euci", a. — ly, ad. clair;

tianspareui. ,, . .^

Perspiciiousness, per-siKk'-iou-euc^-nesst-, 7'. Perspicuity.

l'erspiration, per-s|)i-re'-clieunc, s. transpiration, l.
l'erspire, per-sp.iir', v. n. transpirer.
Persu.idable, per-soué'-da-bl', a. persuasible.
Persu.ide, per-souédi?', v. a. persuader.
Persuader, per-soué'-deur, s. celui qui hersuade.
l'ersuasible, per-soué'-zi-bl', v. Persu.id.ible.
Persu.ision, per-soué'-jc-uiit-, s. persuasion ; croyance, t
Persuasive, per-soué'-civ, a. — ly, ad. persuasij.
Vert, ncxte, a. —\y, ad. vi/; pétulant. , , .■ .

Pertain, per-t<in<f', v. n. appartenir. [obstiné.

l'ertinacious, per-ti-né'-clieuc^ a. — ly. ad. opiniâtre,
Pertinaciousness, per-ti-né'-cheucf-nessc, I ertinaciiy,

per-tinas'-i-ti, Pertinacy, per'-li-iiaci, s. opiniâtreté, t.
Pertinence, — cy, per'-ti-nemi ce, —ci, s. pertinence, 1.
Pertinent, per'-tinennt, a. — ly, ad. pertinent, cou.

vénalité. ^ ,. ('"-"f, f-

Pertiiientness, per'-ti-ncnn t-ness^, s. pertinence ; jus-
Pertin^ency, per-tin<-'-djeiin-ci, s. atteinte, t.
PertiiiL'ent, per-tin^'-djeniit, a. qui atteint, touche.
l'ertness, pert^'-ness*-, s. pétulance; ix'fertinence, f.
Perturb, per-teurbf', Perturbate, per leur -betf, v. a.

troubler. . ..,,,•

Perturbation, per-teur-bé'-cheun^ s. perturbation, t.
Perlurbalor, per-teur-bo'-teur, x perturbateur, 111.
Peruke, per'-ioukc-, s. perruque, t.; — inakor,

perruquier, m.
Perusal, pi-riou'-zal, s. lecture, f.
Peruse, pi-riouzf', v. a. lire ; parcourir.
Peruser, pi-riou'-zeur, J. lecteur, observateur, m.
Pervade, per-véd<r', v. a. pénétrer.
Pcrv.ision, per-vé'-jeun;, s. pénétration, f.
Perverse, per-vers?', a. — ly, ad. pervers.
Pervericness, per-verst-'-ness.-. Perversity, per-ver-si ti,

s. perversité ; méchanceté, f.
l'i.'rvert, per-vert/, v. a. pervertir, corrompre.
l'erverter, por-vcr'-teur, s. corrupteur, m.
Pervicacious, per-vi-ké'-clieucf, a. — ly, ad. opinititre.
Pervic.iciousncss, per-vi-ké'-clieuc<'-ness^, Pervicacity,

per-vi-kas'-i-ti, s. opiniâtreté, f.
WnUm^, \»:r'-v'i-euce, a. perméable; passable.
Pest, pest, s. peste, {.; — house, .f. hJpual de pesti/eres.m.
l'ester, pes' -leur, v.a. tn/ester ; importuner,
Pesterer, pes'-teur-eur, s. importun, ni.
Pesterons, pes'-teur-euc?, a. importun.
Pestilence, pes'-ti-lenncc, s. peste, f. [pestilentiel.

Pestilent, pes'-ti-lenn't. Pestilential, pes-ti-leun'-chal, a.
Pestle, pes'-sl', s. pilon, 111.
Pet, pett, s. dépit, m. ; boutade, t. ; /avori, m. ; —, v. a.

dorloter; gâter.
Petition, pi-tich'-eun^ s. pétition, f. ; —,v. a. demander,

pétitionner, supplier.
Petitionary, pi-tich'-eun-a-ri, a. suppliant.
Petitioner, pi-tich'-eun-eur, s. pétitionnaire, m,
Petre. pi'-teur, s. nitrt, salpêtre, va.
Petrification, pet-ri-fi-ké'-cheuiif, s. pétrification, f.
l'etrify, pet'-ri-fai, v. a. et n. pétri/ier ; se pétrifier.
Petrol, pi'-trol, s. pétrole, m.
Pctronel, pet'-r6-iiel, s. pistolet (f arçon, m.

s.

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PIT

rnticoat, pet'i ki'>(*. s./iiff, f.

!Vilifi>Kl,'cr, pet'-ifo^-ciir, s. r/iuaiifiir, m.

IVttiiicss, |>cl'-i-ncsv, s, fttUtssf, I.

I'cttish, pct'itlii', 11. i/iagrtii, ituiHssifiit.

I'diishiicss. pct'-iclij'-iicssc, s. hniiieiir iliitsyitie, f.

tiVllIc, pct'-ll', 7'. a. j;irUi:

I'ctty, pet'-i, 11. /(•/(/, iiisixni/ia'it.

I'ctiilatice, — cy, petl'-tliidii-i.iniii.^ —ci, s. fieliiliince,i,

l'etiilam, pett'-cliioii-l.iim't, n. — ly, ait fitfii.'iiiit.

I'cw, pioii, s, fia Hi- fer lilt"', 111,

Pewet, piou-itc, s. luipf't, f.

Hewtcr, piou'-tciir, r. rtiiiii, m.

I'ewUror, piou'-tciir-ciir, s. f'oHer tt/tain, m.

I'haiitaslic, v. I'.iiitastic.

I'liaiitnin, faiK'-tcuiiit', s./nnlifiitf, m,

I'harisce, f.ii'-isi, s. /•harisicii, in.

I'liarmacy, f.ir'-ina-ti, .f. /•hitrm.iiie, f.

riiaroh, fo'-russ, v. //«i/r, 111.

I'liasis, fe'-ciss (//. pliasi:-.), r. phase, f.

l'hc.ïsnnt, fcz'-aim't, s.yiiiuiii, 111.

I'licasanlry, (cz'-ann't-ri, s.jaisauiicne, f.

I'liL'iioiiieiion, li.iioiu'-i-iiunf (//. plicnuiiiuna), j. pMno^

mène, in.
riiial, lai'-al, s. fiole, f.

I'liilanlliropy, fi-l.inif'-lhro-pi, s, filiilatilhrofiie, f.
riiilolii;,'i;r, til(il'-6-iljtur, l'liilul<)},'iit, fi-lul'-ô-djist, X.

fhi/mù'xi"', I".
Philulony, (i-lc>l'.ô-(Iji, s. fhiloloi^ie, (.
Pliilusi>plijr, li-liifi'-o-fcur, x. fluloaofihe, m. [phii/ue.
Philosophic, — al, filo Z(jl'-;k, — al, u. —ally, ad. YiiiU'so-
I'liiloiopliize, fi-los'-ù.f.ûzc, V. a. raisonner en pliilo-
Philosophy, filos'-û-(i, s. fhiiosofihie, f. [sofi/ie.

I'hilter, til'-toiir, s. f>hiltre, \\\. ; — , v. a. enchanter.
Phlfj,'iii, ficni, s.Jlei;ine, \\\.
Phlus'iii.ttic. tloii'-iiiatik, a.flet^m.itii/ne.
I'liosphor, fus'-lcur, Phospliorus, fos'fo-rcuc?, s. fhos-

tnore. Ml.
tl'liraiM, Uize, v. u. faire des phrases.
Plirase, ficzi', r. phrase, f. ; —, v. a. exprimer.
Phrenology, frenol'-o-'lji, s. phrt'nolo£ie, f.
Plircnsy, I'renn'-zi, s. frénésie, f.
Phthisical, tiz'-i-kal, a. phihisii/iie.
Phthisis, thi'-ciss, s. phthisie, f.
Physic, fiz'-ik, s. tnedeciiie, f. ; — s, //. physique, f. ; —,

V. a. tiieduamenter.
Physical, fiz'-i-kal, a. — ly, ad. physique; medicinal.
Physician, fi-zich'-an^, s. médecin, in.
I'liysioKHomv, fi-zi-ojj'-nô-ini, s. physionomie, f.
Physioio(;y, fi-zi-ol'-ô-dji, s. physio/of^ii, f.
Piacular, pai-ak'-iou-lar, a. expiatoire.
Pianct, pai'-a-nett, s. grimpereau, m.
Pianist, pi'-a-nist, s. pianiste, m.
Piano, pi-an'-ô, s. piano, m.
Piaster, pai-as'-teur, s. piastre, {.
iI'il)rocli, paï'-brok, s. tnnsii/ue militaire, f.
Piciroon, pik-a-rniiiit^, s. pirate, m.
Pick, pik, s. pic, ni. ; e'iite ; \poix. f. ; —axe, s. picehe,

f. ; — lock, s. crochet, m. ; t — niaw, s. mouette, f. j

—pocket, — pnrsc, s. filou, m. ; — tliank, s.,/laf;o> neiir,

m. ; — tootli, s. cure-dent, m. ; — , 7'. a. et n. pii/uer ;

cueillir ; curer; choisir, crocheter, 7/oler ; pix'iiocher ;

to — oir, enlever; to — out, arracher, choisir; to —

up, ramasser ; frracher.
PicKapack, pik'-a-pak, l'ickback, p\k'-bak, a. sur le dos.
Picked, pik'-e<l, a. pointu, aix'u.
Pii'keer, pik-îr', v. a. Totcr, piller

Picker, uik'-cur, s. celui qui cueille, nettoie, etc.

Pickerel, pil

Picket, pik'-ctt, .t. piquet, 111

lik'-cur-il, s. lirochclon, m.

Picklc pik'-kl', j. sautnure, f. ; t.r''""' de bit', m. ;

— licrriiiij, s. bouffon, ni. ; — , v. a. mariner ; confire.
Pict, pikt, s. portrait, m.
Picture, pik'-tcliiour, s. peinture, f. ; tableau, m. ; — ,

V. a. peindre.
Picturesque, pik-tcliiou-resk, a. pittoresque,
l'iildle, pid'-cir, 7'. n. pif;nocher ; niaiser.
Pie, paî, s. piité, ni. ; pie, f.
Piebald, pai'-b.'ild, a. tachet/.
Piece, pici-, s. pièce, f. ; canon ; fusil, tableau, m. ; a-

piece, chacun ; — of wit. Irait d'esprit, m. ; — nical,

a. et ad. sépare' ; en pièces ; —, v. a. et n, rapiécer;

allonger ; raccommoder ; se joindre,
Piecelcss, pîce'-less^, a. entier.
Piecer, pi'-ceur, s. raccommodeur, m.
Pieil, paid, a. pie ; bif^arré.
Piedncss, paùr-nessï-, ,f. bi^^arrure, f,
Picr, pir, s. pile, f. ; trumeau, m. [trer.

Pierce, pircf, v. a. et h. percer ; forer ; toucher ; pêne'-
Piercingly, pîr'-cin'gwt'-li, ad. d'une manière périmante.
Piercinjfness, pîr'-cinV>/f-nes.s^, s. penetration ; subtilité.
Piety, paî'-i-ti s. pu te, f. [f.

'''tf< P'is'i ■'■ éochoH : saumon de plomb ; f Tasedi ttrre,

111. i —nut, s. truffe, f. ; —, v. n. c<\lu>nner.
Pi>,'eon, pid'-jiiif, .r. pi^^eon, m. ; — house, s. nlombitr ;

/<ii,'connier, m. ; — hole, s. boulin, m.
I''Hi;'iii pin'-iu^, s. petit seau, ni.
Piaillent, pij;'-iiicnu't, s, fard, m.
'''K"'>'' pin •'"'• s. P\x"'ce, 111.
l'Hiiioralion, pij;-nore'-clieun^, s. encagement, m.
Pike, paikf, s. brochet, m. ; piqut, f. ; — man, j. piquier,

ni. i —, 7'. a. aix'ui.\er.
Pil.ister, pi-las'-teur, s. pilastre, m.
IMcliari!, piltch'-eurd^, s. sardine, (.
Pile, paîl, s. pieu ; tas ; bûcher ; ditvet, m, ; —, V. a.

epnpiler, piloter.
Piler, pail'-eur, s. empileur, m,
l'ilfer, pil'-feiir, v. a. filouter.
l'ilferer, pil'-feiir-cur, s. filou, m.
l'illerinuly, pir.fcur-in'i;"<'-li. ad. enfiloH,
Pilftry, pil'-feur-l, s. filouterie, f.
l'il^;riiu, pil'-nriiu?, s. pèlerin, 111.
Piljiriinanc, pil'-Kri-medJ^, s. pèlerinas;f, m.
l'ill, \À\, s. pilule, f. ; —, v. a. et n. piller ; peler ; st Peler.
Pillai,'e, pir-idj^. s.pilla/^e, m. ; —, v. a. piller.
l'illajjer, pil'-iilj-cur, s. pilleur, m.
Pill.ir, pil'-eur, s. pilier; soutien, m.
Pillion, pil'-yeun^, s. selle de /emme, f.
l'illory, pil'-eur-i, s. pilori, 111.
l'illow, pil'-ô, s. oreiller; ioussin,m.; —case, s. tait

if oreiller, f.
Pilot, paî-leut^, s. pilote, m. ; —, v. a. pilottr,
Pilotaj;e, p.iï'-leut-idjf, s. pilotage, ni.
Pilous, paî-leuct-, a. velu, poilu.
l'iiueiit.i, pi-nienn'-ta, s. piment, m.
l'inipini;, pinit^-pin't;»;^. a. petit, chétif.
l'iiuplei piint''-pr, s, bouton, m.

l'in, pint-, s. épingle, quille : cheville, f. ; boulon, m. ; —
case, t. étui à epiii,i;les, m. ; — in.iker, f. épin\;tier, ni. ;
— money, s. ar)^enl mii;non, lu. ; — , 7'. a. attacher
avec des épini;les ; cheviller; enfermer.
Pincers, pinc'-ceur'z, s. pi. pinces, tenailles, f. pi.
l'incli, pitin'cli, s. pincée ; prise (tabac), f. ; embarras,
m. ; — fist, —penny, .t. avare, m. ; —,v.a. et n. pincer;
serrer; railler; vexer; souffrir.
Pinchbeck, pimi'cli'-bck, s. siinilor, m.
Pine, paîn?, s. pin. m. ; — apple, s. ananas, m. ; — ,

V. a. et H. languir ; faire languir ; déplorer.
Pinfold, pin^-fôld, s. parc, m. ; bergerie, t.
tPinfïlcd, pin'-fjl'd, a. mis en peine.
Pinguid, pinn'.i;'-ouid, a. gras.
Pinion, pin''-yeun<', s. aileron ; bout cCaile ; pignon,

m. ; — , V. a. lier les ailes.
Pink, pinn'k, s. afillet ; meilleur, m.; — , v. a. et n.

découper ; clignoter.
Pinnacle, pinn'-akl', s. pinacle, faite, m.
Piiiner, pm'eur, s. barbe, f. ; épinglier; \boiinet à

barbes, m.
Pint, piun't, s. pinte, f.
Pintado, pin^'-té-do, s. pintade, f.
Pioneer, paï-ô-nir', s. pionnier, m.
l'iony, pai'-euu-i, J. /K'i'i«?. f.
l'ious, p.iï'-euc^, a. — ly, ad. pieux.
Pip, \>\\->e, s. pépie, t. ; point (cartes), m. ; — , v. n,

pépier.
Pipe, païpf, s. pipe, f. j tuyau, conduit ; gosier, m. ; — ,

V. a. et n. marcotter; jouer de lafiiite ; crier.
Piper, paï'-peur, s.j'oueurdefiagcolet, in,
Pipctree, paip^'-tri, s. lilas, m.
l'ipinj;, y)n\' ■y'\n\ine, a. maladif; chaud.
Pipkin, pip-kiiif, j./rt/rfc /?r/r, m.
Pippin, pip'-inc, s. reinette, f.
l'iquant, pik'-ann't, a. — ly, ad. piquant.
Pitiue, pik, s. pique, f. ; différend, m. ; — of honour, s,

point d honneur, m. ; —, v. a. piquer,
Pi(iuct, pi-kett', s. piquet, m.
Pirr.cy, pai'-ra-ci, s. piraterie, f.

Pirate, i)ai'-ratf, s. pirate, m. ; — , v. n. pirater, pilier,
tPirn, peurn?, s. bobine, f.
i'iscition, pis-kii'-cheunf, r. pèche, f.
Piscine, pis'-saîn?, s. vivier, m.

Pish, picli, int.fi l pouah t ' . ' '

Pismire, piz'-niair*-, s. fourmi, f.
Piss, piss, V. n. uriner.
Pistachio, pis-té'-chô, s. pistache, f.
Pistol, pis'-teul, j. pistolet, m. j — shot, s. portée du

pistolet, f. ; — , v. a. tirer un coup de pistolet.
Pistole, pis-tôle, s. pistole, (.
Pistolet, pis-tô-Iett', s. pistolet de poche, m.
Piston, pis'-teune, s. piston, m.
Pit, pitt, s. fosse, f. ; tombeau ; parterre, m. ; — c<»l« *>

charbon de terre, m.
Pitapat, pit'-a-patt, s. palpitation, f.

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Pitch, pitch, t. fcix, f, ; dti^ri, ^i'i'h/^. ; ifafiirf, (. ;
—fork, t. Joiifi lif, f. i —, V. fi. el II. pî*i\.\'r ; lUimiroii-
ntr ; fiifiniiir; riini;fr ; fiiivir ; liiniK ; l'arn'lcr.

Pitclicr, piiili'-ciir, i. mu/ie : piodtt, f,

l'ittliintss, |)itcli'-i tifsv, s. Miiuril,\ f.

ritcDiis, |>itch'-i-c»cc, (I. — ly, tiif. ri'»i/'ii/isniii/ ; /'i/i'y.

l'itc-iiiisiifss, j)iltli'-i-ciiCf-ncNS^, .r. filic; lOinpiimon, f.

rilf.ill, pilf'-ml, 5. Inhiit.'ut, m. i Ira f fit. f,

l'itli, pilli, .f. inofite ; fo)(t, f.

l'iiliiiiL'ss, pitli'-i-ncssc, .r. vii^iieiir, /ntrf^fe, t.

l'itlilcss, piili'.|cs'.c, a, suit! nuiellf, siiin Ti\'i<fnr,

l'illiy, pltir-i,<j. ~ily, rtii". Diitlteiix ; t'neixùim,

rili.ihli-, pit'-i-al)!', 11. ir'i,i;iiL- i/<'///i/-'.

l'ituMcMi.ss, j)it'-i-a-l]r-iics';<', s. rtat f'itflynhU, m.

rilifiil, pit'-i-foiil, a. - ly, ad. pUoynhif ; piUiix,

}'itifiilncss, pii'-i-foiiliifsvf, s. état fitoyabtt, m. ; eom-
f'assiott, f.

Pitiless, plt'-l-lcss*-, a. sa'i! fiti^.

l'itilcssness, pil'-i-lL'sscni'ssi', s. manque de pitiJ, m,

l'ittaiicc, pit'-.iiin'c?, s, pilatice ; portion, f.

J'itiiite, |)i-tioii-iiîtc, s. pituite, (.

l'iltiilimis, pi-tioii'-i-tciicc, a. pituite.

l'ity, pit'-l, s. pitie, f. ; il is a — , c'est dommagt; v. a.
el H. avoir pitif de : plaindre.

l'ivot, |>iv'-ciit<, 1. piiiot, III,

llx, piks, X. cihoiif, m.

riac.il.ility, piti-ka liil'ltl, s, fadlili à s'apaiser, don-
ceur, f.

riac.iMc, pld'-ka-til', a. Pacile à apaiser.

Placard, j)ln-kar(U'', s, ptmard, m.

Place, piece, s. place, f. ; endroit ; emploi, m. ; tofjlvc — 1
ce'dfr le plis : — ,v. a. placer ; railler.

l'Iaciil. pl.is'-idc, a. — ly, ad. paisible ; doux,

l'iaciilily, plas-id'-i-ti, s. douceur, f.

Placil, \ila -cite, f. dccret, m.

l'Iackct, plak'itc. s. /iip,% (. ; Jupon, m.

Platîiarisiii, plc'-ilja-rizni, s. pli>i;iii/, m.

l'Ia^i.iry, plc'-djari, s. ftaçiaire, \n.

Pla,i;ue, plcjf«e, s. peste, \. ; Jle'aii, m. ; — , v. a. tour-
meuler.

PlaK'iilyi nlc'-p/M-li, ad. furieusement,

Plajfiiy, plo'-j;«i, a. maudit.

Plaice, pièce, s. plie, f.

Plaid, plade, s. plaid, m.

Plain, picne, a. el ad. — ly, ad. plat, plain; simple;
ouvert ; sincère ; clair; — dcaliiij^. — hearted, a. sin-
cère, Jranc ; — ilealin;;, — lieaile<lness, s. since'ritt',
franchise, f. ; — sonj;, s. plain-cliant, m. ; — spuken,
a. sincère ; — work, s. ouvrage uni, m. ; — , s. plaine,
f. ; — , V. a. aplanir. [f.

Plainness, pl(iiu'-noss<', s, siinplicilè ; franchise ; clarét,

1 Pl.iinst.mes, pléne-stén'z, s. pi. pavé, m.

Plaint, plén't, s. plainte, f.

Pl.iintful, plén't'-foul, a. plaintif.

PlaintilV, plént'-tif, s. ptai)^nant, m.

Plaintive, plénf'-tiv, a. plaintif.

Plait, pléte, s. pli, ni.; tresse, f . ; —, v. a. plier !
1res Tcr.

Plaiter, plé'-teiir, s. tresseur, m.

Plan, plane, s. plan, m. ; —, v. a. projeter.

Plane, pléne, s. plan ; rabot, m. ; — tree, s. platane, m. î
— , V. a. planer ; ra!'o/.r.

Planet, pla'-nite. s. planète, f.

Planetary, pla'-ni-ta-ri, a. planétaire ; — struck, a,
stupéfait.

Planish, ulan''-iclie, v. a. planer, polir.

Plank, plan'k, s. planche, f. ; ais, m. ; — , v. a. plan-
chéier , border.

Plant, plann't, s. plante, f. ; — , v. a. planter ; établir.

Plantain, plane'-tme, s. plantain, m.

Plantation, plane-té'-clieiine, s. plantation ; colonie, f.

Planter, plane' -teur, s. planteur, colon, ni.

Plash, pl.ich, s. flai/iif dcau ; éclabonsstire, f. J — ,
V. a, at/iicher des branches ; éclabousser.

Plashy, jilach'-i, a. bcur/'cux, boueux.

Plasm, plazm, s. moule, m.

Plaster, plas'-teur, s. pUUre ; emplâtre, m. ; v. a.
plâtrer.

Plasterer, plas'-tcur-eur, j. plâtrier, m.

Plastic, pias'-tik, a. plastique.

Plat, plate, s. morceau de terre, m. ; —, v. a. tresser ;
tisser.

Platane, plat'-ane, s. platane, m.

Plate, pléte, s. plaque ; lame ; planche ; assiette ; argen-
terie, f. ; — , Tj. a. plaquer, laminer.

Platform, iilate'-form, s. plateforme, f.

Platina, plat'-i-na, s. platine, m.

Platoon, pla-toune', s. peloton, m.

Platter, plat'-eiir, s. grand plat de terre : tisseur, m.

Plaudit, pli'-ditf, s. applaudissement, m.

riansll-illty, pM-zl-liil'-i-tl, s. plaiitlhilit/,t.

l'Iaiisililc, pl.V-zi-M', a. —My, ad. plausiblt.

Pl.iiisive, (il.l'zive, a. plausible.

Play, jili:, i. Jeu; diiertissemeiil ; badinacf, m. : Pifm
de tre.itrc, (. ; — liook, s. réperfoire, m. i — d.iy, 1.
jour de congé, m.; —debt, s. dette de jeu, f.; — fillcnv,
s. compai,'non de feii,m. ; — >{'>""'• s. jeu ifenfaiitt,
m. î — liiMise, f. théâtre, m. ; — lliiii^;, r. jouet, 111. ;
—, V. a. et n, taire poiirr ; Jouer ; /utâtrer; se jouer ;
to — the foul, Jaire le Jou; badiner ; to — a liart,
faire un iMe.

Pl.iyer, pli.'eiir, s. joueur, acteur, m.

rii.yliil, plii'-foiil, a.filâtre.

Pl.iyfiilncss, ple'-foul-ncsse, s. enjouement, m. ', fold-
trerie, f.

Pl.iysoiiie, plii'-seiime, a. folâtre.

l'iaysoiiieness, plo'-seiiine-ncsse, r. humeur folâtre, f.

l'Ie.i. pli, s. plaidoyer, m. ; excuse, f.

Plead, plld, 1/. n. et u. plaider; alléguer pour excuse,
prétexter.

Pfeadalilc, pll'-da-hl', a. plaidable ; excusable,

l'Icader, pli'-dcur, .r. plaideur, 111.

Pleailin^;, pli'-dinK<ie, s. plaidiiirie, t. ; — s, pi. procé-
dure, f.

Pleasant, picz'-ann't, a. — ly, ad. agréable, plaisant.

Pleasantness, ple/'-ann't-ncsse, l'lea-,anlry, picr'-ane'-tri,
s. plaisanterie, f.

Please, pliz, t. a. et n, plaire à ; contenter ; vouloir;
to l>c jileascd with, se contenter de.

Pleasing;, pli'-zinV"e. a. —I) , ad. agréable, plaisant.

Pleasiniriiess pli'-/in\'«enehse, r. agrément, 111.

Pleasiir.ilile, )il' j'-ioiira-lil', a. agréable, charmant.

Pleasure, plej'-iour, s. plaisir, )iré, m. ; — , v. a. fairt
plaisir.

Plebeian, pli-hi'-yane, a. plébéien.

Plcdj,'e, pfedje, t. gage, m. ; caution, f. ; — , v. a, en.
gager ; faire raison.

Ple<lK'et, pled'-jile, t. compresse, f.

Plen.iriness, pfen'-a-ri-nesse, s. plénitude, f. ; compté-
ment, m.

Plenary, plen''-a-ri, a. —\\y, ad. plein, complet.

PIcnipotence, pli-nip'-ô-tenn'ce, s. plein, pouvoir, m.

Plenipotentiary, plcu'-i-po-tenii'-cna-ri, s. plénipoteu'
tiaire, m.

trienishinj;, plen'-iclie-inj;'«e, s. ameublement, m,

l'icnitudc, plen"-i-tioiide, s. pléni'ude, f.

Plenteous, plcnn'-ti-euce, a. — ly, ad. abondant; fer-
tile.

Plenteonsncss, picnn'-li-cuce-ncsse, s. abondance ; fer-
tilité, {.

Plentiful, plcnn'-ti-fonl, a. — ly. ad. abondant.

Plentifulness, pleiin'-ti-foul-iiesse. Plenty, plcnn'-ti, s,
abondance, f.

Pleonasm, pli'-ô-nazm, s. pléonasme, m.

Pleiijjh, pieu, V. Plou(jh.

Pleurisy, pliou'-rl-ci, s. pleurésie, f.

Pliability, plai-.a-lMl'-i-li, s. /lexibilité, f.

Pliable, plai'-a-bl', a. pliable ;Jlexible.

Pliableness, plaV-a-bl'-ness^, Pliancy, pl.aï'-ann-ci, s,
flexibilité ; docilité, f.

Pliant, plai'-ann't, a.Jlexible ; docile.

Pliantness, plaï'-ann't-nesse, s. souplesse ; flexibilité, f.

Pliers, plaï'-eurz, s. pi. pinces, f. pi.

I'li^ht, plaîte, t. pli; état ; gage, m. ; santé, f.j —, v. a,
engager.

fPlisky, plls'-ki, j. mauvais tour, m.

Plod, plode, V. n. s'appliquer J'ortement.

l'Iodder, plod'-eur, s. travailleur, m.

Plot, plote, J. pièce de terre, (.; plan ,■ complot, m.; v. a,
et n. comploter; tramer ; machiner; U'chauder.

Plotter, plot'-cur, s. conspirateur, m.

fl'lottie, plot'-ti, s. vin chaud et sucré, m.

Plouifli, plaou, s. charrii, f. ; bouvet, m. ; — boy, s.
gcirfon laboureur, ni. ; — land, s. terre labourable ;
ferme, f. : —man, laboureur, m. ; —share, s. soc, m. î
— , V. a. labourer.

Plouj^hcr, pl,aou'-cur, s. laboureur, m.

Plover, pleuv'-eur, s. pluvier, m.

tPloy, ploï, J. occupation ; espièglerie, i.

l'iuck, pleuk, s. action de tirer, f. ; effort ; courage, m.;
—, V. a. arracher ; plumer ; to — down, abattre ; to
— out, up, arracher.

Plucker, pleuk'-eur, s. celui qui arrache.

Plu<j, pleug, s. bouchon, tampon ; robinet, m.; —, v, a,
boucher, tamponner.

tPliitr, pleuf, s. houppe, f.

Plum, pieu me, s. prune, f. ; raisin sec, m. ; — tree, S,
prunier, m.

Plumasse, pliou'-midje, ,r. plumage, m.

Plumb, pleume, s. plomb, m, ; sonde, f. ; —, v, a, T'nderf
mettre à -plomb.

PLI/

Miim1>cr, pleum'-eiir, s. fitoinbltr, m.
rkitnliiTy, |.lcum'-ciir-i, r. /.'dwAjt/V, f.
l'IiuMc, iiliouiii/, s. fliimt, f. ; ftuinct, m. ;

ra«3l

pon

fltimtr; orner lie f'iiititfs ; /
Pfiii ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

f. ; fiii)
; filUr.

Pfilinnict, |ilciiiir-ii^ s. flomh, m. ; souit, f.
l'Iiiiiious, plioii'-mtiicc, a. flutufiix.
l'Iilliil', lil'iim'ii, n. tt ad. potcti' : bruique ; tout ifiiii
ffliifi ; (fil fili'tnh; —, j. touffe, f. ; —, i'. <i, et it. en-

praisser ; enjltr ; s'eitjltr.
Phin

Pltinipncss, v\a\\m'\)'-ncii^,s.emboiifoiiit, m, ; romfeiir;

hriiMiuerte, f,
riiimpy, iilciim^'-|)l, a. fo/et/,
IMiimy, p(ii)u'iiii, a. Diipeiiiu'.

l'Itindcr, plenum' -(leur, .r. piling/, m. ', — , V. a. filler.
riiindcrcr, l'IuiiiK-'-dciir-ciir, s.f'iltaril, m.
l'Iiin^f, pieimcljc, .t. (»(V(o;i lie tloiixer, f . ; ttittnirras,

m. ; misère, t. ; —, t. <». et il, filou);er ; se f.'à)ii;er,
IMimucr, oltiiiir'-djciir, s. flongeiir, m.
riiiral, plloti'-riil, s. pluriel, m.
l'Iiir.ility, plioii-ral'-l-ti, s. pliiriilil/, f.
Pliirally, pli<m'.r,->l-i, ad. au pluriel.
riiisli, plciich, s. peluche, f.
riiivious, pliou'-vi-cuc^, a. pluvieux.
riy, plal, s. pli, double, m. ; forme, f. ; —, v. a. et u.

plier; s'appliquer; exercer; iinporluiicr, solliciter.
Pneumatics, niou-mat'-iks, s. pi. piuuiiintiiiue, f.
Pnacli, pôtch, 7'. a. et it. pocher : piller ; braconner.
Poacher, p6tch'-ciir, s. braconnier, m,
Pock, pok, j. vrain de petite vérole ; \sac, in. ; — liolc,

s. marque de petite vérole, i. •

tPockcr, jiok'-kciir, v. n. tisonner.
Pocket, p(jk'-it^, r. poche, f. ; sac, m. ; — liniik, .r. tab-
lettes, f. pi. ai^enda, m.; — money, i. aident >ii:,i;non,

ni. i —, V. a. empocher.
Pocky, pnk'-i. a. qui à la petite v/role.
Pod, pndf, s. cosse ; capsule, {.
Pod.njrical, pô-dnj;'-ri-k;d, a. goutteux.
Podj^c, podjc, s. bourbier, m. ; mare, f.
Pocni, pA'-em, s. poifine, m.
Pocsy, pô'-i-ci, s. poésie, f.
Poet, pô'-ctt, s. poète, ni.
Poetess, \m'-s\-ci,^, s. femme Poi'te, f.
l'oetic, —al, pô-cl'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad. poétique.
Poetry, i)f)'-i-tri, s. poésie, {.

l'ojj,'n.incy, poi'-nann-ci, s. piquant, m. ; pointe, f.
Poivfnant, poi'-nann't, a. piquant, cuisant,
fl'olnd, poïnn'il, v. a. saisir.
Point, poïnii't, s. pointe ; pointure, f. ; point : but ; lieu,

m. ; — of con^'clatinn, terme d'. la coiif^i^lation, m ;

l>y — , en detail ; at tlic — nf, au moment de : In — of,

en matih'ede: — blank, ad. directement, positivement;

—, V. a. et n. ais;uiser ; pointer ; ponctuer ; montrer;

dcsi,i;ner ; arrêter {chien).
Pointed, poïnn't'-ed, a. pointu ; aigu ; piquant ; — ly,

ad. expressément,
Pointel, poinn't'-el, s. poinçon, m.
Pointer, poïiin't'-ctir, s. chien if arret, m. ; aifuiile, f.
Pointing, poïnn'l'-inf,'/(f, s. ponctuation, t. ; — stock, s.

objet de risée, m.
Pointless, poïnn't-lessf", a. sam pointe.
Poisc, poïz^, s, pouls ; équilibre, m. ; balance, (. ; — , f.

a. peser ; balancer; to — (\ov/n, accabler.
Poison, poï'-z'n, s. poison, w. ; — , v, a. empoisonner.
Poisoner, po'i'-z'n-enr, s. empoisonneur, m.
Poisonous, poï'-z'n-euc?, a, empoisonne', venimeux.
Poisonoiisness, poï'-z'n-cuc<'-ness^, s, qualité vàié-

lieuse, f.
Poitrel, poï'-trel, s. poitrail ; burin, m.
Poize, \w\ze, v. l'oise.
Poke, |)okf, s. poche; botte, f. ; — , i: a. pousser; frapper;

fouiller; tdtonner; attiser (le feu).
Poker, pô'-keur, s. fourgon, m.
Polar, pu'-lar, a. polaire.

Polarity, pô-lnr'-i-ti, s. polariti', f. "•

Pole, poll', J. pi^le, m. ; perche, t. ; timon ; jalon, m. ;

— axe, .r. hache cTarmes, f. ; — cat, s. putois, m. ; — ,

v.a. mettre des perches ; armer (aimant).
Polemic, — al, nô-leni'-ik, —al, a. poletniquc.
Police, pô-lic<r', s. police, f. ; — olTice, s. bureau de

police, m.
Policed, pô-list', a. polia'.
Policy, pol'-i-ci, s. politique ; police, f.
Polish, pol'-icli^, s.polissure; politesse, f. ; — , v. a. et n.

polir; brunir; se polir.
Polisher, pol'-ich-eur, s. polisseur ; polissoir, m.
Polilc, lîo-l.iït.-', a. — ly, ad. poli; civil.
PolitciicS3, po-l.iït<^-iiess?, s. politesse, f.
Politic, —al, pol'-i-tik, —al, a. —ally, ad. politique.
Politician, nol-i-ticli'-nnc, s. politique, m.
Pf'litics, poV-i-tiks, s. pi. politique, f.
Poil, pôl, s. t/te, f. ; rifle; ti'tard, m. ; — tax, s. taxe par

tfte, eapilathn, t\ —, v. a. /t/ter; teuper ; piller!
donner wi voix,

Pnllard, |M)l'-ard<', s, têtard, m.; recoupe; monnaie i
hors de cours, f.

Pollen, pnl'.lnr, s. recoupe ; farine, f. ,

Poller, pol'-piir, s. élai;utiir ; votiint, m.

l'iilliite, pol'-liouti', r. If. polluer, souiller.

Pollution, pol hoii'chcim^, t. pollution, souillure, f.

Poltroon, poltronne^, s. potiron, ni,

Polyi;aniy, p'^■li^;'■a•Iui, s. polya.imie, f.

Polypus, pul'-i-pencc, s. polype, ni.

Polysyllable, pol'-i-silla-br, J. /ii/>i.v//.i/'i», m.

l'nlytlicism, por-1-llii-lziii, .r. p<l\thei\ine, in.

l'olytheist, pol'-l-tlil-ist, s. polytlieule, ni. i;t f.

Pomade, pù-mdd<r', Pomatum, po-mé'-tenm^, s. pom-
made, f.

Pome^'rannfe, peuin^-Rran'-at^, s, grenadier, m. ;
grenade, f.

Pommel, pciiin'-il, j. pommeau, m. i —, f. a. battre;
rosser.

Pomp, ixiin'p. s. foinpe, ostentation, f.

Pompion, pL'um^ -piemic, s. conri;e, f. ; poliion. m.

Pom|iosity, poniï'-pns'i-ti, s. pompe afeelee, emphase, f.

Pompous, ponit'-l-euct', n. — ly, ad. pompeux,

Pomnonsness, poni^'-peuc^-neisc, s. pompe, f.

Pond, pon'd, r. e'tani^, vivier, ni. y

l'ondcr, ponr'-dcur, f. (I. r/ >/. /etc»'.- méditer. \

Ponderable, pone^-dcur-a-bl', a. pondérable.

Pondération, pon(f-deur-t''-chcmic, .r. f'isagc ; poidr. m.

P.iinlerosity, pon^-deiir-os'-iti, s. poidf, m.; pesanfeur, (,

Ponderous, pone'-deur-cuc^, a. — ly, ad. pesant ; impor-
tant.

Pi>!ii|crouf,ness, pon?'-dcur-cuci?-ness<', v. Pundciosity.

I iineiit, p^)'-iienn t, (?. oicidental.

Poniard, pou'.yardc, s. poignard, m. ; — , v. a,
poignarder.

Pont.itJ?, poiif'-tidjc, .f, /(J»i/(i</rr.;v, m, '

l'ontitf, ponc'-tif, s. pontife, m.

Pontifical, poni'-tif -i-kal, a. pont>'/iial.

Pontificate, ponf-tif -i-kat^, s. poiili/icat, m.

Ponton, Pontoon, ponc-toun^', s. ponton, m.

Pony, pô'-ni, s. petit cheval, bidet, m,

tl'ooin, pou'-inc, /(';/r Pullinif.

Pool, poul, s. mare ; poule, f.

Poop, poupe*, s. poupe, f.

Poor, pour, a. — ly, ad. pauvre ; mise'rahie : steri'c ; —
rate, s. taxe des pauvres, f. ; — spirileil, a. pusil-
lanime, chetif.

tPoorfuI, pour'-foul, v. Powerful.

Poorness, pour'-ness*", s. pauvreté; stérilité, f, ,,

tl'oortith, poor'-titli, v. Poverty.

M'oot, pout^, r. poulet ; perdreau, m. ;

tPootry, pout'-ri, v. Poultry.

Pop, pop, s. son aigu, m. ; ctnjne, f. ; — fjun, S. canon-
nière, f. ; — , V. a. et n. lâcher : survenir brusque-
ment, ; tirer sur ; to — in, entrer brusquement.

Pope, pôpif, s. pape, m.
i l'opcry, pcV-peiir-i, s. papisme, m.

l'opinjay, pnp'-inc-dje, j. /

I'oi>lar, pôp'-lâr, s. peuplier, m.
l'oppy, pop'-l, s. pavot, m.

'opinjay, pnp'-inc-djé, s. perroquet, papegai,\
'opislily, pô'-pichf-li, ad. en papiste.

'opuface, pop'-iou-lac?, s. populace, f.

'opular, pnp'-ioular, a. — ly, ad. populaire ; — school,

s. école populaire, école prinuii'e. f.
Popularity, popiou-lar'-i-ti, s. popularité, f.
Po|nilate, pop'-iou-lct^, v. a. peupler.
l'oimlation, pop-iou-l(5'-clicun?, .f. population, f.
Populous, pop'-iou-leuc<r, a. populeux ; très-peuplé.
l'orcelain, pôr'-ci-léiv, s. porcelaine, f.
Porch, portch, s. porche, portique, m.
Porcupine, por'-kiou-pain*, s. porcepic, m.
Pore, pôr, s. pore, in. ; — ,v. n. regarder attentivement;

to — upon, être collé sur.
l'ork, pork, s. porc, pourceau, m.
l'orker, pork'eur, s. cochon, m.
l'orket, pork'-it^', Porkliiijf, pork'-lin'i,'«?, jr. jeune

pourceau, m.
Porosity, pô-ros'-i-ti, s.porotite', f.
Porous, po'-reucc, a. poreux.
Porphyre, por'-feur, Porphyry, por'-feur-i, s. pof

phyre, m.
Porpoise, por'-peuct", s. marsouin, m. '■

l'orrnceous, por-ré'-cheuc?, a. verddtre.
Porret, por'-it?. s. échalote, f.
Porridjfe, por'-idj?, s. potage, m. ; — dish, s.

f. ; — ijlate, s. assiette à soupe, f.

mite, (.

Ponin^ier, por'-in?-djeur, s. écuelle, f.
Port, portir, s. porte ; sabord; maintien, ni. ; mine, (. j

bâbord, m. ; — charges, s. pi, droit du port, m. j —

soupière,
pot, s. inai^

POR

Crayon, ». fotU crayon, in. ; — liiile, ». iahotd, m. ; —
Mil-, ». tnciin. Ml.

rorl.il.le, pAr'-tn-M", a.forMif.

J'ortftL'c, pAr'tlilJr, », liiiti!/>or1, m.

I'ortnl, (lor'-l.il, ». f'crtail, \\\.

l'orLuii r, iiur'-i.iiin'i./, t. niitintUn, III.; condiiitt, f.

l'orlativc, |i/pr'-t.iliv<', n. fort^itif.

I'orltiillis, port^-ktiil'-lity, ». herst, t.

I'urti'nd, pur tiiinir, r'. a. ^m'fai;fr.

l'orient, pK-ti'iin'l', ». l>r</iH);t, imiinait aii^'urf, in.

T'HtiMitoiis, poilfnii'tciirir', <i. i// inniifitii mn'iitf,

I'orter, pAr'-tciir, r. fr^rtitr ; forff/nlx ; /•oftfrifiii'ir), m.

rorter.ijfe, IiAt'tcur-idJ^, ». forlji;/, ni. \Jraii de trans-
fort, ni. pi.

l'ortfolio, pôrt^-fù'-li-o, t. forttfeuilU, m.

IVirtion, pftr'-clicun^, ». portion, fart, f. ; —, v. a. par-
taner ; tiottr.

rnriiiness, pnrt'-ll-nciiv, t. port niaitstiitux, in,
' " , a. tna/'f^tiitiix, uohie.

p(irt-in.iiin"-to, ». portemaiitt'iii, m

refr/sfu

l'orlly, pôrt'-ll,

l'ortni.^nttaii,
Tali^t, f.

l'orlniit, piir'-lriit^ t. portrait, f.

l'ortr.iiture, jx'ir'-trc'-limir, ». portrait, ni
tatioii, f.

Portray, p<'ir'-tr<', t. a. faire If portrait, ptimiri.

l'ortrnytr, iKir-tré'-oiir, ». peintre, ni.

l'ory, po'-ri, <r. fortiiy.

l'ot^t-, porc, 7'. (I. interrci^er ; ein/iarra<s/r,

l'oser, p^i'-zcnr, ». celui i/iii interroge, examinateur, ni.

Position, pA-zicli^'-eiiiif, i. position ; situation ; t/i^xe, f.

Positive, poz'-i-livc, <i. — ly, aii. positif, absolu, lertain;
o/ntine : —, .1 po^irif, m.

Positivencss, im/'-i-iivi" nes'^, ». rc'aliti', f, ; opinidtreté, f.

l'dsitiirL-, poz -i-tloiir. ». fotitiou, situation, f.

l'o'.se, pos'-si, ,v. luain/orfe, )uiti,e, f.

Possess, f)o/css', T. a. posséder ; Jourir ; to — one's
sell of, s'emparer de.

Possession, povcclif'-LMin', .r. possession ; poprUt^, f.

Possessive, po-zoss'-ivj', a. posses'.)/.

Possessor, po-zess'-riir, ». possesseur, m.

Possct, pos'bit^', ». la il caille aTcc du vin, tn. ; — , V. a.
et II. faire cailler ; se tourner.

Possibility, piis-si-bil'-i-li, ,r. pos\il>ilite'. f.

Possible, pos'-.si-bl', a. — bly. ad. possible ; peut-être.

Post, post?, s. poste, f . ; poteau, ni.; home, f. ; emploi,
poste, m ; to ride — , courir la poste ; — boy, ». postil-
lon : courrier, ni. j — cli.iisi-', .v. chaise de poste, {. ; --
h.'istc, ». train de poste, m. — liasti: ad. à la Itdte,
en poste; — horse, ». clie;al de poste, ni. ; — lioiisc, ».
poste, f. ; — iii.in, .r. facteur, m. ; — in.-istcr, ». luattre
de poste, ni. ; — oflice, .v. poste, (, ; — p.iper, ». fat>ier à
lettres, 111. ; — Ji.iiil, a. franc de port, affranchi ; —
st.T(;c, ». relais, m. ; poste, {. ; — , 7: a. et n. poster,
placer; a_fficlter; eureristrcr ; aller en poste, courir
la poste,

Posi.i^'e, pAst'-idjc, ». port de lettre, m.; — I.ibel, ».
timbre-poste, m.

Postil.nte, i)ost(li-tï', V. a. postdater.

Poster, pôsl'-eiir, .f. courrier ; atlicheur, m.

Posterior, pos-li'-ri-cnr, a. postérieur.

Posteriority, pos-ti-ri-or'-i-ti, ». postériorité, f.

Posterity, |)oster'-i-ti, », postérité, f.

Postliniiions, post'liionnieiic?, a, posthume,

Postil, pos'-til, ». apostille, f.

Pfistilion, pos-lil'-yciiic, ». postillon, m.

Postlimiii.ir, pnst-liiii'-i-n;ir, a. fait ou inia;nné après.

Postiiieriili.iii, post-iiiirid'-i-iini', a. apris-inidi.

Postpone, i)ôbt-i)ônf', v. a. remettre; faire moins de
cas.

Postponement, post-pôiif'nicnn't, ». a/'ournenient, m.

Postscript, pôsl-skript. s. posl-scripluni, 111.

Postiil.int, pos'-tcliioiil.mii't, s. postulant, ni.

Posiiil.ite, ijos'-tcliioii-létc, V. a. postu'er ; demander,

l'ostul.ition, pos-tcliioii-lii'-clieiinc, s. postulation, f.

Postuliitiini, pos-tcliioii-lé'-tciiiiK-, s. postulat, m.

Posture, pos'-tcliioiir, ». posture; attitude ; situation,
f. ; — , f. a. mettre dans une certaine posture.

Posy, [lô'-zi, ». devise, (. ; bou:;uet, m.

Pot, pote, s. pot ; vase, ni. ; — belly, s.j,'ros ^'entre, ni.;
— coiiip.iiiion, ».</;/;(■ Il'-' /!,'»/(■!'. Vi'. 111. ; — lian},'or, ».
crémaillère, f . ; — herb, ». herbe pota,.;ère, f . ; —
house, ». cabaret, 111. ; —man, ». v. l'ot-coinp.iniou ;
— , 7'. a. mettre en pot.

Pot.ible, p6'-l.i-br, a. potable.

Potash, pol'-ache', s. potasse, f.

Pol.Tlion, pô-té'-cheuiic, ». boisson, f.

Potato, pô-té'-to (//. i>otatoes), ». pomme de terre;
patate, f.

potency, pô'-tenn-cl, s. puissauce, f.

Potent, pô'-tonn't, a. — ly, ad. puissant ; efficace,

Potent.it e, pô'-tenn't-tdt?, s. potentat, ni.

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Potrnil.il, pA-tenn'-cli.il, a. -ly, itd. paient \il,*jgiewc*,

i'otcnlni.-u, pA'.lcniri-iicsV, ». fuis\anct ; efflineite, t.

l'otlierary, polh'-l-k.i-rl, v. Apotlu-L.iry.

i'other, pciith'-»«r, ». bruit, vacarme, m.j —,v, a. tour-
menter, troubler,

Polinn, pÀ'-rlii'iin/, /. breui ai^t, m.

i'oti.ii;e, pdl'-idjc, ». potai:e, ni.

Potter, poi'.cMir. r. potier, lit.

pottery, pol'eiirl, s. poterie, f.

l'ottiii^.;, pot'in't;"*', ». actum de boire, t.

tl'uttiii>;er, pot'-tin i;>/c-eiir, s. apothicaire, m,

l'oucli, iiiioiitch, ». poche; gibetiirt, t.; —, f. ir,
etnpoiher.

Poult, \>t>\te, ». poulet, m.

Poulterer, pi'il'ieiir-eiir, ». marchand de volaille, m.

Poultice, ytA'-\\ce, ». cataplasme, m.

l'oultry, pol' tri, ». volaille, f.

Pounce, p.Kuinc»', ». serre ; )!ripfe ; pouce, f. ; —, v. a.
saisir aivc les serres ; poncer; poudrer.

Pouiiil, paouiin (\, ». enclos, parc, m. ; livre ittrlinj;, 1. 1
— , T'. (I. f'iler : enfermer.

Poiiiiil.iKe, p.iniinc'-didjr-, i. tant par lix're, ni.

Pounder, p,ioiiii»'-d'rur, s. pilon, m.

Pour, p.ioiir, v. a. et n. verser ; fendre, se précipiter.

tl'ouse, y,\m\T.e, s. coup en poussant, ni.

l'ont, p.ioutc, s. lamproie, f. ; francolin ; \poitlit, m. |
bouderie, f. ; —, v. n. bouter ; saillir,

tl'oiitlicr, T. Powder.

l'overly, pov'-eurti, », pauvreté, f,

ll'oW. p.lOU, 7'. Poil.

Powder, paou'-deiir, ». poudre, f. ; — bot, f. bot'e i\
poudre, f. ; — case, — horn, ». poire â poudre, (. \
— iiilll, ». >//(';</i;( (i /•(iiM';r, ni. ; — room, ». sain.'f
barbe, {. ; — , v. a. puh'ériser ; poudrer.

l'o\vdi'rinp;-tub, p.iou'-deur-in'k.'wt'.teiib. j'. saloir, ni.

l'ower. ii.ioii'-onr, ». pouvoir, m ; puissance; tnjluence,
f. i fall —, plein poimoir, ni.

PoiverHil, paou'-enr-foul, a. puissant.

rowcrfiiliicss, paou'-cur.fiil-iiessc, s. puissance, f.

Powerless, paoii'-eurlessf, a. impiiusant,

tl'owney, po'-iii, v. Poney.

Il'owter, paoïi'-teur, v. a. tisonner.

Pox,. poles, ». sni.ill —, petite vérole, (.; co\f —, vaccine, f,

l'o/c, V. Pose.

Pr.ictic, lirak'-liU. a. pratù/ue ; usité.

Pr.icticable, prak'-til: i-bl', 1». —bly, ad. praticable.

Pr.icticableness, pr.ik'-ti-k.i-bl'-ness*-, ». possibilité ififtrt
pratiifué, f.

Practic.il, pmk'-ti-kal, a. -ly, ad. prati'jue.

l'ractice, prak'-ticr, ». pralii^ue; habitude, f.; usage, la.

l'rnctise, prik'-tici», v. a, pratii/uer ; exercer.

Prictiscr, prak'-ti-seur, ». /»»v»,'iV<>;(, 111.

Pr,>i:iitioiier, pr.ik-tich'-cuii-cur, ». praticien; m'decin
praticien, m.

PraiL,'iiiatic, —al, pm(;-niat'-lk, — ,-»l, a, —ally, ad. brouil-
lon ; suffisant.

Praise, yxéie, ». louange, f. ; e'io^e, m. ; — , v. a. louer 1
célébrer.

Praiser, pré'-zeur, ». loueur, m.

Praiseworthy, prés^'-ouenr-thi, a. digne déloge.

l'raine, préirv, ». bateau plat, tu. j prame. f.

Prance, prann'cc, v. n. se cabrer ; se pai'aner.

Pr.iiik, prank, ». e.xtrar'agauce ; espièglerie, f. ; —,
V. a. orner, parer.

Prate, prête, ». babil, catfuet. ni. ; —, v. a. jaser.

l'r.iter. pnî'-teur, ». causeur, ba^iard, m.

Pr.it'ii^ly, pre'-tinV'^-h. ad. en babillard.

l'rallle. prat'-tl', v. Piate.

Pr.ittler, pratc'-lenr, v. Prater.

fl'ralty, prnt'-ti, v. Pretty.

Pr.ivily, j)rav'-i-ti, ». dépravation, f.

l'ray, pre, 71. a. et n. prier ; demander.

Pr.iyer, pré'-cur, ». prière, i. ; — book, i. livre dt
prières, m.

Pî*acli, pritch, %'. a. prêcher ; publier.

l'reacher, pritcli'-eur, s. prédicateur, m.

Preachineiit, pritch'-incnn't, ». sermon, m.

Preamble, pri'-ani'-bl', s. préambule, m.

Preappreliension. iin-ap-pri-hen'-cheiine, s. préjugé, m.

l'rebend, preb'-eiiu'd, s. prébende, (.

Prebendary, preb'-eim-deri, ». prcbendicr, m.

l'recarious. priké'-ri-eiice, a. — ly, ad. précaire.

Precariousness, pri-ké'-ri-eiicc-ness.', ». état précaire, m.

Precaution, pri-k.V-clieime, ». précaution, f. ; —, v. a.
précautiouner ; prévenir.

l'recede. i?ri-cide', v. a. précéder, devancer.

Pr^-ccdencc, — cy, pri-ci'-deiiircc, —ci, ». préséance;
supériorité, f.

Precedent, jiri-ci'-denn't, a. — ly, ad. précédent ; — , ».
précédent ; modèle, m,

tPrececsely, pri-cis^-Ii, v. Precisely.

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l'fx-epf, prl'-cept, t. f>r^<it<t*. III.

i'rccviitivc, |)ritcp'-ti\y, a. iiitlnitUf.

rrcLciitor, pri-<:ep'-tciir s. f>rt\t^!tiir, m.

rrcct'iilorul, priiep-»A'ri-.il, a. ii< /irwrfilmr,

l'rci.iiict, prl'Linkt', i. liinilf, />i>riii; (.

l'ro Unit, prùcir-ciicr, d. — ly, il, ('.//•ci itit.v.

I'rcci()ii4nc«s, prrch'-cuc/'iirss/, i, f>rix, n\. ; vattiir, t,

Trccipicc, prch'-i-picc, t. /'rrii/'iif, ni.

l'rccipitiiiicc, — cy, pri'Cip'-l't.iiiii'(.Y, —cl, j. />rni/>ila-

lion, f,
Prctipit.in», prl-clp'-lt.inn't, <i. frtcifiit,' : nit/<ttis/.
l'rccipltato, prl-cip'-ItL-tc, v. a. et it. frfiifîttr ; se

/rftifiUr ; —, a. — ly, i»i/. />ri-ii/itt' ; violiiit ; tu jfrt'

I if il t.
Prvcipltntlon, prl-cl |)l-tt''-i heiinc, s. frt'fif>itiUii^ii, f.
l'rccipituus, pri-cip'-i-leutf, a, — ly, ad. tiairft ; /»■<'-

lifitt'i rn/>iiie.
Prcclie, prl-siic/", a. — ly, ad. /r/ci'j, fxait ; pr/tieiix.
Prcciscncss, pri-s.ii(:c'-nc.",sc, s. /irni^ion ; /or»talHi\ f,
Prccisiaii, prl-slj'-i-aiif", r. rii;i>riste, m.
l'rccisiDii, prlsij'-fiiiic, s. fre'tiiion, f.
PrcLJsive, |>ri-s.ii'-clv^, a.frftis, exact,
l'rccliidr, prl-klioiitlr', t. a. e.xr/iire.
Prucliisloii, prikiioii'.jciiiic, s. exi/nsion, f,
l'rtcntiims, pri-ko'-chciKC, ii. ^ly'tiue.
Precocity, pri-kns'-i-tl, s. f'rciocite, (.
Prcconct.'it, pri-konfcilr', s. /nyiij;/, m.
rrccoiiccivc, prikoiv-civr', i'. a. Ciuirerai'' (favnnrt,
rrccoiiccptloii, pri-ki)iir-ccp'-cliL'iiiic, s. f>ej'iK'> '"•
Proiiirsiir, prl-kciir'-sciir, s. iiTaiii-ioiiriiir, m,
l'rccl.il, pri'-(l.il, Prcd.itnry, proil'-ii-lcur-i,a. de pillariU

V'^race.
Prcilc'ccMscil, prl-<li-clst<^, a. dMiU avant.
l'rcilci:c's-,(>r, iired-i-ccs'-sciir, .r. /■rtitf'ift^eiir, m,
PruilcMliii.itc, pri-iU-s'-ti-ilc'tc, ^•. it. firedatiui-r. [f.

Prcdostln.iliiiri, |iri-(lcsti-iic''-clieiiii(', t. /<irili'iH)iatii>ii,
Prc'dctcrniiii.itioii, pri-di-ter-miiic-'-cliciiiir', s. pieJctti-

ininalioii, f.
rrcdic.uueiit, prl-dik'-.imenn't, f. roiidi/ioii, cat/ijorie, f.
PrcdicUf, picd'-i-kal!', s. allribiil, m. J —, V, a,

a(h>»i(r.
Prudict, pri-dikt', 7'. a. py('di)-e.
Prediction, pri-dlk'-chc-nnc, .r. //■c'i/iV/f'rx/, f.
Predilection, pri-di-lck'-cheiinc, s. prMiteitioii, t.
l'rcdispcse, pri-dis-ijô/c', v. a. disposer d'.ntiine.
Predisposition, pri-dis-po/ich'-eiiiif", s. predisposition, f.
l'retioiiiinance, — cy, pri-doiu'-i-naiin'cc, —ci, s, pre-

àoiniUiime, f.
rrodoiniM.mt, pri-dom'-l-nann't, a. predoiniiianl.
l're loniinale, jiri-doiii'-l-iiétc, -■. n. prfdjniiner,
Prc-clcct, pri-i-lekt', ?'. a. liire daTiiiice.
Pre-emption, pri-enr'-cheiiiic, s. prteinption, f.
Pre-est.il)lisli, priistal)'-liclif, v. a. ilahlir par avance.
l're-exibt, pri-e^-zist', v. n. préexister.
Preface, preC-arc, j. //vy'iKr, f . j —, v. a. et n. faire

une priface ; recouvrir.
l'ro'acer, pref-.vseur, s. auteur if une pn'^ ace, m.
l'ref.itory, pref'-n-teur-i, a. preliiniiuiire.
l'refcct, pn'-fekt, .t. prr/et, m.
Prefecture, preP-ck-tioiir, .t. préfecture, f.
IVefcr, pri-fer', v. a. prejerer ; eiipier ; proposer.
Preferal)Ie, prel'-er-a-l)l , a. — lily, ad. prefératiie.
Preference, pref'-er-enni » , r. pn-frence, f.
l'referinent, pri-fcr'-aieiin't, s. avanceineut, ni. ; promo-
tion, f.
Preiijiurate, prifig'-yon-rétc, v. a. figurer d avance.
Prefix, pri-fiks', v a.Jixer d avance.
Pre^inancy, prejj'-n.nm-ci. s. x'rosiesse, f.
Pregnant, pret;'-naimt, a. — ly, ad. grosse, enceinte;

fécond : evident.
Prejudge, pri djeiidj*', Prejiidicate, pri-djiou'-di-kët/,

V. a. prejui^er,- condamner d'avance. [dice, m.

Prejuilication, |)ri-djioii-<li-ké'-clieinv, s. pre;uf:e: preju-
l'rejudice, precl'-jiouilict', s. preiCHtion, f. ; prejudice,

ni. J — , V. a. prévenir,
PreUidici.il, preit-jioii-dich'-at, a. prèju ticiable.
Prelacy, prel'-a-ci, s. di/^iiitc de pre'lat, f.
Prelatioii, pri-lé'-clicun,-, .r. pn'/erence, f,
Prelature, prel'-a-tiour, s. prelature, f.
Prelec'.ion, pri-lek'-cluMinc, s. lecture ; te(on, f.
Preliminary, pri-lim'-i-nari, a. préliminaire.
Prelude, prei'-ioiidf, s. prelude, ni. ; -, pri-lioud/, V. n.

préluder.
Prelusive, pri-liou'-civ/-, a. préliminaire.
Preni.ature, pri-m.i-tiour', a. — ly, ad. premature.
l'relii.iturily, i>riiii.i-tiou'-ri-t', s. prenia'ifitc, f.
Pteiueditate, pri-med'itotc. ■:■. a. prenirdifer.
l'reineditation, pri-meil-i-te'-i.licinii'. j\ prcincditatioii, f.
Prémices, preiii '-i-cix, s. pi. prémices, 1. pi.
Preniier, priiii'-yer, j. premier ministre, m.
Preiuiiie, pri-inaîz;', v, a, e.vpli,jucr d'avanc*

Prenils.'s, pn-nr'-l-cl/, i. pl.trenutut, f. pi. | HtH*, m. pi,
l'reiiiaiin, pri'iiiivunii'. j, prime, f. ; pol-.te.vin, m.
PreiiiMMiih, prinion'-lclir', v. a. prévenir, ax-erlir.
Preiiioni<,|iment, pri-tiioir-lclii- inviiii t, Preinoiiiiuin, pri>

nioaiiclrciiiic, ». ai>trlit\e>ntnl donne dat'ance, m.
Prenomin.itf, prl-nnm'-l-iiL'tc, v. a. nommer J'avanc*.
Preniilion, prl-UcV-clieunc, j. pre notion, f.
tPrent, prcnni, v. Print,
l'renllce, prenn'-tlcc, /. apprenti, ni.
Prunliceshlp, prcnii'tirc-i:lii|i, r. apprenti'siiti'/, in.
Preocciipato, pri nk'-iou iiv;tc, v. a. pr,ociiiper ;

prévenir.
Preoccupation, prl okiuu-pe'-clieun^, t. préoccupation,

preiention, t.
Preoccupy, pri-ok'-klon-pal, v. a. préoccuper.
Preord.iin, prl-or-d-'uc', i: a. arrani;er d avance.
Preordiuaiice, pri-or'-dl-n.inii ce, s, deiret antérieur, ni.
Prepar.ition, prcp-cr-t^'-clieun/, j, preparation, I. ;

preparatif, m.
Prep.ir.itive, pripar'-a-tivc, a. — ly, ad. l'repar.itory,

prip.ir'-a-teiir-i, a. préparatoire, prealahte.
Prepare, pri-ptrir', v. a. et n. préparer, apprêter ; dis-
poser ; se préparer, .n» disposer à.
Prep.iredly, prl-pt'r'-edll, ad. par précaution.
Prep.ireiliicss, jjri-pir'-ed-ncsv, s. préparation, i". j

ditpo\ition, t.
Prep.irer, pri-pé'-rcur, /. préparateur, apfir.',eHr, m.
Prepense, pri-penn'cc', <i. préinédi/é
Prepollency, pripcil'-eniici. . l'repondérance, f.
Preponder.iiice, — cj, pri-poiif'-ilcr-.uiu'cc, —cl, s.

/."^/, •iiù'rance, f.
Prepoiidef.int, pri-pnnc'-der-.inn't, a. prépondérant.
Preponiler.ite, iiri-ponc'-der-et^, v. a et n. fieser plus ;

avoir la prponderance.
Prepoiider.ition, pri-pouc-ilcr-é'-clicun', v. Prcpoiidef-
Pre ose, pri-po«', %•. a. placer devant. tance.

Preposition, pri-p6-/ich'-euni', s. preposition, f.
Prc-j)ossess, pri-po-zess', v. a. occuper, tossMer

d avance : préoi cuper ; prévenir. l/tV, ni.

Prepossession, pri-po zéi li'-eiiM/-, s. prévention, f. ; pré-
Preposterous, pri-pos'-ter-cucc, a. — ly, ad, déplace',

mal à propos.
Preposterousness, pri'pns'-ter-eiicc-nessc, r. atisurdité,(,
Prereipiire, pri-ri-kou.iir', f. a. demander par aianct.
Preroifative, pri-ro^;'-a-tiv, s. priroi;atiie, f.
Presaife, pres'-édjc, s. fresagt, M. ; —, pri-siidj?',

7'. a. présager.
Presliyter, iirez'-lii-ti'r. s. prêtre ; presbytérien, m.
Presli^teri.iii, prczlii-ti'-ri-.iiic, a. presbytérien.
Prescience, pri'clii-enii'cf, s. prescieiue, f.
Prescind, pri-sinn'd', f. <i. retrancher, lOiiper; abstraire.
Prescrilie, pri-skiaiW, v. a. prescrire ; ordonner.
Prescript, pri'-skript, .r. ordre, ni. ; ordonnance, f.
Prescription, pri-skrip'-clieuiif, s. orionnance ; prescrip.
l'rese.mce, prisi'ann'c*, s. préséance, f. {tion, f.

l'resence, pre/'-enncc, s. présence ; mine, f. ; port, m. ;

— cli.tiiil>er, — room, s. salle de réception, f.
Preseiision, pri-sonn'-clieunc, s. pressentiment, ni.
Present, prez'-eiint, a. — ly, ad. préscit,- actuel; — ,

s. présent ; cadeau, ni. ; —, pri-zeiiii t', v. a. présenter;

Offrir ; faire présent.
Prc'sentaiieous, prcz-enn-té'nl-cuc^ a. pre\ent. prompt.
l'reseiit.ition, prez-cnn-té'-clieuu?, s. preieiilalion ;

representation, f.
Presentee, prez-ennti', s. présenté A un bénéfice, m.
l'rtsenter, pri-zeun'teur, s. pr, senlateur, m.
Presentiment, pri-senn'-ti-menn't, s. pressentiment, m.
PresentMient, prizenn't'-niciin't, s. présentation ; lepré-

sentation, f.
Presentness, prez'-euM'tnesv, s. présence d'esprit, f.
Preservation, prezer-vé'-clieunc, s. prései-i'ation, eon-

servation, f. _ \valif

Preservative, — tury, jiri-zer'-va-tiv, — tcur-i, a. prrser-
l'reserve, pri-zerv', v. a. préserver; conjire; — , x.

conserve, f.
Preserver, pri-zcr'-vtur, s. conservateur, m.
ï'reside, pn-saidc', v. n. présider.
Presidency, prez'-idennci, s. pr sideiice,1.
President, prez'-i-denn't, s. président, in.
Presideiifhip, prez'-i-denn t-cliip, s. présidence, t.
Presidial, jjri-sid'-i-al, a. i/iii concerne la x'arnison.
l'ress, press, s. presse: action de p-'imer . armoiie, f. ;

lilierty \>( the -- , liberté de la prcise, f. ; -- lied. .(. lit

en forme d'armoire, m.; — in.ui, s. prrssureitr ;
imprimeur, m. : -money, s. ari;ent d'eni;ai:ement,

m.; — work. V. /;>V7iV. m. ; —, v. a. et n. presser;

serrer; pressurer ; se presser; s'empresser; pour-
suivre.
Presser, pres'-eur, s.pressier; pressnreur, m.
Pressiii;^, pres'-in'sî'/f, a. - ly, ad. pressant, urfrent.
l'reïsiuu, pr6ch'-uu»f, s. pression, L

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fressure, pr^ch'-lour, i, prttti»», f. | /mtnt<ii,'e, m, j

iir.;fHir, f,
rri".l.itloii, |)rcvt'''-(:lKMin/, i. ^rtilalion, f.
l'rritii, |ir .'•lô, it'i. iilt.
I'ri-,iiiii.tlilf, |)rl-/ii)u'-iii.i-lil', (II/. f)i'%iiiiiahlt,
rr<-Miinc, iiri-ziniiMw', i'. a. f>rf\iiiiitr, i/(//r»«»",
rM-Miincr, [>ri-zlmr.iiiiMir. c. />r.'\i>iiiftiifii\; m,
l'r.' .iim|iii..ii, jiri /i.uiiu'-i liiuii/", jr. frin^imfllon : ar-

i.i;,niif, I,
l'r,-,iiiM|pti\c, |iri-^ciiiii*'-tlv, a. trtiomfliji /r/-

MllIIffllillY,

l'rfiiiiiiiiiiiipii», prl-zeuiiw'-tiliioii.euMi «, — ly, aii. />■/•

f<>>n/itiifii\: (ioiHftiiiii, f,

l'n!>iiin|i(iiiiiiini;si, |)ri-rciitii/-ltliloii-ciic<'iics>i*, /. //V-
l'r.--iili|M)',i>, |iri-st;ii|i|t'W, f. il. /»/vi;<//»i>ji-»-,
l'rt '^u|>|l(lsltilill| |)ri-'iuu|>-piVili.li'-ciiiic, s. fir^tiiffoti-

/h>ii, f.
rrrii'iici;, prlloiiii'c/', T. ff/ttiilhii, t. \ /»-//<•»/<, m.
l'rctrnil, pn-itiiiiU', v, a, €t ii. fntiwUr ; jfiimtrt ;

fivtfiiiirt.
l'r<;tciiil'T, |irl-tcnn'-(Ieiir, t. firi'ttiuiiinr, m.
l'rcti'iiilinyly, |)ri-tenii'-i|ifri{(/('-li, di/. iiift firiii)ntptioH.
l'ri.'li.'ii'.ioli, uri-tciiii'-Jciiiii', ï. />rt(enliOii, f.
l'rclL'rit, |iri -terit^ a. prcli'rit.
rrutoiilliiii, i>ri-tcr-l<;li'-fiin^, s. pr'tfriliou, f.
l'rrtcri ipsod, |)ri-lcr-l.i|i>>t', a. /iiti/ fin/*//.
l'rclLTiiii'.tiim, |irltcr-iiiicli'-uiin', t. frtUrinissxen, f.
l'rL'lorinif, pri-tcriiiilc', v. n. oinrlti'i', fiaiter.
l'rotcrii.inir.i', prilor ii.i'-tclil»;i-r.il, a. suniaturel.
I'ri-i<.xt, pri-lLkst', s. fivtexle, m.
l'niiir, pri'-lur, r. firleiir, m.
l'iut'iri.in, pri-ti'>'-ii-.iii(', a. fii'torien.
l'ri.'(tiiu"is, prct'-l-iicsic s. eli\;(inct ; )^e>itil/fSSf, f.
l'rctty, iirul'-i, a. et oti. — ily, aj. joli, )>tiilil ; aise*,

/.i 1 Mi/'/i'iii-iif ; /irof',t/>/fiHi-)if,
l'n.'v.iil, pri-vcl', I'. X. f'irTdIi'ir ; pràii>ininer ; ràissiy;

tu — iipiiii, a^vir (if l'iiijliifttie xiir.
rrcv.iiliiii.nt, pri-vél'-mcimt, rrcv;\lcMce, prcv'-;»-Icim'c^,

t in/liiciiie ; /i>/iU>miitaiiii:, f.
l'ruv.ifiMit, prcv -a-lcnirt. a. — ly, aii. (fomiiiaiif; e()hacf.
l'reviiriciito, pri-var'-i-kiit^, v. u. prevavtiiiicr ; ter-

g:iverser,
rrcviiricitinn, prl-va-ri-ko'-cliouiKr, s./in'i>an\aticii, f. j

iuhter/iii^e, m.
l'ri;v.nric.Uor, privar-i-k«!'-feiir, f. frevaricateuv, m.
rrcvciio, priviiii"'. v. a, firveiiif.
rrovcnt, ])ri-viiiiri', v, a. fir.vcitir ; emfii'iher.
l'rovciili r, privi'iin'-tonr, ï. te/ni i/iii f'rtvieiit,
l'rcvxiiliipfi, pri voim'-< licuii', r. pWveulion, f.
l'ri'veiitivc, pri-vciiii'-Uv, a. — ly, aU. /irevtntif ; — , s.

firi\ei~viitt/. III.
l'rcvious, iiri'-vi-ciicc, a. — ly, txd. frèalahle ; anlcriciir.
l'reviousncss, pri'-vi-ciitv-iifssc, s. antériorité, f.
l'rcy, pro, t. froie, f. j —, v. ti, dévorer ; pilltr i ruiner.
l'ri-ycr, pni'-ciir, r. spoliateur, m.
l'rke. pr.iïi:!*, f. /'/.v, m. ; laleur, f.
l'ricoloss, pr.iici'-li'isc, a. iiiesfnnnhle,
l'rick, prik, s.pii/ihv ; pointe, f. ; luit; \/peroii, m. ; — ,

f. a, et II, pii/iier ; pointer; exciter, enioiirai;er ;

s'itiX'rir ; se parer ; viser; to — olF, enlever; to

— tip, dresser.
Prickir, prik'-ciir, s. nl'ne, f. ; pi(/ueur, m.
l'ricklc, prik'kr, s. pii/iiaiit, m. ; pointe, f.
l'rickly, prik'-li, a. plein de pii/iianls.
l'ride. \ir.\U\e, s. ort^iieit ; rut, m. ; — , v. a. to — one's

Sflf, se i;loriJier.
trric, pr.ii, v. a. i^oiiter.
Viicr, pr.iï'-cur, s curieu.v, espion, m.
l'riost, prist, s. pn'tre, m.
rrii;stcnift, prisl'-kr.ift, s. fraude pieuse, f.
l'ricstess. nrist-'cssc, s. pn'tresse, f.
l'riesthixxl, pri-it'-linuilf, .v. pre'trise, f.
l'riL",tly. prist'-li, a. depri'tre, sacerdotal,
l'rii;, \>t\\i, s. suffisant, JiloH, m.; \—,v. a. supplier;

inanliandir.
Prill, pril. s. turbot, m.
rriiii, priin?, a. — ly, ait, pn'cieux ; affect/ ; —, v. n.

tninaiidcr.
Prliii.icy, pr.iï'-nia-ci, s. prinialie, (.
l'rlm.iry, pr.ii'-iiia-ri, a. —i\y, ad. primatif; principal.
l'riiii.itc, fpraî'-iuat^, s. primat, m.
l'riiii.itcship, pr.iï'-iii.itc-cliip, s. prinialie, f.
Vriinc, pr.iiiii^, s. matin : printemps, m, ; elile; amorce,

f. ; — , a. - ly, ad. primitif: exi/uis ; précoce ; — cobt,

prix coi'ilanl, m. ; — , v. a. amorcer.
Prliiu-iiess, praïiii<''-iicsv, t. primauté ; excellence, f.
l'riiiur, [iraï'-iiKiir. s. alpliahct, m.
l'riiiiov.il. pr.iï-iiii'-v.il, a. primitif
Primitive, priiii'-i-tiv, n. — ly, ad. primitif.
PriiuitivcHcss, priiir-i-tiv-ncas*-, s. antiquité, aitciew

«</«', f.

Prlino',»cnltiire, pral-rno-djcn'-l-tlour, /. prlmai^nitun,

nlne\te, f.
PriMKinlial, pr.if-inxr'-ili'.il, n. primordial, primitif,
PriiiiriÉ-,»;, priiii/'-r/Vxt*, r. primevère, f,
Priim-, iiriiin'ic, i, prince, m.
PriiiculiKJ, prlimc'^'l.iik/, .1. de prince
Princuly, pnnK'tf'-ll, it. et ad. de prince, en pria 1,
Princess, priiL-'-ccs-x", t. priiiicue, f.
Priiitip.il, priii/'-t.i-iMl, 11, — ly, ad. principal; —, 1.

principal, m.
Priiicip.ilily, prliuv-cl-pal'-l-tl, s. principauté', t.
Principle, nrlii^-ci-pr, t. principe ; luoti/, m. ; —, f. a.

donner des principes.
Priiik, prinnk, i'. 11. te pavaner.
l'rint, prinn'c, t. e»npreinte; trace, estampe, impression,

f. i —, V. a. iniprim;r.
Printer, prlnn'l'-ciir, s. imprimeur, m.
Printinjf, prlnn't'-ln't;'", s. imprimerie; impression,

(. ; — ciriicc, T. imprimerie, f, ; — pruni, /. presse li

imprini-r, f.
Prior, pr.ii' • cur, a, antérieur; précédent; —, *.

prieur, m.
Prioros», praî'-enrc^w, s. prieure, f.
Priority, prai<>r'-itl, s. priorité, f.
l'rioisliip, pr.ii'-L'iirchip, s. prioral, in.
Pri'iry, prai'-ciir-i, r, prieuré, m.
Prism, pri/iii, /. prisme, m.
Prismatic, pri2-iiiat'-ik, a. prismatique.
Prison, pri-!'-'n, s. priion, t. ; — house, /. Prison, f, ; —,

T. a. emprisonner.
l'ri .Dncr, pri^'-'iimir, f. prisonnier, m.
l'ris'Jiiiiiunt, pri^'-'ii-iiicntrt, s. emprisonnement, in.
Pristine, pris -tin^ a. ancien.

Pritliirc, prith'-i, /o«r 1 pr.iy tlice, [t,

Priv.icy, priv'-a-ci, s. priiiaiité ; retraite ; familiarité,
Priv.ilf, prai'-vat^, <i.— ly, ad, prifé, secret ; particulier,

retiré; doniestii/iie ; ill — , en secret; —, j. tnessai;e

secret ; simple soldat, m.
Privateer, prai-va-tîr', s, corsaire, m. ; —, v, ». aller en

course.
l'riv.ition, prnT-vii'-clicun^, t. prii'alion, f.
Priv.itive, priv'-a-tiv, r». — ly, ad. privatif.
Privilojje, priv'-i-liilj^, s. priviUj^e, m. ; — , v. a,

priviiéi^ier.
l'rivity, priv'-i-tl, s. confidence ; participation, f.
Privy, priv'-i, rr, —ily, ad. privé; particulier ; secret;

c^'iiiplice ; — , s. privé, 111. ; retrait:, f.
Pri/f, praïzf, s. prise, f. ; prix, m. , — fijjhter, s. taxciir,

111. ; —, î'. a. priser, évaluer.
Pri/cr, prai'-zoïir, s. cstiniateiir, m,
I'm, |)ri', pr. pour.

l'riil),ibility, pru-lialiil'-i-li, s. probabilité, t,
Prol>.il)lc, prob'-a-lil', d. — hly, ad. probable.
ProlMtion, pro-lié'-chciin?, s. épreuve, f. ; e.wiinen, m.
Probationer, pro-bo'-clieiin-ciir, s. novice, m.
Pruliationerslilp, pro-liO'-cliciin-ciir-cliip, s. noviciat, ni,
Priiliatory, prou'-a-teiir-l, <«. probatoire.
Probe, probt", s. sonde, f. ; — , 7'. <». sonder.
Probity, prob'-l-ti, s. probité, f.
Problem, prnb'-lem', s. problème, in.
Problematic.il, pro-bli-niat'-i-kui, a. — ly, ad. pro-

blématique.
Proboscis, pro-bos'-ciss, s. trompe, f.
Procacioiis, prô-ké'-clieiic*-, a. - ly, ad. effronté.
Procacity, pro-kas'-i-ti, s. effronterie, f.
Procedure, pro'-ci-iljiour, s. conduite, t. ; procédé, m. ;

projetés, m. pi.
Proceed, prô-ciil*', v. u. procéder, provenir, dériver;

poursuivre.
Proceedinjî, çrô-cî'-din'gwc, s. procédé.m. ; procédure, f.
Procerity, prô-cer'-i-ti, s.,i;randeur, (.
Process, pros'-ess, s. cours ; procès, m.
Procession, prô-cùcli'-eun^, s. procession, f.
Proclaim, prô-klém^', v. a. pro. lamer, déclarer.
Proclaim'jr, pro-kié'-meur, s. celui i/ui proclame.
Proclamati'jn, ptô-kla-mé'-clieuii?, s. proclamation :

déclaration, f.
Proclivity, prô-kliv'-l-ti, s. penchant, m.
Proclivoiis, pro-kl.iî'-veuc?, a. enclin, porté.
Proconsul, pro-koiv'-seiil, s. proconsul, 111.
Proconsulsliip, prô-kon«r' -seul-chip, s. proconsulat, ni.
Procr.aslinate, prô-kras'-ti-nctc, v. a. et n. diff'crer, tem-
poriser.
Procrastination, prô-krastlné'-cliciin?, r. délai, m.
Procrastiiialor, nro-kras'tiiu.-tcur, s. temporiseur, m.
Procreate, pro'-Kri-ctc, 7'. a procréer.
l'rocrealioii, prô-kriii'-cheun^, s. procréation, f.
Procre.itor, pro-kri-é'-teur, .f. celui qui entendre, père.
Proctor, prok'-teur, s. procureur, m. [111.

Procur.icy, prok'-iou-ra-ci, s. luxociation, (.
Procuration, prù-kiou-rc'-chcun;, s. pracuralian, I.

PRO

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PRO

^otWiilor. |ifA liiiniriifi:iir, t. friviiraffi/f, m.

I'roi iiro, |iriS-kl>iiir'. f. it. froiiityr; i<fi/inir,

I'rMi Mtciiicnl, iirA kii iir'-iiicnirt, <.tii/i,<ii lit fiviurtr,(.

rrmiircr. iiri'iKnni'-rciir, ». tutriiiitltiur, in,

rrixll^iitl, priMl'-l if.il, ,t. - ly, aU. f'r,\ii);ut.

rri)<ll»,'.illly, liroilltf.il'-i-tl, .r, fiii>,in;,iUlf, f.

I'rodi^jKiii^, iirô-illir-Jciit.-, It. - ly. iii/. />i,\/i:;ifiir.

J'r'"lik;iMir,iii-s>, llrl^•lli■l'•J^.■llt ■ticssc, j. fiionHtlt,t,

Trciiln^y, |irMi|'.|.ilil, t. //iii/(^i', III.

I'rmlitiMii, prA-dicfr-cuiic, r. fra/iiMHi, (,

rro'lilor, priiir.i.tLiir, a. Initltf, m.

I'riiilm.f, iirml'-iouc/, j. fiodiiil, in. ; —, pr<V(liaiic/,

V. It. froitiiirt,
I'riiiliicir, |>r<'>-(liciu'-rciir, t. cfliii i/iii /iivJiiit.
J'rii'liiciliU-, iiru-iliiin'-cilir, .1. i/iii /•ml /liv />);>,iint.
rrndiict, prixT-riikt, 1. froxiint, in.; />>i<<iiiili.>ii, f.
rrixliiLliim, pru-dtiik'-iliuiiiif, r. f>i>,tiiilioii, f.
I'ro'liittivc, pri')-dtiik'liv, n. (•>i\itutif.
l'ri)diutlvciiL'is, pro.(kMik'-ti\-iic»s/, t./trlitUi, f,
rnicin, priV-viii, i. frffiut, f.
I'riif.iii.iiiipii, prA-f,i-Mc'-(.lioiin/, t. fraf,t>i<ttii»i, f.
Prufiinc, pni-fcn»'', <». - ly, a,i. fii'/aiie ; tinfiie; —,

V. 'I. /'iv/itiwr.
rmr.inencss, prA'-Wn/'-nosv, s. impiété, f.
I'rdf.iiicr, prô-f«i'-in.'iir, r. f>>ola)ial(ui; in,
rriifcttiun, pri^-fck'-tliciiiii-, s. /'ii^ih, in.
rrofcss. prA-ffss'. :■. «i. rt >i. pivtcsser, liiihtrer.
rrofi'ssodly, prM-fcss'.ciMI, ad. ointrlfiiinit.
I'rofussion, iirA.fi;cir.ciiiic, r. ptojcssio)!, {.
l'ri)fcssl()ii.i(, pnVfixlr-t.im-.ll, a. i/iii <i rapport ,i line

pro/fssion.
l'riift.-SM)r, prô-ff^s'-cur, t. proftsst\ir, ni.
rroffssorNliip, prù-fcsV-cur-cliip, k. pritlr.tsornl, ill.
I'rdircr, prill'. iiir, s. i<//'re, pri'fosilioii, (. ; emti, III. ; —,

V. It. flffrir, pti'Pi'ser, ci uiir»*,
I'riXiciciiti', - cy, pro iilIi' cMn'cc, — cl, r. pt-m^rh, in.
I'roticlcnt, pr>') lit li'-i-nii I, ii i/iii a/ait litt progrèt.
rriililc, pnV-tilc, r. ptojil, in.
I'riilit, prciP-il*-, s. profit; in'fiiiif : hf'ii'/iic, in,; — ,

V. II. fill. aTitn/ai:ir ; pro/ifir ; /lie pro/i>iible.
I'riilit.ililc, prof •i-ta-lil', «r. —lily, lui, projilahlt : utile.
rrcifitalilciicss, prof'-l-ta-lil'-iKss**, 1. avitiilttgt, iii. i

iilililé, (.
rro(iili".s, prnr-ili'-lL'ssr, a. tit n.t pro/it.
l'^llrti^{.lcy, jiroP.ll-;;.i-cl, J. abitiuioiDieineiit, m. ; dis-

solution, f.
l'riillil,Mtc, prof ■ li • ifuéie, a. — ly, ad. dehaiicM;

tue'iUitut.
I'rolllKatciicss, prof -li-jj/zétc-ncssc, 1. dàaiiclie ; in/-

c/iiiiiieté, f.
I'nilUitiiCL', prnf'-linticiiirce*, s. cours : pro>^r^t, m.
I'nifouiid, pro-f.iiiniiii'ii', d. - \^, iid. profond.
I'rofniiniliioss, pi6 r.ioium .l'-in.^s<-, I'lufitinlily, pro.

(V'liiif'-ili-li, s. pro/oudiiir, f.
rripfiiso, iiriVlimiz/, <?. — ly, <ii/. prodi);iic ; sura-

/'oudtiut.
I'rofiiscMiuss, pro-fimizt'-ness^, I'rofnsion, prn-fioii'-Jcuii^,

s. proyiisiou, f.
I'f'V. l'f"k'i ■•• proï'iMOUs, f. pi. ; —, 7'. a, vcUr,

Jilouter.
rroj,'cM\itor, pri'i-djuii'-i-toiir, j. aieul, in.
I'rnjrcny, pniir.jlni, s. posleritc ; faiuilte, f.
I'ro^'iiostlc, prov;iinb'-tik, t. proii lie, in.
Pniifiiosticiiie, pr(i|{-iuis'-ti-kcW, v. a. pronostiquer ;

pr/snf^er,
Pro^'re^s, pro^'-rcss. .r. proxn^s ; Toya!;e, in.
Profjresslon, iiro-u'rctiruuiK', s. pri^ressiini, f.
Proijressioii.il, prii-i;ri.cli'-tim-al, Pru^rcbsive, pro gres'-

siv, (I. — ly, lid. pyo!;rrs\i/,
Priii^rcsslvcnuss, pro-nrcs'-hiv-ness^, s. projj^ression, f. j

proL^rh-, III, pi.
Priiliiliit, prô-liili'-itf-, T. a. prohiber : di'f'cudre.
Pniliiliitiiiii, pro-hi-liicli'-tiinc, s. proliihitton ; d/fense,
I'riiliiliitory, pro-liili'-i-tciir-i, ii. proliibHif. \(.

I'liijcct, priid'-jckt, s, proiel, in. ; —, prô-djckt', v. a. el

II. proicler : se pioinrr.
rriijcttilo, pri'i-dirk'-lll, s. projeelile, in.
I'lTijtction, pro-djck'-cliiuiw, j. projeilion ; sailiie, f. ;

projet. III.
Proiécture, prô-djok'-tcliioiir, s. projeeture : saiilie, I.
Priilate, pio-IlU-', t- a. prouoiicer ; — , prol'-cif, a. plat,

atlali.
Priilatlon, prô-lii'-chenni', s. pronoinieihoii, f. ; délai, 111.
Priilctarian, pro-li-tù'-riaiic, «. prol-laire.
Priilcit.irlatc, pro-litc'-ri-ct^, s. prolélariut, in.
Priiletary, pro'-lct-a-ri, a. prolétaire.
Piiilltic, — .il. pro-lifik, - al, a. prol:tl<;ue.
Prolilicatlon, piô-li-fi-kd'-chuiinf, s. vertu proliJ!i/ue, f.
Pri>lix. pioliks;, a. — ly, ad. proli\e.
Prolixity, pro-liks'-iti, Piolixntss, pro-Iiks'-ncss*, j. /ri»-

lixitt, f.

Pnilnifiic, prol'.o|f, r. prolo.;ue, m.
Pr■l|.Ml^', p'l^•lllny(/^', f. a. prolongtr.
PrHli.iii,Mii.in, pro-liin'k; >■•'■» liftin/, j, pi at on cation, f,
Proiuiiii'iii c, — cy, pruni'-l-ncnn'cr, — ct, t, fra^iiUutiittl

■imllit, f.
ProniliuMit, proin'-l'iivnn't, <i. ^ro^mintitl ; dl\liii;;u/,

apparent.
I'riiiniii null, prôiiiii'l.liuii'iic/, d. - ly, <»i/. toy'ui.
PniinlsciioukiivM, |irù-itiik'-kluii'oncc-lK»<>/, /, promit-

lUlll', f.

PrHiiii>o, prnin'-l/<', t. friiinettf, (. ; — lireadi, t,
ii>an</ut dt pitrole, \\\.\ —, t'. 1». tl it. promtlirt ;
lane e\per<r,

ProinUsory, proin'-li-Hcurl, a. ifiii (onlltnl iiii* />•»•

iiieisf,
Pnimiintory, proni'-riini'-Uiir-l, r. Pr.'iiioiifo/rr. m.
Prunicitr, prc^ • moll'', i'. <». afaiuer ; riever ; *»•

ioiiriii;er.
Piuniiitcr. pri\iiiô'-ttMir, s. promoteur, m.
Prciiniiijiiii, proiiii'i'Llii'iiiic, c. piomoliou, f,| tiiconra.i;e'

ment, in,
Pruinpt, promt, 4. — ly, ad. pionipl ; — pnyinrnt, /.

aixeii.' lOinp/itnt, ni. J —, :■. a. souiller ; porter.
Prompter, iiromc'.U'iir. i. soiifileur, m.
l'riiiii|ititniiL-.ptiiiii<'-ti'tioud'', l'rolllptnc^s,|)roln't'•ncsW|

r. promptilude, f.
Pruiiiptiiary, prom't'-lon-n-rl, .t. di'p^', maijilsin, ni.
l'riimiilKate, pro.|iiiiir-v;;<étc, t: .t. promii/,i;iier.
l'roimilj{atioii, proiiii iir(;/(i;'-cliiiiM<', s. promuli,'afion,
l'rijiniil^;c, pro.mciiMJ<', i'. a, proiiiuli;uer, U,

l'roMi;, pn'iiic, a. peiiilu, fluliu ; porte ; iviuhi' .) plat

ventre.
Priincin;-.N, prôn^'nos';i', t. pente, f. ; ptnehaiit, ni.
Proiii;, pron'K, s. fourdioii, m. ; dent, f.
Pniniiniiii.tl, pr/^'iiiim'l.n.il, a. proiioiuinat, "

I'mnmni, pr.V.ii.iuiinf, 1. pronom, ni,
rmiKiiiiicc, piô ii.iiinnn iv'. v. a. prononetr ; de'elarer.
Pruiuiiicl.illon, proiiciiiu-<lil-c'-r.licuiir, x. pronow

eiation, f.
Proof, pronf, s. prtuvt ; /preuve, f. ; —, a. à l' épreuve,

iinpeiietrahlf.
I'ioii|lo-,s, pronf'-lcsv, ri. san\ preuves.
Prop, prop»", f. appui, \autien ; ttai, m. ; —, v. a. ap'

pny.r: soutenir.
l'ro|i.n;.itir, priip'..i>;/(cti", v. a. pr.'/ax'er.
l'rnp.i^f.itiiMi, pro-pa>;/<i''-tliciiii^, s, piopai;alioii, f.
l'ro|ia>,Mlor, pro-pa-^{/<é'-ti'nr, s. propai^aleiir, ni,
tl'ropalc, propcli'', f. a. piil'lier.

l'ropcl, iiro pel', î'. a. pouswren avant : faire eireultr,
l'iopiiid, pro prim'd', T. II. penelier ; /ire p, ri/.
Prii|n.iiilLMty, propciin'-dcim-ci, J. pciu/iarit, 111. ; iif

eliuatioit, f.
l'ropciist.', pro-| riin'ri', a. eneliii, port/.
l'ropiiision, pro in'Mii'-clKim'', Piopciihily, pro pcim'»

si-li, i. proten.\ioii ; tendaïue, i.
Proper, prop'-ciir, a. — ly, ad. propre; parliLiitier ;

bien fait.
Propcrato, prop'-cur-tti', v. a. anelerer.
Propcrncss, prop' • cur - iilss*", f. eoiivenaure ; beitt

taille, f.
Property, prop'-etir-ti, .r, propriété, f. ; autsscire, in. i

—, V. a. rendre propre, approprier.
Prophecy, prof'-i-saî, s. prophétie, f.
Prophesy, profisai, ■; . a. proplietiser,
l'roplut, prof'-ili-. s. prophète, m.
Prophetess, piol'-itess.-, v. proplieles\e, (.
Pro ihetic, —al, prô-fct'-ik, —al, «. —ally, ad. pro-

phetii/ue.
l'roplielize, proP-i-taizc, v. n. proplieti'er.
tPropiiic, iiro-paiiii'', s. présent, m.
l'roplni|iiily, prô piir^''kiiiii-ii, .1, profiinite : parent/, {,
Priipiti.ito, prô-pkh'i-ilf, ;■. a. rendre propue.
i'ropiti.itinii, prô-pi-i lii-i'( JKiinc, s. pvopitialion, f.
l'ropiti.ilory, prô-pii.li'-l-.itiiir i. a. propitiatoire.
Prnpilloiis, pro-pi' II' 'MU (■, II. - \y;,ad.. pi fpi.f.
l'r..pitloiisness, pro pit ir-ein (■ iiesK-, i. nature pro/iie,

boute, f.
PropniiiMit. prôpô'iicnn't, s. proposant, m.
Propirlioii. propùr'-clicunf, s. proportion, f. ; —, f. a.

propoi-iioniier.
Proporiioii.ilile, prA-pôr' cliciiualir, <i. -My, ad.pio-

/ortionn.'l ; en proportion.
l'roportioiial, prô-[ii'ir'-Llieuii-,il, a. — ly, ad. propor-

tionnel,
l'roportiuii itc, pi ô-pot'-tlieun-.i' ^ a. tro/or lionne

--, r'. (T. pioporlHiiiier,
l'ropos.il, pro-po'-.!.!!, ^.proposition, f.
Propose, pro-poze', v. a. proposer.
l'roposition, pro-po-zicli'-euiif, s. proposilion, f.
Propound, pro - paoumi'tl', v, a, Profontr, ojfrir i

avancer.

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î'rii|H.uii.Ifr, pr'i-i'.ioimir'-djiir, t. ifli<iii!ii/>io/<i'sâ,
I'np|iiici.iiy, iiiM|pr.ii'-i-t.i-ri. I'roiirictijr, iiroprai'-i-

tciir, .1, /'m/'i iiWtire, ill. ct f.
rro|)ric'tMrs|ii|i, iiiripr.ir-i-lciirtliip, s. droit d'l»'

/•lewioii. 111.

I'ropru ircr-s, pri'i-prAi'-i-tressc, r. f^r<if<rii!fitir,', f.
I'roptiijlj.piopr.ir-i-li, s. fiofri^'li^ ; lonviiuiiiit, f.
I'mpii^'ii'i'. propimi'-ncur, s. lir/iitseiir ; vtiij,'fiir,
I'ruro, prni, s. /■inui; f.

l'nirci^^Miiciii. pr'')-io.^'/(c'-cIit;iiTi(', .r. /ircno\'<t/ii'>i. (.
I'midi^iic, \iri')-ri'i^iie', v. a. />roiO'^er ; proioiis]

iciiiellic,
I'ros.iic, pro-x.j'-ik, a. />i-fls,iï,jiif.
I'ros. rilir, pro-skniibt'', i'. a. frosoire, baiiith

Itihii

pro.

]'nr,cri)itii)ii, prcVskrip'-chcuiic, s. f'roscriplion, f.
I'liisc, \irt'i/.i-, s. pivsf, f. ; — , v, )i, e'lrire en prose.
I'rosc cull.', prob'-i-kiuiitf, v. a. poursuivre, lOtttimier;

riiltcnher,
I'ri)SL-ciiiiuii, pro-si-kiou'-chcuiiir, s. poursuite: cou-

till tuition, {.
]'ros(jciit(ir, pros'-i-kiou-tciir, s. poursuivant ; pt.ii-

Kiiaiil, in.
rrosilyte, prci.s'-i-l,iltc s. prost'iyti; m.
I'rosilyiisni, pios'-i-li-ti/.iii, s. profflytisnte, m.
I'ldsdvtue, pros'-i-li-t.iiz/', ;■. ii. (Oiivertir.
I'rc^oily, pios'-ô-ili, s.prosod'-; f.
I'lospcct, pros'-pfkt, .r. f't'rsp.ctiTC, vue, f.
I'lcispcctivc, pro-^pck'-tivc, it. preroyant, d'approche,
I'ru-.pccliis, pnispik'-tciKC, s. prospectus, in.
I'nispir, pro.i'-poiir, x: a. et n. prospérer, favoriser,

rew^sir.
I'ri. iionty, ])rns-por'-i-ti, s. prospérité', f. ; honluur, in.
I'lnspi reins, prii,'-pciir-oin:(', If. -Xy, ad. prospère, pro-

piie, I, iireuK.
I'rnspi'Ki isiii'ss, pros'-jirnr I'lirc-iu.'S'.t', s. prosf^e'rit', f.
I'liLli'in, limi, puiTUr-iic'-i liLiiiii', s. pro'itcriieincul :

a.''iif.'eni, ut, in.
J'li'liliilc-, piD'.'-titiinilc, I'. </. prosfi/uer ; —, a.

pioUUiie.
I'M'stiiniiiin, priisli liim'-i lu.inu', \, pro\litutiou, f.
I'm Ir.ili-, piii.'-inl'', v. a. prostiriier ; a/'attre ; — ,

pnis'-tiiit.-, II. prosierue.
I'mslMtiiin, pros-trc'-cliuniK', s. prosterneinent. 111.
I'lotcct, pn'i-tckt', i\ n. pro.'ef;er ; ^'aiaiu'ir.
I'mtuctinii, pro-tck'-tlnjunc, s. protection, f.
I'roti-'ciivi!, pro-tok'-tiw, a. qui prolet;e, protecteur, m.
I'lnicctiir, iirù-tek'-tinir, ,f. protecteur, m.
rnti'cIoniU', pro.tL'k'-toréw, s. protectorat, m.
l'rulocirL'ss, pi6-lcjk'-trcssc, s. protectrice, f.
IVolcnil, prô-tt-'iin'il', v. a. étendre.
l'rotcrvity, pro-tL'i'-vi-li, s. ejl ronlerie, f.
l'iotost, prol'-est, s. protestation ; protêt, m. ; —, v. a.

et n. attester ; protester.
rrotLst.iiit, prot'-cstann't, a. protestant ; — , s. pro-

lestant, m.
l'rDtosUiiitisiii, prot'-cs-t.Tni?-ti.?iii, .f. protestantisme, m.
rrolcst.Uion, piii-lijs-tu'-clioiilii', s. proies'aiion, f.
I'mtdunl, pn'i'-li'i-kul, s. protocole, m.; minute, f.
J'roldlypo, priV-ti'i-l.iipi', s, prototype, oriyjiiaî, m.
l'riUr.ut, pio-tr.ikt', v. a. pro/on.;er.
l'rotr.ictor, prn-lr.ik'-tciir, s. celui qui pro.'on,c::e.
l'rotruclii n, i)rô-trak'-clicuiu', s. prolouf^'atit-n, f, ; re-

turdcj.ieut, m.
]'rntr;nti\o, pro-trak'-tlv*", a. dilatoire.
rr.'tnulc, pro-triomlt', v. a. et n. pousser en avant;

s'étendre.
l'rolrnsiuii, prô-trou'-jeuiii', s. action de pousser en

avant, f.
l'rdliilierance, prù-tioii'-liei-ann'cf, s. protube'rance ;

cntineuie, f.
ricitiili(jranl, prû-liiiii'-licr-.iiiirt,rt. proc'niinent.
l'riplnli'jiaU-, pro-tiiin'-liLT-cIf", v. n. s'en/ter.
l'roiul, praoïiilc, a. — ly, ad. Jier, orgueilleux : pont-

peii.x ; ,/ouj,'iteux.
l'rove, prom, v, n. et n. prouver ; essayer ; devenir;

arriver : rciissir.
l'roveahlo, prouv'-.i-bl', a. qti'oii petit prouver.
Provciulcr, prc/v'-eii!i-ilfiir, s. fourrasse, m.
J'rovL'il), |irov'-L'rlif, s. proverl'e, m.
rri'vcrlii.il, prA-vor'-l'i-ai, a. — ly, ad. proverhin!.
rroviilc, pro-vaidi"', v. a. et n. pourvoir, fou rttir ; se

prémunir.
l'iovidoil, pnVv.iî'-ded, a. pontnjn ; pr^'tnuni. (f.

Pnn 'dc-iux-, prov'-i-iltjimo-, ,t. prrvoynnce ; providence,
l'rovideiit, prov'-i-donn'l, ./. — ly, ad. prévoyant.
l'rovid 'nlial, prii.vi-d'jnn'-i liai, a. —\y, ad. providentiel.
IVnvidL-r, pr<"t-\.ii'-deur, s. pout l'oyeur, tu. [ni.

rrnviiKi.', prnv'-ini\'i;c, s. ptovitue, (. ; etiiploi ; ressort.

l'rovision, prô-vij'-cunc, s. provision ; pre'caittion, {,
préparait/ ; disposition, f. ; —s. //. vtvic's, ni. pi,

l'riivisunial, pn'i-vij'-oiin-al, a. — ly, ad. provisoire.

l'pivisu, prov,ii'-^o, s. condition, f.

rri)viM)ry, pro-viii'-zciir-i, a. proxnsoire.

l'i'iviic.itiDii, pio-vô-ku'-cliunnc, s. provocation, f.

l'i (ivocativcpro-viV-k.i-tivc, a. i/iii proviu/tie ;stimtilar'l.

I'rDVdkc, pro-vi)k<r', ?'. a. provoi/iier ; exciter ; op/enser.

l'r(ivciki.T, prA-vô'-kiiir, s. provoiateur ; offenseur, m,

l'riivi)kiii^;ly, iirô-vô'-kin'^'/f'-li, ad. insoltnuntnt.

l'rDVDst, pruv'-eiist, s, prèvft, ni.

l'rovi)stslii|), prnv'-C'iist-cliip, s, p revête', f.

l'rciw, pr.nni (pro), s. proue, f.

l'rdwoss, pr.ioii'-i sv (pio'-issi-), s. bravoure, valeur, f,

l'rinvl, pMiiiii (prùl), 7/. n, rAler.

l'nnvler, pr.ioiir-inir, s. ittaratidetir, m.

l'roxiin itL-, |ir(iks'-iiii.itc, <i. — ly, ad. itnin/diat.

l'riixiiiiity, priiks-ini'-iti, s. proximité, f.

l'nixy, pn.ks'-i, s. procuration, f. ipracureur, m.

l'riuh', priHidc, s. prude, f.

1'riidi.Micc, proii'-ilenn'ci', s. prudence, f.

Prudent, prou'-dcun t, Prudential, prou-denn'-clial, a.
— ly, ad. prudent. [dence, t. pi.

Priuicntials, prdu'-donn-chalz, r. //. maximes de pru-
derie, I.
Prudish, proud'-ichc, a. prude.

Prud'.'ry, |ir<nid'-cr-i, s. prud

Provincial, prô-viiu''-clial, ii. provim ial.
Provine, pro-va'ùu-', s.provin, m.

Priuic, prdinK", v. prune, f. ; pruneau, ni. ; —, V. a. et n.

etnonder, etaf;uer; .fii/uster.
l'riniL'l, prnii'ncl, l'riin'll.i, prun-ncr-lo, J. /rM;/?//c, f.
l'r'.inin^jkiiifo, prou'-nin'^'Xi'iiaif, .t. serpe, f.
l'nirieiico, — i y, pn a'-riciin'c;', —ci, s. deniaiiseaiion,(.
Pniriciii, prcin'riciiu't, a. pruric;itieux.
Pry, pr.iï, ,'. n.Joiiiiler, sonder.
ISalui. s.iiiK', s. psaume, m.
Ps ilini-it, sal'-inisli', s. psalmisie, m.
IMi.u/, <:n.'i, int. l'ait 1 l>,i ;.,leile !

I\vclhikii,'i( , - ,il, saik" l,idj'-ik, —al, a. psyiholo^iqiie.
l'syi linl(i',^y, s.iikiirM.cIji, s. psyi/ioloj,'ie, f.
l'iiiiii, O-eoiic', i. tix.in,-, t.
Pul>oily, phpu'-licr-li, s. puberté, f.
Pul'i' ( eut. piciii-lics'i inii'l. II. /■.(A<';r.
Public, pi;iil)'lik,«. ly,(/i/. piiblii : — liniise, .f. <«.'m;- ,',

m.; — .spirilcil, ii./ii/ni'//'/'(f,- — , s. publie ; \<,ib,i-

ret, m.
Pulilx in, pcnb'likanc, .r. percepteur ; eaharetier, m.
Public. ition, |.cul)-li-ké'-ctic"aii(', s. publication, f.
Publicity, pciib-lis'-i-tl, Publlciicbs, pcub'-lik-ness^, s.

publicité, f.
Publish, |ieul)'-liclic, 7'. a. publier.
Publisher, peub'-licli-eur, s. éditeur, m.
Puck, peuk, s. lutin, 111.

l'ucker, pcuk'-eur, v. a. rider ; plisser ; froncer.
l'udiler, peud'-cur, s. bruit, m. ; —, Z'. a. et n. troubler;

inqui-ter : faire du bruit. [m.

l'uddiiii;, \w\v\' -xn^j^ne, s. potiditij; ; boudin ; bourrelet,
Puddlei lieiul'-dl', ,r. bourbier, x'dcliis, 111.; — , V. a.

rendre bourbeu.\: ; troubler; bousiller.
Puddly, pend'-dii. a. bourbeux.
Pudency, piou'-deiin-ci, ,f. pudeur, f.
Pudicity, piiiu-dis'-i-ti, s. piidicite, f.
Puerile, pimi'-i-ril, a. puéril, d'enfant.
l'ueri ity, piiui-i-ril'-i-li, .f. puérilité, f.
Puet, picm'-it(', .r. huppe, f.
Puir, peuf, s. bou/fee ; trii/Pe ; houppe, f. ; pouf, m. ; —,

•c. c. et n. bouffir, souiller, etijier ; enler'er ; hdbler.
Putfcr, penP-cnr, s. soiillleur ; vanteur, m.
Pullin, peiiP-inc, s. ploni;eoii, m.

l'ulliiifjly, peuP-in'jî^c-li, (»./. en s' enflant; en haletant.
Piill'y, pcuf-i, a. bouffi ; en/le.
Vw^, pens;, s. petit sitt^'e; badin, m,
Pui,'h, poil, int. li donc I
Pui;ua' ions, peu,:;nij'-cheiic?, a. (juerelleur.
I'ui,'iiacity, pcut;-nas'-i-ti, s. penchant à se battre, m.
H'uir, pour, v. Poor,
i'uisne, piou'-ni, a. ptilne', cadet.
Puissance, piou'-is-sann ci", j. puissance, f.
Puissant, piuu'-is-s.innt, a. — ly, ad. puissant.
Piike, piouk», s. vomitif, m. ; — , v. >i. vomir.
Pulchritude, peul'-kri-tioud^. s. beauté, {.
Pi, le, pioulc, z'. n. piauler ; itre tnalitts;re.
Pull, poul, .y. .S('iW(.i,ic, f. ; — , v. a. et n. tirer à soi;

itrracher ; plumer ; déchirer ; vo^^tier ; tiai;er ; to —

down, abattre ; lo — up, déraciner ; élever ; hisser,
l'nllcr, poul'-enr, s. tireur, arracheur, 111,
l'nllet, ponl'-ilc, j\ poulcite ; poiilatde, f.
Piillev, poul'-i, s. poulie, f.
i'ullul.ile, penr-liou-létr, zk n. pulluler.
Puluion.iry, iieiirino-ii.iri, a. piili.'ioitaire.
Piilp, peiiip. ,1. pulpe, (.
Piil|ilt, poul'-pite-, s. chaire, f.
Puluous, peiil'-pencj', Pulpy, pevil'-pi, a. pulpeux

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PulMatii n, jieiil-sô'-tlicun^, s. f'lilsalion, f.

l'uKe, I- •tiNf, i. pi>iii'\. III, ; puUalioH, {. ; /f^'^iDnf, m. j

—, V. a tuttlre ( /■.mis).
Pulsion, pi ir-clioiiiif, s. impulsion, f.
l'ulverizatidii, i)ciil-vt;r-i-zc'-chcmi!-, spiilVi'risation, f.
I'lilverizo. ijeuf'-vcr-aizr, v. <r. pii/vfri.\i-r.
Piilvil, iiciir-v'l, s. parjiim, \n. ; —, 7-. a. far/uiner,
}'i mice, piuu'-niicc, s. purir pviuf, f.
Piiininel, pc»m'-il, v. PuiiiiulI.

Piiiiip, peum p, s. pompe, {. ; —, t. a. tomper : soiuier.
Pi.iuptr, peiini'ii'-ciir, s. pompier, in.
Piiiupioii. pciiin'p'-ycuiK', s. iilioiiil.'e, f.
Pun, pL'iiiif, s. pointe, (. j ca/e»tl>oiiy, 111. ; —,v. n./aire

etts ealcnihoiirs.
Fundi, f)euii'ch, s-, poinçon ; punch ; poluiiinelle, in. ;

— , J', a. poinçonner.
Puncheon, peun'ch'-oinc. Puncher, pemi'ch'-cur, s.

poinçon, in. ; honterolle, f.
Punctilio, peunk-tll'-yo. s. vétille, viinittie, f.
Punctilious, pcunk-til'yLMict-, a. — ly, ad. pointilleux.
Punctiliousness, pciiirk-tir-yeuc^-nessc', s. nature scru-
puleuse ; niaiserie, f.
Punctual, pcun'k'-tchiou-al, it. — ly, a,i. ponctuel.
Puiictuahty, pL-un'k-tchlou-al'-i-li, Puiictualncss, pcun'k-

tcliiou-auiL-SSi'. .r. ponctualité, f.
Puiiciuate, pcuu k'-ti(;uct^, 7». a, ponctuer.
Punctuation, peuiik-tcliiou-é'-cliouiic, s. ponctuation, f.
Puncture, peuuk'-tchinur, s. pi,/i'irc ; ponction, f.
(l'un, peiinn, Puiul, pt-uiin'd. v. rouiul.
Puiiijeiicy. pciiiii-'-djeun-ci, s. licrelé ; acrimonie, f.
PunifCTit. peuui-'-iljcun't, a. pii/uant : cuisant.
l'uniceous. pi.iunicli'-cucf, a. couleur de pourjirt.
l'uniness, iiiou'-iii-iicss*", s. petitesse, f.
Punish, peuii'-ichc. t. a. punir, châtier.
Puriihh.ible, ptni.i'-icli-a-ljl', <(. punissable.
PunishiMcnt, piun'-ich-iiienn't, Puniliùii, piou-nich'-

eun?, s. punition, f.
Punitive, pioii'-lii-tiv, a. tàial,
l'uiik, peun k, s. loupe, f.

Punster. p(.iiii4''-steiir, s. fai.'ur de caleinhours, m.
Punt. peuiiiit. V. n. pouter.

l'uny. pioii'-ni. a. puine.cadct : mesquin ; — , s. no; ice,
l'up, peiip, V. n. mettre his, chicnner. [m. et t.

l'U|)!l, piou'-pil, s. pupille, m. et f. ; e'ithr, m.
Pupil.i:,ie. jnou'-pil-édtfc^, Piipilarity, piou-pi-lar'-i-ti, s.

iniuorite, f.
Pupillary, pinu'-pil-a-ri. a. pupillaire.

11'upit. piou'-pitr, T'. l'ulpit.

Puppet. peup'-it('. r. marionnette ; poupifc, f. ; — show,

s. jeu de marionnettes, m.
Pnppy, peup'-i. s. petit chien ; fat, m. ; —, "v. n.
Piirlijiiiil, pc-ur'-bl.iin'il, <i. myope. [ihioiner.

Purbliiuliiiss, peur'-lil.iiu'il-UL'sst'. s. myopie, f.
Purclias.ilile, peur'-tchcs-.i-bl'. </. qu'on peut acheter.
Purchase, peur'-Icliccc. s. achat, 111. acquisition ; prise,

f. ; — , '1. a. nihe'er ; ol'tenir.
Purchaser, peur'-lclié-seur, s. acheteur ; acqiie'reur, m.
l'ure. piour. a. — ly, ad. pur : chaste.
Puieness. iiiour'-iiessc, s. pureté, f.
PurHe. peur'-lV. v. a. ij-arnir d'un tissu d'or : broder.
Purgation, peur-j;''e'-chcunt', s. p'iii;ation, f.
Purjjative. peur'-^'a-tiv, n. purs^aiif.
Purjjatoiy. peur'-i;.i-teur-i. s. pui,i;atoire, m.
Purjje. peuriljc, s. purgatif, m. ; — , v. a. et n. purger;

se purger.
Puritication, i>iou-ri-li-ké'-cheuii(', s. purification, f.
Purificatory, pinu-rif -i-ka-teuri. a. puri/iant. [ni.

Purifier, piou'-ri-faï-eur, j. <(■/;/;' (/»i//i';v/'i' ; rai 'ur.
Purify, piou'-ri-f.ii. v. a. et n. puri/ler, clari, • se
Puritan, piou'-ri-tanc. J. /«.l'i/cti/;, ni. [pu.

Purity. piou'--i-ti. s. purel-, f.
Purl, peurl. s. eugn'lure. f. ; gazouillement, m. ; — , v.

a. et n. harder ; gazouiller.
Purlieu, peur'-liou. s. lisière, f. ; ressort, m.
Purlin, peur'-liiii', s. panne, f.
Purloin, pcur-loîiw, 7'. a. derofier.
Purloiiier. i.eiir-loui"-eur, .r. voleur, m.
Purparty. |)eiir'-;iar-ti. .f. portion, part, f.
Purple, peur'pr, s. pourpre, f. ; — . a, de pourpre.
Purplish, peur'-pliche', a. purpurin.
Purport, peur'-pc'irt^, s. but: sens, m.; teneur, f, ; — ,

V. n. vouloir c'ire ; Jaire entendre.
Purpose, peur'-peucc, s. intention, f. ; projet ; but, m. ;

utilité, f. ; for the —, comme par exemple ; on — , à

dessein, exprès ; to no —, en vain ; —, v. a. et >i. se

proposer, avoir dessein.
Purposely, peur'-peucf-li, a. ad. exprès, à dessein.
Purr, peur. v. n.jiler {chat).
l'urse. peurst', s. bourse, f. ; — cutter, s. coupeur de

bourse, m. ; — proud, a. orj;ueilleu.\- ,■ — , v- a, einpo-

(Her ; froncer.

P;irser. peur'-seur, s. boiirsi, r ,■ co>ii>nissaiied,s v:v>'et,
Piirsiiiess, peiir'-si-ness»', s. pousse, f. Im,

PeursLiiii, pfiir'-sliiw, s. pourpier, m.
l'ursu.dile, peursiou'-.tlil', <», qu on peut poursuivre.
l'ursu.iiico. peur-siciii'.,inn'c('. s. p.uirsuite, couscqueuct.
l'ursu.iut, peur-'.iiiu'-aiiu't, .1. coni, rmément à
Pursue, peur-siou'. v. a. et n. poursuivre
l'ur^u.;r. p'iir-siou'-cur, J. /'"/j-w((.",/j(/'. 1
Pursuit, iiciir-siout^, s. poursuite

marches, f. J>1.
Pursy, pour'-si. a. poussif. If,

Piirtcn.mce, inur'-iin.iiin c^ s. f ressuie
Purulence. — cy. pioii'-riou-lenn'ci',

If.
continuer.

rCi her, he, f. ; de.

appartenance,
ci, s, puruieiue, f.

I uruiciiLC, — ty, pi'ni -rnm-ictiii ..t , — s.i, s, piirnu

Puniliiit, pio'.i'-riuulenu t, a. purulent.

Purvey, peiir-vé', t. a. et n. pourvoir ; ,'ournir.

Purvey. nice, peur-vi;'-,iiurcc-, s. provisions, (. pi.

l'urvcyor. peur-vé'-eur, s. pourvoyeur, m.

Pus, pouce, s. /«r, m.

Push, pouch, s, coup, ni.; impulsion : attaque; e.v-
tréniité, f. ; upon this — . sur ces eutre/aites ; — , v.a.
et u. pousser ; e.\i iter ; importuner ; Jaire un eilort ;
prétendre, to — down. Jeter par terre ; Jaire dcscen-

Puslier. poucli'-eur, s. celui qui poiissi \dre.

Pushiiitj, pouch'-in'i,';/'', (/. entreprenant.

Puiill.iuiiiiity, piou-si-la-iiim'-i-li, s. pusillanimité, f.

l'usillauunovis, pioti-si-l.iii'-i.iueui.c. a. pusillauime.

Pu iS, poussa", s. minoii, m, \Jintide,

Pussiiiess, pous'-i-ucs,c. ,1, boursoujlure, f,

l'us,y, pous'-i. ir. houjfi ; poussif

Pustule, iieus'-tchioul. s. pullule, f.

Pustulous. peus'-tcliiouleULi'. a pustuleux.

Put. poiitt". s. extrémité, f. ; rustre, m. ; -- o.T, r. délai,
m. ; excuse, f. ; •— , ~.\ a. et n. mettre, poser ; placer ;
supposer; se mouvoir ; aller; pous.wr : to — about,
faire circuler ; tourner ; mettreen train ; to — .iw.iy,
ôler ; renvoyer; to — \>y, <bt,>itrner ; renvoyer;
mettre de câte : serrer; to— iluwn. humilier : sup-
primer; to — forth, proposer: avancer ; pousser :
publier; to — olf, ôter ; remettre ; faire passer ; tu

— out, déposer ; étendre ; effacer ; publier ; déconcer-
ter ; to — over, traverser : renvoyer ; to — to,
ajouter; remettre; to — toit, troubler : presser; to

— up, endurer, soiitf'rir; serrer ; met re en vente ;
to — wyion, pousser ; exciter ; Jiiire subir ; en imposer;
to — up with, soulfi :r; s'accommoder,

Pul.itive, piou'-ta-liv, a. putatij', supposé,

Putid, pi.iu'-tiil, a. bas, vil.

l'uliilness, piou'-tid-ncsc, .r. bassesse, f.

Pullni,'. peutc-'-lo;,,'. s. boulin, m.

Putref.iciioii. iiinu-lrifak'-cbeuiii'. s. putréfaction, f.

l'ulrefy, piou'-tri-f.ii. f. a. et n. piitrc/ier ; s-' piilrejier.

Pi.tresccuce. piou-tics'-cenn'c. s. putréjaction, f.

Putrid, piiiu'-irid, a. pulride, pourri.

l'ulriiluess, piou'-lrid-iiessc, s. pourriture, f.

l'uttir, pout'-eur, s. celui qui me! ; — on, s. instixaleui;

Puttock, peut'-eiik, .ï. buse, f.

l'utty, peut'-i, s. potée, f. ; mastic, m.

l'u.;ile, peuz'-^l, s. embarras, 111. ; perp''x\ié,

V. a. et n. embarrasser ; être embarrassé.
Puzzler, pcuz'-zleur, s. celui qui embarrasse.
1Py,it, pai'-at'-, s. pie f.
Pyjjiny, pi>;'-mi, s.pygmée, m.
Pyramid, pir'-a-niidt', s. pyramide, f.
l'yraiiiidal, pi-r,uu'-i-dal, a. pyramidal.
Pyre, p.'iïr, 1. bûcher, ni.

tin.

f.; -.

i yiC, p.lll, s. vtit'iir. 111.

Pyrites, i)i-r.ii'-tiz (pir'-i-tiz), s. pyrite, f.
Pyroteilinics, pi-ro-tek'-niks, s. pi. pyrotechnie,
Pyx, piks, s, ciboire, in.

Q

Quack, kv-uak. s. charlatan, m.; —, v, ft. crier

{canard) ; Jaire le charlatan.
Quackery, kouak'-eiir-i. .r. charlafaneiie, f.
ijuacks.alver, kouak'-sa!-veiir, s. charlatan, m.
i}u.idra),'esiiiiul. kouad-ra-djes'-i-m.il, a. qiiadra..^ésimal.
Quadrat, kouûd'-ralf. .'. cadra', m. [s'accorder,

Qu.idr.ite. kou.'i'-drett-. a. carré; —, v. n. cadrer,
Qu.idrenuial. kuu.i-dreun'-iii-.il, ir. quatriennal.
tjuadrille. koua-dril'. s. qua.irille, f.
(ju,idru]ied. kouod'-rimi-ped, j-. qii.idrupède, m.
tjuadruple. kouoil'-riou-pV. a. quadruple.
Qu.idruplic.ile. koua-dnou'-pliketf, v. a. quadrupler.
Qii.iif. kouaf. j. tasse, f . ; gobelet; coup, m,; — , f. n.

boire -7 grands coups.
0,1 ilfer. kouaP-eur, s. buveur, m.
Quagtîy. koiuif;'-i. a. marécageux.
Tniaifin rc, kouan'-iii.iïrf, s. Joiui.ièrc, f.
Quaîl, kouél, s. caille, f. ; —, v. a. etn. abattre ; faiblir;

se cailler.

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— ly, Hi/, joli; Mlical : aj/iili: :
dclica/esse, ^lixaiice ;
V. n. trembler.

tjHi-.liJicatiùn,

Qu.iiiit, koiiiïiiu't, a

pi\ttnHen\.
yiiiiiitiiLsi, kouiiim't'-iicsbc, s,

ajlci'ioii, f.
(^u iki', kniiL-k?, c tremhlciih)!/, m. ; ■
(Jii.ikrr, kDiiij'-koiir, .t. trcinl'U-iir, m.
•JiMlil'u.iliijii, kouol-i-likc'-cln;iiiu',

i/iuttile ; iii/'iicif'. f.
nii.ilily, kmior-i-f,ii, V. a. (/inu'i/iii', te>i,li

tiifttn CH itiil lir ; leiii/'i-'irr, (uloiuir.
Ou.ility, kouol'-i-ti, s. f/iiiilik' ; t/ù/iiu/ii>ii, f.
Ou.iliii, k'liiAmc, s. ili\/iiilla>ta\ f. ; .\irii/'Ui'i\ in.
•Jiuiliiii'.li, kouiMi'-iclii', II. ijin tombe en iljaillaiicc;

(/III (i lies iciii/>iilis.
JJii.iinl.iry, kmiDiic-ilu'-ri, s. ciciite, 111.
<Ju, unity, koiioii(''-ti-ti, s. qiiiDiti/e, f.
Oii.uituiM, kiiiiouf'-loiiiiii', X. moHtiiitt, total, m.
•Juanintiiic, koiior-.iiic-liiie^, i. (iimi untune, f.
yiiarrul, koi:i)r'-il, .f. i/iicreite, f. ; i.iriviiu de vitre, ni. i

— , 21. II. ic (luereller ; trouver à riiiire.
QiiiirrLllc;r, koiior'ilcur, J. i/iiereilenr, m.
yiLirrclliiiis, koiinr'-il-eiicc, fju.irrelsoiiie, kouor'-il-

scuiiK', a, — ly, (lit. i/iicreiteiir ; en i/iii'relleiir.
yiiarri;lsomi;iiL-ss, kuuor'-il-scimif-liubu', s. himteiir

iiuerelleiise, f.
Qii.irry, kouor'-ri, s. carrière, f. ; carri!, n\. ; froie ;

cinec, i. ; — man, s. carrier, m.
<Jiiart, kcii'iiU'. f. i/iiaytt\ f.
ÛiMrt.iii, kii;ini'.|.iiic, s. Jit-iire quarte, f.
«jiiartir, kou.ir'-tciir, s. i/.iuit ; quai tcroii ; quartier;

f'tirtiiHi, 111. ; nx'ioii, f. ; — i.\i\y, s. terme. 111. ; — deck,

1. tillac, m. ; — iii.ii.tcr, s. i/iiarliey-iiiiiitri\ m. ; —s,

pi. quartier, m. ; —, v. a. diviser eu quartiers ; e'iar-
Qtiatcr.i^'c. kninir'-tciir-i.ljc, s. quartier, 111. [teter.

•Jiiartcrly, kMih-r'.tcur-li, .r. était, par quartier, trime-
Qtiarterii, k.iiiur'-tciinif, s. quart de pinte, m. [striel.
yuartd, kmior'-tù, .(. in-quarto, m.
Qiiash, koiiaclif, t. a. et 11. briser ; /eraser ; annuler ;

être ai^ite' avee bruit.
Quatrain, kou.'i'-triiic, s. quatrain, 111.
çjuavcr. kouc'-vcur, s. croeiie, i. ; —, v. n. fredonner ;

trembler.
Quay, ki, s. quai, m.
•jucaii, kouiiif, s.i;;ueuse, f.
•Jiicasiiics!,. koiii'-<!l-iicsst', s. dtXOiU, m.
(,)ucasy, ki)iii'-zi, <i. iiaiii/aboii,l, dixoiitaitt.
Qiiceii, koiiiiif, >. reine, f. ; — , v. 11. faire la reine.
QucciiiiiL,', koui'-iiiii'i.'iit', s. reinette, f.
Queer, kouir, <». — ly, ad. etraii.^;\ orii,'inal.
yueerncss, kouîr'-iiesst', s. sinj^uiarite, bizarrerie ;

orif^inalite, f.
tQiie:4li, kou-e;,'!;', s. petit f^cbelet, m.
Quell, koiiel, v. a. apaiser ; réprimer,
Qucller, kouel'-eur, s. dompteur, m.
Qiieiicli, koiicim'cli, %'. a. et 11. éteindre ; se refroidir.
Queiicliable, kouean'cli'-.i-bl', a. qu'on peut éteindre.
Quencliless, koueiiu'clr-lcsst', a. ine.\-tiiif;uibie
Querent, koui'-renn't, s. plaignant ; demandeur, m.
Queriiiionioiis, kouer-i-iMo'-ni-eiict', a. — ly, ad. plaintif.
Querist, koui'-ristc, s. questionneur, m.
tQuern, kouerim', s. moulin à bras, 111.
Querry, kouei'-i, ,. eeiiric, f. ; souséeiiyer, m.
Querulous, koucr'-iou-leiic<', — ly, ad. plaintif.
Querulousness, kouer'-iuu-leucf-ucbw, s. habitude de se

pltiindre, f.
Query, koui'rl, s. question, f. j — , v. a. questionner;

réx'oqiter en doute.
Que?.t, kmiCbtc, s. qiiéle, recherche, f. ; — , v. a. quêter.
Question, koueb'-lclicunf, s, qiiçtion ; torture, f. ; to

call into —, révoquer en doute ; —-, v. a. et n. question-

fier; interroger; douter do.
Questionaljle, kuucb'-tclieun-a-bl', a. douteux.

Hucslioner, koues'-tclieun-eur, s. questionneur, m.
uestionless, kouob'-tcheunc-Iessc, ad, sans doute.

Questor, koueb'-teur, s. questeur, m.

Questorslilp, koues'-teuf-cliij), s. questure, f.

Questuary, koues'-tcliiou-a-ri, a. intéressé; lucratif.

Quitible, kouib'-br, j-. pointe; subtilité, [. ; — , v, 11.
faire des pointes ; chicaner.

Quibblér, kiniib'-bleur, s. sophiste ; chicaneur, ni.

Quick, kouik, a. et ad. — ly, ad. vif, i.ctijf; agile,
prompt : — eyed, a. qui à la vue perdante; clair-
voyant ; — fire, s. feu ardent, 111. ; — liiiic, s. chaux
•vire, f. ; — saïul, s. sable mouvant, m. ; — sighted, a.
clairvoyant ; — bijjlitediicss, s. vue perdante ; péné-
tration, f. ; — silver, s. vif-argent, ni. ; — witted, a.
d'un esprit vif : —, s. chair vive, f.

giiickbeain, kouik'-binit', s. sorbier, cormier, m
uicken. koiiik'-k'n, v. a. et
être en vie.

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, s. ziiHicité ;

vitesse : p/nétrot

n. vivijier ; encoura^'ir ;

Juickenor, kouik'-k'n-eur, j. celui qiti vivifie.

Quickness, koulk'-iicss<',

tioii, f.
Quickset, koiiik'-sett, s. plante vive, f. ; — hed)»e, f,

haie vile, f.
Quid, kouiiif, s. chique, t.
Quidd.iuy, kouid'-a-ni, .v cotii;nac, m,
Quiddit, k'iuid'-itc, s. éqi.ivoqiie, i.
Quiddity, k niid'-i-ti, s. esseiue : subtilité, (.
Quiebceiicc, kou.ii-es'-rcim'i.. , r. repo!. lu.
Quiet, kouai'-ett, I». —ly, <»i/. tranquille; — , s. tran-
quillité, f. ; repos, calme, ni. ; —, T. a. tranquilliser,

calmer.
Quietislii, koiiai'.et-izni, s. quiétisine, m.
Quietue'is, kou.u'-ett-ncs-i', .v. tranquillité, f. ; repos, m^
Quiets. une, kou.ir-ett-seiiiu •, a. tranquille, paisible.
Quietude, kou.u'-itiuudi', 1. quiétude, f.
ijuill, kouil, s. plume ; nai-lte, bobine, f. j robinet, 111.
Quillet, kouil'-itif, s. • hiiaiie, {.
Qiiilt, kouilt, s. couverture piquée, f. ; —, v. a. piquer^

Matelasser.
Quince, kouinn'cif, s. coiiif; ; co,i,'iiassier, m.
Quin(|uennlal, kouin<?-kouenn'-nl-.il, a. quinquennal.
Quinsy, kouinc'-zi, s. csquinancie, f.
Quintessence, k(miii<--tcs'-senii'c<', s. quintessence, f.
Quintuple, kouiiif'-tiou-pl', a. quintuple.
Quip, koiii|), s. raillerie, f. ; lardon, m.
Quire, kouair, s. cha'iir, m. ; tnain de papier, f, ; —

V. n. faire choruv.
Quiristcr. kouair'-is-tour, s. choriste, m.
(Hiirk, k'iuerk, s. subtiiilé, chicane, pointe, f.
Quit, kiiuiti-, a. quitte, franc : —, v. a. quitter; renoncer

à ; cxemptir ; acquitter ; justi/icr ; pardonner.
Quitcli^,'r.iss, kuuitcii'-^'iacc, s. ihiciident, m.
Quite, kouaïtt', ad. entièrement, tout ii fait.
Ijuits, kouit's, int. quitte ,1 quitte !
(Juittaiice, kouit'-annci', s. quittance; revanche, f.
Quiver, kouiv'-eur, s. carquois, m. ; —, v. n. trembler ;

frissonner.
Quiz, kouiz, s. mystification, f. ; railleur ; oriainal, iw.;

— , f. a. mystijier ; persifler.
Quodlibet, kï>uod'-li-bett, s. quolibet, m.
Quoif, kouoif, s. coij/'e, f . ; —, v. a. coijj'cr.
Quoifure, kmioïf'-iourc, s. coij/ure, i.
Quoin, kouoïiif, s. coin, m.
Quoit, kouuïtf, s. palet, disque, m.
Quondam, k'iuont'-il.iUK', a. ancien ; ci-devant.
Quota, kouo'-ta, s. quote-part, quotité, f.
Quotation, kouo-to'-clieuiii.', v. citation, f. ; guillemets.
Quote, koiiôtc, V. a. citer ; noter. |iii. pi.

Quotli, koueutli (kouûtli), 7-'. n. — lie, dit-il ; — 1, dis-je.
Quotidian, kouo-tid'-ji-aii^, a. quotidien.
Quotient, kouo'-clienn't, s. quotient, m.

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Rabate, ra-bc!tc', v. n. rabattre.
Kabbet, rab'-it*", s. feuillure; riiblure, f.
Kabbit, r.ib'-itc, s. lapin, m.
I Rabljle, rab-bl", s. foule ; racaille, f.
Kabblement, rab'-br-menn't, s. foule, f.
K d)itl, rab'-idf, a. furieux, eiira,:,'é.
Rabiducss, rab'-itl-nesbif, s. ra^'C, f.
Race, récf, s. race ; extraction ; course, f. ; cours, m.;

— horse, s. c/inal de course, m. ; —, v. n. courir.
Racemation, ra-ci-mé'-cheuiu", s. .i^rappe, f.
Racer, ré'-ceur, s. coursier ; cheval de course, ni.
Racincss, ré'-ci-nessf, s. force, f. ; fumet, bouquet, m.
Rack, r;ik, s. torture, f. ; râtelier, m. ; crémaillère ;

ridelle ; quenouille, f. ; — rent, s. loyer au plus haut

taux, 111. ; — , V. a. et n. mettre à la torture ; étendre;

harasser; clarifier; soutirer ; courir, fuir.
Racket, rak'-itf, s. bruit ; tapage, m. ; raquette, f.
Rackoon, ra-koun<^', s. raton, 111.
Racy, ré'-ci, a. spiritueux.
Raildock, rad'-euk, s. rouge-gorge, m.
tRade, radf, v. Rode.
Radiance, ~cy, ré'-di-ann'cf, — cl, s. splendeur, f, ;

éclat, m. ^
Radiant, ré'-diann't (ré'-djiann't), a. rayoïmant.
Railiate, ré'-di-ét^ (ré'-dji-étc-), ~,\ n. rayonner, briller.
Radiation, ré-di-é'-clieunt(re-ilji-é'-clieunt-), s. r,iyonne-

mcnt, m.
Radical, rad'-i-kul, a. — ly, ad. radical ; — , s. radical ;

démocrate, m.
Radicate, rad'-i-kétf, v. a. enraciner ; — , a. enraciné.
Radicle, rad'-ikl', s. radicule, f.
Radish, rad'-ichf, s. raie. f. ; radis, m.
Rati', rati, s. fatras ; W'isérable, m.
Ratlle, raf -fi', s. rajle, f. ; —, v. n. rafler,
Huft, raft, s, radeau ; train de bois, 111,

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Rafter, raf'-teur. s. i/mroii, in.

Kajf, raL', s. thiffou, haiUon, in. ; —Ratlicrcr, — picker,
s. chiffonnier, ni.

K.ivîaiimdin, ra->{a-inctir-iii^, s. giifiix, m.

K,i^,'e, riiVy, s. ;-.»i,v, liirfiir, f. ; —, v. >i. I'/re/iirifUX :

K.i^i fill, rccljc'-fiiul, ii./iirii-iix. ^ [fiiiinjir.

Kajïj^cil, ranj;'-i<lif, n. i/i'i // < ■•/, iii't;iifiii/li' ; iihxn/.

Kai.'LîL'iliics',, r.ij,'n'-i(lf'iicv.c, i. ilat i/f cr i/iiiei/eii
/iifi/ii-aiix. III.

Kaj,'iiii;ly, tc'-'\)'ii\;ii,-V\, itil. nvix i\ti;r.

T\aj,'iiiit, ra-K'Mi', \. i;i.;fiit, iii.

K.iil, n'l, -v. h.i/-yt; (.; I',ii>;;iii, m.; );iine ; fisse, f.;
rait. Ml. ; — sliillcr, s. niyjiilli'iir, iii. ; — r(M<t, —way,
J. (htiiiin (le 1er, in, ; — w.iy-station, —way-yard, j.
Uéliarcadhe, in.; y,are, f . ; — , Z'. <i. f/ ;;. f;arnir
if une harrihe ; inTeetiX'er.

Kailc.T, rcl'-ijiir, s. celui qui iuveclixie.

Kailiii^;, ri;'-lin'(i"''i ^- barrière; balustrade ; invec-
tive, f.

R.iillery, ral'-lcr-i, J. raillerie, (.

Kaiincnt, ré'-incim't, s. vi'tonents, m. pi.

Kain, rc-nc, s. pluie, {.; —bow, s. arc-en<iei, ni. ;
— water, s. can de finie, f. ; —, ii, a. et n. Jaire
pleuvoir ; pleuvoir.

Raiiidccr, njiif'-ilir, .f. renne, ni.

Kainiiicss, rc'-ni-Mcssc, s. humidité du temps, f.

R.iiiiy, rc'-iii, a. pluvieux.

tUnjic, rt-pf, î/. Kapo, Uopc.

JK.iir, rcff, V. Roar.

Raise, rcze. v. a. lever, soulever : hausser; e'riger ;
exciter: s'auf^tneufi r{\pou> Arose).

Raiser, réz'-eiir, s. celui i/ui lève, haussa, etc.

Raisin, ri'-z'n, s. raisin sec. ni.

Rake, rékt', s. râteau ; del'auchè, m. ; — hell, s. de-
fiiiuchi', roue', m. ; —, v. a. et n. ratis.-.r; fouiller ;
examiner, faire le libertin ; s'incliner.

R.iker, rék'-eiir, s. ràtelenr, ni. ; ratissoire, f.

Rakish, lé'-kicht-, a. débauché.

ivakishiiess, ré'-kichc-ne.ssc, s. débauche, f

Rally, ral'-i, v. a. et ii. rallier; ranimer; se ras-
sembler ; railler.

Ram, r.iini?, s. bélier, m.; —rod, s, l'a,QUct'e, f. ; — , v. a.
enfoncer ; bourrer.

Ramble, ranf-U', s. course, e.vcursion, (.; — , v. n.
roder; se pnunener, dixni^uer ; errer,

Rambler, raiiw'-bleiir, s. rôdeur, ni.

Raiiiification. ra-iiii-li-ké'-cheun<', s. rami/îcatii'n, f.

Ramify, ram'-i-fai, v. a. et n. rainijier ; se rainijier.

Ranimer, ram'-eiir, .f. hie ; l'as; nette, f.

Raimnish, r.im"-ielic, a. rauce.

Ranimishness, rain''-iclif-iicssc, j. rancidité, f,

Ramotis, re'-ineuct", a. brancha, rameu.v.

Ramp, rain'p^, s. rampe; gambade, f. ; — , v. ii.^'ani-
hader ; f^rimper.

Rampallian, ranif-pal'-yan^, .r. i'ueux, m.

Ranipancy, raiiiir'-paiit'-ci, s. rubc'raiice ; surabon-
dance, f.

Rampant, ram'p'-ann't, a, rampant; surabondant ;
effréné.

Rampart, ramu'-partf, s. rempart, m.

Rainpion, ram'p'-ycuiif, s. raiponce, f.

Rail, raiu", v. Run.

Ranch, rann'ch, v. a. fouler,

Ranciei, rane'-cid, a. rance.

Rancidity, ran<!-cid'-i-ti. Rancidness, ran<'-cid-ncss^, s.
rancidité, f.

Rancorous, ranV-keur-eucir, a. — ly, ad. rancunier.

Rancour, ran'tî'-keur, s. raïuune, i.

Random, rant-'-deumc, s. hasard, ni.; at —, au hasard;
— , a. fait au hasard,

tUandy, rant;'-di, a. turbulent.

Ranjî, Tiin'^ne, v. Rinjj.

Raiijie, réim'djt', s. ranimée, classe, excursion ; carrière;
grille, f. ; bluteau ; timon, m. ; — , v. a. et }i. ranger;
rôder, parcourir ; tamiser; s'alinger.

Ranfjer, reiif'-djeur, s. garde-chasse ; rôdeur; chien
courant, m.

Rank, ran'k, a. fertile; fécond; rance; grossier ;
insigne ; —s, rang, m. ; rangée ; classe, f. j grade,
m. ; —, V. a. et ii. ranger ; se ranger.

Rankle, raiik'-l', v. n. s'envenimer.

Rankly, r.in'k'-li, ad. grossièrement.

Rankncss, ran'k'-ness?, J. surabondance ; fécondité, f. ;
goiit rance, m. ; e.rcès, f.

Ranny, ran''-i, s. musaraigne, f.

Rjinsack, raiif'-sak, v. a. saccager; piller.

Ransom, ran^'-scuiiie', s. rançon, (. ; — , v. a. ran-
çonner; racheter.

Rant, raim't, s. verve; phébus, m. ; —, v. u. tcmpc.'cr ;
faire l'enragé.

I^unter, ranp't'-eur, s, criaitleur^ déçlamatcur, m.

rap' -id- ne iv, s.

Ranti|i<,le, r.inn t'-i-piMi', v. n. courir ^à et lii,
R.iiity, raïu'-ti, a. turbulent.

Ranunculus, ra-neiin't{«''-kioii-leuc?, s. renoncule, f.
Rap, rap, s. tape, (. ; coup, ni. ; —, v. a. et n. J tapper

avec vitesse ; ravir, transporter ; piller.
Rapacious, ra-pé'-chenc»', a. — ly, ad. rapacr.
R.ipacioiisnt'ss, r.i-pi;'-clic'iic<?-nebs<", Rap.icity, ra-pass'-

i-li, v. rapacité f.
Rape, répc .r. enlèvement ; bitfin, m.; rdpe ; navette,

f. : — seed, s. graine de navette, f.
Rapiil, rap'-idc, a. -ly, ait rapide.
Rapidity, ra -pid' • i-ti, Raïuduess,

rapidité, f.
Rapier, re'-pi-cr, s. rapière, f.
Rapine, rap'-iiu", s. rapine, f.
Rapper, rap'-eur, s. gros mensonge, m.
Rapt, raptf,/»-/. et a. ravi.
Rajittire, r,ii)'.tc!iiour, .f. ravissement, ni.
Raptured, rap'-ttliionr'd, a. ravi transporté.
Rapturous, r.ip'-tcliieur-eucv, a. ra-.issant ; extaliçue.
Rare, rérc, a. — ly, a.f. rare, excellent ; a. moitié cuit,
Rareesliow, ré'-ri-clio, s. cur:osi/,\ {.
Raref.ictioii, ra-ri-fak'-cheuiic, s. ranfaction, f.
Rarefy, rar'-ifaï, Z'. a. et n. raré/ier ; se rare/ier.
Rareness, rért^-ness*-. Rarity, ré'-ri-ti, s. rareté, f.
Rascal, rass'-k.il, s. coi/uin, m.
Rascality, rass-kal'-i-ti, .r. canaille, f.
Rascally, rass'-kal-i, a. et ad. vil, infâme ; en coquin.
Rase, rézf, ;>. a. raser ; effncir.
Rash, radie, ,i. — ly, ad, emporté, téméraire ; —, s,

éruption, f.
Rasher, lach'cur, .r. tranche de lard, f.
Rashness, rache'-nessf-, s.préi ipitation ; témérité, f.
R.isp, r.isp, s. râpe. f. ; — , v. a. r iper.
Raspl>erry, rass'-ber-i, s. framboise, f. ; — bush, s,

framboisier, ni.
Rasiire, ré'-jiinir, s. rature, f.
Rat, rate, .r. rat, m. ; — traii, s. ratière, f.
Ratable, ré'-ta'-bl', a. — bly, ad. évalué ; proportion-

nelienient.
Rataii, ra-taiii'', .r. rotin, m.
Rate, rét^, .v. prbc, taux ; impôt ; ordre, m. ; at any — ,

à tout prix : at the — (.f, <i raison de; — , v. a.

évaluer; taxer: réprimander.
Rath, rath, a. hdtif, précoce; de bonne heure ; —, s,

coltine, f.
Rather, rath'-cur, ad. plutôt ; mieux : un peu.
Ratification, ra-ti liké'-cheuiK", s. ratification, f.
Ratify, rat'-i-faï, v. a. ratifier.
Ratio, ré'-chi-6, j. raison, f. ; rapf<ort, m.
Ratiocinate, ra-chi-os'-i-nétf, v. n. raisonner.
Ratiocination, ra • clii -o-ci-né'- cheuiif, s. raisonne-
ment, m.
R.itional, rach'-eun-al, a. — ly, ad. raisonnable ; ra-
tionnel.
R.ationalist, racli-cun-nl-ist?, s. rationaliste, m.
Ratteen, ra tînt-', s. ratine, f.
Rattle, rat-t'l, j-. fracas, m. ; crécelle, f. ; —headed, a.

étourdi ; —snake, s. serpent li sonnettes, tu. ; —, v. a,

et u. faire du bruit ; gronder.
Rattoon, ra-touiie', s. raton, in.
Raucity, râ'-ci-ti, s. enrouement, m.
Ravalée, rav'.itljc, s. ravage, m. ; —, v. a. ravager,

dévaster.
Rav.aijer, rav'-id-jeur, s. ravageur, m.
Rave, rcvf, v. n. être en délire ; extravagiier ; se

désoler.
Ravel, rav'-v'l, v. a. et n. embrouiller; s'embroiiilli r,

s'embarrasser.
Raven, ré'-v'n, s. corbeau, m. ; v. a. dévorer ; piller.
Ravenous, rav'-'n-cucf, a, — ly, ad. vorace ; avec

voracité.
Ravenousncss, r,av'-'n-cucc-ncss^, s. voracité, t.
Ravin, rav'-inc, s. proie, rapine, f.
Ravintj, ré'-v'm'^^ne, a. — ly, ad. furieux, eu délire.
Ravish, rav'-iclu\ f. n. ravir, violer.
Ravisher, rav'-ichc-eur, s. ravisseur, m.
R."."ishnient, rav'-iclu-menii't, s. enlèvement ; rapt, m.
Raw, r.l, a. — ly, <i;/. cru ; écorché, indigeste : l'ert ;

sans expérience; — bouttl, a. nuiigre; —head, s.

loupgarou, m.
Rawness, ri'-ncss?, s. crudité ; inexpérience, f.
f Rax, reksf, v. Stretch.
Ray, ré, s. rayson, m. ; raie, f.

Raze, rézc, s. mesure rase, f. ; — , v. a. raser ; efj'acer.
Razor, ré'-zeur, s. rasoir, ni.
Razure, re'-jeur, s. rature, f.
Reach, ritch, s. atteinte; étendue; portée: capacité;

ruse, f. ; —, v. a. et n. atteindre ; loucher ; étendre :

arriver; comprendre ; s'étendre; t nicher à; aller
^usgu'à,

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RtMCt, ri-.ikt', 7'. a. y/ax'ir; rfi-ommfiicer.

KcicÙDii, ri-.ik'-i lii",iiit', s. ftaclioii, (.

•Kf.ul, rM, T. It. it n. iirt ; itiuiief; to — en, con-

ti>unr ,ii itfc : to — out, lire à haiile voix ; —, red,

/;■/. ft a. In ; nwaiit.
7<c.iclLr, riil'-inir, 1. lecteur ; firnfessfiir, m.
KLMilini; -s, rcil'-i-iifssf, s. frionfititiidc ; disposition, t. ;

— </( "It, frfseiiie despril, {.
KcMiliiii,', rid'-in'n;/.', s. Uitiire; le<^o)t, f . ; — desk,;.

ill/rill, 111. ; — rijuiii, s. iu/niiet lie lecture, ni.
KlmiIiimI, ri-ail-iiiit'-', v. a. ye'iidiitettre.
Ki;;uly, ru-.l'-i, a. el ad. — ily, nil. piinnpt ; habile; pri'l,

eiu'liii ; — iiiuiicy, s. arj,'Ciit com/taiit, 111, ; to tii.ike

—, fri parer.
Real, ri'-al, a. — ly, ad. re'el ; vrai.
Kt.ility, ri-.il'-iti, s. réalité, f.
1\lm1uc, iVnUiize, t. a. réaliser, effectuer.
KlmIiii, reliii, s. royaume, in.
Realty, ri'-alti, s. loyauté, f.
Ream, rime, s. ra>ne de papier, f.
Reaniin.ite, li-aii'-i-iiictc, v. a. ranimer.
Re.ip, ripe, v. a. et n. tnoisionner ; recueillir.
Reajier, ri'-pcur, 5. tnoifsonneiir, in,
Re.ipiiiij, ti'-\>ii\'iine, s. ineisson, i. ; —hook, s. faucille,
Reappc.ir, ri-appir , z'. ;/. reparaître. |f.

Rear, rir, s. arrii're-^arde, I'. ; dernier ran,;, 111. ; —

ailiniral. J^. coiilre-ainiral, 111.; — ;; ard, s. arrillre-

narde, f. ; —, a. à moitié' cuit ; —, v. a. et ti. élever,

crix'er, nourrir: se cabrer.
Reannoiise, rir'-iiMoiiec, s. chauve-souris, f.
Reascend, ri-as-senn'd', v. n. remonter.
Reason, ri'-z'n, s. raison, f. ; motif, m, ; in — , A bon

droit ; as — w.is, comme de raison ; — , v. a. et 11.

raisonner ; débattre.
Reasonable, ri'-z'n-a-bl', a. — bly, ad, raisonable.
Reasonableness, ri'-z'n-a-bl'-ness^, s. raison, inode'ra-

tion, f.
Reasoner, ri'-z"n-enr, s. raisonneur, m.
Reasoninjî, ri'-z n-in'n«c, j. raisonnement, ni.
Reasonless, ri'-z'ii-less<!, a, sans raison.
Réassemble, ri-us-sein'-bl', v, a, rassembler de nou-
veau.
Reassure, rl-a-clilouriy, v. a. rassurer.
Reave, riv, 71. a. enlever ; dérober.
Reb.'iptize, ri-hap-taize'', t. a. rebaptiser.
Rebate, ri-bétf', s. cannelure, f. j rabais, m, ; — , v, a.

e'mousser ; rabaisser, rabattre.
Rebel, reb'-el, s. rebelle, m. ; — , rl-bel', v, n. se re'-

l'olter.
Rebeller, ri-bel'-leur, j. rebelle, m.
Rebellion, rl-bel' -y euiK-, s. rebellion, t.
Rebellious, ri-bel'-yeucc, a, — ly, aa. rebelle, mutin ; en

rebelle.
Rebelliousness, ridiel'-yeucé'-ness*', s. rebellion, f.
Rebellow, ri-bel'-ô, f. '/. rebondir ; retentir.
Rebound, ri-baouini'd', s, rebondissement, n\, ; — , v. a.

et n, rebondir ; faire rebondir,
RebulT, ri'-beuP, s, resistance, f. ; refus, ni. ; — , v. a,

repousser ; refuser,
Rebukable, ri-biou'-ka-bl", a. reprehensible.
Rebuke, ri-biùukf', s. réprimande, f. ; —, v, a, re'pri-

tnander, censurer.
Rebus, ri'-beuc^ {pi. rebuses), s, rebus, m.
Rebut, ri-beutt', z', a. repousser.
Rebutter, ri bcut'-eur, ,1. contre-réplique, f.
Recall, ri-kai', s. rappel, lu. ; —, v, a. rappeler; ré-
voquer.
Recant, ri-kann't', v, a, rétracter.
Recantation, ri-kant-té'-clieun?, s. re't raclât ion, f.; dé-
dit, 111.
Recapitulate, ri-ka-pi'-tchioii-lét<', v, a. rc'capituler.
Recapitulation, ri'-k.i-pi-tcliiou-lc'-clieunc, s, rcïapilula-

tion, f.
Re nvry, ri-kar'-i, v. a, rapporter, reporter.
Recede, ri-cîd?', v. n. .te retirer: se dédire.
Receipt, ri-cit?, s. réception : recette, f. ; rei'ii, m.
Rliccive, ri-ciy', i: a, recevoir : contenir.
Receiver, ri-ci'-veur, s, receveur ; receleur, m.
Recension, ri-cenn'-cheun?, s. recensement, ni.
Recent, ri -cenn't, n, — ly, ad. recent,
Receiitness, ri'-cenu't-nesst', s. nouveauté ; frai, heur, f.
Kecept.iclc, ri-cep'-ta-kl', s. réceptacle, m.
Réception, ri-cep'-clieunc, s, réupHon, f. ; accueil, m,
Keccptnry, res'-ep-teur-i, a, );t ne raie me ni refit.
Recess, ri-cessf'. .r. retraite, f. ; départ ; secret, ni.;

suspension, i. : vacances, f. pi.
Recession, ri-cècli'-eunt-, s. reiraite concession, f.
Recliari^'e, ri-tcli.irdji', v. a. rec/iarj;er.
Recidivation, ri-cidi-vé'-elieuii^, s. récidive, i.
Kecipo, res'-i-pi, s. ircelle, f.
Ueciprociil, ri-cijj'-rô-kul, a. — ly, ad. réciproqHt,

ReciprocalnCss, ri-cip'-rokiilness»", s. réciprocité, f.

Réciprocité, ri-cip'-ro-ketc. v. n. rendre la pareille.

Reciprocation, ri-ci-pro-ke'-clieuiK*, Reciprocity, res-i.
[iros'-i-tl, s. réciprocité, f.

Recital, ri-sai'-tal, r. récit: exposé, m.

Recitation, res-i-té'-clieun^, s. récitation, f.

Recitativo, res-i-ta'-tiv-o, s. récitatif, 111.

Récite, ri-sait/, v. a. réiiter : exposer.

Keck, rek, t». n, se soucier : s'inquiéter.

Reckless, rek'-less', a. insouciant.

Recklessness, rek'dess<.''-nesbc, s, insouciance ; nonclia-
lance, f.

Reckon, rek'-k'n, f. a, et. tl, calculer, compter; estimer;
considérer.

Reckoner, rek'-k'n-eur, s. calculaletir, ni.

Reckoning, r(-kk'n-in'^;«c, s. calcul : écot, m, ; estime, f.

Recl.iini, ri-kléiiif', v, a, réclamer; corri^'er ; re-
meftre,

Reclainiant, rikléur'-ann't, s, réclamant, m.

Kecl.iniation. lek-kla-mé'-clieunc, s, réclainaUon, f.

Recline, ri-kl.iiuf^, v, a. et n. pench-r ; appuyer ; se
pencher : —, a. penché, incline.

Reclose, ri-kloz<', v, a. fermer de nouveau,

Kecliide, ri-klioud/, v. a. ouvrir.

Recluse, ri-kliouc^, a. reclus; enfermé; secret; —, s,
reclus, m.

Réclusion, ri-kliou'-jcun^, s, réclusion, f.

Recoffnizance, ri-kot{'-ni-zann'cf, s. reconnaissance;
oblij^ation, f.

Recognise, rek'-OK-naïz?, f. a, recoiinattre ; examiner
de nota/eau,

Recojfiiition, rek-oK-nich'-eunf, .r. reconnaissance, f. ;
examen, ni.

Recoil, ri-koïl', .r. reculade, f, ; reflux, ni. ; — , v. n.
reculer; se retirer : se dédire.

Recoinane, ri-koïn'-idje', j-. refonte de la inonnaie.T.

Recollect, rek-o-lekt', v. a. et n. recueillir; rassembler;
se souvenir de ; se remettre.

Recollection, rek-o-lek'-clieunc, s. souvenir, ni.; ré-
miniscence, f.

Reconifort, ri-keum^-fenrtc, v. a. réconforter.

Reconnnence. ri-keum'-enn'ct^, v. a, recommencer,

Recoinniend. rek-oni-enn'd', v, a, recommander,

Keconiinend.ible, rek-oin-enn'd'-a-bl', a, reiommand-
able,

Reconiinendation, rek-oni-enn-dé'-cheun;, s. recoin-
mandation, f.

Recoimiiit, ri-kom-it«', v. a, commetre de nouveau.

Recompense, rek'-om^-penn'c?, s. récompense, f. ; i/<'-
dommaseinent, ni.; — , v. a. récompenser; ciédoin-
mai;er.

Recompose, ri-koniir-pôz*', v, a, recomposer.

Reconcile, rek'-ont-saïk, v. a. réconcilier ; rajuster ;
apaiser.

Rcconcileable, rek-on^-saï'-la-bl', a, réconciliable; com-
patible.

Reconcilement, rek'-one-saïU:-mcnn't, j. réconciliation -,
expiation, f.

Reconciler, rek'-onif-saï-leur, s, réconciliateur, m.

Reconciliation, rek-oiiÉ'-âi-li-é'-clieunf, s, réconciliation:
expiation, f.

Recondite, rek'-onc-d.aïti', a, caché ; abstrus.

Ueconduct, ri-kont-.deukt', v. a, reconduire.

Reconvene, ri-koiu-viiu'', v, a. assembler de tioia'eau,

Reconvey, ri-koiit'-vc', v. a. reporter ; remencr.

Record, ri-kords', s. rei^istre, m. ; archives, f. pi. ; —,
V. a. enrc:fistrer ; rapporter.

Recorder, rikord'-eur, s. greffier ; archiviste, in.

Recount, ri-kaounn't', v. a. raconter.

Recountnient, ri-kaounn't'-menn't, s. récit, m.

Recourse, ri-kôrcc', s. recours ; accès, m.

Recover, ri-kcuv'-enr, v. a, et n. recouvrer; remettre;
se remettre ; se rétablir.

Recoverable, ri-keuv'-eur-a-bl", a. recouvrable ; gué-
rissable.

Recovery, ri-keuv'-eur-i, s. recouvrement ; rétablisse-
ment, 111,

Recreant, rek'-ri-ann't, a, Idche, infidèle.

Recreate, rek'-ri-étt", v. a, récréer ; soulager.

Recreation, rck-ri-é-cbeun^, j-. récréation, f.

Recrement, lek'-ri-meiin't, j. récré.iient, m. ; scorie, f.

Recriminate, ri-krini'-i-nét^, v. a, récriminer.
Recrimination, ri-kri-mi-né'-cheuii^, s. récrimination, f,
Reciuit, ri-krout<', s. recrue; réparation, f. ; rélab-
lisseinent, ni. ; — , v, a, et n, réparer, r^Jaire ; re-
cruter : faire des recrues ; se repaire.
Recruitiiisî, rikrout'in'jî'/t', s, recrue, f.
Rectan^'ular, rek'-tanV-ioiilar, a, rectangulaire.
Rectification, rek-ti-fi-ké'-cheunc, s, rectiyication,{.
Rectify, rek'-ti-faï, v, a. rectifier; corriger.
Rectitude, rek'-li-tioudf, s. rectitude, f.

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Rector, rek'-teur, s. tnattre ; cur/, m,

Kfciiiri.il, rckto'-ri-al, a. rectoral.
Kocti>r>lii|>, rck'-lciir-tliip, s. recloru/, in.
Kectory, rek'-tcur-i, s. cure, f. ; freshytere, m.
Reuuiniicncy, ri-keiiiin'-liciin'-ti, s. refo-,, 111 ; coii^fiaiice,
Kucuiiibeiit, ri-kiiiiiic-ljinnt, it. coui'ic ; fonhe. \\.

KcciiiiL-r.itc, ri-kiini'-|iLretc, v. a. recupcrer, reiuiiTnr.
Keciipcr.itioii, ri-ki'iii-i)cr-L''-cln;uii?, j. recou; repiieiil,
Keciir, ri-kcur', v. 11. nrmirir. |in.

Ktciirrcnce, — cy, ri-kour'-rKiin'c?, —ci, s. retour;

rcour.!. 111.
Kctiirriut, ri-kcur'-reim't, a. />■ rioiii(/ue.
Kcciirsiiiii, ri-kL-iir'-jtiinc, s. retour, m.
Kecusaiit, li-kimi'-z.iimt, ,v. itijsi.ttiit, 111.
Rftuse, ri-kioiizif', 7/. u. rccuur.

Keel, rede, ij. rouxe ; — lircast, s. roui;e-fforffe, m. ;
— LiMt, s. so/iiat a>ii;lais, 111.; — haircil, <i. rou.x ; —
Iicrrinj{, s. /lareiii; saur, 111. ; — 1l-.uI, s. vertniltcti,
111.; S—, s. avis, conseil, \\\.\ \—, v. a. débrouiller ;
remettre, eu ordre.
Rc(l<!i.-ii, rcil'-dii, V. a. et n. rougir.
Kcilili^li, rcii'iclii', 1». roui,'edtre.
KccUlisliiicïs, red'-iilR'-iictN?, couleur rouj,'eiltre, f.
Keildition, red-dicli'-euiu', s. reddi/iou ; restitution, t.
Ktddk', red'-dl', s. craie rou.i;e, ridirtque, f.
IRcilc, rid^, s. conseil, m, ; — , v. a. conseiller.
Kcdcciii, rUdiitic', t. a. racheter ; dè,i;a!;er ; compenser.
Kcdcumuble, ri 'l!iii'-.i-br, a. rachetable.
Keduunicr, ri-diiii'-ciir, s. rédempteur, m.
Redeliver, ri-ili-liv'-eur, v. a. délivrer une seconde /ois.
Redelivery, ri-di-liv'-eur-i, s. seconde délivrance ;

restitution, f.
Redeiiiaïul, ri-di-inann'd', v. a. redemander.
Rcdeir.plioii, ri-denr'-cheimi-, s. rédemption, f.; rachat,
Red^iiiii, red'-K"eiiiiic, J. rouj;eurs, f. ji!. [m.

Kei!liitej;rate, ri-diut'-ti-yretf, v, a, réintégrer ; ré-

tii/'lir.
Kcdiiitenration, ri-diiiMi-jfre'-clicun?, s. réintégration

f. ; rétablissement, ni.
Keiliiess, rcd'-ness/', .f. rougeur, {.
Kedoleiice, — cy, red'-o-leim'c^ —ci, s. odeur agréable,

f. ; par/uni, m.
Redolent, red'ô-lenii't, a. odoriférant.
Kecloiible, ri-deub'-bl', v. a. redoubler.
Keddiibt, ri-daoïitf', s. redoute, f.
kedoubtable, ri-daoïit'-a-bl', a. redoutable.
Redound, ri-daounn'd', v. n. rejaillir ; rédonder ;

contribuer : abonder.
Redress, ri-clress', s. réforme; réparation ; dédom-
magement. Ml. ; — , V. a, redresser ; rectifier; ré-
Jormer ; soulager.
Kediice, ri-diouci', v. et. réduire; rétablir; refaire;

obliger,
Reclucement, ri-dioiic?'-nienn't, s. réductijti, t.
Kediicible, ri-diou'-ci-bl', a. riiluctibte.
Reduction, ri-denk'-clicuin-, .r. réduction, f.
Reductive, ri-deuk'-tiv, a. — ly, ad. reditctif; par ré-
duction.
Redundance, — cy, ri-dcuni!'-dann'c?, —ci, s. redon-
dance, f.
Kediindant, ri-deun^-dann't, a. — ly, ad. redondant ;

super/lu.
Rediipiicate, ri-diou'-pll-kctif, v.a redoubler.
Reeliiplii •ition, ri-dioii-plike'-clicunc, s. redoublement,
iRedwnd, reil-oueudc, s. fou à lier, m, [ni.

Re-cclio, ri-ek'-ô, v. n. retentir.
Keecliy, rîtch'-i, a. enfumé ; impur
lieed, rîd, s. roseau, 111. ■,Jlèclie. f. ; chalumeau, m.
Recdify, ri-ed'-i-faï, v. a. recdijicr.
Reedy, rid'-i, a. couvert de roseaux.
Reef, rif, s. récif; ris, m.
Reck, rik, .t. y;<wif(r ; meule de foin, f . ; \exploit, m.;

—, T'. n. fumer.
t Reekie, rik'-i, v. Reeky.
Kecky, rik'-i, a. enfumé ; impur.
Reel, ril, .v. dévidoir ; toiiret, m. ; —, v. a. et n, dévider;

cnanceler ; vaciller.
Re-eleclion, ri-i-lek'-clieun^, s. réélection, f.
Reinforce, ri-enn-fôrc^, y. a. ren/orccr.
Rein orceineiit, ri-cnn-fôrc^'-inenii't, s. renforcement ;

renfort, ni.
Ue-eiikindle, ri-enn-kin^'-dr, f. a. et n. rallumer ; se

} ait unie r.
kc-enter, ri-enn'-tenr, v. a. rentrer dans.
Ke-eiitlircne, ri-eim-tlirôn»", 7/. a. remettre sur le troue.
Re-entrance, ri-cnii'-trann'cr, s. rentrée, f.
Re-estabMsIi, ri-i-stab'-lich?, ?'. a. rétablir.
Ke-establishnient, ri-i-stab'-licliir-menn't, s, rétablisse-
ment, m.
Keeve, nv, s. bailli, m.
Kc-c.\aaiine, ri-cj{z-am'-in^, v. a, examiner de nouveau.

Refect, ri-fekt', :■. a. et n. refaire, remettre; s* ri-

mettre.
Refection, ri-fek'-clietMV, s. Uger, repas, m.

Refectory, ri-fek'-teur-i |rer-ektcur-l), s. réfectoire, \\\.

Refel, ri-l'el', v. a. réJuter ; réprime,'.

Refer, ri-fcr', v. a. et n. référer ; rapf'orter, s'en rap-
porter; yairt allusion.
Referee, ref-er-i', r. arbitre, m.

Reference, ruf •er-tnn'c^, J. rapport ; renvoi; remeig-
! nement, m,

Refirie, ri-f.iinc', v. a. et n. raffiner; put (lier ; st
j raitiner ; s épurer.

I Refinedly, ri-faï'-ned-li, ad. avec raffinement. [m,

I Reliiieiiient, ri-f.iiiic'-iiieiin't, j'. aj]inai:e : lapHnenitnt,
I Keliner, ri-f.ii'neur, s. affineur ; raptineur, ni.
; Relit, ri-litc', v. a. réparer ; rajuster.
i Kellect, ri-llekl', v. a. et n. rejteJiir, penser ; re/leter ;

re la a tir.
' Rellettioii, ri-flek'-tlieiiiK', s. ré/tesion, f, ; rejlet, blâme,

Reriective, rillck'-tiv, a. réjlccliissant. [m.

Keliex, rl-llek>', t. replet, m.

Rellouriili, ri-lleur'-iclif. v. n.Jleurir de nouveau.

Reliow, ri-rto', ?'. »/. rcpluer.
] Retlux, ri'-lleiiks, s. rejliix, m.

: Reform, rifoniu-', s. réforme, f. ; —, v. a. et n. ré-
I pornier : corri^'er ; se réi'ormer.

Reform, ition, rifor-nié'-clieuiu-, .1. réformation, f.
I Kelormer, ri-for'-iiieiir. s. réformateur ; ré/ormisle, m.
' Kelr.ittoriness. ri-fr.ik'-teur-i-ness/', .f. opinidtree, f.
I Relr.ictory, ri-fi,ik'-teuri, a. re/rac/aii e ; opiindlre.
j Refrain, ri-fren<^, 7'. a. et n. retenu, s'absttmr ;
s'arrêter ; se garder.

Refrenation, ref-riné'-clicun^, .f. action de réprimer, i.
! Refresh, ri-frècli', v. a. raj'raichir; refaite: restaurer,
I Refresher, ri-friich'-eur, J. celui qui rafraiiliit.

Refreslinicnt, ri-friiclj'-iiienn't, 1. rafraîchissement ;
repos, ni.
I Refritjerant, ri-frid'-jer-ann't, a. réfrigérant.

Refrigerate, ri-frid'-ier-ctir, v. a. refroidir ; rafralihir.

Refrijfcration, ri-trid-jer-e'cheunc, i. réfrigération, I".

Refrigeratory, ri-!rid'-jer-ateur-i, a. rafratcliissant.

Reft, left, s. pente, crevasse, f. (v. aussi Re.ive).

Refu},'e, refioudj»", s. refuge; asile, ni.; — , v. a,
donner asile.

Refui;ec, rcf-ioii-dji', s. réfugié, m.

Kefulijence, — cy, rifeur-djeiin'cf, — ci, s. splendeur, f. ;

Refiiljjent, ri-feul'-djenn't, a. éclatant. [éclat, m.

Refund, ri-feiin'd', v. a. rendre, restituer.

Refusa', ri-fiou'-zai, s. refus, ni.

Refuse, ri-fiouz;', s. refiit, rebut, ni.; —, v. a. et n.
refuser, rejeter.

Reuital, ri-fiou'tal, Refutation, ref-iou-té'-cheunc, s. ré-
futation, f.

Refute, rifiout/, v. a. réfuter, confuter.

Rei;ain, ri-i,'((éiic', v. a. regagner; reprendre.

Rei,'.il, ri'-gal, a. — -ly, ad. royal.

Kej;ale, ri-g;<ér, s. régal, ut.; régale, f.; —, v. a. et n,
régaler ; Jlatier ; se régaler.

Regalement, ri-jfxélf'-inenn't, r. régal, m.

Rejjalia, ri-i;Hé'-li-a, s. pi. insignes de la royauté, m. pi.

Keif.ility, ri-^al'-i-ti, s. royauté, f,

Res,'ard, )'i-^iin\e' , s. ega rd ; rapport, ni. j lonsidération,
f. ; — , v. a. regarder, ,i;u>ir e:;aid à ; considérer.

Re;.,'ard.ible, ri-tiar'-da-M', <i. renia i:/iia/>le.

Re;,'ardful, ri->,'.irdt'-foul. a. — ly, ad. attentif: soigirux.

Kei;ardless, ri-tiard^^'-less?, a. — ly, ad. inaltcnlif, in-
souciant ; sans égards.

Rejiardlessness, rî-gard«'-less^-nessi?, s. inat.ention ;
m sont iaiice, f.

Regency, ri'-djenn-ci, s. régence, f.

Regenerate, ri-djen'-er-ét/", i'. <r. regénérer : reproduire.

Regeneration, ri-djen'-er-é'-clieunc, j. régénération, f.

Regenerator, ri-djen''-er-e-teur, j-. régénérateur, 111.

Regent, ri'-djeiin l, s. rége'it, m.

Regentshi|), li'-djenn't-cliip. s. régence, f.

Regerminale, ri-djer'-mi-nétc, v. n. regeriner.

Regicide, recl'-ji-saiilf, s. régicide, ni.

Regimen, red'-ii-meiin, s. régime, m. [r^gle, f.

Regiment, rea'-ji-menn't, s. régiment; régime, m.;

R.egimental, red'-ji-mcnn't-al, a. de régiment; — s, s,
pi. uniforme, ni.

Region, ri'-<licuiif, s. région, f.

Register, retf'-jis-teur, f. rc^ù/;-;/ greffier; signet, m.;
— , V. a. enregistrer.

Registry, red'-ji-.-tri, r. enregistrement, gri^'e, va.

Regn.int, reg'-n.iiin't, a. regnant.

Regorge, ri-gordjc', v. a. vomir.

Regrait, ri-graft', 7'. a. regreffer.

Regrant, rigraiin't', v. a. anorder de nouî'cau.

Regr.ite, ri-grétf', v. a. C'ioi;iier ; rezendie en détail,

Regrater, ri-gré'-teur, s. regrutti'er, m.

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Rctrrcis, ri'-;;rci!i^, Re^rc; siuii, tl-^tcM •tune, s. rtlmir,

reliés. III,
Ki-jirct, ri-jfrett', j. regret, iii. ; —, v. a, rea^ret'er,
lii'^iil.ir, rc.i{'-ioii-!ar, ii. — ly, aJ, KXiCifr; —, s.

rt\'it/irr, in.
Kc'^ulnrily, nj; imi-lar'-i-ti, T. rixulitrilf', f.
Ki-^iiLilc, if;,''-iiiiil':l(', T. It, riX'ler; iiisti/<liiier ; ,ict i.lii;
Kf',,'iil itioii, ri-^'-iou-lii'-i liciiiit-, s. rij,','i'iiii)if, m,
Ki;j;iil.itor, ro^;-ioiiK' ti.'ur, f. nxii/iifeiir, m.
R'-Hiir^jil'it''. ri L'Kcur'ilji-tL'lr, t. h. rcitffr, rf/>oiiSier.
Kcli.iliilil.iti-, ri-li.i-liil'-i-lclc, 7'. a. rr'/iiii'iiiur.
IiL-lii.Mi>„il, ri-ln.r'-s.il, .>■. rcpi'lttnni. f.
l-tulicirso, li-liurv', v. a, rejecter ; rAiltr ; raconter.
I<ci;,'ii, rciit*, j. ii\.:iii\ in, ; — , v. ti. tixner.
Kciiiiliiirso, ri-iiii ■■lii:iirsi'', 7'. n, re>iib,niisrr,
Uciiiil)iir',cni(.iit, riiiiu-l)Li rs iiioim't, s. retn'otine-

tUl-Ilt, III.

ki.-iiii|)rt".si(iii, ri-iiiic-pricli'-cimi", s. réimpression, f.

Kciiiiiirim, ri-iiiic-|iriiiu't', v. a. imprimer de itonvcan.

Kciii, relic, s. re/ie, (. ; —, 7'. ii. tenir en britic

Kciiis, rcii'/, s, pi. reins, in. jil.

Ri-iiist.Uc, riiiu-slctc', V. a. >i-tatilir.

tkcisL', Tv,'.e, s. re/eliin, in. ; /•itx'iiftte, f.

tKci.st, rJsti', 7' 17. et n. arrt'ter ; s'urreter,

Kcittr.iti.', ri-it'-LT-cIc, T. ii. réitérer.

Ki;ilcraliciii, ri-i-tcr-c'-clRini -, s. re'/etition, f.

KlJl'cI, ri-(ljukt', 7'. ii. rejeter.

l<L'JLClioii, ri-djck'-tliL'Uiw, s. rejet, in.

KcjiMce, ri-djiiiLC', v. a. et u. rejonir ; se rt'Jonir.

Ktjiiin, ri-iljunif', v. a. et n. rejoindre; répondre;

leplii/iier.
Kojoinilcr, ri-<!jiiiiir'-ileiir, .r. repliiitie, f.
Kckiiilk', ri-knit'-iU', v. a. rtxlluiner.
Ut;l.i|isL', ri-l.ipn', s. ree/iiite, i. ; — , v. ». reloDiber

m i/iide.
Kcl.iti;, r\-\6te',v, a, et n. mcontcr ; rapporter ; avoir

du rapport.
KlI iter, ri-lii'-teiir, s. iiarralenr, in.
l';Ll.iiii,ii, ri-lc'-cluniMc, j. rapport, in. ; relation ;

piireiitc, f. ; parent, in.
KL-l.ttivo, rul'-a-tiv. a. — ly, nd. relatif; relativement à ;

—, s. relatif; parent, allié, m.
Kcl.i.\, riliiks', 7'. a. et n. reltie/ier ; délasser ; céder;

se relde/ler ; s'adoiuir,
KulLvation, rL-l-iiks-ti'-cliciiiic, s. reldelieinent ; relâche,

III. ; récréation, (.
l\i;!.iy, rili'', s. relair, m.

\\\:]uA>iu, n-\\(.:e', s. élargissement, m.; délivrance; ré-
mission, t.; reiioniement, m.; — , i'. a. lâcher;

relâcher ; débarrasser ; quitter,
RrK;i,Mtc, rd'-i-n/ditc, v. a, reléguer.
K>,lc^Mti(in, rtl-i-tj/d-'-clicuiif, s, relegation, f. ; lian-

nisseiuent, ip.. [suinter.

KcIliu, rilLiint', 7/, «. s'attendrir; céder; s'ajjailtlir ;
KcIliuIcss, ri-lcim't'-lL'Sbf, </. sans relâche ; impitoyable;

injlexitile.
Ucluvaiice, — cy, rel'-i-vaiin'c^, — ci, s, convenance ;

pertinence, f.
Kclcv.inl, n-'l'-i-vann't, a. qui soulage ; concluant,
Kcli.iiicL", ri-Kii'-.inn'cf, s, con/iiince, t,
Kclic. rcl'-ik, s, reste, ni. ; relique, f.
Kulict, rel'-ikt, s, veuve, f.
Kclief, ri-lif, s, soiiLi, cement, m. ; aide, assistance :

justice, (,; recours, m.; action de relever une

sentinelle, f.
Kclicvablt;, ri-lîv'-a-ljl', a. qu'on peut soulager,
R(.lic\<.', ri-liv', v, a. soulager; assister; délivrer;

reiei er (sentinelle),
Kclievcr, ri-lîv'-uiir, s, celui qui sônlaxe.
Kclicvo, ri-lîv'-n, s, relief, m.

Kclii^lit, ri-laïtf', v, a, éclairer de nouveau ; rallmner.
Kcli;,'ii)ii, ri-lid'-jtJuiK', s, religion, f.
Relictions, ri-lid'-jciic<', a, - ly, ad, religieux.
Keli^'ioiisness, ri-liii-jcncc-iiess^, .r. nature religieuse, f.
Rcliiuiiiish, ri-lin'ji'-kuuiclif, v. a. abandonner ; re-
noncer à,
Reliiuiiiishmciit, ri-lin'),''-konich<r-menn't, s. abandon,

III. ; rc'ioii' iation, f.
Rclisli, rcl'-i-olu', s. xoiit, m. ; saveur, f. ; mets exquis,

m.; — , V. a. et >i. donner du ^oiit à; savourer;

coûter; pic ire.
Relisliablc, rcl'-ich-a-lil', a. sav.'ureux.
Rolive, ri-liv', 7'. n, rez'ivre ; se ranimer.
Rcliiix'iit, ri-lioii'-cemrt, a. reluisant.
Reliictaiitc, -cy, ri-lLiik'-taiin'ci', — cl, s, répugnance, f.
Kcluct.iiit, ri-lcuk'-taiin't, a. — ly, ad. qui répugne;

joixé ; timide.
RohictatioM, ri-lcuk-té'-cliciiii<', s. répugnance, opposi-
tion, f.
KL-luiniiip. ri-liou'-miiii', v. a, rallumer,
Kely, ri l.ii', v, ti, se reposer sur; compter sur.

Kuiiiain, ri-iiu'iiï', s. reste, m. ; demeure, f. j —, v. h
rester ; demeurer,

Rcni. limier, ri-iiii4ne'-(lcur, J. reste, restant; résidu, \n,

•Keni.iki:, ri-mékc', v. a. refaire.

Ueinainl, riinann'il'. v. i. reiiVi'ver; rappeler.

ReJii.iniiil, rein'-.i-iieiin t, i. icite, restant, m,

Keiii.irk, riin irk', s, remarqua, {. ; —, v. a. remarquer,

Kciu.irk.ible. ri-iiiark'-.i-ljl, </. Ily, ad. m i.rrqiini e.

Keiiiaïkableiiess, riiiiark'-.iLl-iiuhb^, s. qualité n
tnarquable, f.

Rcniarker, ri-iiiark'-ciir, .r. observateur, ni.

l'îeineililcss, reni'i-ili-le-.s(', a, irrémédiable ; incural:lt.

Remedy, reiii'iili, J. /•(■///t'i/f, ni.; —, v. a, remédier;
guérir,

Ueiiieiiilier, riiiiciu"-l)eiir, v. a, et n, se souvenir de
se rappeler.

ReineinliMiuc, ri-meiir'-braun'c^ s souvenir, ni.
mémoire, f.

Remind, ri-inaïnM', v, a. faire souvenir, rappeler.

Kemiliibceiice, reiii-i-nis'-cenircr', .r. réminiscence, f.

Remiss, ri-mi-.s', a. — ly, ad, lâche ; indolent ; négligent,

l<einissal)le, ri-nns'-si-lil', a, pardonnable.

Keiiiissioii, ri-inieli'-einu', s. rémission, f. ; reldc/ie, m.

Remissness, ri-iiiisb'-nebs«r, s. relâchement, ni. ; non-
chalante, f.

Remit, riiiiitc', f. a. et tt. relâcher; diminuer; n-
tnettre ; pardonner ; s'adoucir.

Remitmem, ri-mitf'-iiiemi't, s. remission, f,

Reiiiitlance. ri-mit'-aiinct", .f. remise, f.

Remitter, ri-mil'-eiir. s, payeur, m.

Remnant, reiii'iMim't, f, reste, restant, m.

Kemoiistrance, ri-moiic'-tr.iMircc, s, remontrance, (,

Remonstrate, ri-iiiuiitr'-;>tretc, f. >*. Jdire une re-
inontrance.

licmora, n iii'-ô-ra, s. rémore, f. ; empêchement, ni.

Remorse, ri-inôrcf', s. remords, m.

Rimorseless, ri-môrctr'-less»", a. sans remords, endurci.

Remote, ri-niot^', <i, et ad. éloigné, reculé; lointain ;
loin ; faible. [fiiiKe, f.

Remoteness, ri-inôtc'-ncss^, s. éloignement, m, ; di^-

Rcmotion, ri-mù'-clieimc, s. action itélogner, f.

Reinoiiiit, riiiiaoïmirt', v. n. remonté.

Romovalilo, ri-muiiv'-a-bl', a. amoi'ible.

Removal, ri-iiionv'-al, j-, déplacement ; déménasemcnl ;
départ : renvoi, m.

Remove, ri-monv', s. éloignement, emplacement; départ,
m. ; translation, f. ; degré, m. ; —, v, a. et n, d--
placer ; éloigner; enlever; transporter ; se dé-
placer; s'éloigner; déménager.

Reinovediiess, ri-mouv'-ed-nessf, s. éloigneinent, {.

Reniunerable, ri-miuu'-ner-a-bl', a. digne de récom-
pense.

Reimiiiorate, riniinu'-ner-étc, v. a. récompenser.

Reiiumeralion, ri-iuiou-ner-c'-clieuilf, s. rémunération;
récompense, f.

Renard, ren'-ardj-, s. renard, m.

Rencounter, reimk.ioinu-'.teur, s. rencontre, (. ; choc,
m. ; — , T'. n. se rencontrer ; se heurter.

•Rend, reim'd, v. a. déchirer ; jendre, crever.

Render, renn'd'-cur, s. déchireur, ni. ; reddition, f. j
compte, m.

Rentier, remi'-denr, v. a. rendre, restituer ; livrer.

Keiulczvoiis, remi-(li-vouz<r', v. rendezvous, ni.

Reiiei;ade, ren''-i-j;/<cdf, Renenado, ren'-i-tjwé'-do, s,
remgat, m.

Renew, ri-niou', v. a. renouveler; réppéter.

Renewal, ri-nion'-al, .r. renouvellement, iij.

Renitence, — cy, ri-nai'-ttiin'c(', —ci, s. resistance, {.

Renitent, ri-naî'-tenn't, a. résistant.

Rennet, ren''-itr, s. reinette ; f résure, f.

Renonnce, ri-n.ionn'cir', v. a. renoncer, renier.

Kenounceinent, ri-naonn'c?'-meim't, s. renonciatio.'i, f.

Renovate, ren'-ô-vét<', 7'. a. renouveler ; régénérer.

Renovation, ren-ô-vé'-clieunc, s. rénoi'ation, f. ; ré-
tablissement, m.

Renown, ri-naoïin^', s. renom, m. ; — , v. a. rendre
fameux.

Rent, remit, s. fente ; creziasse, f. ; loyer; revenu, m. ;
— ,v. a. prendre on donner à loyer, louer (v. aussi
Rend).

Rentable, renn'-t.vbl", a. qui peut être loué.

Renter, renn'-teur, s. celui qui prend à loyer.

Renunciation, ri-neun^-ci-é'-clienut', s, renonciation, f.

Reobtain, ri-ob-téii(^', v, a, regagner.

Reorjfanizalion, ri-or-jja-nUzc'-clicuiif, s. réorganisa-
tion, f.

Reor.ijanize, ri-or'-jjan-aîzc, v. a. réorganiser.

Repaid, ri-péil<*', v. Repay.

Repair, ri-pèr', s. reparation, f. ; repaire, in.; — ,
V. a. et H. se rendre; s'adresser.

Repairer, ri-|)èr'-eur, s, réparateur, va.

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Reparab.j, rep'-ar-n-bl', <i. - Ijly, d./, f/farablt,
Kc'|>ar,itioii, rc|i-a-rt;'-tliciiii«', s. rtfitiwtioii, f.
Ki'p.ir itive, ri-ii.ir'-.i-tivc, s. itf\ioin<iiii;;i.-i>iciif, in.
Kcp.irico, rci>-.ir-ll', s. rtfi%rtit, f. j —, v. ii. rifartir,
Kop.i-is, ri-|Mss', V. II. rffiitsitr,
l<c|Mst. ri-p.ist^', J, nf^'i. 111. ; —, v, a. rf/iat/y* ;

i-fi^ii/ei:
Ivi.'p.isliiro, ri-p.is'-tcliloiir, f. fffii.t : futiit, ni.
Kc|i,iy, ri-pt"', v. <i. rtfayef; ytinhoiintr . li.iioiii-

liuii;tl\

Kcp.iyiiiiMit, rl-pii'-mcnn't, r. reinhciur\tiiit-iit. in.

Ki.pl-. il, ri'-pir, f. rtiihatioii, iil>>;if;,ili:'ii, t. ; —, V. n.
I ii^i^oilir ; it/i.iiir.

Ki-pcilL-r, t\-\>'\[' -liwt, s. /arliiait de t'abroj^ation d'une
loi. III.

UcpoMt, ri-pit«', V. a. re'fie'ter ; rc'iifer.

Ucpo.itc'dly, ripi'-tc(l-li, ad. à fliisiiurs yefifisei.

Kcpciter, ri pi'ttiir, .r. celui qui ie/>ite ; luotitre à
ripitilioii, f,

Kcpe.itiii^;, ri-pi'-tiii'n»/^, J. repe'titioii, f . ; — w.iUli, s.
iiioiiti-e li irftliliou, f.

Kcpcl, ri-pcl', T. a. el ii. refiousser : répercuter.

Kcpclicr, ri-pL-l'-ciir, j. celui ijni ref'tuisit.

kupciit, ri-iJuiiiit, -'. a. et ii. .u- npeiitir de.

Hi;pciitaiicc, ri-pcnii'-t.iiii\'cf, s. refmlir, in.

Repentant, ri-pcnn'-taiint, a. repentant.

Kcpunple, ri-pi'pl', ;■. a. repeupler.

Kciicrtury, rcp'-LT-lunr-i, i. rperloire, in.

Kcpilitiun, n-p-i-titli'-oiiiit', .v. repetition, f.

l;Lpnii-, rip.iiiit', V. II. I'tre l.iilie ; se pluiiidre.

Kipl.iLo, ri|ilcc<'', <'. 11. replacer : reiiipl.iccr.

Ki.>pli.-iii->li, riplL-n'-kli,', -. a. ct ii. remplir; achever;
se remplir . etre/ourni.

KuplctL', riplitc', ir. rempli.

Kcplction, ri-i)li'-i liLHinc, s. re'ple'tton, f.

Ivoplçvin, ri-plcv'-hii', s. iiuiùilevee. f.

l\L'])lii:aliiiii, rc'ii-li-kL-'-cliLunc, i. repliifue, f,

Kcplii-r, ripl.n'-ciir, r. celui i/iii >eplii/iie.

KL-ply, ri-pfai', s. tépli,/ue; réponse, f. ; — , v. il. ré-
pli(/uer; répondre.

Report, ripôrtc', .;. bruit; rapport, in.; réputation;
—, V. a. raf<porter ; rendre compte ; faire de limit.

Kepoitcr, ri-pôr'-teiir, ,t. rapporteur, m.

Repos. il, ripiV-/.il, s. action de reposer ; repos, m.

Repose, t\\>!</é, f. repoi. m.; — , 7'. a. et 11. reposer;
i.iii/ier; se reposer ; sejier.

Kipo:,ite, ri-j)oj'itc, 7'. a. déposer, mettre, placer.

Reposilion, ri.pô-zkli'-eiiiif, s. rétahlissement, m.

Repusitoiy. ri-piv.'-i-teiii-i, s. dépôt, m.

Repossess, ri-po-zess', v. a. rentrer eu possession.

Reprelieiul. rep-ri-lieiiird', v. a. reprendre, répri-
iiuiiider.

Reprehensible, rep-ri-l'.eiin'-si-W', a. — Lily, ad. repre-
hensible.

Reprehension, rep-rihenn'-chenii<?, s. réprimande,
bliime, I.

Represent, rep-rl-zennt', i'. a. représenter.

Represeiito.tion, rei)ri-2eim-té'-clieun(r, s. représenta-
tion, i.

Reijreseiitative, rep-rizenn'-ta-tivf, a. représentatif;
— , s. représentant ; symbole, m.

Représenter, rep-ri-xenn'tenr, r. représentant, m.

Represcntineiit, rcp-ri-zciin't'-iiieiin't, s. representa-
tion ; iin.ij^e, f.

Repress, r;-press', 71. a. réprimer.

Repression, ri-precli'-ennc', s. répression, f.

Repressive, ri-pres'-sive, a. répressif.

Reprieve, ri-priv*', s. répit, sursis, 111. ; — , v. a. donner
du répit.

Keprinianil, rep-ri-inann'd', s. réprimande, f. ; —, v. a.
réprimander.

Reprint, ri-prinn't', v. a. réimprimer.

Rejirisal, ri-prai'-z,il, s. représailles, f. pi.

Reprise, ri-praizc', .1. reprise, f.

Reproach, ri-protcli', s. reproche; opprobre, m.;—,
V. a. reprocher.

Reproaclifnl, ri-prôtcli'-foul, a. — ly, ad. honteux;
injurieux, outra!;ennt.

Reprobate, rep'-ro-bét?, a. réprouvé ; — , v. a. ré-
prouver, condamner.

Reprobation, rep-ro-bé'-cheunf, s. réprobaUon, f.

Reprodnce, ri-prô-tlionc?', v. a. re/'roduiie.

Reproiluction, ri-jjrô-ilenk'-clunint-, s. reproduction, f.

Rei)roof, ri-proiif', j. reproche, m.

Reprovable, ri-pronv'-a-lil', a. reprehensible.

Reiirove, ri-prouv', v. a. reprendre ; censurer; ré-
prouver.

Reptile, rep'-til, a. reptile; rampant, vil; —, s.
reptile, w..

Republic, ri-peiib'-lik, j. répitbliijue, f.

RepiibliraPi fi-peub'-likanf, a. républ(cffiit,

te-

Kopiil)liCitn!siii, ri.peub'-U-ka-iii^in, t. t/pvb!icanisi>u,
m,

kepinli.ite, ri-plou'-di-t't/ (ti-piou'-djl-t'tr), v. a. ré-
pudier.

Rcpiidlalion, rl-piou-di-ti'-cheiin^, i. répudiation, t.

Reiiii^jnance, — cy, ripeu^' n.inncc, -li, s. lepuj^-
liante, (.

Repii^fiiant, ripcii^î'-n.inu'l, a. — ly, ad. iiiccmpatible ;
répugna ut : contradictoire.

Kcpnlie, ri-pciiisi'', s. refus, m. ; —, t. a. repousser ;
refu ter.

Repnisivc, rl-piiil'sK/', ii. répulsif, rebutant,

Kepnri li.ise, ripinr' li liav, v. a. raJieler.

Kepiit.ilile, re|< -iont.i br, il. • -bly, ad. honorable.

Ke|inl.itli>ii, repiou-té'-thinii<", j. lépulalt m, f.

Repute, ri-pionti?', ,1. répulalioii, (.; renom, m.;—,
f. Il, répulcr : estimer.

Keputeless, riploiilf'-les .c, a. sans réputation, vil.

Rei|iiest, ri-koiiest', s. requête ; demande, prière, f . ; —
T'. a. demander, solliciter.

Reipiester, ri-konest'-enr, s. solliiiteur, m.

KeiiniLkcn, rikoiiik'-'n, V. a. ranimer.

Reipiirable, rikoiiai'-ra-bl', r». requciabte.

Keipiire, rikon.iir', v. a. rci/nérir; demander.

Rei|uisite, rek'-i>ni-/ilt', ii. requis, nécessaire ; —, t.
illosc requise, f,

Reipiisitely, rek'-niii-zitt'-li, ad. nécessairement.

Rei|nisitioii, rek-iou-zich'-eniii', s. réquisition
mande, f.

Reiinit.il, ri- kouaï' • t.il, s. reconnaissance ; rcconi-
pense, f.

Reipiite, ri-kuuaitir', v. a. rendre la pareille, réiom-
penser.

Rcrcw.ird, rir'-on.lrde, s. arrière-garde, f.

Ues.iil, ri-SL-U'', V. 11. remettre à la voile.

K es. lie, ri-sél(f', .f. seconde vente, (.

Res.iliite, ri-b.i-liiHilf', v. a. resaluer.

Recisioii, ri-sii'-enii»', s. recision, abrogation, t.

Rescribe, ri-skr.iibt^, v. a. récrire.

Rescript, ri'skript, s. rescrit, ni.

Rescue, rcs'-kiuu, s. recousse : délivrance, f. ; — , v. a.
délivrer, tirer de damjer.

Rescuer, res'-kion-eur, s. libérateur, m.

Kese.irch, ri-sertch', s. reiherclie, f. ; — , v. a. re-
chercher; exaini.ier.
j 'Keseat, risil/, f. ii. rasseoir, remettre.
I Reseizure, risi'-jionr, s. seconde saisie, (.

Reseiiiblance, ri-zenr'-bl.ilin ci', s. ressemblance, f.
I Resemble, ri-zeiiT'-br, z: a. ressembler ci.
j 'Resend, n-seiind', v. a. reni'oyer.
j Resent, ri--;enn t', v. a. ressentir.
j Uesentiiil, ri-zunirt'-fonl, 1». vindicatif.

Kesentnient, ri-zenii't'-nieiin't. s. ressentiment, m.
■ Keserviition, rezer-vé'-clieiint", .f réserve, f.

Kcservatory, ri-zer'-va-teiir-i, s. réservoir ; dépôt, in.
j Reserve, ri-zcrv', s. réseii'e, f. ; —, v. a. réserver;
conseï ver.

Reservedly, rizcrv'd'-Ii, ad. avec réseii'e.
I Keservedness, ri-zerv'd'-nesst-, s. réserve ; retenue, f.
, Reservoir, rez-er-vonor', f. réservoir, m.
; Resettle, ri-set'-tl', v. a. rétablir.
I Resettlement, ri-set'-tr-ineiin't, s. rétablissement, m.
; Reside, ri-zaïdf', v. n. résider.

Resilience, rez'-iileim'cc, s. résidence, f.

Resilient, rez'.i-<leiin't, s. résident, ni.

Residual, ri-zid'-jiou-al. Residuary, rizi
résidu, restant.

Residue, rez'-i-dioii, s. résidu ; reste, ni.

Resij,'n, ri-zaïiif', v. a. résigner; reiioiteer à.

Resijjn.ition, rez-i_i;-nc'-clieuiii', s. résignation ; démis-
sion ; cession, f.

Résigner, rizaî'-neur, s. résignant, m.

Resijininent, ri-zaïiif'-iiienirt, s. résignation ; démis-
sion, f.

Resilience, —cy. ri-zi!'-i-enncf, —ci. s. rejaillissement.

Resilient, ri-zir-i-eiin't, a. bondissant. [m,

Resin, rez'-iiif, s. résine, f.

Resinous, rez'-i-neiic?, a. résineux.

Résipiscence, res-i-pis'-sennce. s. résipiscence, f.

Resist, ri-zist', v. a. et n. résister.

Resist. nice, ri-zist'-anncf, s. resistance, {.

Resistible, ri-zis'-ti-bl, it. resistible.

Resistless, ri-zist'-less<', a. irresistible.

Resolute, rez'-ô-lioutc, a. — ly. ad. résolu.

Resoluteness, rez'-6-liout^-nessc, ,1. résolution, f.

Resolution, rez-ô-lioii'-chennc, s. solution; résolution, f.

Resolvable, ri-zol'-va-br. a. resoluble.

Resolve, ri-zolv", s. résolution, f. ; —, v. a. el n. résoudre;
decider ; se résoudre.

Resolvedly, ri-zol'-ved-li, ad. résolument.

HesolvçUiKss, ri-aol'-ved-ness*', s. r'solution, fermeté, I.

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Rcsnivcnf, rl-znlV/enirt, 1. n'io/ii/i/, m.
Kcsnnaiii c, rc/'-onaiiii c»-, s. r-.\.ui>iniiif, f,
KcsKiMiit, rr/'-i'i ii.inn'l, a. irsoiiiiiiiif,
Ki'siirt, ri-/iirt?', y. reroiirs, m.\ ri'ioiii'ii ; rtts^ufft, '
f . i rffut;'. III,; —, v, it. avoir recoiin i se rtiuirt ;
fri.liifiiler. 1

Kijsomid, ri-z.iniMm'd', 7'. n. tr'sniiner; tiletttir. !

Kesoiircc, ri-sors^', i. rtsfivirir, f, j

Kcspcct, ri spckl', s. rfsfnl ; tt;(ii;i,na.\ In — of, |
sons It tii/>/'ort iie ; ill oilier — s, li aHlflhs ; —, v. ii.
riT//-(/c>-. I

Kc'spc-ctalile, ri-spck'-t.i-M', <». rtsffclnhlr, IwiioraliU,
KL's|)(;ctfiil, riipikt'-fniil, <i. — ly, d.i'. lef/irttiniiv.
KcsiK;ctfiilni.ss, rl-sj)i;kt'-fi)iil-iics'W, s. rtsffcl, 111.
Respective, rispck -liv, <«. — ly. <«i/. r*\f><tlif, iflatif.
Respir.itiiin, rcs-jii.ri;'-i.liciiiic, y. tcs/tiiiitton, f.
Kespiri.-, ri-Miair , v. >i. rf\/>irir, /irciiJre Im/fhif.
Respite, res -piti", s, refit, 111. j —, v. a. donner du n'pit;

dijf.rcr.
Resplendence, — cy, ri-splciin'-duilti'cf, —ci, s. s/>leii-
dfiir, f. ; /ifitf. 111. [siiii/.

Kf.pleiident, ri-spliMin'-di-'im't, m. — ly. ad. rafildidis-
Uospiiiid, ri-spunn'd', t. ii. nfoiidri- : iorrcifiondrt.
Respondent, ri-sponn'd'-enii't, s. le^oiidaiit, in,
Resiicpiise, ri-spimn'sc', 1. rr'^oinf, f.
Res|)(insilillity, rl-spoui-si-liil'-i-ti, i. rcsfioiisaliiliU, f.
llespnnsllile, ri-spiinc'-si-ljl'. 11. rfs/'oiisttbit.
Kespiinsilileiiess, ri-spuiif'-si-M'-iicss^, s. r^spoitsa-

I'ilit,-: f.
Kospc.iisive, ri-spiin<'-siv, a. qui ir'/'oiid.
Rest, reste, s. rrpos; s:i,''por/, m. ; pniisi; {. ; rfste, rfs-
liiiit. 111. ; — , V. (I. et II. faire reposer, appuyer ; se
reposer; s'appuyer, soiiiiiteiiUr ; attendre.
Restauration, res-t.i-re'clieiinir, v. Restoration.
Restful, re-.t'-foiil. a. en repos, traui/uille.
Restiir, res'-tll, a. reti/.
Reslill'iiess, res'-tif-iiLss»-, s. opiniâtreté', (.
Restitution, res-ti-tiou'-clieuiif, s. reslituiion, f. ; ré-

la/i.'issein.'iit, m.
Restless, rest'Iesse, a. — ly, aJ. sans repos, remuant,

turl'uîent ; iinpiitieiit.
Restlessness, rest'-le-.siiesse, s. manque de repos, m. ;

insomnie ; iin'>n'i' .te, f.
Restoration, resto-re'-clieun^, s. rctablisseineitt, m. ;

le stall rat ion, f.
Resicirative. risto'ra-tiv, a. restaurant.
Restore, ri-slôr', ?•. a. restaurer ; retaldir: remettre.
Rt.'slorer, ri-stô'-renr, s. re.d.iurat iir, restaurant, 111.
Restr.iin, ri-str 'ne', v. a. restreindre ; empêcher,
Restr.dnedly, ri-stré'-ned-li, ad. if.re retenue,
Resiraiiit, n-stivn'l', s. eontraiiite, 1,'1'ue, f.
Restrict, ri-stiikl'. r. a. restiei'idre. l'orner.
Restriction, ri-strik'-clieniu', s. ren'rietion, f.
Restrictive, ristrik'-tiv, a. — ly, ad. restrictif; avec

restriction.
Resiiinj,'e, ri-strin'djc', v. a. resserrer.
Resty, res'-ti, a. rétif.
Resnit, ri-zenlt', s. re/ai/lisseinenl ; résultai, m. ; —,

V. n. rel'oiidir ; résiitfer.
Resume, rizioinnc', z'. a. reprendre ; continuer,
Resniiiption, ri-^euinf'-clieime, s. reprise, f.
Resnrrection, rez-enr-rek'-clicnnc, s. résurrection.
Resiirvey, ri-seur-vé', v. a, parcourir de nouveau ;

revoir.
Resuscitate, ri-seiis'-citétc, v.a. ressusciter ; réveiller.
Resnscitalioi;, ri-sens-ci-té'clieiinf', .»-. résurrection, f.
Retail, ri'-tél, s. détail, m. ; — establislinient, s. coin-
iiterceeit détail, m. ; — sliO|>-kceper, t/. Retailer; — ,
ri-tél', V. a. morceler ; vendre en détail.
Retailer, ri-tcl'-eur, s. détailleur, marc/iand en détail ;

regrattier, m.
Retain, ri-tén<?', v. a. retenir ; conserver.
Retainer, ri-tè'-iieiir, s. sei-vitenr ; vassal, m.;

arrhes, f. pi.
•Retake, ri-téke', v. a. reprendre.
Retaliate, ri-tal'-i-dtc, v. a. rendre la pareille.
Retaliation, ri-tal-i-é'-cheunc, s. représailles, f. pi. ;

talion, m.
Retard, ri-tarilc', v. a. retarder, différer.
Retardation, ret-ar-ilé'-clieiinc, s. retardement; délai, ni.
Retention, ri-tenn'-clieiin;', s. rétention ; mémoire, f.
Retentive, ri-tenn'-tiv, a. qui retient.
Retentiveness, ri-tenii'-tiv-iiesse, s. faculté de retenir, f.
Reticence, ret'-i-ceiin'cc, s. réticence, f.
Reticle, ret'-i-kl', s. petit filet, m.
Retinuij, ret'-i-nion, s. suite, f. ; train, cortc's^e, m.
Retire, ri-taïr', s. retraite, t. ; — , Z'. a. et n. retirer; se

retirer.
Retii eilncss, ri-taïr'd'-nessir, s. solitude, f.
Retirement, ri-tair'-nienn't, s. retraite, f.
Retook, ri-touk.r', v. Ret; Jce,

Retort, rl-lorte', t. retorlt, cornue; réplique, (, -m

I'. a. rétorquer; renvoyer; recourber.
RetortioD, ri-lor'-clieiiiii', /. rétorsion, i.
Retoss, ri-toss', v. a. repousser, rejeter.
Retouch, ri-feiif:!!', v. a. retoucher.
Retrace, ri-lr ■V, 7. a. retracer; remonter.
Retr.i't, ritr.ikl', v. </, rétracter; retirer.
Relriictatioîi. ret-r.ikte'-clieiiii<', s, ré/rai talion, t.
Retr.iction, ri-lrak'-clieimc, t. rétraction, f.
Retreat, ritrite, s. retraite, f. ; —, v. n. se retirer,
Reirencli, ri-trciin'ch', v. a. et u retrancher ; — , ;■. n.

diminuer ; se retrancher.
Retrenchment, ri-trenncti'-iiirnn't, s. reltancheinent, m.
Relrilmto, ri-trih'-iont.', v. a. rendre ; réioiiipenser.
Retribution, ret-rid)ioii'-cheuiie, s, rétribution ; réconi.

pense, f.
Retrievable, ri-tr!v -n-bl', d. réparable.
Retrieve, ri-trlv', î'. a, rétablir, réparer, rattraper,
Retroj,'r.ide, ret'-ro-(;rédc, a. rétrograde ; —, v. n. réIrO'

jt^rader.
Retro>,'ressioii, ret-ro-KrO;cir-eiin?, s. ii'troi^radatioii. f.
Retrospect, ret'-ro-spekt, Ketruspcctioii, ret-rù-spck'-

clieiiiie, ,v. ri-yiexii'ii, f.
Ritrosiiective, retro-spek'-tiv, n. rétrospectif,
Ketiiiid, ri-teim'd', v. a. éinoiivser.
Return, ri-tenriie', s. retour, m. ; rentrée ; restitution,
remise; réponse; uprise, (,; — day, s. Jour li
audience, m. ; in — , de retour ; — , v. a. et n. rendre,
renrttre ; retourner; répondre.
Returnable, ri-teiir'-na bl', ii. de renvoi.
Rirturner, ri-teiir'-ncur, s. celui qui remet de Caixent,
Reunion, ri-youn'-yeiinc, s. réunion, f.
Reiimtc, rl-you-naït^', v. a. et n. réunir ; se re'unir.
Ueve, riv. s. bailli, 111.
Reveal, ri-vil'. v. a. révéler ; déclarer.
Rêve. lier, ri-vil'-cur, j. révélateur, ni.
Revel, rev'-el, s. fête bruyante, f. J —, V. H. tt divertir

biuvaininent.
Revelation, rev-ile''-clicun(", s. révélation, f.
Revelry, rev'-elri, s. fé.'e bruyante , bombance, f.
Revende, ri-veiiiidjé', s. veni;eaiice, revanche, f. ; —,

V. II. veiii'er.
Reven^;eful, ri-vcnn'djf'-foiil, a. — ly, ad. vindicatif,
Reven^jeiiient, ri-venn'djir'-inennt, s. veii^eance, f,
Uevenyer, ri-veiin'-djeur, s. veiix'eiir, 111,
R.. ■venue, rev'iniou, s, revenu, m.
Reverberate, ri-ver'-ber-éte, v. a. et n. réverbérer ; être

réjléchi.
Reverberation, ivver-ber-é'-clieunf, s. réverbération, f.
Kevere, ri-vir', v. a. révérer.
Reverence, rev'-er-enn'ce, s. révérence, f. ; — , v. a,

révérer.
Reveren<l, rcv'-erenn'd, a. vénérable.
Reverent, rev'-er-enn t. Reverential, rev-er-euii'-chal, a,

— ly, ad. respectueux.
Reversai, ri-ver'-siil, s. cassation, f.
Reverse, ri-veis<"', s. revers, m. ; vicissitude, f. ; — , v. a.

renverser ; abolir.
Reversible, ri-ver'-si-bl", a. révocable.
Reversion, ri-ver'-clieunc. s. réversion ; survivance, f.
Revert, ri-verte', .f. retour, m. ; reprise, f. ; —, v. a, et n,

charnier; retourner ; revenir.
Revertible, ri-ver'-ti-bl', a. réversible.
! Revcry, rev'-er-i, s. rêverie, f. ; délire, m.
j Revest, ri-vest, v. a. revêtir ; rétablir.
I Revestiary, rives'-tchi-a-ri, s. sacristie, f.
] Review, ri-viou', s. réunie ; critique, f. ; — , v, a, faire

la revue ; faire la critique ; repasser.
\ Reviewer, ri-viou'-eur, s. critique ; journaliste, m.
I Revile, ri-vaïl', s. injure, f. ; —, v. a. injurier, out-
I ra)rer.

' Reviler, ri-vaïl-eiir, j. celui qui injurie.
Revilingly, re-vaïr-in'j;;/t-li, ad. injurieusement.
Révisai, ri-vaï'-z.il s. révision, f.
Revise, ri-vaize', s. révision; seconde épreuve, f. ; —,

V. a. faire la révision.
Reviser, ri-vai'-zeur, s. réviseur; correcteur, m.
Revision, ri-vij'-eune, s. révision, f.
Revisit, ri-viz'-ite, v. a. visiter de nouveau. (m.

Reviv.ii, ri-vaï'-val, s. renaissance, f. j rétablissement.
Revive, ri-vaiv', v. a. et n. ressusciter, ranimer ; ré-
tablir ; revenir à soi ; se rétablir.
Revivifîcate, ri-viv'-i-fi-kéte, v. a. révivifier.
Reviviticatioii, ri-vi-vi-ti-ké'-cheune, s. revivification, f.
Revocable, ri-vo'-ka-bl", a. révocable.
Revocableness. ri-vo'-ka-bl'-nesse, s. révocabilité, f.
Revocate, rev'-ô-kéte, v.a. révoquer.
Revocation, rev-ô-ké'-cheun^, s, révocation ; abjura'

tion, f.
Revoke, ri-vôke', T/. (I. révoguer ; abjurer. [m.

Uevokeinçiit, ri-vôk«'-inenn't, s. révocation, f. ; rappel,

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Revolt, rl-vAU^, i. rrvolif, f. ; —, v. u. se n'vol'ci:

KcvdItiT, rlv<>r-Ji-ur, j-. rthtllt, in. ft f.

'/oviiliiiion, rev<'i-liiiii'-i hciiiic, .t. nioliition, f,

Kcvip|mioii.iry, rcV'(Vliuu'-i.licuii-a'ri, n. rc'voliitioH-
iiaiir.

Rivolver, ri-volvir', v. a. tt it. roultr, tourner; me'tiittr.

Kcw.trcl, ri-nuAr(U', s. reioiiipunze ; (urtt, (, | —, v. a.
ren'>>it>fii.ier.

Rcward.iMi.'. rioiilr'-ila-M', a. dii^iie lie r/o'iiifense,

Ki'warilcr, ri-im.U'di.-iir, i. reiniiioralciir, in.

Kllil|is<Mly, Mp'-sn-di, s. i n/>si>ilif, f.

Klictoric, rct'-(\-rik, s. i/ifloiK/ne, f.

Klift'irli .il, ri-tf.r'-i-k il, a. — ly, iiit r/:e'/itrii/m,

Klii-'lnriti.tn, ri't-ô-rii li'-.iiic, r, t/u/iiir, in.

Kliciiin, roiiiiic, i. humeur, f.

Kliciiiii.uiL, rou-m.il'-ik. i». rliii»tfiH</iie

KlieiinntisMi, rdu'-iii.ili/iii, t. t/iiiiiuifiime, m.

RIml'.irl), rou'-lnMirlic, x. rhiil'arbe, f.

Kliiiiii.itic, V. Kliutiiii.itic.

Ktiyini;, r.iiiiif, s. rime, f. ; fcrt, m. ; — , v. it. ritifr,

Kliyiii';r, rai'-iiiciir, Kliyni'itcr, r.iiir.*'-slcur, j. riiiieiir,

Kliytliin, rillini. .(. rJi\tii»ie, in. liii.

Khytliinical, ritli'-ini-Kal, <i. riiyt/ivtiifit*.

kil>, ril), r. cJ.'e, f.

Rilmlil, rili'-ciilil^, f. riddiiif, liehamhe, in.

Kilialdry, riU'-Liil-dii, ohseeiitlei, I. pi.

Kiliiind, KililMiM, rili'-l)'n, .i. ruban, m.

Rice, raicf", s. ri^, iii.

Ritli, ritch, (I. — ly, (»./. ric/ie ; exi/tiii.

Riches, rltcll'-i/, s. ft. ricliesse, f.

RictiiU'ss, ritch'-ncss^, s. rii liesse ; i»a^it(/!ttiii:e, f.

Rick, rik, s. iiieule, f. ; Art, in.

Kickrts, rik'lts, .t. /A ymiiili^, in,

Riikrly, rik'-i-;i, ii. riii/iilii/iie.

(Kiiklc-, lik'kl', s. /ri\ {</r /iierrei, etc.), in.

•Kid. rid, T. a. lUiivier ; UifoiiiUcr ; oler ; to |;ut —
dl, ii- ii, fit I re.

RiiM.iMic, 1 id'-ann'rc, n.dclivvaitie, f.

KiddiM, lid'-d'ii, 7'. Kidi".

Riddle, iid'-dl', a. i in,^ine, ni. ; — , V. a. rxfiUiiuer,

Kidilliiu:ly, rid'lin'^;«r Ii, atl. eu euii;iiie.

Ride, r.iidf, r. /■ro>)ieiiaile it ehf.al I'li eit voilure : • — ,
v. II. el It. Ill, niter ; xi'UTeriier ; aller a ilieviil ou eii
voilure ; mouler li i/u viil ; e/iiinut lier ; être iiioiiilW.

Rider, rai'-ileiir, s. eaialier ; eciiyer. in.

Rid>;e, ridjc, s. epine fin lios, (.; 'faite ; sillon ; e'cueil,
in. ; — tile, s. Jaitiire, f, j —, v. a. car.neler ; sil-
lonner.

Ri<li;Uiu:, ridji''lin'c;//c, s. animal it demi iluf Ire', in.

Ridicule, rid'-i-kioiil, s. riiiieute, in. ; — , ;'. a. tourner
en ridicule.

Ridiculous, ri-dik'-iou leucc, a. — ly, ad. ridicule.

Ridiculuu*-iiess, ri-dik'-iHU-ieiice'-ness*', s. riiuule. in.

Rldini;, rai'-diu'i;;;!', s. action daller à elm al ou en
voilure; district, canton, m. ; — c.ip, s. honiiet de
Zr'Viri.v. ni- ; — co.it, s. rediiii^ole, f. ; surtout, m. ;
— li.diit, .'. ainazone, f. ; — liuocl, s. ca/'Ofe, f . ; —
house, s. iiiiinixe, m. ; — roil, s. iiixv,ulic, f . ; —
sclidol. '.'. Kitlillijliiiuse.

Ridotto, ri-dol'to, s. ballet concert, ni.

Rio, rai, s. seij;,'e, ni.

tRief, rif, s. vol, m.

tRiever, ri'-veur, ,r. voleur, m.

Kife, r.iïf, a. — ly, ad. re.;iiaiit ; abondant,

Rifeness, r,ViP-ness;', s. abondance, f.

Kiir-rair, rif-raf, s. rebut, ni.

Rille, rai'-ir, v. a. voler, t>iller ; rayer (raiwii) ; — (jun,
s. carabine rayée, f. ; — iii.iii. s. tirailltur, ni.

Rifler, raî'-lieur, r. voleur, piilard, m.

Rift, rift, s. fente, brèche, f. ; —, v. a. et n. fendre ; se
fendre, cn-i'er.

Rijf, rii;, s. sillon; sommet, faite : vêlement, trail-
chant, m. ; — , v. a. e'quiper ; agréer.

Kigfation, ri-KWc'-cheunc, s. arroseiiieiil, m.

Rigger, ri^'-eur, .r. a,i,'ieeur, ni.

Ri^'^injj, rig'-in'g;(f, s. af^iès, ni. pi.; manœuvres, i. pi.

Ri^ji,'ish, rl^'-ichc, a. lu.xiirieux.

RijJK'le, ri){'-gr, v. u. se démener.

Ri^ht, rait?, a. et ad. —\y, ad. droit ; direct ; propre ;
juste ; honnête ; e.xa.leinent ; très bien ; ou ilie — , à
droite ; to lie — , avoir raison ; — li.tnded, a. droitier;
— , J. droit, m.; Justice, (.; pouvoir, ni.; to —s, en
li,i;iie directe; tout de bon; lo put to — , redresser ;
mettre en ordre; arraiif^er ; —, v. n. et il. faire
droit ; rendre justice ; redresser ; se redresser.

Ri^diteous, rai'-ttlii-euc^, a. — ly, ad. droit, juste.

Kii,diteousness, r.aï'-tchi-eucf-ncssc, s. droiture, f.

Ri'^dltful, r.utf'-fnul, a. — ly, ad. le);iliine.

Rii,ditfulness, r.iUc'-foul-nessi-, .r. dreritiire, lêi^itiiititê, f.

Riglitlies*, raite'-nesst-, s. droiture ; itditude, f.

RijjiJ, rid'-jid?, a. — ly, ad. rij^ide, iiiflc.'nàle.

Rigidity, rl.iljiil'.|-ll, RlniUness.rUrjld-nciv,*. rigidité,

tiijlextbilite, f.
Ri«ol, r,n'(;o|, J. terele ; diadhnt, m.
Ri>,'orous, rn{'-cur-eucr. 11. —\y,ad. rig.nireiix,

(;lii;our, rin'ciir, r. rit;iieur; sevêrile, f.
<M, ril, s. felit ruisseau, m. ; —, v. n. ruisseler,
Rilkt, ril'-itc, s. petit rnineau, m.
Rem, riin^, s. b,'rd, m. ; extrémité ; enveloppe, f.
Ruiie, r.iiiiic, s. irim,'K, m.
Kiiiiplc, riiuc'-pl', s. pli, m. ; ride, f. ; —, v. <i. thij/oit-

lier ; pliwer.
RiiiiV, r.u'iiii, a. plein de frimas,
(Km, riiin', pour Kiiti,

Riiid, riiiiid, r. e'corce, f. ; —, 7». a. Mer fecorct.
kill'.,', rurk''", r- anneau; ce ri le ; lordoii, m. ; boucle i

sonnerie, f. j bruit, m. ; — dove, s.pi);eon ramier, lu ;

— Ic.Kler, s. chef (dun parti), m. ; —, v. a. et u. son-
ner ; entourer ; boucler ; résonner, ■ retentir.
Rincer, riM'L'</"eiir, s. sonneur, m,
l\iu'.;let, riii ^/itr'-lutt, s, petit anneau, m. ; àoiiile de

(hifcux, f.
Rinso, rimiez, v. a. rincer,
Kint, r.u'-cut/', s. lacarme, m. ; /mente; débauche, f. ;

to run —, se livrer .i des excès ; — net, s. loi lOiitre

les attroupements, f. ; —, v. n. se livrer à ta de-

bauihe ; fairedn tiuariiie.
Kioler, r.ii'-eut-eur, i. dcbauch' ; mutin, ni,
Kioious, r.ii'-eut-cucc, a. — ly, ad. d-baïuhi; séditieux,
Klolousiiuss, r.n'-eut-euci'-ncss»', s. desordre, iii.
Kip, rip, .r. dcihniire, (. ; —, V, <». déchirer; Mvil-

7 rir; dévoiler; dccoudre.
Ripe, r.iipc, a. — ly, aJ, unir; —, v. a. iitiirir;

\ cite n her.
Ripen, r.u'-p'n, v. a. et n. iinhir.
Kipenes., r.ii|it-'iiessc, i. malin ité, f.
Kipple, rip'-pr, s. clapotis ; prii:iie, m. ; —, v. a. et n,

clapoter; peigner; étrea.;ite.
Kipplinj,', rip'-liu n'/c, s. rii/e\, f. pi. ; c',ipola:;e, ni.
Rise, i,u/e, s. lever, ni,; orii;iiie ; sourie, f . ; * , ;'. n,

se li~vcr ; se relever ; paraître ; sortir; venir; ren.
Kiseii, ri/'-'n, 7'. Kiso. [cliir.r,

Kisi'r, r.u'-/eur, .(. ifiii se lève ; e.irly —, matiiieu.\, m,
Isisiliiliiy, ri^i-inl'-i-ti, s. facilité de rire, f.
Kisilile, riz'-i-lil', a. risible.
Risk, risk, s. risi/ue, m. ; —,v. a. risijuer,
Kile, raïtf, s. rite, m. ; cérémonie, f,
(Kilt, rittc, T'. a. dciliirer.Jéndre.
Kilu.il, ri'-tchiou-al, a. rituel ; —, s. rituel, m.
Kiv.il. raï'-val, s. rival, m. ; — , v. a. rivaliser.
Kiv.ility, r.ii-val'-i-ti, s. rivalité, f.
•Uivo, raivf, v. a. et ii.fcndie ; se fendre ; s'ouvrir.
Rivel, riv'-vi', v. a. rider ; Paner, tlctrir.
Isiver, riv'-eur, .r. rivière, (.; — licirse, s. hip'iotaine, in.
Kivet, riv'-itf, x. clou rivé, m.; —, v. a. river,
Kivulot, riv'-inulett, s. petit ruisseau, m.
Kixdollar, riks'-ilnl-eur, s. rixdaie, f.
Koacli, rotcli, s. roii,;,-t, m.

Ko.id, rod, s. route; rade, (. ; — stciid, s. rade, f,
Ko.iin, rouie, zi. n. lAier ; errer.
Ko.tuier, ro'-iueiir, s. rjdeur, vaj^crboiid, m.
Ko. Ill, roue, <». rouan,
! Ko.ir, ror, v. rugissement, iitu^iss.inent, m. ; —, v. n.

riif^ir, mii^ir.
1 Koary, ror'-i, a. couvert de rosée.

I Koast, rostr, v. a. rfilir ; griller; —, Roastcd,
I rost'-cd, a. rfili ; i^rillé ; — meat, s. du rSli,
I Roll, rob, s. rob, m. ; —, -j. a. voler ; piiler.
I Koliber, rob'-eur, s. voleur, in.
I Robbery, rob'-eur-i, r .i, m.
' Robe, rob^, J. robe, f. ; —, v. a. revêtir.
; Robin, rob'-inf, s. roii,i,'e;i:o>xe, m.

Robust, ro-beustc, a. robuste ; rude.
\ Robustness, rô-beiistc'-i;essf, s. % i^iieur, f.
! Rocambole, rok'-aui^-bôl^, X. roiainbole, f.
Rock, rok, s. roc, rot her, ni. ; giieiioiiUle, f. ; — crystal,

s. cristal de rcx l:e, m. ; — doe, s. daim, m. ; — sait, s.

sel f^emiiK, m. ; — work, s. rocaille, t. ; — , f. a. et li-
bra nier, bercer ; se balancer.
Rocker, rok'-eur, s. berceuse, f.
Rocket, rok'-ett, s. i oijnetle ; fusée volante, f.
Kfickless, rok'-lessc. a. sans rochers.
Rocky, rok'-i, a. plein de rochers.
Rococco-furuilure, ro-kok'-Ko-feur-ni-tclilour, s. tnfublA

de Houle, m. pi.
Rod. rod, .r, baf^uetle; verge, f. ; fouet; trinj^le;

perche, f. ; coniiectiii(î — , s. bielle, t. ; — lior^e,

limonier, m.
Rode, rôd<\ v. Ride.

Kodoinoulade, rod-ô-mon^-tdd?', s. rodomontade, (.
Roe, rô, s. chevrette, {. ; wiifs de poisson, ni. pi. ; soft

— , s. laitance, f. ; — buck, s. chevreuil, m.

noa

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RUN*

Kip.;iic, ti')(f, f. viii;iihi'Hti, f</>i^^h, in.
K<'i,'iicry, iù'-i;/<cr-i, U>i),'iicslii|>, rA>{'-tliIp, ,f. frifiju-
Hrllf, (. _ ,

KiiviiiKIi, r'i'-gii\i\\f, It. - \y, ait. Tm;iif>iui,f; rii rr^ifi^/e.
K"it,'iii',linL'ss, ri'i'-i;»li lic-m.">iC, s. ti<i/iiiiitnf ,• t/iii/iif, f,
KiiKt, iu\\,\t, 1'. II. /.iiif If /an/iiroii,
hiiislcr, roii'-tiMir, .1. /ii>i/,iri>ii, in,

K'lll, n'll, s. ioii/i->iii'iit . roiileiiH; ficlirfi'/ ; tilf, in. i
li \le, f . ; — s. /•/. It It ItiviS, {. \i\. ; —, V. It. tl II. imittt ;
/iiiiliiief, Sf loiiltr.
Kiilli r, ri'il'-cur, r. rouleau; hturltt ; haiiiiaff.m.
Kiillinn, rùl'in ,;/;/•, i. i\'iiUiiif>it, in. ; • pin, t. ri'ii/eitii,

III. ; ~ press, x. i,t/ii)i,/re ; /trts\e en laiUe-itoiue, f.
Roiiiiiijc, rfiini'-idjc, r. limit, in,
Korii,iiicc, riViMiinn'ti?', c. roiiinii, in. ; romance, f.
Koninnccr, rù-in.inn'-rciir, j. roman: ier, in.
Koiii.inlic, rr^•llÉ in^'-tik, d. roinanesi/iie.
Riiinp, riiin'p, r. r-;in oc;- fi.nlinaxe, m, i — , T'. It.
Ki>in|pi.li, ripni'p'-iclir, (I. /('/(^/>v, {/olttlici;

Koniiin, ri.iiii'-)Liin<", t. ijivsseyimnie, f,
KiMifl, riimlc s. /•erilie, 1.
R"<)f, ruiif, J, toil, III. i iin/ii'ri'ale, f. ; —, 1: a. (ouvrir

linn toil.
Rook, riiiik, s, civile, f. ; tricheur, in. \ tour (t'chea), f. ;

—, 7'. II. 7 iVz-r ,• Iriclier.
Rookery, rniik'-ciir-l, f. iiiaufait lien. m.
Room, roiiiiir, .r. es/fare, m. ; fhue : clianihre, f.
Ro<iin.i;;e, rndiir'-lilji-, Uiii>inim;ss, rouiu'-i-iii.'ss/', j.

es/iiiie. III. ; i,'iitnili- ifcn^lne, f.
Roomy, roum'-i, if. s/'ai iiii.r.
fKoopit, r<iii|il'-itc, <». enroll/,

f koonc, roiiv, /()»;• K.iiso. \ f'ercher.

Uoost, roiistc, r. /njioir, m. ! —, T». «. pcixlier, .te
Root, route, .v. lamie : .source; li;;nei; (. ; —, v. <i. el 11.

ennii iiiir, /inih/re rmine ■ Joniller la terre,
Kodlfilly, roii'-teil-li, ml. /<roJon,lrin()it,
Knciiy, ron'-li, ir. /</iin dc rni iiut.
Kopi', rôpi', f. cin/e, f. ; coriliix'e .iliii/'elet, in. ; — rl.inciT,
J. iltiiiscnr lie cor,/e, in. ; — l.i<lili.'r, r. irlic/le ile lorile,
{. ; — m.ikir, !. coniicr, in. ; — trii k, r. tour pen Jahle,
III. ; — w.ilk, — y.inl, f. conlcrie, (. ; — yarn, s.Jii ile
caret, in. ; —, 7'. ii.Jiler,
Ropery, rô'-pcur-i, f. conlerie, f.
Kopiiicss, ro'-pi-nossc, .v. viscoiit/, f,
Ropy, rô'-pi, a. -,ii,/iien\:
Kory, ro'ri, a. Iininiile ,!,• rosée,
Ko.iiry. ro'-z.ir-i, .t. ivsaire, in,
Kosf, TÔze, s. rose ; rosette, f. ; — luisli, j. rosier, m. j

— water, s. ean <le ro\e, f. {ii. iiiis.\i Kise).
Rosf.ite, rô'-ii-.it<', Kosid, ro/'il, <r. rose ; vermeil,
Kosi'iii.iiy, rozf'-iiit'ii. >. romarin, in.
Kosit, tt'>' -/.i-xt, s. ro\e//e, f.
Uosiii, rô'-y.\ne, s. résine ; colophtine, f,
Kosiiicss, ro'-zi-ncssc, s. vermillon, ni.
Kosiiiv, rnz'-i-ni, <T. resineiiw
Kosscl, rns'-il, ,v. terre lei;^re, f.
Ko.trmii, ros'-treuMic, s. bec, m. ; pioiic, f.
Uosy, ro'-zi, a. rose'.
Rot, rote, s. tac, ni. ; pourriture ; fiU (sohiats), f. ; —,

7'. a. et II. pourrir ; se xdter.
Rot.ilion, ro-lé'-tlieiin<-, s. rotation, f.
Koto, rUe, s. routine; lyre, (. ; —, v. a. faire appren-
dre par routine,
Rottcii, rot'-t'n, a. pourri, ^iiti'.
Rottenness, rot'-t'iiiicssc, s. pourriture, f.
Rottin, Kotton, rot'-t'n, s. rat, m,
Kotiiiul, rôtcimM', a. rond.
Rotundity, ro-tennc'-di-ti, s. rondeur, f.
Rotuiulo, rô-teiiiif'-dô, r. ro'onde, f.
Kunvie, rmijc, s. roui^e.fard. ni. ; —, V. a. farder.
Roiij;li, reiif,(i, — ly, ad. rude ; raboteux ; âpre, brutal,

arroi;ant.
•Rini;^lic.ist, rcuP-k,T;tc, 7'. a. l'haucher ; mouler gros-
sièrement : ^, .f. ehaiiilic, f. ; lioinda^e, m.
Koiiijliijr.uij^ht, rciir'-dr.il't, s. l'Iiiiidie : esi/iiiste, f.
•Kouu;lulr.iw, reuf-dr.!, ''. a. ebamlirr, es,/ui\\er.
Koii'.;lieii, reul'-fn, v. a, et 11. rendre rude; devenir

rabote uv.
*Roiij,dihew, reiif'-liion, v. a. fbauchcr,
•Ko^l^dlics, reuP-iz, s. pi. branches shiies, f, pi.
Rounlmcss, reuf'nessi', s. rudesse ; dprctif ; grossièreté';

brutalité, f.
*Koii^;li\vork, rcufoMcurk, 7'. a. traTailler f^rossih-e-
ï\oiiiu ev.d, r;iomi(''-i i-v.il. a. xi'o.'.seflle, f. [ment.

Round, riioiMi'il, ir. — ly, im". rond : franc ; — lie.id, s.
puritain, 111. ; — licnist', s. prison du ,i;uet, f. ; — , s.
rond ; icriie, m. ; tournée ; ronde, f. ; — , ad. et pr. en
rond ; il len.'onr : autour de : — , t. a. et n. arrondir ;
enrirti/iiier ; ont >iner ; fa.re la ronde ; s'ai roiitlir.
Roundabout, raoïm'd'-aboutf, a. étendu ; libre.

Roundel, rnoiin^ilel, r. rouiiraii, m,

Koimdisli, r.ionn d -il 11/, ii. rondelet.

Roundness, r.urnii'd'-ncss/, s. rondeur ; /riUlihist t.

RoiiikS, r.iiiun'd/, t. //. ronde, f.

(Kolip, roiipf-, t'. (I. fendre <t l'eiuhère.

Koiiiiu, tAiiwze, s. rasade, t. j —, f. (t, tt H, titeil/tr;
e.xeiter ; animer; s'éveiller; s'exciter,

Roiiscr, r.imrveur, v. lelni qui éveille.

K<iiit, Mont/, s. n'hue, I. i taiarme, m. i soirée;
déroute, (. ; —, 7'. a. et 11. mettit tn del oiite ; fouiller ,'
s'attrouper ; \beiii;ler,

Kouif, ront/ Ir-iout/i, s. route, f, j chimin, m.

tKoiilli, raoMt,', ,r. abondante, t,

l<oiiilne, routiii/', s. routine, f,

Kovc, rov, V. a. et 11. errer j.» et /.l ,• rMer ; rAer,

Rover, rôv'-cur, j. rMeur; Viit,'iiboii,i ; pirate, m. ; at
— », par hasard ; sans dessein,

U'iw, ro, .1. i-iini,'. III. ; lanxée, f, ; bruit, m. \ —, v. <»,
et H. ramer; na:;er.

Kowel, r.ioii'-il, s. molette, f.

Rower, ro'-ciir, s. rameur, ni.

(Kowt, Monte, v. 11. bemler.

Royal, roi'., il, a. — ly, ad. roval.

Rnyalist, roi'-.ilistf-, S. royaliste, m.

Royalty, roi'-,il.ii, i. royauté, f.

Roynisli, roï'-nicli'', a. ehélif, misérable,

RuI), rciili, .1. frottement ; coupde liiosse ; obstacle, m. \
difficulté, f. i — siniie, T. pierre à aii.'Uiser, f. ; , 7;
II. et n. frotter ; to— do\MI, essuyer; bouihoim, r ;
to — mit, ejff'actr ; s'ejjacer ; to — lliroii>,di, passer à
travers.
I RiiMier, reiili'-eur, s. frottiur, m. ; pierre A aiguiser ;
\ lune à bras, (.

Riilihisli, reiili'-iclii', r. déiombre.t. m. pi. ; ribiit, m,
I l\nl>iciinil, rnii'-lii-keim d, a. rubicond,

Riiliily, rni'-lii-f.n, v.a. roiii;ir.

Riiliric, roii'lirik, s.craie roiix'e ; riibrii/iie, f.

Riiliy, roii'-l)i, t. rubis; bouton, m. ; —,ii. iou.:e, vi r.

Riict.ition, reiik-tL''-clienn/, s. rot, m, [meil.

Rudder, reiid'eiir, s. Koinernail, m,
Rii(l<liness, reiid'-i-ness/, .r. coleurvermeille ; fratchenr,
; Ruddle, reiid'-dl', s. craie roiix'e ; riibrii/iie, (. (f.

Rud<l<ick, reiid'-enk, r. ronf;r-x'ori,'e, m.
Ruddy, reud'-l, a. rou;;eiltre, vermeil.

Rude, roud/, or. — ly, ad, dur; j^rossier, brutal ;

violent ; pénible.
Rudeness, roude'-ness/, .r. rudesse; grossièreté ; bruta-
lité ; violence; relieur, f.
Rudiment, rou'-di-iiieiin't, r. rudiment, m.
kiidiineiit.'il, rou.di-uienn'.t.'il, a. élémentaire.
Rui-, row, J-. rue [plante), f. ; v. a. se repentir de.
Rueful, roii'-fciul, a. — ly, ad. triste.
Kuefiiliiess, roii'-foiil.iiess»', s, tristesse, f.
Ruelle, rouel', s. ruelle, f. ; cercle, m,
Ruir, reuir, s. frai se. f. ; point {cartes) ; roulement, n-, ;

—, V. n. Jouer atout.
Riifli.in, reiil'y.iii/, a. brutal; de scélérat ; —, s.

brigand, m.
Kullle, reuP-H', .r. manchette, f. ; trouble, roulement,
m. ; —, V. a. et n. troubler ; chiffonner : Jaire un roule-
ment ; se troubler ; s'a:;i/er; se disputer.
Kiilller, reuf'liur, .1. brélaiileur, m.
KuK', reui;, .f, aniverture peluchée, f, ; barbet. Jeu sûr ;

\boii mai elle, 111.
Rnjjued, reug'-idt", a. rude, Apre ; brutal ; impétueux,

violent.
Ruk'Sjedncss, rcug'-id-ncss/, s. rudesse ; ,'preté ; bruta-
lité, f.
Rujfose, rou-fjôc/', a. ridé; rugueux.
Ruin, roii'-iiic, .r. ruine, i. ; debris, m. pi. ; — , v. a. et il.

ruiner ; tomber en ruine.
Ruinons, rou'-i-iicuct', a. - ly, ad. ruineux.
Rule, roui, s. règle; autorité, f. ; — , v. a. et H. régler;

gouverner ; dominer.
Ruler, roul'-eur, s. règle, f. ; régleur, chef, ni.
Rum, roiMuc, s. rhum ; curé de campagne, ni.
Riinilile, reiuik'-M', v. n. murmurer, gronder,
Rumhler, reumc'-lileiir, r. grondeur, m.
Riimin.iiit, rou'-iiii-nainrt, i«. ruminant,
Ruuiin.ite, rou'-mi-nét/, 7j. a. ruminer.
Ruiiiin.ition, rou-ini-né'-clieiin!', .r. rumination, f.
I\uiuiiiai,'e, reuMi'-idjt', v. a. Joniller ; bonlciciscr,
Runiiiier, reuni'-enr, s. grand verre, gobelet, 111.
Rumour, roii'-meiir, s. rumeur, bruit, 111. ; — , î'. et,

Jaire courir un bruit.
Rump, rciim'p, s. croupion, m. ; eroiipe, f.
Rumple, reumc'-pr, s. faux pli, m.; —, v. a. chilfonner.
Rnn, renne, ,r. course, f. ; cours ; sillage, m. ; •— , v. n.

courir ; couler; passer; se passer ; s'écouler; être

en vogue; to — .iL;roun(l, erA(>;(er ,• to — back, re-
tourner sur ses pas ; to — on, continuer ; <.o — out,

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&Air

ttrmlner ; udiitiffr ; id -- «ivcr, tt dt'h.mltr ; /r.i-
trMo- t» courant i /anvio ir ; lo — up, t'Uxtr,

t\/iiiiitMr,
KuiiiiK-iio, rcim'-nij/ioti', i. riii/t.'iif, m.
Knn.iuny, rciiii'aiMir, .t.Jiniiiit, tii.
tUiiiid, rctiim'il, i. inii'it, C
Kiimllc, rciiiif'-iir, I. fi/ittoii, in.
Kuii(lli.t, rciiiic'-illlll, t. fflit Oafil, m,
Kiiiit{, tww'^iit, V. \<m,i.
Kiiiiin.1, rcuii'-cl, J. /.,i/ ruistfîtii, m.
Kimiicr, rtim'.fur, t. iOiiitiir ; loiifi ùf; ffjttru, m. i

iAij.-;<r, f.
Kiiiinit, rciiii'-itf, t. fin'iiirt, f.
Kuniiiii^', miii'-in'K'Ci (i. coiimnt, ron/aiif, rf* toiiru;

— , J. 1,'iirs, III.
Kiml, roiml, r. iiv,<rfiiii, m. j \vitilU vm/u, (,
Kiipliciii, rciip'-cliiuii.', r. iiiftiii;-, f.
Kiiiitiirc, rcii|i'-ti liiuur, j. )iij>liirt ; Htrnit, t. ; —, f. a.

tv»i/irt ; iirisrr,
Riir.il, rmi'-ral, n. — ty, aif. riira/, e/inni/i'tre,
Kiir.ility, roiiT.ir-ltl, i. iiatiin- t/iitiii/'rtit, f.
Kii'ili, ri.ui lie, s. /niii-./i-fii, in. ; iniirsi" /'iri ifiti'f, t. ; —

r.iiiillc, s. iliiiiiiii/li- lie vtillr, f. ; —, v. H, ufrtdfiUr,

itlnHitr ; to — ill, nilrtr liiforct.
Rushy, rcuth'-i, a. fifin dejoim,
V.iisk, rcusk, t. Hsioliii, III.
kiisscl, r(.ii.->'-ilc, If. r,}iirfj/rt : fii\ti'i/iif,
Kii'.NC'.in^', ruiib'-iliir>;«<', j. tvii\.\f/if, in,
Kiist, rciist, s. rriii.'lf ; iiietlt, t.; —, v. a. tin. rouilUr;

niiNer; it i-i'iiil/er'.
Rustic, rcus'-tik, it. riistiijur ; —, s. /■iiy.Ktii, in,
KustiLiil, rciis'-tik.ii, u. - ly, ad. rmln/ii,', ^ifuiei:
Kustic.ilncis, rt'us'ti-k.il-iic'.s/', r. riiy^iiiti; viv^iUrtf/,
kiisliciic, n-us'-ti-kLtc, 7'. II. tit'fe <> /n (.i«//;^'«t\ [f.
kii>,tiLily, ruiis-lis'-i-li, s. I iiituiti i rii.ient; I,
kiistlc, n-us'-sl', T, II. I<niiif.
kiisly, rciis'-ti, (». roiiitle : t'ourr» ; mutt.
kdt, rent*', v. rii/, in. ; oi nitre, f, ; —, t, n. Are en tut.
kiitli, riiiiil;, v. ii'iii/'auii'ii. (.
kuthfiil, riJiitii'-loiil, (/, — ly. III/, com/iifiiiitiif.
Kutlilcss, routli'-lLSSc, It. — ly, a,t iiii/iiloynhle.
Rullilcssiicss, nmth'-lcsb^-imss^, j-. innHsibilUi,

criiaiitf, i.
Riitil.iic. rimi'-ti-Ictc, ',-. ti. hriller, liiirt,
kuttisli, rciu'iilic. It. liisci/,
Kyo, rai, x. sciait, in.

S

tSa, <„n, t'ciir .Sn,

b.iMi.itli, siili'-iitli, s. sahlhil, in. ; — breaker, s. viulii-

tiiir ilii Mtf'hif, III.
Sal)!L-, i)0' 1)1', s. silfliiie, f. ; sa/i,'f, in. j — , a. sable,

noir, oh.Kiiir.
Sabre, sc'-bcur, s. .lahre, in.
Sabulous, sab'-iiiu-leucf, ii. snh/oniitii.x.
SatcaiU:, s.Tk-kcilt'', .i. snmiife, f.
S.iC(jr<lulal, snccT-iliV-t.il, ii. stueriiotal,
S.iclicl, salLli-il, s. suiliff. in.
back, .sak, s. tar ; /;y/i/;'f, m. ; —but, .r. un/iiebii/i',

(. ; — cldtli, s, toilt à siti, f. ; —, v, ii. iiullre lUiiis un

sac ; filler.
S.ickful, bak'-foul, J. saclite, f.
Satkint;, sak'-iir>,';/(, s. saeeaj^eiiteiit, m.
+Sackli:ss, sak'-lcss»', t. iiinoieiit, m.
jjacr.iiiicnt, sak'-ra-Miciiut, s. siicreiiieiif, tn.
Saciainciital, sa-kra-inemi'-tal, a. — ly, ad. sacra-

tnciilai.
Sacred, sc'-krcd, a. — ly, ad. sacre ; saint.
Sacrc-<lnLSS, bO'-krcd-iiess?, s. saint,/,; f.
Sacrilicatur, sa-kri-li-ke'-leiir, s. satrijiiateiir, m.
Sacrilîcc, sik'-ri-lii;?, s. sacrijice, in. ; —, v. a. sacrifier.
S.i'jriliccr, sak'-ri-fai-ccur, s. sai rijic.iteiir, ill.
Satriki;e, s.ik'-ri-lidjt", s. sacri.'exi', ni.
Sacrilej;ious, sa-kri-li'-iljoucf, <». — ly, ad. sacrili'i'e.
S iclirist, bc'-krist, batribtan, bak'-rib-taiic, s. sacris-
tain, ni,
oacrisly, bak'-ris-ti, s. sacristie, f.
Sad, s.id, a, — ly, ad. triste ; sombre ; cruel; — w cathcr,

s. I'ilain ton/ s, in.
Sadden, bad'-d'ii, v. a. attrister.
SaiUllc, b.id'-dr, s. selle, i.: taijutt, in.; —bow, .r.

ar^on, in. ; — cloth, s. housse, i. ; — hor.c, s. clufal

de selle, m. ; — ni.iker, s. sellier, m. ; — , v. a. seller.
S.iddler, sad'-leiir, .s. sellier, m.
Sadness, sad'ness*', ,r. triu'ei.ie ; .t^rar/ V, f.
Safe, béfc. II. — ly, ad. sauf; si'ir, en siir^te ; à l'abri :

— , s.i.:aydi'-ii;an,^er, m.; — condutt, s. sauf-conduit,

m.; mi.iiil, .1. sa II. -C'a) de, f.
Saleuu:>s, belt''-liess^, Satety, sel'er'-ti, s, Slircie, t.

Saffron, lar.fCim/, /. si%fraii, m. i — , «. couftiir et

s.i/raii.
Sa»;, ^.l^;, v. a. et n. chaixer : fairt flier ; fen, lier.
hauaciuu», M-){'««'-i:lit'U<-', <•• — ly> '•>'• tittiiiie, fenfi-

(III/.
S,ik;atlousMcss, «a'(f«k'-theiic/-iieis*, S.ikMclly, m !;.Tj'»

i-ti, r. iit::iuile, f: III tiiitioii, t.
S.ij;e, stdji', d. (y, .ji^. .i,n.'i' ,• —, t. ja^e, m. ) W/'i''i ft
S.iKi-llcs>, siiiiy -iie^v', s. }iii;esse, t.
S,n<ii, seno, .1. siti;oii, m,
.S.ild, seil, t'. S.iy.
S.iik, sc'-lk, I. s.ti./iie, (.
IS.iikIcss, sck^'-less*-, a. innocent.
S.ill, tel, /. voili, t.; vanwnii. M.: to set —, faire

voi/e ; — loft, .r, ^'oiltrie, f. i —maker, s. loilirr. m. ;

— y.ird, ». ver);iie, f, ; —, v. a. il n, navi^-hcr; mttire

i> /il voile ; toquer ; iiai;er.
S lili-r, se'-leiir, i. voilier ; matelot, m,
Sillin^', Helln'ii»/»', r. iiiiiixatioii, (.
.S.tilor, sc'-leiir, I. marin, in.itelol, m.
S.iinfoin, s.iii.''.(ninc, s. saiii/oin, m,
.S mit, seiiii t, t. saint, m.; sainte, 1. : — , V. a, eanoiiiter,
.S.iiiitid, SLiin't'-eil, <i. saint ; fieuw
.S.iiiitliku, seiin't'-l.iik/-, ir. en vaiut. de taint,
Siiiitsliip, Si nn'l'-tliip, r, sainteté, f,
|S air, /i'«c Sure, \ery iiiiuli.
t.S.ilriii^', ser'-inV'»/', a. siij/, ant.
h.iki-, sek', s. but: e.iuiid, m.; for Oo l's —, f.iiir

l'amour de l^ieii ; for mercy's —, far fitie ; for iiiy

—, à cause de moi,
S.iker, se'-keiir, .v. sacre, m.
.S, il, s.il, s. sel, m.

.Sal.icioiis, sa-lu'-chetio', a, - ly, ad. latc(f,
Silicity, ia-las'-i-ti, s. Ia\cize'e, f.
S.il.id, s.ir-adc, s. salade, f.
S.il.iry, s.il'-a-ri, f. salai'u; m.
b.ile, sel'-, r. vente, t. ; mai i lie', ni. ; — Work, s. mar'

chitndises de facotille, f. pi.
.S.ile.ible, se'-la-bl', a. - bly, ad. de bon il.bif.
S.ilo.iMeiieis, se'-la-bl'ness^, v. qualitt de ce t/iii est

veiid.tbie, f.
Salebrons, sar-i-brcuci*, a. ïne\-iit, raboteux,
S.i'esin.iii, Si U'-iiMiic, s. /rifier, m,
.S ilieiit, se'-li-eim't, ii. sail/, lut.

S.iliiie, s.ilaiiir', S.ilinoii-., s.i l.u'-neucc, a. salin, de set,
Saliv,!, s.il.ii'-v.i, .1. salive, (.
S.iliv.ilioii, s.ili-ve'-clieiin', s. salivation, f.
S.ijlet, sal'-itr, .v. salade, I'.
.S.illiante, sal'.i-.inn'i:,', s. \<>rtie, f.
.S illow, sil'.o, a. iiviiie, blême ; — , .r. taule, ni.
S.illowness, Sitr-o-iiebs*", s, toiileiir jaune, f. ; ai'f

maliidj. m.
S.illy, s.il'-i, s. sortie, saillie ; boutade, f. ; —, T'. n.Jaire

une sot lie.
S.ilni.ijjiiiidi, s.il-iiia-;,'»eiiii<'-ili, J'. salmigondis, m.
S.ilnuiii, s.ini'-euiir, J, .v(ii(;/r<;;f, m, j — truut, s. Imite

saumonée, f.
S.iloon, s.ilouiu-', s. salon, ni,
S.ilt, s.llt, r. sel, m. ; salière, {. ; — box, — cell.ir, i.

salière, f. ; — iii.iker, s. saunier, m. ; —p. m, — pit, s,

saline. (. ; — work, r, saline, f ■ ; —, ij. sale; fiijiiaiill

en chaleur ; — , ï'. a. saler.
Salter, s.llt'-eiir, s. saunier, m.
S.iltern, s.'ill'crnc, .f. saline ; saunerie, f.
Saltish, s.'ilt'-iclir, a. un feu sale.
Sallless, s.1lt'.|essi", (1. sans sel ; fade.
.Saltly, b.llt'-li, ad. avec nu xoiit de sel.
Saltncss, billt'-ncssc, s. salure, f.
Saltpetre, sAlt-pi'-teiir, s. salfeire, m.
S.iUiDrioiis, s.i-lioir-bri-eucc, a. saliibre.
S.iUibrity, s,ilioii'-bri-ti, Salutariness, sal'-iou-ta-ri-ncss/i

s. salubrité, f.
S.ilntary, s.il'-ion-ta-ri, a. salubre, salutaire.
Saiiit.ition, s.i-lioii-té'-tlieinic, s. saluta/iou.f. ; salut, m.
Sainte, ba-lioultf', s. salut, m. ; salve, f. ; —, i». a,

saluer,
S.ilmiferous, salioii-lir-cr-ciic^, i». salutaire, salubre.
.Salv.ible, s.ii'-v.ilir, a. i/iii feiit être saiiii',
S.ilv.i^e, s.il'-viilji', .1. saiiT'Ctaxe, m.
.S.ilvatioil, s.ilve'-tlleuni', s. salut, ni.
S.ilvatory, bar-v.i-letiri, s. nscrroir, m.
.S.ilve, .salve, s. enif Litre ; remtdc, m. ; —, 7'. a. çiie'rirt

sauver.
K.iber, s.il'-vcur, s. soucoupe ; assiette, t.
.S.dvo, s.d'-vô, s. reserve, t. ; subtu/uge, m.
.S. une. séni'% a. ni^'ine, èf;al.
S.uneness si-iii''-nes',c, ,i. identité, f.
.S, unlet, s.mu'-lett, s saumoneau, in
S.iinple. s.unc'-pr, i-, c'c/iautil/oii, t\emfle, m.
S.iiiipler, s.inii'-i.lnir, s. mulele. ni.
Saiiuble, baii'-a-U', a.^iieristable.

^

SAIT

Sanation, sa-nc'-clietm^, s. çn/rixitii, f.

Sanative, san'-a-tivr, a. gui l'iit'rit.

Siirictification, sair^;lc-iiti-ke-clicMiiic s. sancti/icaticu, f.

Sanctify, san'jîk'-ti-fai, v. a. saiicli/itr.

Sanctimony, san'^k'-ti-niôni, s, sainteté, f. ; air de

be'al, m.
Sanction, san^k'-cliciiiir, s. saticliou, f.
Sanctitiulc, san'^k'-ti-tioucU, Sanctity, san'(;l>"-ti-ti, s.

saitititr, f.
Saiictiiari^e, san^k'-tchiou-a-raï/»', v. a. semir (Fault.
Sanctuary, san'uk'-tcliiou-a-ri, j. saiHliaire ; a<:iU\ m.
Sanil. saiin'il, i. scth/r, ni. ; — li iii!<, s. luiitc de sahU,

ni. : — liox, r. sahlitr, ni. ; —pit, t. sabiicrt, sabloii-

nièie, {. ; — slonc, s, pierre r» saO/jii, f.
Sanil.il, saiit^-d.il, s. samiiile, f.
Sanilud, s.uK-'-clcil, a. .sable; sablonneux ; cendre.
Sanily, sainiil'-i, a. sablonneux ; peu solide,
Sanc, scnc, a. sain.
Sanj;, san't{li, v. Sing,

San;;ninary, san'n'-t;oni-na-ri, a. sani,'uinntre.
Sanguine, san'g'-gouin^, a. sanguin ; ardent, vif;

con Haut.
Sangiiiiicness, san'^'-gouin^-nessf, s. coiiplexion san-
guine; conjiiime, f.
San^umcmis, ^an'g-giii'-ni-enc?, a. sans^nin.
Sanity, sa'-ni-ti, s. santé, f. ; Juj^emenl sain, m.
Sank, san'gW. ''■ Sink.

Sap, sap, s. .viTr ,• sape, (. ; — , T. a, et H. saper; tniner.
■ISaiicluss, M'pf'-lcssc, a. innocent.
Sapiil. sap'-id, a. savoureux.
Sapidity, sii-|>id'-i-ti, Sapidncss, sap'-iJ-ness;, s.

sai'eur, f.
Sapience, sé'-pi-enn'c?, s. sag^esse, f.
Sajiicnt, sé'-pi-enn't, a. saj.'-e.
S.'ipie^s, sip'-lesst', a. stzns st^'f. ,

Sapling, sap'-iing/zc, ,i. arbrisseau, ni.
h.ipiin.iceous, s.i-pù-no'-clnjucc, ii. savonneux.
S.ipiir, sc'-pi)r, s. sa:i ur, {.
S.ijiDrific, s;i-pn-rit^-ik, a. sapor\fique.
Sapper, sap'-eur, .v. sapmr, ni.
Sappliirc, sal'-ir, .r. saf-hir, ni.
Sappliirinc, s.if'-irainc, a. de saphir.
Sap|iiiiess, sap'-i-ntsv, .t. abondante de s/ve, f.
Sa|>|iy, sap'-i, a. plein de se've ; jeune,
SartaMii, sar'-kazm. s. sarcasme, m.
Sarcastic, — al, sarkas'-tik, —al, a. —ally, ad, sarcas-

tique, mordant.
Sarcle, s;ir'-kr, v. ,ï, sarcler [He's).
Sarcophagus, sar-kof -a-g(/ciice, s. sarcophage, m.
Sardel, sar'-clel, s. sardine, f.
tSark, sark^, s. ihenii.se, f.
Saili, sach<', s. ceinture, f. ; — window, s, fenttre à

coulisse, f.
Sat, sat^, T. Sit.
Satan, sat'-anc, s. sattrn, m.

Satanic, —al, sa-tan'-ik, —al, a. sataniçtie, diabolique.
Satchel, satcli'-il, s. petit sac, m.
Sate, séti", v. a. rassasier, soiiter.
Satellite, s,it'-el-l.utc, s. satellite, m.
Sati.ite, se'-chi-étc, v, a. rassasier ; —, a. rassasie';

assouvi.
Satiety, sa-tai'-i-ti, j. satie'te', {.
Satin, sat'-inr', j. satin, ni.
Satire, sé-teur (sat'-eiir), s. satire, t.
Satiric, —al, sa-tir'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad. satirique.
Satirist, sat'-eur-ist, s. sa/irii/ue, ni.
Satirize, sat'-euraïzc, v. a. satiriser.
Satisfaction, sa-tis-fak'-cheun?, s. satis/aclion, f,
Satisfactive, sa-lis-fak'-tiv, a. satisjdisant.
Satisfactoriness, sa-tis-l'ak'-teur-i-nebs/, s. pouvoir de

satisfaire, m. ; suffisance, f.
Satisfactory, sa-tis-fak'-teur-i, a. — ily, nd. satisfaisant.
Satisfy, sat'-is-fai, v. a, et n. satisfaire ; contenter;

payer,
Salrlip, sé'-trapc, s. satrape, m.
Saturday, sat'-cin-dt;, s. sa?ii-'di, m,
Saturity, sa-tiou'ri-ti, t. sa/icte, {.
Saturnalia, sa-teur-né'-li-a, s. pi. saturnales, f. pi.
Satyr, sé'-teur, s. satyre, m.
Sauce, s.lo-, v. .'aïui\ f. ; — boat, s. saitrih-e, f. ; — l>ox,

s. ejt'rciitc, impertinent, m. ; —pan, s. casserole, 1", ;

poclon, m. ; — , v. a. assaisonner.
Saucer, si'-ceur, s. saucière ; soucoupe, f.
Sauciness, sâ'-ci-ness<r, s. iripertiuence, f.
Saucy, s.'i'-ci, a. —ily, ad. impertinent,
tSaiigli, s.lf, s. saule, (.
tSau'l, s.tl, V. Soul.

tSaiilt, s.'iltc, V. sil, m. ; —fit, s. salière, f.
Saunter, s.1n"-teur, t. n.Jtiincr.
Sauiitercr, s.*in"-tenreur, s. Jtdneur, m.
Sausage, s.V-sidjc, s. saucisse, {,

t aCo ]

"ilV.lgC

DCA

— ly, ad. laiiviige: /ittVHeht;

viv'-idjV, a.

— , J-. saui'ax'e, in.
Savagcness, sav'-idj^ncsv, s./e'rocit/ ; cruauté, f.
S.ive, sève, v. a. sauver; épargner; — , fr, et ad,

sinon; excepté, honnis.
Savenll, sdv^-.ll, s. hrùle-tout ; binet, m.
Savcr, sé'-veur, s. sauveur ; ménager, m.
Saving, sii'-vin'g»/?, a. — ly, ad. éionome ; — , pr,

hormis, excepte ; — , r. épargne, économie, f. ; — s-bank,

s. caisse ,f épargne, f.
.Savingness, se'-vin'gHc-ncsv, s. épargne: économie, f.
Saviour, sév'-yeiir, .r. saur eur, m.
.Savory, sé'-veur-i, s. sarriette, f.
Savour, sé'-veur, r. jirtvH/-,- odeur, t,\ —, v, a, et n.

savourer ; goûter.
Savourincss, sé'-vcur-l-ncss^, s. bonne saveur; bonne

odrur, {.
Savoury, sd'-vciir-i, a, — ily, ad. savoureux.
Saw, s.l, s, scie, f. ; adage, m.; —dust, s. sciure, f. ;

—mill, s. moulin à scier, m. ; —pit, s. fossé à scier,

m. ; —, V. II. .scier \v. ainsi See).
S iwer, s.V-eiir, Sawyer, s.l'-yeur, s. scieur, m.
•.Say, sd, v. a. dire ; réciter, raconter.
S.iying, sé'-in'g«^, r. proverbe, m.
.Sc.d), skab, s. gaie ; crotlte, (.
Scalibartl, skiiU'-eurdf, s. Pourreaii, m.
Scabbed, skab'-ed (skabil), a. sca'neux ; galeux,
Scabbcdness, sk.ib'-edness*'. Se ibbiness, skab'-i-nesse,

s. état galeux, ni. j gueuseric, f.
.Sc.d)by, sk.ib'-i, .Scabious, ské'-bi-cucr, a. scabieux,
Si..ibroiis, skc-breiiiv, a, sca'neux, riu'e.
ScilfoM, sk.if-euld, s, échafaud. m. ; — , v. a.

échafauder.
Sc.iiroifl.igc. skaP-ciil-didjc, s. échafaudage, m.
tSc.itrr.ilf, skaf-ralfr, s. racaille, f.
(.Sciitli. skcllw, f. mal ; dommage, ni.
t.Si .litliless. sketh'-less»", ri. sain et sauf,
Sc.ilade, bk.i-led<r', s. escalade, f.
Sc.ild, sk.lld, a. méchant ; —, s. brillure; teigne, f. ; —,

V. a. échauder.
Scale, skelc, s. balance; échelle; écaille; étincelle;

gradation, f. ; —s, //. balance, f. ; — , v, a, et n.

escalaifer ; écailler; s'écailler.
.Sc.iled, skelil, a. écailleu.x; écaillé.
Scaliness, ske'-li-ncssc, s. état écailleu.x, m. ; ladrerie, f.
.Scall, sk.tl, s. teigne, f.
Scallion, skal'-yeuiu-, s. échalote, f.
Scallop, skal'-eupf, s. pétoncle, f. ; fiston, m. ; — , v. a.

festonner.
Scalp, skalp, J, péricrdne, m. ; — , v, a. enlever le péri-

crdne.
Scaly, ské'-li, a. écailleu.x,
Scauible, skanif'-bl', v. a. et n. dissiper, gaspiller;

s'agifer ; faire le turbulent.
.Scaini er, skanif^-peur, v. n. s'enfuir.
Scan, ïkanc, v. a. scander ; examiner.
Scanda, skan^'-dal, s. scandale, in. ; médisance, f. ; —,

v. a. SI ■•ndali.'.er ; diffamer.
.Scandalize, «kan^'-da-laiz^, i". <i. scandaliser ; diffamer.
.Sc.mdalous, skanf'-da-leuc?, a, — ly, ad. scandaleux,

diffamatoire.
Scandalousness, skanir'-da-lenc^-nessf, s. scandale, m.
Scant, skaniit, a. — ly, ad. petit, exigu ; chiche, chétif;

— , V. a. restreindre ; borner.
Scantiness, skan^'-ti-ness?, s, petitesse, exiguïté;

mcsqii inerte, f.
Scantier, skann't'-lett. Scantling, skann't-lin'gn«, s, petite

quantité, f. ; échantillon, m.
Sc.intness, skann't'-ness»-. v. Scantiness.
Scanty, skantr'-ti, a, — ily, ad. étroit, exigu: chétif;

chiche.
Scape, skép^, v. Escape.
Scapegrace, sképc'-gréc^-, s. 7'aurien, m.
Scapula, skap'-iou-la, s. omoplate, f.
.Scar, skar. s. cicatrice ; balafre, f. ; — , v. It, cicatriser;

balafrer.
Scarab, skar'-.ib, s. scarabée, m.
.Scarce, skércc, a. et ad. — ly, ad. rare ; A peine,
.Scarceness skércf'-nesst-, Scarcity, skér'-citi, j. rareté ;

dise:!:: f.
Scare, sker, 7'. a. effrayer ; épouvanter.
Scarecrow, skér'-kro, s. épouvantail, m.
Scarf, skarf, s. écharpe, f. ; écart, ni. ; — , v. a. mettre

en écharpe.
Scarilicati<in, ska-ri-fi-ké'-cheun^ j. scarification, f
.Scarify, sUar'-i-laî, v. a. scarifier.
Scarlet, skar'-lett, s. écarlate, f . ; — fever, x. Jievr

scarlatine, f. ; —oak, s. < liéne vert, m,
?>CAX\>,sV.TKX\^, s, escarpe ; écharpe, i. \

f .Scait, skarl^, j. cormoran, m.
tScat, sk.it^ .1-, /n^j</, ni.

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SOU

Scate, ikéu, s./mtin, m. ; raie, f. ; —, v. u.fatiiter.

Scatcr, ské'-tcur, s. patineur, m.

Scalh, slcath, s. dommage, m. ; ferte, f, ; — , v. a. en-
dotHtnaaer.

Scathfiil, skalh'-foul, a. nuisible.

bc.ittcr, sk.it'-eur, v. a. et ii. disperstr, dissiper ;
s'fparpilirr.

Scatlcrinuly, sknt'-cur-in'gx^-li, ad. fi et là, de cite et
d'autre.

<Scaii(l. skirls I'. ScaKI.

IScaiir, skAr?, t. Stare.

ScavciiHtT, skav'-iiiciljcur, s. teneur, m.

Scene, sÎM^, s. .sihif, f.

Scenery, si'-ncr-i, s. vue, f. ; de'tvrs, ni. pi.

Scenic, sen'-ik, a, sifiiti/ue.

Scenoj»ra|iliy, si-nn^t'-ra li, s. s(f'no:^raphie, f.

Stent, senn t, s. odontt, ni. ; trace, I. ; —, !■. 4». parfumer;
flairer, sentir.

Scentless, seiin't'-less^, a. sans odeur.

Sceptic, sep'-tik, .r. sccpliiiue, m.

Sceptre, kep'-teiir, s. sceptre, m.

Schedule, sed'-jioiile, s. ccdule ; liste, f.

Scheme, skiing, s. plan : pivjct, m. ; —, v. n. projeter,

Schisni, sizni, s. schisme, w.

Scholar, skol'-eur, s. CiOttcr ; e'ih'e ; savant, m.

Sthcilarship, skol'-eur-cliii), .t. savoir, ni, ; ////. rature, l.

SchnUstic, skô-las'-tik, a. scolastii/uc.

Scholiast, sko'-li-nst, s, scoliasic, ni.

School, skoul, s. école ; classe, f. ; —Imy, s. écolier, m. ;
—day, s. Jour de classe, m.; — fellow, j, camarade
décale, ni. ; —house, s. ccole, pension, (. ; —nia iter, s.
inattre <f école, m. ; -room, s. classe, f. ; —time, s,
temps de la liasse, m. ; —,-,: a. instruire, enstit^uer.

Schooner, chon'-iieiir, s. goélette, f.

Science, sai-eim'tc, s. science, f. ; savoir, m.

Scientific, —al, saï-cnn - til' - ik, —al, a, —ally, ad.
scien.'ijii/ue.

Scimitar, sini'-i-tciir, s. cimeterre, m.

Scintillate, sint-'-lil-étc, v. n. itinceler.

Scintillation, sin^-til-lt-'-cheunc. .i. etincellcment, m.

Scioli.st, sai'-o-list, .r. deini-savain, m.

Scion, sai'-eiiii'-, j-. scion, jet, m.

Scirrhus, bkir'-reuc<-, s. squirre, m.

Scirrhous, skir'-reiic^, a. squirreux,

Scissars, Scissors, sii'-curz, s. pi. ciseaux, m. pi.

Scissure, sij'-iour, s. /ente ; scissure, f.

Scoat, skôt^, V. a. arrêter {roue)

Seoir, skof, s. raillerie, mo.juerie, {. ; — , v. n, railler,
se moquer d-j.

Scoffer, skof -cur, s. railleur, m,

Scortinj»ly. skof-in'j;;jf-li, ad. en raillant, par /noquerie.

ScoUI, skold, V. a. et n. gronder ; quereller.

Scolder, skiMd'-eur, s. grondeur ; querelleur, m. ;
grot'.derie, f.

Scollop, skol'-eup^, s. pétoncle ; de'coupure, f. ; —, v. a.
dicouper.

fScomhsh, sknni<'-ficli?, v. a. étouffer.

Sconce, skonire^, s. /orteresse, I'. ; candélabre, m. ;
IJte, amende, f. ; —, v. a. mettre à l'amende.

(Scoiif, skonc, s. gâteau, m.

Scoop, skoupc, s. ecope ; curette, {.•,/ourquet ; coup,
ni. ; — , V. a. creuser ; cvider.

Sccpc, skopir, s. hut, m. ; "vue ; carrière ; ii/erte, f,

Scorlmtic, — al, skor-biou'-tik, — al, a. scorbutique.

Scorch, skortch, v. a. et n. brûler, rôtir, griller ; l'tre
brûle.

Score, skor, s. taille ; raie, f. ; compte, icot, m. ; ving-
taine, f. ; on the — of, i> l'égard de ; en ecnsidera-
tionde; — , z<. a. /aire une entaille; r,iyer : mar-
quer; tneitre en compte; imputer; to — oui,
effacer.

Scoria, skô'-ri-a, s. scorie, f.

Scorn, skorn, .r. tnepris, dédain, ni. ; — , v. a. et il,
•nepriser ; dédaigner ; to — at, se moquer de.

'î'-orner, skor'-neur, j. moqueur, railleur, :ii.

Sniiriiful, skorn' -foui, a. — ly, ad. méprisant, dif-
daigneiix.

Scorpion, skor'-pieunc, s. scurpiou, ni,

Scot, skot, s. part, qu-.'te-part, f. ; —, v. a. arrêter ;
enrayer.

Scotch, skotcli, j. coche, f. ; arrêt, ni. ; —, v. a. entail-
ler ; arrêter ; enrayer.

Scotfrce, skott'-fri, a franc ; impuni.

Scoundrel, skaoum'-drel, s. coquin, m.

IScoup, skaoupe, v. n. se hâter ; s'enfuir.

Scour, skaour, v. a. et ii. nettoyer ; dégraisser ; far.
courir; ecumer les mers ; to — about, rôder; to —
away, balayer ; s'enfuir.

Scourer, .skaour' - eur, s. nettoyeur; degraisseur ;
rMeur, m. [punir.

Scourge, skeurdjr, s.fouet,flêau, in. j —, v. a.jo.ietter;

Scour^jcr, skciir'-djeiir, s.fouetteiir, n..

Scout, skaout^, s. vedette, f. ; espion ; aviso, in. j .^

V. a. et II. mépriser, se moquer de; espionner,
fScouther, skauu'-tlieur, v. a. rôtir, griller.
Scow, skaou, s. bac, m,
Scowl, skaiiul, J. air refrognê, m. î — , v, il. se rt-

frOi:ner; menacer.
Scowlin^'ly, sk.i.Mil' iiri;«i--li, ad. d'un air menaçant,
Scr.ilHi.e, ski,il) Il , t . i». eg> \itigner.
Scraj;, skraj,', s. lorps deiharne; squelette, m.
Scrani;eil, skr,i^'-ei!, I». rude, rabo\:i.\.
ScMKUfdness, skr.i>,''-ed-ness^, Scr.n;i;iiicss. skr.i;^'-!-

iiesst', s. nature 1 iil'Otetise ; maigreur, f.
Scr.itîjjy, skr.i;;'-!, a. décharné ; inégal.
Scr.iiiilile, skr.iint'-lir, s. grihouillette, dispute, f. ; — ,

I'. ;(, tdiher d'attraper ; j;rimper ; se disputer qc,
Scramlilcr, skr.iiiu-'-lileur, s. grimpeur, m,
Scrantli, skr.inircli, :■. a. croquer.
Strap, skr.ip, s. morceau, fragment, m.
Scrape, skreiv, J. embarras, m. ; inlris^ue.i.; — [lenny,

s. piuie-maille, f. ; — , 7', <i. et n. gratter, ratiMcr ;

ebaiber ; to — out, effacer.
Scr.iper, skré'-peur, s. grattoir ; décrottoir ; racleurde

violi'ii ; ajiare, m.
Scratch, skratch, s. êgratignure ; raclure, f. ; —, ~: a.

êgratigner ; grijfér ; bai boiiilier ; to — out, raturer,
Scr.itcher, skratch'-eur, f. egratii;neiir : grattoir, m.
Scratchiiifjly, skr,itclrin't,'/«-li, ad. en giatf,int.
tScraiixli. skralf, î'. n. crier dune voi.\ raiique.
Scraw, bkr.i, s. surface, f.
Scr.iwl, !kr,'\l, s. griffonnage, m. ; broussailles, f, (1.;

— , V. !t grij/onner.
Scrawicr, skr.il'-eur, s. grij/'onneur, m.
Scr.iy, skro, s. hirondèl'e de mer, (.
Scre.ik, skrik, X'. n. trier.
Scre.iin, skriiii?, s. cri perdant, m. ; — , v. u. jeter des

cris perdants.
Screech, skritch, s, cri de la f resaie ; cri perdant, m. ;

—, V. n. crier (p resaie).
tScreed, skrid^, s. longue tirade, f. ; — , v. a. d chirer.
Screen, skriiic, s. paravent ; brise-irnt ; crible ; abri,

m. ; —, t'. 1». mettre à couvert .■ < acher ; cri/n'er.
Screw, skrou, s. vis, f. ; — tlrii^r, s. tournc--i<, m.;

— , V. a. visser; exagérer; to — in, insinu.r;

ingérer.
Scrililile, skrib'-lil', s. griff'onnage, m. j —, v. a.

griffonner, barbouiller.
.Scrilililer, skr'ili'-leur, s. ecrivailleur, m.
Scrihe, skraili-, .r. scribe; écruain, m.
Striaip, skrimpc-, a. trop petit; —, v. a. êlnqucr,

rogner.
Scrip, skrip, s. mallette ,- liste ; inscri/tion, f.
Scriptural, -skrip'-tchioi. rai, a. biblique.
Scripture, skrip'-tchiour, s. J-.criture sainte, f.
Scrivener, skriv'neur, s. no'iiire ; courtier, ni.
Scrofula, skrol'-iou-l,i, s. scrrjiiles, f. \>\.
Scrofulous, skrof'-iouleuce, <i. scrofuleux.
Scroll, skrôl, s. r"ulean {papiei), ni.
Stroyle, skroil, s. gueux, m.
Scrub, skreub, s. habil usé; gucu.x, ni. : haridelle, f, ;

— , V. a. frotter, terme.
Scrubbed, skreuli'etl. Scrubby, skreul 'i, ,/. iliélf,

miiérable.
Scruple, skrou'-pr, s. scrupule, m. ; —, -j. n. jaiie

scrupule.
Scnipler, skrou'-pleur. s. personne scrupuleusf, f.
Scrupulosity, skrou-piou-los'-i-ti, s. naluie scriipli-

liiise, f.
Scrupulous, skrou'-piou-Ieuc^ a. - ly, ad. scrupuleux.
Scrupulousness, skrou'-piou-leucï-iiessc, v. Scrupu-
losity, [m.
Scrutation, skrou-ti.''-clieunc, s. recherche, f. ; examen.
Scrutator, skrou-te'-teur, s. scrutateur, m.
Scrutiui.2e, skiou'-ti-iiaizj", v. a. scruter, examiner,

sonder.
Strutiiious, skrou'-ti-neucc, a. minutieux. (m.

Strif y, skrou'-tiiii, s. recherche, f. ; e.ca>ne>i, scrutin,
Scrutjire, skrou-tor', s. bureau, secretaire, m.
Scud, skeud»', J. giboulée, on-.iee, f . ; —, v. ii. s'enfuir ;

faire vent arrière.
Sciillle, skeul'-tr, s, démêlé, m. ; lutte, f. ; —, z: n. se

battre; lutter.
Sculk, skeulk, s. bande, troupe, f, ; — , v. n. se tenif

caché.
Sculker, skeulk'-eur, s. câlin, m.
Seuil, bkeul, J. cr.ine, n,, ; godille, f. ; \panicr à

poissons, m. ; — , v. n. gililler,
Stuller, skeul'-eur, s. godillcur, m.
.Scullery, skcul'-eur-i, s. lavoir, m.
Scullion, skeul'-yeuuf, J. iiiariniton, m.
Sculptor, skeulp'-teur, s. sculpteur, au

SOtT

Sciilpturr, skeulp'-tchiour, s. scul/liirt, f. ; —, v. a,

sculpter.
Scum, hkciim^, s. rcume ; crasse, 1. ; —, v. a, t'ciimer.
Sciiniiiier, skctiiii'-eur, i. ^cuvwire, f.
IScuiincr, skciiii'-iiuur, s. di^oiit, in. ^ . , .

Scurf, skeurf, ti. ttigne ; Kale, f, ' '

Scurfy, ikcurP-i, a. teigneux.

Scurril, skcnr'-il, a. boiij/on ; vil.

Siiirrility, skc-iir-il'-i-ti, j. hoiij/oiiiierif, f.

Sr,urrik>us, skeur'-i-lcuc*", a. — ly, nii. i;io.fsier ; o/inhie.

Scurviucss, sknir'-vi-iicss^, s. huisene ; tnaliguile, (.

Scurvy, skcur'-vi, s. smrlnit, m. ; a. — ily, aJ. galeux,

teigneux; vuihntil ; injurieux.
Scut, skcut^, s. queue courte, f.
Scut,ii;c-, skidii'-tcilJÉ', J. t'cuage, m.
Sculclifun, skcutcli'-inc, s. eiussou, m.
Scuttle, skcut'-tl', s. faiiier, m. ; auche ; /coutille, f . ;

— fish, s. sh'ie, {. ; — , v. u. misrir />rcci/>itanimeut ;
couler ù/ond.

' Scythe, biiithf, s./aux, (.

Siluiifii, zdcu^, V. IJi .ilain.

Sen, si, s. ttter, f. ; ocean, m. ; lame, f. ; to Ro to — ,
aller sur titer ; to (iiit to —, t/iettre à la tner ; — bank,
s. cote, f. ; — board, s. bord de la nier, m. j — boni,
a. ne sur mer ; — boy, s. nioinse, ui. ; — breeze, s.
vent de mer, m. ; — talf, s. leaii marin, lu. ; — cajv
tain, s. capitaine de vaisseau, m. ; —card, j. boussole,
f. i — cli.irt, s. carte marine, f. ; — coast, s. if te delà
mer, f. ; — compass, s. boussole, f. ; - f.irer, s.
voyageur far mer, m. ; — fijîht, s. comb.M naval,
m.; — fish, J-. /oi'.ti.»! de mer, m.; — j;reen, a. vert
d'eau; — }Jli"i s. mouette, f. ; — h(i>;, s, marsouin, lu. ;
— luaid, s. sirène, f. ; —man, s. marin, matelot,
m. ; — mnnship, s. art de naviguer, m. ; — mark, x.
amarque, f. ; /anal, m. ; t— maw, s. mouette, f. ;
— mcw, s. mouette, S. ; — (liece, s. marine, f. ; —port,
s. fort de mer, m. ; — risk, s, /ortiines de >ner, t. pi. ;

— robl>cr, s, pirate, m. ; — rover, s. corsaire, m. ;

— service, s. serviie de mer, m, ; — shark, s. requin,
ni. j — sliore, s. câlc de la mer, t. ; — sick, a. qui a
le mal de mer ; — sickness, s. mal de mer, ni. ;

— term, J. terme de marine, m.; — town, s. ville
maritime, f. ; — water, s. eau de mer, f.

Seal, sil, s. sceau; cachet; veau marin, m.; — ,v.a.

steller , cacheter.
Sealer, si'-leur, s. celui qui appose le sceau,
Sealinjj-wax, si'-lin ^;«^■waks, s. cire à cacheter, f.
Seam, simc, s. couture; cicatrice, f. ; saindoux, m.;

mesure de huit boisseau.r, {. ; —, i», a, coudre;

joindre; cicatriser.
Seamstress, sem''-stress^, a. couturière, f.
heaiuy, si'-mi, a. cousu.
Sear, sir, a. sec, Jane ; — clotli, s. emplâtre, m. ; — ,

V. a. briller, cautériser.
Scarce, serc^, s. sas, tamis, m.
Search, sertch, .r. recherche, visite, T. ; — , 7.'. a. et n.

J'aire une recherche, chercher, visiter; /oiiiller ;

examiner.
Searcher, sertch'-cur, .f. celui qui recherche ; exami-
nateur ; arpailleur (iCor), m.
Season, si'-z'n, s. saison, (. ; assaisonnement, m. ; in — ,

à propos; out of —, mal à propos; — , -a. a. et h.

assaisonner; tempérer; accoutumer; acclimater ; se

miirir ; s'acclimater.
Seasonable, si' - z'n • a ■ W, a. — bly, ad. de saison ;

opportun,
Seasonablcncss, si'-z'n-a-bl'-nessc, s. convenance, oppor-
tunité, f.
Scasoner, si'-z'n-eur, s. assaisonneur, m.
Seasoninj;, s\'-zn-'m'f^ne, s. assaisonnement, m.
Seat, sitf, s. siege, m.; chaise, f . ; place ; demeure,

situation, t. ; — , v, a. et n. asseoir, placer; établir ;

mettre un fond ; se reposer.
Sebaceous, si-bé'-cheucr, a. sel>ae/.
Secede, si-cidf', v. n. se séparer de.
Seceder, si-ci'-deu- s. celui qui se retire.
Secern, si-ccrn', v. i. séparer.
Secession, si-C(!:ch'-e>'ne, s. séparation, f.
Seclude, si-klioud<;', 7'. a. exclure ; retirer.
Seclusion, si-kliou'-jeiin^, j. exclusion ; retraite, f.
Second, sek'-eun'd, a. — ly, ad. second; — hand, <i. de

seconde main ; en second lieu ; — rate, s. second

rang; sous-ordre ; — , s. second ; appui, m. ; seconde,

f. ; — , V. a. seconder ; aider.
Secondary, sek'-euuf-da-ri, a. — ily, ad, secondaire, en

second ; — , jr. délégué, m.
Secrecy, si'-kri-ci, s. secret, m. ; retraite, f.
Secret, si'-kritc. a. — ly, ad. secret ; — , j. secret, m.

6Eti

Secretary, sek'-ri-ta-ri, s. secrétaire, m.
Secretaryship, sek'-ri-ta-ri-chip, s. secrétariat, m.
Secrete, si-krit^', v. a. tenir secret; sécréter.

Sccrctloti, sl-krl'-chcimf, j. sécrétion, t

Secretness, si'-kritr-ncss^, *. nature sicrite, i.', Stent, m

Secretory, si-kri'-teur-i, a. secrétaire.

Sect, sekt, s. secte, f. ; scion, m.

Sectarian, sek-té'-ri-;in^. Sectary, sek'-ta-ri, s. sectairt,

Sectator, sck-té'-tcur, s. sectateur, m. |iii.

Section, sek'-cheun^, s. section, f.

Secular, sek'-iou-leur, a. — ly, ad. séculier, séculaire.

Secularity, sek-loitlar'-i-ti, s. sécularité ; mondanité, f.

Secularize, sek'-iou-l.ir.iizr, v. a. séi ulariser.

Secularness, sek'-iou-leur-ness?, s. mondanité, f.

Secure, si-kiour?', a, — ly, ad. en sûreté ; stir ; assiit/;

— , V. a. fnettre en st'treté; assurer; arrêter; garant. r;

s'assurer, se saisir de.
Secureness, sikiour'-ness*', s. sécurité, assurance, f.
Security, si-kiou'-ri-ti, s. sécurité ; stUcté; garantie, f.
Sedan, si-dan^', chaise à porteurs, f.
Sedate, si-detr*. a. — ly, rtii'. calme, tranquille.
Sed.iteness, si-(Iét^-ness<-, s. calme, m. ; tranquillité, f.
Sedentariness, scd'-cnn-ta-ri-ness^, s. état scdentairt,

m. ; inaction, t.
Sedentary, scd'-enn-ta-rj, a. —ily, aei. s/dentaire.
Sed^e, seclj*, s. glaïeul, m.
.Sediment, sed'-i-menn't, s. sédiment, m.
Sedition, si-dich'-eunc, s. sédition, f.
Seditious, si-dich'-euc*-, a. — ly, ad. séditieux.
Seditiousness, si-dicli'-euce-iii-ss<', .r. esprit Jacticux, m.
.Seduce, si-dioucf', v. a. séduire ; tenter.
Seduceiiient, si-diouc^'-menn't, s. séduction, t.
Seducer, si-diou'-ceur, s. séducteur, m.
Seducible, si-diou'-ci-bl', a. qu'on peut séduire.
Seduction, si-deuk'-cheunf, s. séduction, f.
Sedulity, si-diou'-li-ti, s. assiduité, f. ; soin, tn.
Sedulous, sed'-iou-leucf, a. — ly, ad. assidu, appliqué.
Sedulousness, sed'-iou-leucf-ness^, v. Sedulity.
See, si, s. siège episcopal, m. ; * — , v. a. et n. voir; n/rf.

cevoir ; concevoir ; comprendre; examiner ; prciii^rt

garde ; s'informer ; to ko to —, aller voir; lo —

through, pénétrer ; — , int. voyez.
Seed, sid, s. semence ; graine ; cause, origine, f. ; — biul,

s. bourgeon, m.j —lip, — lop, s. semoir, m.; — plot, s.

sentis, ni.; pépinière, f . ; — sman, j. semeur, m.;

— time, s. semailles, f. pi.; v. a. et «. semer ; moiilir

en graine.
Seeillinif, sSiX'-Wn'ane, s. j'etine plante, f.
.Sc;edy, sid'-i, a. plein de graines.
Seeing, si'-in'i;»?, s. vue, f. ; — tliat, c. vu que.
•Seek, sik, v. a. et n. chercher; aller chercher; tdther;

s'ej/brcer.
Seeker, sik'-eur, s. cherchettr, m.
.Seel, sil, v. a. et n. fermer les yeux ; ciller,
Seely, sil'-i, a. heureu.v ; simple.
Seem, &\me, v. n. paraître ; sembler.
Secmer, sim''-eur, s. hypocrite, m. et f.
Seemiiiff, sim''-in'f;;;c, s. apparence ; opinion.
Seemingly, sinr'-iir;;«f-li, ad. en apparence.
SceminJncss, siin''-in'K>(^-ness<-, s. apparence,

seml'tance, f.
.Seemliness, sim^'-li-ness*", s. bienséance ; décence.
Seemly, simi»'-li, a. et ad. bienséant; liccainment.
Seen, sine, v. See.
Seer, sir, s. ditin, m. ; t— , a. siU:
Seesaw si'-s.l, s. balancement, m, ; — , v. n. sebalaiitcr.
•Seeth, sitli, v, a. et n. bouillir.

Seething,', sith'-in'i;»?, a. bouillant; — pot, s. marmite,!,
Scether, sitli'-eur, s. bouilloire, f.
Scj^ar, si-gar', s. cigare, m.
SejjreRate, se^'-ri-^^ctc, z'. a. séparer.
Se),'rej{ation, sef[-ri-);;<é'-chcunc, j. séparation, f.
Seigneurial, si-i 'ou'-ri-al, a. seigneurial.
Sei},mior, sin'-yeur, s. seigneur, m.
Seiifniory, sin -yeur-i, s. seigneurie, f.
SeiKiiioraKO, sin"'-ycur-idjir, s. seignetirt'age, m,
tSeil, sdif, T'. a. tamiser.
Seine, sinr, s. seine, f.
tSeip, SL^pc, 71. n. suinter.
Seize, six, v. a. et n. saisir ; se saisir de.
Seizin, si-zinc, s. prise de possession, f.
Seizure, si'liour, s. saisie ; chose saisie, f.
Seldom, scr-deumc, ad. rarement.
Seldomncss, ser-deunic-ncssc, j. rareté, f.
Select, si-lokt', v. a. choisir ; — . a. ihoisi.
Scloctit'n, si-lck'-cliciinc s. choix, m.
.Selector, si-lok'-tcur, s. celui qui choisit.
Soil, sili" (//. selves), pn. et a. même, mêmes, soi, soi-
même ; propre ; personnel.
SoKlsh, solf-icl:

égof.nve.
Seilî^hnt■^^, relf-lcli^-nesv, J. êgoïsine, tn.
•Srll, <;. I. V. (7. et n. vendre; se vendre; \ — /". t',

Si'ir,

f.

f.

icli^, a. — ly, ad intéressé ; égoïste, e.vtt

âî:L

taâaî

8HA

Seller, u<l'-etir, t. vfiidrur, m.

Silv.i),'C, scl'-viilj^, .1, lisiirt, f,

ScIm-'S, si-l»>, fl. (if Self.

Si iiil>l.iiicc, sciir'-lilaiin'cc, s.yasemUanct: a/'/'areiice, f.

Stnii, scin'-l, (I. seiiii, tiimi ; —t:uVm,s.piniitil 7uii;ii/f;
— lunar, — lunary, <i. f>i deini-lnue: — met. il, v. lifiiit-
nirlal, m.; — pellutiil, it. (icini-lntiis/aiiiit; — iiuavcr,
liiiuhle croche, f,

Stiiiiiiftri.st, bcni '-i-n.i-ristr, s. if'minariiU, m.

St'ininary, scm'-i-na-ri, seniiititiic, m.;f^'fiiiih'(, f.

SL-iii|iilcrnal, su-m-pi-lfr'-nal, a. — ly, ait. .\f»i/>ittniti.

biiiipileriiity. scin-pi-tcr'-iii-ti, s. éltrnilf, f,

(.Scm|ilc, scm'-l)!', a. lie haisc cx/mr/ioit.

Sempstress, soins '-tress<*, s. ivii'iiri^i-e, (.

Scii.ite, scn''-atc, .f. sénat, m. ; — liousc, s. sùtat, m.

bi.ii.itor, sen"-a-tciir, s. .sénateur, m.

Senatorial, scn'-ato'-ri-al, a. se'iiatoriiil,

•Senti, scnn'd, v. a. et n. envoyer ; lioiiiier, accorder ;
li\n);Hcr; to — woril, mander; to — for, envoyer
chercher; to — in, faire entrer, introduire ; tu —
ont, faire sortir ; froduirt.

Sender, senn'd'-uur, s. envoyeur, m.

Seneschal, scn'-es-kal, s. sénéchal, m.

Senile, si'-nail, a. senile, suranné.

Senior, si'-ni-eiir, s. aine : ancien, m.

Seniority, si-ni-or'-i-ti, s. atnesse ; ancienneté, ,

Senna, scn''-Ma, .t. sene, m.

Senni^flit, scn'-itc, .r. huit jours, m. pi.

Sensation, seiin-sc'-cheun?, s. sensation, .

Sense, senu'c^, s. sens, ni. ; raison, f. ; sentiment, m. ;

acception, sij,'-ni/ication, f.
Senseless, seiin'cf'-lossc, a. — ly, ad. insensiOle ; irrai-

sonnafi/e.
Senselessness, senn'cr'-Icss^-ncss^, s. inaui/ue de ban

sens, m.
Seiisil)ility, scnn'-si-bir-i-ti, s. sensibilité, f.
Sen-iilile, seiiu-si-bl', a. — l)ly, ad. sensible : de boit sens;

judicieux.
Sensibleiiess, scnii'-si-bl'-nessir, sensibilité, f. ; bon

sens, m.
Sensitive, scnn'-si-ti-v^, a. scnsitif, sensib'e,
Sensoriiini, scim'-sô'-ri-eimi^, i. sensorinm, m.
Sensual, scnu'-cliiou-al, a. — ly, ad. sensuel.
Sensualist, seim' -cliiou -al • ist, s. scnsualiste, volup-
tueux, m.
Sensuality, senn-cliiou-al'-i-ti, s. sensualité, f.
Sensualize, sciin'-chiou-a-laiz^, v. a. rendre sensuel.
Sent, scnn't, v. Send.
Sentence, seiin'-tenn'c^, s. sentence, f. ; jns;einent, ni. ;

phrase, f. ; — , 7/. a. condamner.
Sententious, senn-tcnii'-cliencc, a. — ly, ad, sentencieux.
Seiitery, seim'-ter-i, .f. scnlinct/e, (.
Sentient, senn'-chi-ennt, a. scnsitif.
Sentiment, senn'-ti-iiieiin't, s. senti)nent, m.
Sentimental, senii-ti-iiienn'-tal, a. sentimental.
Sentimentality, scim-ti-mcnn-t.ir-i-ti, j. sentintenlalitc, f.
Sentinel, senn'-ti-nel. Sentry, sciin'-tri, s. sentiitclie, f. ;

seiitry-box, s. gucrUc, f.
Separability, sep-.i-ra-bil'-i-ti, s. divisibilité, t.
Sejiarable, sep'-a-ra-bl', a. eparable.
Separablr.ness, sep'-a-ra-bl'-nessr, s. divisibilité', f.
Separate, sep'-a-retf, v. a. et n. séparer; detacher; se

séparer; se désunir ; — , n. — ly, ad. séparé, détaché.
Scparatencss, scp'-a-i itï-ness<r, s. état de séparation,

m.
Separation, scp-a-ré'-chcun?, s. séparation ; désunion, f.
Seposition, scij-ô-zicir-cunï-, s, séj^ré^ation, i.
Sept, sept, s. race ; lignée, f.
September, sep-tenr'-bcur, s. Septembre, m.
Septennial, sep-ten"-ni-al, a. septennal.
Septentrion, sep-tenn'-tri-ciinc, s. septentrion, nord. m.
Septuagenary, sep-tc'iiou-ad'-ji-na-ri, a. septuagénaire.
Septuple, sep'-tiou-pl', a. septuple.
Sepulchral, si-pcul'-kral, a. sépulcral.
Sejiulchre, sep'-eul-keiir, s. sépulcre, tombeau, m, ; — ,

V. a. mettre au tombeau.
Sepulture, sep'-eul-tiour, s. sépulture, f.
Sequacious, si-kouc'-cheucc, a. çui suit; ductile.
Secpiel, si'-kouel, s. suite, f.
Setpicnce, si'-kouenn'c^, s. suite, surcession, f.
Sequester, si-koues'-teur, Scquestratc, si-koues'-trétt',

V. a. séquestrer.
Secjuestration, sek-oues-tré'-clieun*', s. séi/ucstj-alicn, f.

séquestre, ni.
Sequestrator, sek-oues-tre'-teur, s. séquestre, m.
Serai;lio, si-ral'-yô, s. sérail, m.
Sere, sir, a. sec, fané.
Serenade, ser-i-ndd^', s. sérénade, t.
Serene, si-iinr', a, — ly, ad. serein ; clair ; pur ; most

— , sérénissime. _ . . [nité, f.

Serf, snrf, f. esclave, vassal, m.

Ser.,'e, serdj»", s. seri;e, t.

Ser>;e.iiit, s.ir'-di.uin't, s. serj^ent, m. ; — at Uvv, s. d.\ teur
en droit, avocat, ni.

Serjjcantsiiip, sar'-dj.innl-rliip, s. charge de sergent, f.

.Series, si'-ri-i/, s. suite ; série, (.

.Ser oiis, si'-ri-eucc, <». — ly, ad. iérieux.

.Seriiiiisness, si'-r'-eiic(-iies--c, ï. ,<.•'•«:'«.'»•, f. ; iérieux, in.

.Serinon, ser'-iiiei.nr, s. sermon, m,

.Sermonise, ser'-ineun-ai/c, T' n. sermonner, préiher,

Senisity, siros'-iti, s. .\erosité.

.Serons, si'-reiicc, <i. séreux.

Serpent, ser'-peiin t, s. serpent, m.

Serpentine, ser'-penn-taiiic, ir. de ser/ent; serpentin ;
—, s. serpentine, f.

Serpiginous, sor-plil'-ji-ntuc^, <i. ditrtreux.

Serr.ite, ser'-rétf. Serrated, ser'-re-ted. a. dentelé.

Serv.int, ser'-vaiint, s. sei-iteur, m. ; serrante, f.

.Serve, serv, v. a. et n. tenir ; tniiter ; sujhre ; satis-
faire; être en service; être utile à; tu — the lime,
s accommoder au temps ; to — une a trick, jouer un
four à q, ; to — ont, distribuer ; to — lip, seriir.

Service, ser'-vicf, s. sennce, m. ; respects, m, pi. ;four.
riire ; corme, f. ; — tree, s. cormier, m.

Serviceable, ser'-vi-^a-l.l', a. — bly, a.l. utile ; commode,

.S.rvice.ilileness, scr'vi-s.iln'-nessr', s. utilité, f.

bel \ lie, ser'-vil, a. — ly, ad. sei''i,'e.

Servileness, ser'-vil-iiess»-, SeivihCy, ser-vil'-i-ti, s. ser-
vilité, f.

Sorvinn, scr'-vin't;»/^, a. servant ; — maid, .f. servante,
f. ; —man, s. domestique, m.

Strvilor, ser'-vi-teiir, .r. seiiilcnr ; huissier, in.

Servitude, ser'-vili<iiulc, s. servitude, 1.

Sess, sess, .r. impôt, m.

.Session sech'-cuiit-, f. séance ; session, f.

Set, settt*, .f. assortiment, m.; i;iirnitiire; partie;
troupe, f. ; service, couiher, m. ; — o:r, s. ornement;
agrément, m. ; — ont, s. étala,i;e, m. ; •— , v. a. cl n.
placer, poser ; régler ; établir; aii;iiiser; repasser;
planter; monter; se mettre à ; se coucher ; s ap,''li-
quer ; to — ii-^innit, mettre en train; to — to s.ile,
mettre en vente; lo — abroad, publier; to — by,
tnettre de côté ; to — down, mettre par écrit ; fixer ;
établir; mentionner; to — forth, c.v/o.ft'/-.- piiblier;
arranger ; orner; to — forwird, avancer, en-
coiira,L:er ; to — in, mettre entrain ; to —oil', nlercr;
embellir ; partir ; tu - nul, piiolier ; paier; équiper;
assigner; to — tiy^clUt:r, comparer ; to — up, ./<•;' r;
établir; planter; dtteler; to — up for, sérij,'er;
s'établir pour.

.Set.iceous, si-te'-chciici-, a. se'Iacé.

Settee, sel'-i, s. caiinpc, m.; causeuse, f.

Setter, set'-eur, s. chien couchant; espion; einbaiicheur,
m. ; — on, s. instij^atcur, m.

Seltiiijî, sct'-in'j;«f', s. action de placer, etc. ; — do;;, s,
chien d'arrêt, m. ; — stii k, s. plantoir, m.

Settle, set'-tl', s. siège banc, lu.; couche, f. ; — ,v. a. et n.
établir; fi.xer ; déterminer ; calmer; s'étah.ir; se
fixer; s'arrêter; se calmer; to — on, upon, j'ii-
battre.

Settleclness, scl'-tl'd-nessc, s. stabilité, f.
; Settlement, set'-tl'-meim't, s. établissement; règlement;
I sédiment ; compte ; comptoir, ni,
i Seven, sev-v'n, ;;. sept.

Sevcnfuhl, sev'-v'n-told, a. et ad. septuple ; sept fois,

Seveiiiii^dit, sen'-nitf, s. huit jours, m. pi.

Sevenscore, sev'-v'n-skor, a. cent quarante.

Seventeen, sev'-v'n-tin?, n. di.x-sept.

Seventeenth, sev'-v'n-tin'tli, a. dix-septicne.

Seventh, sev'-v'nth, a. — ly, ad. septième.

.Seventieth, scv'-v'nti-cth, a. soixante dixième.

.Seventy, sev'-v'ii-ti, n. soixante-dix, [ parer.

Sever, sev'-cur, v. a. et n. séparer; dé. unir ; se .«•'-

Several, sev'-eiir-al, a. — ly, act. dit/ërent, divers ; /'lit-
sieurs ; — , s. particularité, f.

Severally, scv'-eur-al-li, s. particulier, m.

Severe, si-vir', a. — ly, ad. .sévère, rigoiireu.c,

.Severity, si-ver'-i-ti, s. sévérité, rigueur, (.

•.Sew, so, V. a. coudre ; to — uyi.jérmer en cousant.

Sewer, sioii'-cur, s. écuyr tranchant, ;n. ; — , so'-ciir, t.
coiitoiirier, m. ; .oiituriérc, f. ; — chôr, s, egoiit,
cloaque, m.
Sexe, seks, s. se.'.e, m.

Sexagenary, s-îks-ad'-jen'-a-ri, a. sexagénaire.
.Sexennial, S'.ks-en'-ni-al, a. de six ans.
Sexiain, seks'-tinc, s. sixain, m.
Scfxton, sf.ks'-teunc, s. sacristain, m.
Sextonship, seks'-teun^-chip, .r. oj/ice de reicfiitain, m,
; Sextuple, icks'-tiou-pl', a, sextuple,

,_ . _^ . I t.Sey, se, J. .ï/oyrti/, m.

Screnoness, si-rinV-ness*, Serenity, s»-ren''-i-ti, "s. séré- 1 Shabbincss, •;hab'-i-ness<, s, iauvr:t/ ; mesquinerie, t.

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fSIialililc, dial)'-!)!', /. coutelas, in.

Sh.ililiy, cliali'-l, ii, — ily, ati. en cmiiitles ; ch/li/;

■I'U, h,i.i,
Siiiitkk-, cli;ik'-kl', v. a.tiicluitnei:
Hli.ickles. iliak'-klz. s. fil, thotnes ; c?i IraX'ts, f. pi.
Sliiiil, tluulr, s, aloit, f.
Sli.iili;, tliL(l<, s, omhre ; Miiancf, f. ; —, v. a. ombi'agrr,

omhrtr ; uunnitr.
Sh.icliness, clic'-ili-nesv, s. ombrage, in.
tili.idow, cliad'-A, s. ombrt, f. ; nbri, m. ; — i v, n.

oDifintger ; tniaiicer ; tiielire n rnhri, firotfger,
Sli.iddwy. cliad'-A-i, a. onhragf ; ioinbre.
Sli.iily, clic'-di, II. o»i/iritgr'.

Shaft, sli.ift, i.flhhe, (. ; trait; fuils,fiU ; liinoti, m.
.Sliatj, cha};. i.feliiJif, (.
Slla^,');c•d, cha^'-cd, i». Vffii, fi'ilu ; liMsst'.
Slia>,'^;i'(liiess, clian"-cd-iics',f, Sli.injjincss, cliag'-i-ncss«,

s. i/iia/it/ii'/tre Vi/ii, f.
Slla^,'l;y, clM^'-i, v. .Sli.iK(,'e<l.
ShaL'rccn, tlia-jjrint^, f. i/iai;ri>t, m.
Shake, chckr, s. snoitsse, (. ; tmiibleineiit, m. ; en-

lient f, (. I

T. a. et n. sitciier ; nj;itir ; auiler ;

treinltier ; branler ; fredoniter ; to — hands, donner

III i/i.tin ; prendre tongf ; to — the hatid,y(ii>v signe

de la inniii ; to — ni>. reinncr.
Fhakcr, chd'-keiir, s. ntui qni setone ; trentbleiir, m.
Slide, clicl, J. etaili'e, f.
•Shall, thai, v. ii. I — love, ;'ai»ierai; I — go, jirai;

1 — do n.je le/erai.
Shalloon, shal-oiui^', s. serge, f.
Shallop, chal'-tup?, s. cliau^uf'e, f.
Shallow, chal'-o, a. — ly, ai. bas; Ic'ger, superficiel ;

étourdi ; — , .v. bas fond, m.
Sh.dioivnuss, chal'-o-ncv, s. tnauque de pro/ondeur,

m.\ ligèrite ; /ri<o/il,\(,
Sh.ihn, sh.inif, s. hautbois, m.
Shalt, ch.dt, v. Sli.ill.
Shain, cli.inic, a. ,/aux; prétendu; —, s. imposture,

fraude, f. ; —, v. a. duper, fane ivoire.
Sh,\iiilil(s, chinii'-lilz. s. pt. boui/ierie, f.
ShaniMin;;, tliainf'-l)lin'K;;f, <«. y»» se meut pcsaïu-

tuent.
Shame, chenil, ,f. /toute ; infamie, f.; —, v. a. et ti. faire

honte ; avoir honte, rougir.
SiMiuefaced, chcnic'-fcsti', <j. — ly, ad. pudique ; confus.
Sh.iniefacedncss, cliéini:' • fcstf - ness^, s. timidité ;

pudeur, f.
SliaineHil, chi.'inr'.foiil, a. — ly, ctd. honteux.
ShaiMolcss, cliénic'-less<-, a. — ly, ad, ehontc, impudent.
Sh.iiuelesbness, cliéinc''-lei).'i<'-nesv, s. impudence, ejfron-

teric, (.
Shnnnner, chani''-cur, s. trompeur, m.
Shaniois, cli ini''-l, j. chamois, m.
Shamrock, thamif'-ieiik, .r, trc/lc, in.
tSliiiid, cliaim'd, s. mau-,a\-.e monnaie, f.
Shiiik, tli.in'k, s.jarn'<e ; ti.,'e, f. ; tuyau, m.
Sh.ipc. chi;p'', J. forme, figure; taille, (.; — , v. a.

former; dirij;er, régler.
Shapel . . chépi''-loss(', a. informe.
Sli.ipolii '., chtpf'-li-iu.ss»-, r. belle forme, f.
Sh.ipely, Llié|«^-li, a. bienjait.
Shard, chardc, s. tesson, m. ; coquille ; fen'e, f.
Shîirc. cher, s. part, portion ; action, f. ; soc, m. : —

holder, s. actionnaire, m.; —,v. a. et n. partaj;er ;

participer ; aioir part.
Sharer, ché'-reur, s. celui i/ui partage.
Sli.ark, ch.irk. s. requin ; escroi; m. ; —, v. a, escroquer;

ècnrni/ter.
Sharp, cliarp, a. — ly, ad. aigu, pointu ; piquant ; pc'ne-

trant : dur, rigoureux ; fin, subtil ; to ni.ike nue — ,

déniaiser q. ; — set, a. aj/'auie ; torace ; — si^'lited,

a. qui a la vue perçante ; — shooter, j. carabinier,

m. ; — , s. sou ir/j,'" >' '^''^se, m. ; — , v. a. et n. aiguiser,

affiler ; den ia iser ; filouter.
Sli.ir|ieii, char'-p'n, v. a. aiguiser, affiler ; aigrir ;

déniaiser.
Sharper, charp'-eiir, s. filou ; fin matois, ni.
Sharpness, charp'ness^, s. tranchant, m. ; âcrete' ;

subtilité, f
Shatter, cliat'-eur, s. morceau ; éclat, ni. ; — brained, a.

etei~i'ete ; —, v. a. et n. fracasser ; se briser.
Shattery, chal'-ciir-i, a. friable.
•Sliave, cliév^ v. a. raser ; faucher ; rogner ; éconher;

piller.
Sliavelinp, cnOv(?'-linV«^, s. tondu ; moine, m.
Shaver, ché'-veiir, .f. barbier ; Jin matois, ni.
Shaving, clié'-viii'j,''"', s. action de raser, f. ; copeau, m.;

r,iclure, t. ; — knife, s. rasoir, m.
Sliaw, cliâ, s. bosquet ; f— , V, a. (v. Show) ; —s, //.

bois, m. pi.
Shawl, chll, s. châle, m.

Sh.-iwin, cli.ltni-, s. hautbois, ni.

She, chi, pu. elle, celte ; — friend, s. amie, t.

Slieaf, chll (//. sheaves), s. gerbe, {. ; —, v. a, mettre en

gerbes.
Sheal, cliil. v. n. /citi/ler ; e'corcer.
tSIie.ilinn. tliil'-in'>,'»/f. s. laiterie, f.
•.Siitar, thir, v. a. tondre, couper.
Shearer, thir'-eur, s. ton, leur, ni.
.She.irs, chlri^, s. pi. cisailles, f. pi.
Shearman, chir'-inaii?, s. tondeur de drap, m.
Sheath, chitli, s. étui, m. ; gatue, f. ; — ni.iker, s. galnier,

m. ! —, Sheathe, shitli. v. a. rengainer, reiouinr

doubler un vaisseau,
.She.ivc, cliiv, s. rouet, m.
.Shelves, cliiv'z, //. de Shc.if.
Shed, died, s. appentis ; atelier, m. ; • — , ta a. et ii,

répandre, épancher; laisser tomber ; se repandic.
.SheddinL', ched'-ln>;>;^, s. effusion f.
.Sheon, cîiiiK', a. luisant; — , s. éclat, m.
Sheep, chip, s. mouton, ni. ; — col, s. parc, m. ; —

fold, s. bergerie, f. ; — hook, s. houlette, f. ; -

leather, s. basane, f. ; — 's cyc, s. regard timide , ni

fripon, m.
Sjieeiiish, chlp'-ichc, a. pusillanime ; simple.
Sheciishness, chip'-itlw-ness/', s. pusillanimité' ; siiii.

plicite, f.
Sheer, thir, <i. et ad. pur, simple ; tout <fun coup ; —,

V. n. faire des embardées, rouler; to — off, s eloigner,

s'enfuir,
.Sheers, cliir'z, s. pi. bigues, f. pi.
Sheet, chiK-, s. drap, linceul, m.; feuille {de papier);

lame ; Aoiitt, (. ; — anclKjr, s, maîtresse ancre, f. ; -

copper, cuivre en feuilles, m. j — iron, s. t4le, f. ; —,

V. a. garnir de draps.
(Sheeve, cliiv?, .f. tranche, f.
Shekel, thek'kr, s. side, m.

Shelf, thelf (//. shelves), s. tablette, (. ; ais ; /cueil, m.
.Shelfy, chelP-l, a. plein d ccueils.
Shell, ihel, s. écaille; coi/nille ; cosse ; /corce, pla/it

{d'cpc'e), f. ; — fish, s. poiswu li co/uille, m. ; ,

V. a. et n. écailler; e'calcr ; s'écailler; s'e'iosser,

■r'e'caler.
tShelhnii, clicl'-leiinii', s. coquin, m.
Shelly, chel'-i, a. plein de coi/uillii,,'es.
Shelter, cliel'-tenr, s. abri; refuge; brise-vent, \ti.\

V. a. et n. mettre à l abri ; protéger ; s'abriter,
.Shelterless, chel'-teiir-lessf', a. sans abri.
Shelves, cliel\>, pi. de Shelf.
.Shelving;, chel'-vin'Kx?, a. incline', en pente.
Slielvy, chel'-vi, a. plein cf ccueils.
Sliend, clicnn'd, v. a. blâmer, endommager,
.Sheplier<l, chep'-eurd, s. berger, in.
Shepherdess, clici>'-enr-dessf, s. bergère, f.
Slieplitrdish, chop'-eiir-dich^, a. pastoral.
.Shrrliet, cher'-lielt, s. sorbet, m.
Sherd, clierd^, s. tel, tesson, m.
Sherry, chcr'-i, s. vin de .Vérès, m.
IShiel, chil, V. Shell.
.SIi'W, cliô, V. Show.
.Shielil, chilli, s. bouclier ; défenseur, m. ; — , 7'. .7.

couvrir d'un bouclier ; défendre.
Shift, chift, s. expedient, m. ; rcsiource; d faite ; che:i!t<i

de femme, f. ; —, 7'. a. et n. changer; transporlii ,

éluder ; changer cf habit ; se tirer d'affaire.
Shifter, chifl'-enr, s. homme ruse, 111.
Shiftiiiijly, chlft'-in'(;»/f-li, ad. Jinement.
Shiftless, cliift'-lcss^, a, sans chemise ; sans ressource.
Shillini;, chir-in"L'//c, s. chelin, 111.
Shilly-shally, chiP-i-cli.-il-i, a. résolu.
tShilpit, chil'-pit^ a. fade.
Shily, chnï'-li, ad. avec reserve.
Shin, chilli, s. devant de la jambe, m. ; — boue, f.

peront', m.
Sliine, chaîna, s. Mat, m. \. clarté, f. ; •— , v. n. br l! ■,

reluire,
Sliiness, ch.nï'-ncss^ j. réserve ; timidité, f. '

Sliinijle, chin'K'-(;r, j. bardeau, ni.
Shiny, ch.aï'-ni, a. éclatant, luisant.
Ship, chip, s. navire, vaisseau, m. ; — of war. r

bâtiment de guerre, ni. ; to t.ike — , s'embarque' :

— boat, s. chiloitpe, f . ; — boy, s. mousse, m.; -

broker, s. courtier maritime, m. ; —holder, — oHiur.

s. propriétaire de navire, m. ; — wreck, s. naiijra.'.

m. ; —wreck, 7'. a. faire naufrage ; — wrii^ht, s. ctiai:

pentier de navire, 111. ; — , v. a. embarquer.
.Sliipinent, chip'-nienn't, s. chargement, ni.
Shipping;, cliip'-in'g;»^, s. embarquement, m. j vais-
seaux, m. pi.
Shire, chir, s. comté, m.
Shirt, cheurt^, s. chemise (cC homme), f. ; —,v. a. couvrit

d'une chemise.

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III. pi.

SI not. III. ; •— , 7'. n. if II.
: iil'itfhr ; iiioiilrr ; tiviiii-
siir, s'lAiiiifi ; lo — by,

Shirtless, clicurt/'-less/', a. i.jhi Jittniu, \

Sliive, cliahy, j. moniiiii, in. '

Shiver, tliiv'-cur, s. /mx'tiuiit ; ^cliif ; frisson, in. ; —,

V. a. tt u. briitr ; se iristr ; Jrmoiiiitr ; ^it- •

Mttr.
Sliiviry, chiv'-ciir-i, a./riaHe.
SliD.il, cluM, a. fill />iv/ini,i, bits ; —, s. /oiilt,

Dinltitiiiii', t. ; hai-foiiti. III. ; — , %>, n. s'attrhiiftr,

s'liiiinsxfr.
SiM'.iliiicv., clio'-li-ncss^, s. de/aiil itf frojoiir/cur, m.
hia'aly, cim'-li, a. flriii li'tiiiiih.
blii'ck, cliok, s. cJioi, III. i reiiifliilrf, f. ; f,it df bU ;

haibtt. 111.; —, v, a. el n. ilic^juei-, hcmltr; mettre

• II las.
Sli"ckin|{, cliok'-in'n»/!", a. — ly, ad. ilioiiuaiit ; hor-

ril'te.
SliJil, tliod, I'. Slice. I', a.
bliue, chou, s. .soulier, m. ; sole Ufaiicn), f. ; horse —,

s., 1er de cheval, m. ; — lil.u k, — Imy. s. dccroltew, m.;

—maker, s. mrdiiiiiiiir, iii. ; — .Iriiij;, s. courroie, f. ;

•— , T. a. cliaiisser : /irr,r[tiiiialt. 1

SliDeiii^'-hurii, chi>u'-iirj;iic-h(irii(-, s. ihaussc-fied, m. '
SlM>ele;.s, chciu'-loss»', a. s^iiis soitlurs.
S'rij;, lIio^, J-. secoure, f. ; —, :•. a. iccoiter.
Ml ne. chdiK', v. Shine.
tSIhiob, chiiiihc, s. felle, f.
bli»i>k, chunk, i>. Sli.iki'.
tShiKin, chouiii-, s. jivi/ievt,
jbhuot, cliout/', s. ioiif^ ; Jet,

tirer; denvlier ; JusilUr

ler ; élancer; se lai.'ier

/>asser cûinnie un Ci.'al ; lo — out, sortir rapidement.

foiisser.
Sliooler, tliout'eiir, s. tireur : /.'<(c ^serrin;), m.
bliootinjr, tluiut'-iii'i;);<-, s. tir; cUinceineiit, m. ; pousse,

f. ; — liiitt, s. cible, (.
Shop, chop, s. botilii/iie, f. ; atelier, m. ; — lii.nni, r.

établi, ni.; — book, s. litre de lonifle, m.; —keeper, s.

boutiiiiier ; ^ardeboutii/ue, m. ; - m. m, s. i^^ar^jti de

boutique, m. ; — woni.ui, s.JiUe de boiiliqiieA.
Shore, chor, s. boni, m. ; cole ; etjie, f. ; — , :'. a. elayer;

soutenir.
Shoreless, clior'-less^, a. sans bord.
Shorn, clioriu', //•/. et ci. tondu ; rase'; dcfoiiille'.
Short, cliorti", ii. et ad. court ; bref; in — , bref ; to be —

of, to come — of, inam/uer de ; to cut —, abiet;er ; to

fall — of, être au-dessous de ; — bre.ilhed. a. foiissij ;

— Iiaml, s. stcnoi^r.ifhie, f. ; — haiul-writer. s. stcno-

graphe, m.; — lived. <i. dont la vie est courte ; — si;,dit,

s. myopie, f. ; — sij;liled. <». myope; — wilted, a. qui a

feu d'esprit ; — , s. abrège, sommaire, m.
Shorten, slior'-fii, z: a. et n. raccoiirc.r ; abre);er ; se

raccourcir ; se resserrer.
Shortness, chort'-nessf. J. brièveté, f.
Shorts, chorti, s. pi. culotte, f.
Shot, chot^, ,1. coup ; trait ; boulet [dt canon), m. ; balle

{de/'usil), {. ; écol, m. ; small — , s. dragée, f. {v. aussi

Shoot).
Shotfree, chot'-fri, a. sans rien /ayer, franc; sain et

sauf.
Shotlen, chot'-t'n, a. tourné, caille'.
tShoudiKi, choud'-na, pour Should not.
Should, choud^ (v. Shall), I — no, j'irais ; I — do it, je

le ferais.
Shoulder, chôl'-deur, s. épaule, f. ; épaiilement, m. : —

belt, .f. baudrier, m. ; — bl.ide, — boue, s. omrplate,

t. ; — knot, s. nariid d'épaule, m. ; — piece, s.

epaulette, f. ; — , v. a. mettre sur l'épaule ; cou-
doyer.
Shout, chaoutf, s. cri, m. ; acclamation, f. j — , v. n.

pousser des cris d'allégresse.
Shouter, cliaout'-cur, s, brailleiir, m.
tShouther, cho'-theur, v. Shoulder.
Shove, sheuv, s. coup donné en poussant, m. ; — , v. a.

et n. pousser ; avancer ; lo — by, passa .
Shovel, cheuv'-vl", s. pelle, f. ; — bo.ird, s. galet, ni. ; —,

V. a. entasser avec la pelle ; amasser.
Show, chô, s. apparence ; parade : exposition, f. ; .f/i-c-

tac.'e, m.; to make — ,jaire semblant; — breail, .s.

pain de proposition, f. ; —man, .r. saltiiiil anqiie, m. ;

* — , V. a. et n. montrer; annoncer ; e.\ylii/iier ;

paraître; av^ir {'air, to — otf, faire parade de,

étaler.
Shower, cliô'-eur, s. celui qui montre : — , chaou'-eur, s.

ondée ; pluie, f. ; — , v. a. et n. faire pleuvoir ; pleu-
voir à verse.
Showery, chaou'-eur-i, a. pluvieux.
Showily, chô'-i-ll, ad. pompeusement.
Showiiiess, chô'-i-nessf , s. splendeur, pompe, t,
Showish, chô'-ichc, a. éclatant ; pompeux.
Showy, chô'-i, v. Showish.

Shrank, chr.-inlc, v. Shrink.

Stirnpiiell.shell, cirrap'-nell-ihell, r. thrapnel.battOH.m,

Slired, clired, s. coupon, fragment, m. ; — , J . i». couper

en petits morceaux.
Shrew. (.Iiniu. s.feniine acariJtre, f.
Shrewd, chroiidr. a. — ly. iiii. mcihant ; fin, rusé,
.''hrewdiiess. ihfoud'-ness^. s. mithance!e,/iiiisse, f.
.Shrewish, ihrou'-ithr, a. — ly, ad. a aridtre, querelleur.
Shrewishness, clirou'-ich^nes!.^, i liiiineiir aniruitre, t,
.Shri'winoiise. clirou'-maoiiK-, j. musaraigne, f,
ISIiiie^jh, clirij;lif, v. Shriek.
Shriek, tlink, .f. cri pe: [ant, m. ; —, v. a. crier,
Shrilt, c lirift, s. lon.'esMon auriculaire, f.
.'jlirill, elirill, a. perdant, aigu ; —, v, n. faire un bruit

aigu.
SliriMiiess, chr.l'-ness^, s. son aigu, m.
SI • lly, iliril'-i, ad. d un ton aigu,
^!lrilllp, cliriin'p, s. crn'ette, f.
Shiliie. chr.iiii^, s. châsse, f. ; reliquaire, m.
Shrink, chrin k. s. contrai lion, i. ; Jris\onnement, m. ;

•— , V. a. et n. relre.ir, resserrer ; se rétrécir, s»

resserrer ; reiuler; diminuer.
Slii inker, chnii'k'-tur, s. leliii qui recule.
Shrivel, i hriv'-v I, v. a. et n. rider, se rider,
Sliriver, clir.ii'-veur, s. lon/i sseiir, m.
Shroud, chr.ioud, s. abri; limeiil; hauban, m.; —,

T'. (J. et n. mettre à l'abri; protéger; ensevelir; s*

mettre à couvert.
.Shpivelide. ( hrôvi'-t.iidc. s, carnaval, m.
Shr'ivetuesd.iy. cliri'm-tiiiii/'-ile, s. .Mardigras, m.
Si'irub, ilireiib. s. arbrisuau : nabot, m.
.Shrubby, clirciib'-i, a. picin if,irbri\seaur.
Siirui,'. ilireu>;, J. /i.iusseincnt, dépaiilei, i:i. ; — ,v. ti,

liaitsser le\ épaules.
Shrunk, ilin un k. Shrunken, chieun'k' n. J'. .Shrink.
Shudikr, clieud'-eui, j./'/'i'iJi»;/, m. ;— , v. n. frissonner ;

Jr' inir.
SiiUllle, theuf-fl', s. mélange, m.; confusion ; four.

bene, t.; — , v. a. et n. mêler, eonlondre : ruser;

tromper ; to — away, faire disparaît! e ; lo — olf,

eloigner ; se débari asser.
Sluililer. cheuf-leiir. s. fourbe, m.

Shulthii;,'ly. tlieul'lint,'»/('-li, ad. en fourbe; avec artifice.
.Slum, clieuiu', ?'. <i. éviter ; échapper à,
Sliiinless. cheuiic"-lesst", a. inévitable.
Shut, clieutc, s. cloture, f. ; convertie, m. ; *— , v. a, et n.

fermer; exclure; se fermer.
ISliale, slioutc, v. Shoot.
Shutter, client' eur, s. lolet; giiicket, m.
Shuttle, cheul'-ir. s. navette, 1. ; — cock.
Shy, cli.iï. a. réservé ; timide ;

prudent.
.S :IpI>. sib, a. parent.
S;liil,int. sib -i-lanu'l, a. sifflant.
.Sibyl, sib'-il, s. s-.bylle, f.
ISic, sik. .Siccan, sik'-kaii^, v. Such.
Siicity. sik'-ci-ti, s. seJieretse, f.
t.Siccar. sik -kar, v. Secure.
SiLe, s.iii?, s. SIX {atixdés), m.
.Sii k, sik, a. malade; — of, dégoûté de.
Sicken, sik'-k'ii, T'. a.etn. rendre malade; dégoûter;

touiller malade ; eue dégoûté,
.Sickish, sik'-lch^, a. maladif.
Sickle, sik'-kl", s. faucille, l. ; — inan, Sicklcr, slk'-klctir,

s. moissonneur, m.
Sickliness, sik'-li-ness^, s. mauvaise santé, {,
Sickly, sik'-li, a. maladif, malsain.
Sickness, sik'-nesi.^. s. maladie, f. ; mal, m.
Side, s.ùi\e, s. côté, bord, parti, m. ; — , a. de cMé ;

latéral ; Mong ; —board, s. buffet, m. ; — box, s. loge

de côté, f. ; — saddle, s. selle dejemme, f. ; — stii.iii, s.

aide, partisan, m. ; — ways, — wise, ad. de calé ; — ,

V. n. être du p.i ni de.
Sidcloin{, saïih''-liin'jj, a. et ad. de cété ; oblique.
Siilcrc);,'r.iphcr, si-de-ro^j'-ra-feur, Sideroyraphist, si-U«-

r"i.j'-r.iMist, s. side rog raphe, ni.
Sidcro^'r.i.jiliy, si-de-roj^'-ra-h, s. sidérographie, f.
Sidle, saï-dl', v. n. aller decile.
Sie^e, siiljf", s. siège, m.
Sieve, sivf, s. crible, tamis, m.
Silt, sift. t'. a. tamiser, cribler ; sonder,
Siûer. sift'-eur, s. taniiicur ; tamis, m.
Sit;h, saï, s. soupir, m. ; — , v. n. soupirer.
Si^lit, sait^, s. vue, f, ; aspect ; spectacle, m. j mire, f. ;

lo corne in —, paraître.
Si^;litless, sait-^-less^, a. aveugle.
Sijilitly, saitf'-li, a. agréable à l'ceil ; —, beau.
.Si^il, sid'-jil, s. sceau, m.
Si;;n, s.'iïiif, s. signe, m.; enseigne, f. ; symbole, m.;

trace, f. ; — iiianu.il, s. signature, f. ; — post, s. poteau

<f enseigne, ni. ; —, v, a, sia^itr ; marquer.

volant, m.
soiip[onncux ; discret ,

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Slf^al, tlK'-nal, s, sii^nal, ni. ; —, a. tlguali reiiiitr-
Si^iializf, slif'-iial-nlzi', v. a. si\'iiit/fr. [t/iiiit>U.

SiKnaturr, slji'-iia-tiour, .r. jii\'iiiitiire, f. ; si'i'iie, iii.
SiniU't, si^;'-iiLll, s. caiiii-t. In.
SiKiiilitaiue, — ty, sK;nir-i-kanil'c<', — cl, s. sii;)tijiii.t-

lion ; iiiifcrttiHif, (V
SiKiiiticaiit, si(,'iiir-i-kamrt, a. — ly, ad, ii).'>ii/uatl/ ;

im/iorlaiil.
Sijfiliticatiiiii, si|,-iil-tiki''-(lii.iiiic, r. sfi,-iii//intioii, f.
6i^;rlilicativl•, si^nil'ikaliv, <i. \ii;iiijitiit.f.
bi^Miify, !.i^' 'iii-lai, Z'. <f. sn^nijier ; )>iaii/iifr; iiii/>oiltr.
tJL'iiuirji', siu'-ycj-ri, s. sttj;iiiiint, f,
tiiKcr, !.ik'-tiir. n. silr, certain. [siliiue.

Sjleiicc, sai'-luiin'ci', s. siUuct, ni. ; —, v. a. tiiifoicr
Silt-'iit, sai'-lcnn't, i>. — ly, aii. silfiiiieiix ; tii siiciue.
Bilk, silk, J. soie, f . ; Int/elns. iii. ; — iiiltlct, r. niiin/i,iiiii

lie soieties, in. ; ~v,{;n\cr,s./aàritii)it tie soieries, in. ;

—worm, s. ver à soie, m.
Silken, silk'-'n, Silky, silk'-l, a, de soie ; soyeux; soufle.
Sill, sil, s. senti, m. ; /oni^riiic, f.
f Siller, sil'-lcur, v. SiIvlt.
Silliness, sil'-i-nciv, j-. sottise, bt'Iise, f.
Silly, sil'-i, a. — ily, ad. sot, niais, he net ; innocent.
Sillyliow, sil'-li-liaon, j. coiffe, f.
Silviin, sil'-vaiic, r», dei hois, dcs/on'ts.
Silver, sil'-vcur, s. argent, m. ; — beater, s. baltnir

li'ari^'ent, m. ; — Miiitli, s. or/tvre, m. ; —, <». — ly, nd.

art^rntin if argent ; —, v. a. mxrnter.
Silvery, sil'-veur-i, a. arx'ente'; d'urgent.
Siniar, si-inar', s. siiiiarre, (.

Sinill.ir, sim"-i-leur, <?. — ly, iid. seiiihlalile ; similaire.
Similarity, si-mi-lar'-i-ti, s, siniililndc, f.
Simile, snu''-i-li, c loni/amisoii, t.
Similitude, si-iiiil'-itiond*', s. siinilitiide, f.
Simmer, sim"-meur, v. n. hciiillir doincinent.
Simony, sim"-eun'-i, s. siinoiiii; f.
Sini|>er, siiiie^'-penr, s. sourire; sourire niais, m.; — ,

V. n. sourire niaisement.
Simple, sini;'-|>r, a, sitnfle ; fur; naïf; niais ; — , s.

sitnfle ; sot, m. ; — , v. n. herboriser.
Siiiipleiiess, simf'-pl'-ncbb^, s. simplicité' ; naïveté ;

niaiserie, f.
Simpler, simc'-pleur, s. botaniste, m.
Simpleton, simc'-pl'tenni', s. sot, niais, m.
Simplicity, siiiu'-plis'-i-ti, s. simplicité; candeur;

niaiserie, f.
Simplify, siiii^'-pli-f,iï, v. a. simflijler.
Simplist, sinif'-plist, s. botaniste, ni.
Simply, sinit^-pli, ad. simplement ; avec candeur;

sottement
Simulation, si-miou-lé'-clieuiic, s. dissimulation, f.
Simultaneous, si-meul-té-ni-cuLV, ir. — ly, ml', simultané.
Sin, sine, s. pccltc. ni. ; Jaiitc, f. ; —, v. n. pécher.
Since, siniriy, /''. etc. depuis, depuis que.
Sincere, sin?-cir', a. — ly, ad. siiiche.
Sincereness, sinir-cir'-nesbf. Sincerity, sinr-cer'4-t!, s.

sinccrili', f.
Siiulon, sin^'-deiuv, .r. enveloppe, f.
tSiiulry, siiif'-ilri, 7'. Sundry.
Sinecure, saï'-ni-kiuur, s. sinecure, f.
Sinew, sin''-iou, s, tendon ; nerf, m.
Sinewed, sin"-ioiidc, a. nerveux ; vigoureux.
Sinewy, siir'.iou-i, a. nerveux.
Sinful, siuf'-foiil, a. — ly, ad. coupable, criminel.
Sinfulness, siiit''-foulness/', j. corruption, mec/iancete. (.
•Siiij;, sin'i,'«c, v. a et n. thauter ; gazouiller ; celcOrcr.
Sinjje, binn'djf, v. a. griller : Jlamhcr.
Singer, sinV«'-eur, s. chanteur, m. ; chanteuse, {.
Sinj,'intî, sin (,'«'-in'j,';(c, s. chaut, m. : — book, s. livre

de chant, m. ; — boy, s. en/ant de chœur, m. ;

— master, s. maitre de chant, m.

Sint;lc, sin'j;'-j,'r, a. seul, singulier; non }nar:ë;

— combat, s. duel, m. ; — he.irted, a. sincère; — life,
s célibat, m. ; — , 7'. a. mettre à part ; distinguer.

Sin^jloness, sin'tj'-tîr-nessc, s. simpluile ; sincérité, f.
Siiijjly, sin'(;'-j4n, ad. en particulier ; sincèrement.
Sin>;iil.ir, sin'u'-g^iou-lar, a. — ly, ad. singulier; étrange;

— number, s. singulier, m.

Siii;;ularity, sinV-^"i"u-lar'-i-ti, s. singularité, f.
Sinjjularize, sin'j;'-j;«ioularaïz/', v. a. distinguer.
Sinister, sin''-is-teur, <i. gaiithe ; fatal.
Sinistrous, sin''-is-treuct*, a. — ly, ad. sinistre ; méchant.
Sink, sink, s. égoiit, m. ; sentine, {. • •— , v. a. et n.

couler à /ond ; enfoncer; creuser; baisser; abattre ;

détruire; aller au fond; s'enfoncer ; déchoir;

s'abattre; s'écrouler ; périr ; pénétrer ; boire (papier).
Sinless, sin^'-lcsse, a. innocent.
Sinlessness, sin^-lessjr-nes.v, s. innocence, f.
Sinner, siii''-neur, s. pécheur, m. ; pécheresse, f.
Sinoper, sin''-ô-peur, s. sinople, m.
Sinuate, sin''-iou-ét<', v. n, serpenter.

•Siimous, sin''you-ctic^ a. sinueux,

.Sinus, s.iï'-neiK (•, s.goift ; sinus, m.

Sip, sip, s.petilioup,w. : —, V. a.etn. hoire A petits (oupt,

.Siplioii, s ii'-feimc, J. siphon, m.

Si|)p«r, sip'-eiir, s. i/ui b.'il <i petits coups,

.SippLi, sip'-LlI, i. m,iuillette, i.

Sir, seiir, s. monsieur.

Sire, s.iir, .r. sire ; père, m.

Sirtii. s.u'-r, Mil, .r. sirène, (. ^.

Sirlom, '.ciir'loiiic, .r. ali>yau, m,

Sirr.ili, •■iiir'a, .c. ci/iiin, m.

Siriip, Sirup, siur'-eupi-, s. sirop, m,

Siruijy, seiir'-eup-i, a. sirupeux.

Sister, sis'-teiir, s. snur, {. ; — in-l.iw. s. belle-fitur, t.

Sisterliood, sis'-teur-lioudc, x. qualité dt soeur; scuti

de sa-urs, f.
Sisterly, sis'-teur-li, a. et ad. de sivur.
•Sit, site, f. (i. <■/ «. asseoir; être assis; s'asseoir; tt

tenir; se reposer ; demeurer ; aller {v/tement); lu —

t\ij*i\, s'asseoir ; fixer sa demeure; to — ont, rester

jusqu'à lajin ; être sans occupation,
.Site, saït^, s. situation, (. ; site, m.
(Sitli, sitli, V. Since.
Sitlie, s;ijilic, s. laux, f.
Sitting. sil'-inV"', s. séance ; incubation, f.
Situ.ite, sil'-cliiou-étc. Situated, sit'-cliioii-t'-ted, n. situe.
Silii.ition, si-tcliiou-é'-clieuiic, s. situatu'n, f. i empl-i, m.
Six, siks, n. six; at —es and sevens, en di's.in/iy,'

— fold, (I. sextuple ; —pence, s. pièce de six peiue, f . ;

— score, 'I. cent vingt.
Sixteen, siks'-linc, ;;. seize.
Sixteenlli, siks'-tiiin'tli, a. seizième.
Sixth, sikslli, (J. -ly, ad. si.\icme.
Sixtieth, siks'-ti-etli, a. soi.xantième.
Sixty, siks'-ti, n. soixante.

Size, saiic, s. grandeur, f. ; volume, calibre, m.;

condition; colle, f. ; —, i'. a. ajuster, calibrer; coiicr.
Sizeable, s,n'-za-bl', a. proportionnel.
Sizcr, saî'-zeur, s. écolier servant, m,
Siziiiess, sai'-zi-ness(', s. viscosité, f,
Sizy, sai'-zi, a. visqueux, gluant.
tSkart, skarti', v. Scratch.
Skate, bkétc, s. patin, ni. ; — , v, u.patitieK
Skater, sk^î'-teiir, s. patineur, m.
Skeaii, skinr, s. petite epée, (.
tSkeely, ski'-li, v. Skilful.
tSkeen, skiiic, s. couteau, m.
Skej,', skei;, s. prune sauvage, f.
Skejîjjer, skeij-eiir, s. saumoneau, m.
Skeiii, skuiic, s. é<heveau, m.
Skeleton, skel'-iteunff, s. squelette, m.
tSkellies, skei'-liz, pour Si|uiiits.
tSkelp, skelpr, t'. ,/. passer rapidement.
Skep, skepp, s. panier à b.'é, u\. ; \ruche, f.
Skeptic, skep'-tik, s. sceptique, ni.
Sketch, sketch, s: esquisse, f . ; croquis, m.; — , f. a.

esquisser.
Skewcr, skioiir, s. brochette, . ; —,v. a. brocheter.
Skid, skid, s. sabot, m. ; —, v. a. enrayer.
Skiir, skif, .r. esquif m.; chnloupe. f.
Skilful, skil'-loul, <i. — ly, ad. habile ; adroit ; versédaiis.
Skilfuliiess, skil'-foul-nessc, s. habileté; adresse, f.
Skill, skil, s. adresse, habileté, f. ; savoirfaire, m. ; —,

V. >i. être versé dans ; importer.
SkilletI, skild, a. habile, adroit, versé'.
Skillcss, skir-less*", a. maladroit.
Skillet, skil'-ett, s. petit chaudron, m.
Skiiii, skini<^, s. cciime, crème, f. ; — milk, j. lait écn'nil,

m. ; —, V. a. et n. écmner; écrémer ; ej!leur,i .
Skiii.nier, skim"-eur, s. écumoire, f. {parco ■> ir.

Skill, si;ip^, J. /<•<»«, f . ; cuir, m.; — , v. a. éconlii-r;

couvrir d'une peau ; to — over, se cicatriser.
Skiiik, skin''., s. boisson, f. ; — , v. n. verser à boire.
Skinner, skin'-eiir, s. pelletier, fourreur, m.
Skiniiiness, skin''-ni-ne5s^, s. maigreur, f.
Skinny, skin"-i, a. décharné.
Skip, skip, s. saut, bond, m. ; — jack, s. gueux revêtu,

ni. ; — keiiiiel, s. saute-ruisseau ; galopin, ni. ; —,

7: a. et te sauter, bondir ; franchir ; passer.
Skipper, skip'-cur, s. patron; matelot; jeune fou:

ver tie fromage), m.
tSkirI, skerl, s. cri aigu, m. ; soupe, f.
Skirmisli, sker'-iiiich»', s, escarmouche, f. ; — , v. n.

escarinoiicher.
Skirmisher, sker'-mich-cur, s. escarmoueheur, m.
Skirr, sker, v. a. et n. parcourir ; s'enfuir.
Skirret, sker'-it^, s. chervis, m.
Skirt, skertr, s. pan, m.; basque, f. ; bord, m.

frontière, f. ; — ,v. a. border.
tSkitcher, skit'-cheur, v. Skate. (

Skitt, skitt, V. a, railler. . ^ . .- .' > , j ^ .

RKI

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SLU

Skidlstl, i>kU'-iL)if, ri. — ly, ait (iiiibritgtux ; i.ifniitHX.
Skitl'slmcss, skit'-ii.lK'-iiCbs^, s. taraiUie utfruUiix,

in. I Joiiiirfrit, f.
Skittles, skit -lIV, I. //. i/uHlts, f. (il.
JSkivic, ski'-vi, ii. i/i;,i ;/;•!•.
jSkrciKli. skri^li, s. ir$/ft(a>i/,u\.
Skill-, skimi, o. tntitrs ; tit biais.
Skull, skeul, f. Siiill.
Sky, skill, s. cifl, in. ; dtiix, m. pi. \ — coloiiri-il, a.

azurt ; — lark, t. alourtle, f. j — li^;lit, t. ahu'ji'iir,

III. ; — rocket, s.fuse't roUiuft, I.
Skyey, skai'-i, a. Uii cid, /lliiir.
Skylsli, sknï'-lclif, a. azurt', fi/euttOe,
tSkytc, skit/, I. TiiiirifH, in.

Sl.il). sl.il), J. i/iisse (lit bois), {, ; ^Jthis, m. ; —, a.
Slabber, sl.ili'-cur, v. n. biiTtr. {visqueux.

Sl.ibberer, sl.ili'-eiir-eur, s. bnvfur. in.
Slabby, slab'-i, v. Ji.u/iieut ; giichtiix.
Slack, sl.tk, r». — ly, itti. UUht ; Uni ; —, s. braise ; —,

Slacken, slak'-k'n, v, a. et «. Uichtr, lU-ieiuirt :

t/iMDiiier; iiiii'ucir ; le relJiher ; se ralentir ; tom-
ber ai poussière.
Slackness, sl.ik'-ness^, i, reliicliement, m.; lenteur;
Sl.i(f, sla^f, s. srorie, t. [uDUt/ia.'tiutr, f.

Slaiii, sleiif, i'. Sl.iy.

ISIaister, slo'-sleur, v. n. s'y /rendre imtlailroiteinoi/.
Slake, siékc, s. /toion de neiire, m. ; — , i'. u. e/eiiulre ;

apaiser ; \tai.'nr ; to — une s tliirst, se di'saltticr.
Slain, sl.im^, r. Tole, f. ; — , 7'. a. /aire la vote.
Sl.imicr, slaii.'-ckur, s. tue'disauie, f. ; —, v. a. médire de,
Sl.iniierer, sliiif'-deiir-eur, s. lUiditaitl.m.
Siaiulerous, slani-'-ileur-eiicc', i?. — ly, ad. médisant,
Slank;, slanV, s. arijot, m. {t. aussi Sliiij;).
SlaiiK, slan'lc, s. a/nue marine, f.
Slant, slann't, Sl.tmint;, slann't'-in°);<(i', a. en biais,

de travers.
Slantly, slann't'-li, Slantwibc, sl.iiin't-oiiaui-, ad. oblique-
ment, de travers.
Slap, slap, s. coup, sifflet ; x^diliis, m. ; \brithe, t. ; — ,

ad. avec un coup sec; tout d'un coup; —, v. a.

claquer.
Slash, sincli/, s. balafre ; taillade, f. j —, v, a.

balafrer ; taillader.
Slatcli, slatcli, s. corde Idclie, f.
Slate, siétc, s. ardoise, f . ; — ijuarry, ardoisière, (, ; —,

V. a, couvrir d'ardoises.
Slater, sié'-teiir, s. couvreur en ardoise, m.
Slatter, slat'-eur, v. n. être ne^li_i;eiit.
Slattern, slat'-curn, s. souillon, m. et f. , — , v. a.

gaspiller.
Slatternly, slat'-eurn-li, ad. u/f^lii^eminent.
Slau^liter, sl.l'-teur, s. massacre, m. ; bou./ierie, f. ;

— Tioiise, s. abattoir, m. ; — , v. a. massacrer.
Slaut;literous, sl.l'-leur-cncf, a. meurtrier.
Slave, siévt', s. esclave, m. ; — trai.le, .f. traite, f.
Slaver, slav'-eur, s. bai'e, f. ; — , v. n. baver.
Slaverer, slav'-eur-eiir, s. baveiir ; idiot, m.
Slavery, slé'-veur-i, s. esclavaj,'e, m.
Slavish, slc'-vicli^, a. — ly, ad. servile, d'esclave ;

en esclave.
Slavishness, sld'-vicliï-nessj-, s. servilité', bassesse, t,
•Slay, sié, v. a. tuer, massacrer.
Slayer, slé'-eur, s. meurtrier, ni.
Sleave, sliv, v. a. dévider, effiler.
Sleazy, sli'-zi, a. délie' : clair ; faible.
Sied, sied, s. traîneau, m. ; — , v. a. transporter

en traîneau.
Sledge, siedjir, s. traîneau, m.
Sleek, slik, a. — ly, ad. lisse, foli, doux ; —, v. a.

lisser, folir. ( reposer.

Sleep, slip, s. sommeil; repos, m. ; * — , v. n. dormir.
Sleeper, slni'-eur, s, donneur, m. ; plate-forme ;

traverse, f.
Sleepiness, slip'-i-ness^, s. assoupissement, m.
Sleepiii)?, slip'.in'g'/^, a. dormant; —room, s. c/iambre

à coucher, f.
Sleepless, slip'-less«, a. saus sommeil.
Sleepy, slip'-i, a. assoupi ; soporifique.
Sleet, slit?, s. grésil, m. ; —, v. n. are'siller.
Sleeve, sliv, s. manc/u, f.

Sleeveless, sliv'-less^, a. sans manches, absurde.
Sleight, slaït^', s. tour d'adresse, m. ; ruse, f.
blender, slenn'-deur, a. — ly, ad. mince délie' ; svelte ;

chéHf.
Slenderness, slenn'-deur-ncss^, s. petitesse ; faiblesse, f.
Slept, slept, V. Sleep.
Slew, sliuu, v. Slay.
Sley, sIé, s. peigne de tisserand, m.
Slice, slaïc?, s. tranche ; aiguillette ; spalnlt, f. ; — ,

V. a- trancher.
SUd, »Ud, Slidden, slid'-d'n, v. Slide,

tSIiddery, slid'-iloiii'l, ;. Sli|ii>i'ry.

Sliile, sl.iidr, s. atissade ; nlissoirt ; coutitse ; couru

facile, (. ; —, V. n. i;li\ser, loiiler.
.sillier, sl.ii'-ileiir, t.^'livseur ; cou.'.iiif, m.
Sliilin^'r.til, sl.ii'-(liii'j;<(? rèlc, t, X'"'e if/titein/iit,

aluuc. (.
Slii{lit, sl.iit?, a. - ly. ad. miu<e, le'ger ; faible ; ch.-lif!

—, s. meprti, acdain, m, ; —,v. a. mépriser ; di-

daii;iier.
Sli);lilcr, sl.iï'tcur, s. leliii qi,i >nepri\e.
Slii;litiii^,ly, slai'tin'jî'/^-li, ad «irvi dédain,
Sliv,'litiii.'s^, sl.iitc'iii'ssf, (. Iii;,rel,- ; nii;ligenct, f,
Slily, sl.ii'-li, ad. adroitoueuf./iiiemeiit.
Slini, slimi", a. mince, ef/i/e; linger.
Sliine, slaiiiii', i. bourbe, {.
Sliininess, sl.u'-nii-nessc, s. viscosité', f.
Slimy, sl,ii'-ini, a. bour/'eu.r.
SliiiLss, slai-ness/", s.Jlnesse, ruse, f.
Slinv;, slln'v,';/^ i. fronde; ecliarf>e ; baiid,<u'ière ;

ehiiQiie, I.; •— , v. a. lauter aiec une Jr.iidc ;

el III!; lier.
Sliiiifer, slin'n<('-eur, s. frondeur, m.
Slink, slink, .r. rti'.i»7i»«, m. , •— , v. n. avorter; jViC'

fuir; s'cJtapper.
Slhi, slip, s. i;lissiitU ; faute, bévue; bouture; bande,

f. ; banc (de'i; lise): coulisse; desertion. (.; — bi>.u.|,

s. coulisse, f. ; — knot, s. luend coûtant, m. ; — slop,

s. ripope'e, f.; — , v, a. et n. glisser ; laià \er ci happer;

se i;iisser ; couler ; s'échapper ; ti> — duwii, se laisser

glisser; to — in, entier subtilement ; to — ont,

s'ei happer ; se sauver.
Slipper, slip'-eiir, s. pantonine, f.

Slipperiness, sliii'-mir-i-iiL-iM', s. lubricité; incerti-
tude, f.
Slippery, slip'-enr-i, (t. A'/i'jiii;;/,- lubrique.
Sllpi)y, slip'-i, a. gliisant.
Slit, slit?, s. fente, f. j trou, m. ; '—, -: a. et n. fendre;

se fendre.
Slive, sl.iïvt'. Sliver, slaï'-vciir, v. a. trancher.
Silver, slai'-veur, s. tranche, \.
tSIoaii, sloiif, s. souillon, m. et f.
Sli)ats, slot's, s. pi. barres, f. pi.
Slol)l)er, slob'-eiir, v. n. barer.
tSlocken, slok'-k'n, /i<«»' Sl.ikc.
Sloe, slô, s. prune sauvage, (. ; — tree, s. prunier

sauvai^e, m.
tSIojj.in. sloj;-ann', s. cri de guerre, m.
Slnnp, sl(jupc, s. chaloupe, coi-,-e.'le, f.
Slop, slope, s. j^iichis ; lavage, m.; — s, J. //. lar;es

ciitottes, f. pi.
Slupc, slop?, a. et ad. en pente, oblique, en biais , —,

s. pente; e'chancrure, f. ; —,v. a. et n. iiu liner,

pencher ; l'tre en pente.
Slopencss, sloix-'-ness?, s. pente, eihancrnre, f.
Slopevvise, slopf'ouaîz?, .Slopiii^'ly, slô'-pin'ii«ili, ad.

oilii/uonenl ; en pente.
Sloppy, slop'i, a. ,i:âclieux, sale.
Slot, slot?, s. trace, piste, (.
Sliilli, slôtli, .1. paresse, fainediiti.se. f.
Slothful, slùlli'-fuiil, a. — ly, it.l. piirestenx.
Slotlilulness, slolh'fiuil-iiLsv. s. /anitaniise. pares'n-, f.
Slinich, sl.ioutch, s. tète baissée, t, ; rustre, m. ; —, i'. ii.

et n. abaisser ; robaltre (thapeau).
Slon),'li, ilaou, s. bourbier, m.
.Sloii^liy, siaou'-i, a. bourbeuv.
Sloutli, slaouth, s. troupe, f. ; troupeau, m.
Si. non, sicuv'-v'n, s. homme malpropre, ni.
.Slovenliness, sIeuv'-v'n-li-iiLsv. s. tualpropretè, saleti'.t.
Slovenly, sleuv'-v'n-li, a. et ad. malpropre, salement,
Slovenry, sleuv'-v'n-ri, .r. malpropreté, f.
Slow, slo, <T. — ly, ir.i'. lent : puant.
Slowness, slo'-iiess?, s. lenteur, f.
Slowwonn, sl6'.oui;iirnif', .r. anvoie. f.
Slnblier, slenb'-eur, v. a.Jaire né,i;lii;emmciil,
Shuljîe, slendj?, s. bourbe, fanx'c. f.
tSIuc, slioii, T'. n. tri'z'ircr ; se glisser.
.Slujj, slcnj;, s. fainéant, m. ; limace, (. ; lingot, m.
Sln^'^'anl, slcu^;'euiil?, s.fainéan', m.
Slujisjisli, sleuy'-ich?, a. — ly, ad. p.iresseux ; indolent.
Slui,';,'isliness, slou^''-ich?-ness?, s. paresse ; indolen,,-, f.
Sluice, slioiic?, s. écluse, f. ; — , v. a. .1 b.mder.
Slumber, slouin?'-bei.ir, J. sommeil lé;;er,m. ; —, :•. ;/.

sommeiller.
Slumberous, sleuin?'-t>eur-euc?, a. somnij'ère.
Slunjt, sleunV«?, v. Slin^.
Slunk, sleun'k, v. Slink.
Slur, sieur, s. tache, f. ; bid me, m.; — , v. a. t.zcher;

ternir; tricher ; oinetire.
Slut, sleut?, s. souillon, f.
Sluttery, sleut'-eur-i, s. saloperie, f.
Sluttisli, slcut'-ich? a, — ly, ad. sale. . ,

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Sliittistinct^, slciit'-ic)i/-ne^w, i. sah/trit, f.

Sly, sl.iî, a, /III, riisi',

jSin.i', Mii.i, 7'. Siti.\ll.

Jjiiiatk, Mii.ik, s. i{'>i)t. III. ; smfiir; (riiiliirf ; cln,}ue,

I'.; -, V. (I. Iff II. i/o'iiirr iiiiif liii^iie ; ifi'iiiui- iiii I'liiitr

àtiT'oiiiriiY , leti'ir.
8111.1II, Mii.il, f>. /flit, iiifiiii ; bits : — liccr. s. pflitt

hitrt, f. ; — cii.il, i. t>r,ii\t, (. ; — cr.lft, i. ftlil jii/i-

ji-iK», 111.; — |)(>x, .f. fflilt Tfivlf, f.; -- slliil, s, fttil

fhiiiih. III.; —, .r. piiriK mime, f. ; Jaihlt, 111.
Siii.iMiiL-.'i. siilM'-iic-iSi-. i. pttiltsse ; /aiblasf, f.
.SiM.illy, Mii.M'i, iiii. /■ftilcnifiit.
Sill irt, siiMrIf', a. — ly, aj. fiiisaii/, pit/ininl ; v(/;

i/n,'aiil; —, s, cuisson, 111. ( vnt lioultui', t.\ — , v, M.

sriitir iim vivf lioii/tur.
Siii.irtness, sin.irt'-iifssc, s. iiljiacitf ; JIntsse ; /li'j;aiiit,
SuLitcli, siii.ilili, .t,);oiil. 111.; teiiitiirt, f. [f.

h.'Ji.itier, Mii.it'-L-iir, s. leiiitiirt, i.\ — ,v. n. avoir nil

X'oiU ; av.iii- une ttiiiliirt.
Siii.iltL'rcr, siiiat'-ciir-fur, s, lieini-iavant, m,
Siiif.ir, siiiir, 7'. a, tnUiiirf : tm/ier.
Siiif.irv. siiiir'-i, a. :;riiisstii\.
tSiiii'CKit, siiici k'-it, pour Siiii>kc<l.

BOF

Sliirll, Mliel, s. oiioiitl, 111. ; o.iiiir, f. ; — ff.ist, t, p<trn-
iitf. III. ; •— , 7'. ii. <■/ II. stiitir, Jliiirtr ; di'ioiivrir ;
to — .n rat, .SiUip^oniifr.
SiiiL'llcr, Mucl'-eiir, a. aliii i/iii sent.
Siiifit, smelt, s. fperlan, 111. ; — , v, a. fondre (i: aussi

.■iiiicill).
Siiicllcr. siiiclt'-ciir, s./oiuieiir, in.
SiiR-rk, siii<:rk, 7'. ;/. sourire iti;reahte>iient,
K:iiL'rk, siiicrk, Siiicrky, siiicrk'-l, a.t;ai, eiijoiu, riant.
Siiiickct, sniik'-iw. s. iliiiiii\i-lle, f.
.Siiiilo, siii.nl, s. s.uir^s, sourire, 111.; ~, v. 11. sourire
.Sir.iliii),'ly, sii.ai'lin),';/?-'.!, iiii. if un (tir, riant.
Smirch, simrtLli, t. a. salir, noircir.
Smirk, smerk, v. Siiit;rk.
•Smite, siiiailf, v, a. et 11. /rapper ; enflammtr ; se

i/iot/iier.
Siiiitli, siiiiili, t. forgeron, m. ; —craft, s. art du

jor-^t'ioii. III
SiiiilliLTy, smiili'-ctir-i, s.foixe, {,
Siiiitliy, sinitir-i, s.foixe, (.
Smitten, smit'-t'ii, v. Smite.
SiiiMik, Miiok, s. iJieinise de femme, (.; —frock, s.

blouse, (.
Smoke, '.mùk*', s. fiiim'e, f.j — , v. a. et H. fumer ;

s'eii/liiiniiier, s'allumer.
Smokeless, smok<f'-li:'s<', a. saiisflimee.
Smoker, biiiok'-eiir, s. fumeur, m.
.Smoky, siiii'ik'-i, a. tiuifuine ; plein de fumée.
tSiiioor, smiir^, v. Smotlier.
Smooth, siiiouth, a. — ly, ad. uni ; poli ; doux ; —, j». a.

unir; lisser; adfliitir; talmer ; /latter.
Smoothness, smonth'-ness?, s. poli, 111. ; douceur, f.
Smote, smote, t. Siiiite.
Smother, smeiith'-eiir, .r./z/wcV, f.; niia^ dt poussière,

m. , V. a. et n. étouffer ; courier.
Smouliler, smol'-deiir, t. 11. coiiirrisous la cendre).
Simi)^, smeii>;, a. — ly, ad. propre ; bien mis ; —, v. a.

parer.
Smiitj^jle, sineuR'-jjl', v. a. faire la contrebande.
Smuntjler, smeuif'-leiir, s. contrebandier, m.
Simii,'iijss, smeutj'-nessc, s. propreté, f.
Simit, smeutc, s. taclie de suie ou de charbon ; nielle :

obscénité, t.; — , v. a. et n. noircir; nieller; se

salir. I

Simitch, snieutch, v. a. noircir.

Siiuittincbs, siiieut'-i-iiessf, j. couleur enfumée ; sclelc', f. 1
Smutty, smeiit'-i, a. — ily, ad. enfuma ; sale ; oliscène. 1
Snack, siuik, j. /nr/, f.; morceau, m. !

SiialUe, snaf -H', s. caveçon ; brUion, in, ; —, v. a. tenir j

en bride.
Snng, snajj, s. bosse ; surdent, f.; c'iicof, m.
Sii.ij:Keil, siiajî'-cd, Sii.ii;sy- sn.i;.,''-i, a. noueu.v.
Snail, snél, s. limace, f. ; limaçon, escargot, ni.
Snake, snéke, s. serpent, m.
Snaky, sné'-ki, a. d; serpent.
Snap, snapc, s. bruit, éclat ; claqiteincnt, m. ; morsure,

i. ; glouton, m. ; — , v. a. et n. briser, frapper a~,ec

bruit : happer; goiirmander ; se briser, se casser ;

to — a.t, tîicher de saisir ; to — away, arracher.
Snapper, snap'-enr, s. bourru, brutal ; \fau.\pas, m. ;

— s, pi. castagnettes, f. pi.
Snnppisli, snap'-itlK-, a. — ly, ad. hargneu-v, bourru.
Snappishness, snap'-iclic-ness^, s. humeur acariâtre, f.
Snarc, snér, s. piège ; lacet, m. ; — , v. a. prendre dans

un piège ; attraper.
Snarl, snarl, s, mélange, m. ; —, v. a, et «. tniltr;

brouiller ; grogner.
Suarler, snar^leur, s. grondeur, m.

Snarllnt(, sn.ir'-lln ^ne, a. grognon, heurru.

Snary, siit'ri, n. /(.i/i-»(c«.v, brouillé, plein de pi'utj»

insidieux;
Su. Ill h, sii.iti h, s. happ'e. pi ise, f. j anh, m. ; —, v. a.

saisir xifenient ; emporter; to — at, Idiher dt

s<ii.\ir.
Sii.itdier, "snali.h'eiir, s. celui </ui s.iivlt Tirement.
Sn.itdimtjly, sii.tt<.h'iiri;"'-lii ad. à la li.lte ; briist/ut

ment.
tSii.iw, sn,1, V. Snow.
Sne.ik, siiik, T. n. ramprr ; rMer.
Srii.tker, snik'-ciir, s. /.uiin, 111. ; /alte, f.
Siie.ikiiijf, siiik'-iir^;/c, ii. — ly, ad. rampant; bas;

mesi/iiiii,
Sneakiip, snik'-eup, t. vaurien, m,
Siie.ip, snip. V. a. goiirmander.
ISiioik, siiek, s. loquet. 111.
Sucer, siiir, r, ris motjiieur, m, ; — , v, >i, rkan'r ; si

moi/iier de.
Sncerer, snir'-enr, s. ricaneur, m.
ISneeshiii»;, siiicli'-in'j;«i', s. tabac, m.
Snue/e, siii^ s. eternumtnt, m. ; —, v, n. Htmuer,
t.Snell, siiel, <(. vif; rigoureux,
Siiitk, siiik, s. entaille, (.
Siiitr, snif, V. n. reniyler.
Snip, snip, s. petit morceau, m. ; part, f. j — , v. a,

couper; rtgner.
Snipe, sliaijic, s. bécassine, (.
.Snipper, snip'-ciir, s. coupeur; rogneiir, m.
Snippet, snip'-it^, s. petite portion, f.
Snipsiiiip, siiip'-siiap, s. dispute, f.
.Snivel, siiiv'v I, t. loupie, f.
.Sniveller, sniv'-v'l-eiir, r. pleurnicheur, m.
(Siiod, siio(l«-, (I. propre ; gentil.
Snore, smlr, s. ron/leinent, m. ; —, v. n. ronfler.
.Siiorer, snor'-eur, s, ronlleur, m.
Snort, siiortf, v. n. s'ébrouer (cheval).
Siiot, snot/, s. mor-oe, (.
ISr-V^'r, snot'-eiir, s. cou de dinde, ni.
Snutty, snot'-i, a, inor-.rux.

Snout, snaoïitr, s. museau; groin (coihon), m.; trompe, f.
Snow, Mu\ /. neige, f. ; —bail, s. boule d^ neige, (. ; —,

V. n. neiger.
.Snowy, sno'-i, a. neigeux ; blanc comme ht neige.
Smib, sneub, s. mnid, m. ; —nose, s. nés camus, m. ;

— , V. a. gourinander, censurer.
SniitT, sneiif, j:. mouchiire, i. ; tabac en poudre, m. ;

rolère, f. ; — box, s. tabatih-e, f. ; — t.iker, s. pris/m;

m.; — ,v. a. et n. moucher; respirer; ronjler ;

,/lait'r; to — at, sefdcherde.
Smilfers, siiciif'-eiir'z, s. pi. mouchettes, f. pi. ; — pau,

s. porte-moiicheltes, m.
Smifllo, sneui'-(l', v. n. nasiller, parler du nex.
Siiuj;, siieuj,', a. l'ien joint; commode ; à son aise ; —,

7'. n. se serrer.
Smi;4i;le, sneiii;'-nr, j». «. se mettre commodément.
So, sô, ad. ainsi ; donc ; aussi, de même ; tant ; so so,

passablement ; — that, de sorte i/iie.
Soak, .sok, V. a. et n. tremper; mouiller ; pénétrer ;

épuiser; dessécher.
Sojtp, bopc, s. savon, m.; — b,;ll, j. savonetie, f. ; —

\m\\<ii, s. fabricant de savon, \\\.: — liouse, s. saion-

nerie, i. ; —, v. a. savonner.
.So.ir, sôr, s. essor, 111. ; — , v. n. prendre son essor.
Siil), sol), s. sanglot, 111. ; — , z'. n. sangloter.
Sober, so'-lieiir, a. — ly, ad. sobre, moiiéré : sérieux ;

raisonnable ; — , v. a. désenivrer.
Soberness, sô'-beur-ne.ss^. Sobriety, sô-brai'-i-ti, s.

sobriété, tempérance, f. ; sangfroid, m.
.Socca^e, sok'-éiljc, s. roture, t.
Sociability, so-chi-a-bil'-i-ti, s. sociabilité, f.
Sociiible, so'-clii-a-br, <i. — blj, ad. sociable.
.Sociableness, sô'-chi-a-bl'-ness^-, s. sociabilité, f.
Social, sô'-chal, a. — ly, ad. social.
Socialism, sô'-chal-iznif, s. socialisme, m.
Socialist, sô'-chal-ist^, s. socialiste, m.
Socialistic, sô-ch.il-is'-tik, a. sociatistii/ue.
Socialness, sô'-clial-ness^, s. nature sociale, f.
Society, sô-saï'-i-ty, s. société, (.
Sock, sok, s. chausson ; soc, m.
Socket, sok'-ett, s. bobèche, f. ; bec {de lampe), m. ;

douille; crapaiidine, f.
Sod, sodf-, s. motte de terre, f. ; gazon, m. (v. aussi
Soda, s6'-da, s. soude, f. (Seetli).

Sodden, sod'-d'n, v. Seeth.
Soder, sod'-cur, s. soudure, f. ; — , v. a. souder.
Soever, sô-ev'-eur, ad. qui giie ce soit.
Sofa, sô'-fa, s. sofa, m.
Soft, soft, a. et ad, — ly, ad, mou, doux ; tendre ; —

voice, s. voix basse, f. ; — , int. doucement l tout

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Soften» «or-Tn, v. it. ti n. nmo/Zir, adointf ! I'amoliir; Surcery, »nf'.<;ëf"l, /. wtrtHttit f. •

titifoiiiir. Siprd, »ôr<l/, / I'liiiiii, m.

Softener, koCrn-eiir, i. c/s'iti i/iti (tifitm if. [f. Sordiil, sor'-illiT, n. ly, aif. ta/t: fiat, itittrf,

Softness, kofi'-iicsw, I, ddtufitr ; maUtsit ; tUIUaUsu, i SunlUlni'M, koi'-ilul-ne»!)^, t, tiaturt ti>r<iult ; nusqui»
Solio, tA-lift', int. holA I ho I \ Htrit, f.

Soil, toll, /. taifie ; soHtJinrf, (. ; sol, terrain, ni. i — i Siirdinr, sor.tlln/', s. toiintint, t.

T'. a. laiir, soui/ltr ; fuintr.
Soiline», unil'-l-nei»^, s. saltt/, f.
Solouni, to'-ilji'iirn/-, s. sf/oiir, iii. ! —, v. ». s/joMriitr.
Snlourner, siS'-iljcur-ncur, r. ftruiiuer, in,
S<il,ice, soV-ace, i. consolation, t. ; —, v, a. iinito/tr ,'

itiirr/ir.
Sol.^r, sA'-lar, a. soiairf.
Sold, sAld, s. solitf, (. (?'. aiis\i Sell).
Solder, i>(il'-(leiir, j. icm/nit, f. ; —, f, a, soutier.
Soldier, sol'-dioiir, s, soiiiaf, ni.
Soldierlike, sor-dleiir-Liikc, n. i/c so/i/at.
Soldlcrsliip, sor-(ljciirclil|), r. /'fat mili/nire, ni.
Soldiery, sor-diciir-l, r. sp.'ilats, ai. \>\.
Sole, sfil»', <?. — ly, rt./. seul, iinti/uf ; ~, s. f/ante (i/u

fiifd) i SfUiflit : solt, f, ; —, V. If. niittrt Jcs ittntlUs.
Soletnii, sol'.eni, a. —\y,aif. soleiiiifl.
Soli'iiinity, s6-lcni'-ni-li, s. solfunilf, t.
Solciiiniziitidn, sn.Kiii.iii-zd'.clieiin^, s. it'lebraliou, i.
Sdlenuilze, sur-cinniii/^ r. a. ctlthrtr.
Solicit, so.|is'-it.', i>. a. sollititer, prifi:
Solicitatiiiii, sft-li-ci-t<i'-cheun<, .t. soliti/iifioii, f.
Solicitor, solis'-i-tcur, s. solluiltur ; /•>,>, uifiir, m.
SolicitoiiH, s(Vlis'-i-li'iic^, a. — ly, ail. iiii/iiitt.
Solicitude, sô-lis'-i-tioiid^, s. solliciliult, I.
Solicitress scilis'-i-tress*-, s. solliciltust, f.
Solid, sol'-ld, (I. - ly, ail. solide ; nrl.
Solidity, sô-jid'-iti, Solidiicss, sol'-id-nesv, s. sollM//,t.
Solilo<|uy, so-lil'-o-kDiii, s. so/ilogne, in.
Solitaire, so-li-tt-r', j. solitaire, in.
Solitariness, sol'-i-tiiriiicss»', i.so/initle. f.
Solilury, sut'-i-t.i-ri, a. — ily, aj. solitaire; —, s.

solitaire, in.
Solilude, siil'-i-tioud^, s. tolitUile, f.

Solo. SlV-lô, s. solo. III.

Soliiliility, su-lion-l)ir-i-ti, s. soluHlitt'', (.

Suliililc, sol'-iou-lil', «I. soliitile.

Solntion, sôdiiiii'-tlieiiiK', s. solution, f.

Solv.iMe, sol'-va-til'. <». soltable, solnhle.

Solve, solv, V. a. résoudre ; expliiiuer.

Solvency, sol'-vciiii-ii, s. sohahilite, I,

.Solvent, sol'-vfiinl, a. solvalu'e.

Some, seuiiic, a. i/iieli/iie ; eertain ; eiiTiron : — body,
y. t/iiel(/ii'iin; — \\i>w,ad. de /inon on dantre; —tiling.
s, i/neli/iie those: iin pen: - tiiiio, ad. aiHreJoii ;
—times, a. qiieli/iie/ois ; lanlilt ; —what, s. i/iieli/ne
(hose : nn pen, tant soit peu ; —where, ad. i/ue/i/ne
part, ailleurs; —while, ad. dans quelque temps,
jadis.

Somerset, senm'-eur-sett, s, saut fe'rillriix, in.

Somn.iinbulist, boiiif'-namf-biou-hst, s. somnambule, in.
et f.

Somnambulism, som«'-nam^-biou-lizin, s, somnambu-
lisme, in.

Somnitic. soin^-nif-ik, a. soporifique.

Somnolency, soni<"'-n6-lenn-ci, s. somnolence, f.

Son, seunf, s./ils, in.

Son»;. son'i;/(i'. s. cliaiison, f. ; chant, m.

Sonjjster, sonV-stcur, s. chanteur, in.

Sonj;stress, son n'-'>'ress^. s. clianteuse. f.

Sonorous, sô-n<j'-reur^, a. — ly, ad. sonore.

Sonship, seun^-chip, s.Jiliatioii, f.

Soon, soun<', ad. tfit, hit mât ; as —, aiissildt : autant.

Sooner, soun'-cur, ail. plus tél.

Soonest, soun'-ost, ad. le pins tot.

Soot, sout^, s. suie, f.

Sootli, south, a. — ly, ad. agr/able ; —, s. verity, f.

Sootlie, south, V. a. adoucir ; flatter.

Soother, sonlh'-cur, s.Jlaltcnr, in.

•Soothsay, south'-sc, v. a. prédire.

Soothsayer, south' -se-eur, s. dez'iii, in.

Sooliiiess, sout'-i-nessif, s. tioir de suie, m.

Sooty, sout'-i, a. couvert de suie ; noir, sombre.

Sop, sop, s. morcetiu trempa, m. ; soupe, {. ; —, v. a.
t.-emper.

Soph, sof, s. t'iève gui est depuis deu-x ans au collège.

Sophis.-ii, sof-izm, s. sophisme, m.

Sophist, sof -ist. s. sophiste, m.

Sophistical, sô-fis'-ti-kal, <i. sophistique.

Sophisticate, sô-fis'-ti-két^, v. a. sophistiquer: falsifier.

So|)histication, sô-fâs-ti-ké'-clicun<-, s. falsification, f.

Sophistry, sor-is-tri. s. sophisme, m.

Soporific, sop-ô-rif-ik, a. soporifique.

Sorb, sorb, s. sorbe, corme, f.

Sorcerer, sor'-cer-eur, s. sorcier, m.

Surcere«s, sor'-eer-ess*, f. sorcière, f.

Sorc, »or. II. et ad. — ly, ad. douli>urtux ; riolenti
I itonloureuteinent : fort : —, s. ulcire, m. ; plaie, f.
Siinnes-i, v'if'-iie-.s»', s. tuai, m. ; douleur, i.
Siirrel, sor'-il, s. o.ieili'e, f. ; —, n. ateian: baiane.
Sorriness, sor'-i-ness/, s. mautais état, m.; meduvrite, (,
I Sorrow, sor'-A, i. iha^'rin, m. ; triiteise, f. ; —, i'. »i.
/tre a'flit;e. fpitoyable,

I Sorrow lui, sor'-A-foul, a. — ly, ait, chaprin, Irisit ;
1 Sorry, sor*.!, (t. — ily, ii,/./,y. Ac ; irtste ; m/ihant.

Sort, sort?, s. sorte : manitre, {.; —, v. a. et n. ilasser;
j assortir ; choisir ; lonvenir ; i'ajsi\ier, s allur.
' Sortition, si>r-ti( h'-ciini', s. tir.i,^'/ ,iu wrt, in.
I Sorlmeiit, sort'-menn't, i. aisor/inient, m.

Soss, soss, T'. »/. se liodiner, se dorloter,
\ Sot, soti-, .1. sot: ivrogne, m. ; —, v, a, et n. atrul.rt
s'enii rer.
Sottish, sot'-lcli^, (I. — ly, ad. sot, slupide.
Sottishncss, sol'-ii h^-ness/, r. sottite ; b/liie, t.
Sou(;h, Miif, s. egoiit soulerrain, m.
Souijlit, s\\e, V. Seek.
Soul, sol, X. dme, f. ; esprit, m.
.So«||c,s, siM'Ii-sv, a. sans dme : vil.
Sound, s.ioim'd, ,i. et a i. - ly, <ii/. iiii'<i .■ en bon état :
droit : fort ; pro/oiid : —, f . sonde, (. ; son, bruit, m. :
sèihe, (.; —, v, a. et >/. soutier; sonner; Jeter la
soiitie.
Souiulncss, s.ioun'd'-nessc, j. santé : solidUi ; pureté, (.
Soup, siiiipi', s, soupe, f ;pot,ii,'e, m.
Sour, siioiir, a. - ly, ad. aigre , acariâtre : pénible ; —,

î'. <r. et H. aigrir : s aigrir.
Source, Sone, j. source, (.
Souri riiule, s.iour'kraouti-. t. cMon-croule, f.
I .Sourish, saour'-ichi-, n. aii;relet.

I .Sourness, s.iiiur-nessc, s. itii^rrur ; humeur chagrine, t.
I SoiKu, s.ioucc, f. saumure, I'. ; —, v. a. et n. marinei ;
ploiit^er ; fondre sur.
South, s.iuulh, s. sud, midi, m.; -, a. et ad mé-
ridional, till midi : au midi ; — cast, s. sudesl, m. ;

— west, siiil-oiiest, m.

Southerly, Siiouth'-eurli, Southern, saoulh'-rurn, a dit

sud, me'ritiional.
Southward, saouth'-ouard, iii/. au sud, au midi.
Soverci>,'ii, seuv'-crinc, a. — ly. ail. souverain.
Soveniniity, seuv'-cr-inc-ti, .r. souveraineté, f.
Sow. s.iou, s. truie, laie, f. ; saumon {de plomb), m. ;

— brca<l, X. truffé, f. ; —pit;, s. tothon de lait, ni. ; —,
sA. V. ij. semer, ensemencer ; coudre.

Sower, so'-cur, s. semeur, m.

Sowins, s;iou'-in'z, s. bouillie tf avoine, f.

Sown, sônr, 7'. Sow, v. a,

Sp.ice, speciT, s. espace, m. ! étendue, f.

.Spacious, spé'-cheur/-, a. — ly. ad. spacieux.

Sp.iciousncss, spé'-chcucc-iRssc, s. :;rtinde étendue, f.

Spadcllc, sp.ïd'-(ir, s. pitite bêche, f.

Sp.iile, spedt-, s. bêche, i.; pique, m.! —, v. a. bêcher,

I.Spae. sp.l, -j. (I. prédire.

tSpacwife, sp.V-ouaif, s. devineresse, f.

Sp.ike, spck^ V. Spuak.

.Sp.in, spaiif, s. emptin, pan, m. ; courte diirc'e : brague,
f. ', — , I'. <». mesurer par emptius (i'. aussi Spin).

ISpani;, span (;«(•. v. Sprinj;.

Sp.ini;lc, span'u'-t;!", s. paillette, (. ; —,v. a. orner de
paillettes.

Sp.iiiicl, spau"-yel. s.épagneul, m.

Spauk. span'jîk, v. a. frapper du plat de la main,
taper.

.Spanker. span't;k'-eur. .r. personne forte : viole, f.

Sp.innew, sp.in'-uiou. a. tout battant neuf.

Spar, spar, s. verre, ni. ; barre de bois, .. ; rayon, m. ;
— , V. a. et n. barrer, se disputer.

.Sp.ire, spcr, a. —\y, ad économe : chiche ; rare; maigre;
I — linur, X. heure de loisir, f. ; — rib, s. côte de porc, f. ;
I —time, s. loisir, ni.; —, v. a. et n. épargner; nu-
I nager ; se p,isser.
\ Sparer, spù'-reur. s. celui, qui épargne.

Sp.irjiefaction. spir-dji-fak'-cheune, s. aspersion, i.

Sparinjî, spé'-rin t;'/^ , a, — ly, ad. économe, inenager ;
! cliétif.
! Spariiif^ness. spii'-riiiff/r^-ness^, s. épargne, f.

Siiark, spark, x. étincelle ; btuette, i. ; galant, m. ; —,
-.'. n. étinceler.

.SparUfiil. spark'-fonl, a. vif ; leste.
' Sp.irkish. spark-ichi". a vif: élégunt, brillant.

Spaïkishncss, spark'-ichf-nessc, x. gaieté ; pr.tpreté, f. ;
ttgrénient, m.

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8|Mirkl«, Ikpark'kr, /. rlimJU; hltultt, .\ —, V. u,

ttlUitttf.

S|i.irklliiv;ly, s\\mV Ww' ^»f-\\, ad, aitfcritnt.
S|i.irkllnniiess, ^|lark'■lll^K"<'-nF«k^, /, nlut, Imlrt, m.
hjiiirniw, ii|i.ir'-('i, f. iiiiUnfaii, m,\ — li.iwk, j. tftrvnr,
Sptisiii, s|M/iii, f. t failli. III. (III.

Sp.it, s|i,il^, i./ral. III.
S|MtlFr, s|iat'-ctir, v, a. ^t H. î«lir, tfriiir; midiottr i

hmioiiilln'.
Sp.iltrril.i<>tir<i, «|i«t'-e<ir-il;irh-l/, x.fl. guftrfs, f. pi.
paluU, (.

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SpilMiTe, »pln'V<IJ/, *, /finardf, m. pi.

spindle, «pin'dr. f.f\titau, iii. ; brotkt, t. \ //vtf, tû. |

Siiiitula. «p.i('-(liloii-l.i, s. tfa

tSp.llll.l, sp.llik 1. ff,IHtf, f.

Sp.iviii, *p.iv'-in/, J. f/'iirtiH, III,

Sp,iwl, >|i.l|, /, 1 ractiif. III. ; —, t: u. craihti;

Sji.iwn, sp.liK, t. /rat, m.i simnut, (. ; —, v. a. «t n.

/rayir ; frtsiiiirt.
Spiiwner, sp.V-iioiir, s. /i iuon/*mt!/t, t.
Spay, s\<i, i: a. (fut/rtr.

•Spc.ik, splk. r. a. tt it dirt, tyfirliiitr, farltr.
Speaker, splk'-ciir, i, fnrii-iir ; or.tfnir, in.
S|)e.ikliiu-triiiiipct, spik'-iirKfir-trcuiirp'-i'lt, }■ forU-

T fix, III.

Spe.ir, spir, s. laiiif, f. ; //>i(U. in. ; — m.in, s. laiicitr,

111. Î —, V. ii. />er\(r A ouifs de laiut,
Spccl.il, spoLli' ,il, (f. — ly. ad. i/i-r iat ; farti, iilier.
Spi'ii.ility, spL'cli-al'-l-ti, SpcLl.ilty, ipcch'-al-tl, s- far-

luHtariti'. (.
Specie, spi'-clil, s. ftf^tf.t, f. pi.
Species, s|)i'-cliiz, s. ^.i/i'. i-, i/ntif, f.
SJiciific, spl-clf'-ik, .1. s^f'i i/i'/itf, 111.
Sjicrilicate, spl-tiC-i-ki'ti', T'. h. sftiiJUr.
Sjit'kificatlon, spcs-l-fi-kii'-clifiinc, i. tftrijiialion, f.
Siieclfy, <ipcs'-i-r.ii, 7'. n. sf/tifitr.
Spiciiiien, spes'-i-nicMii, j. sffumeu. Ahaiitil/cii, m.
Speciiuib, spi'-clipucc, a. — ly, iid. sf^iitiix.
Spec k, spek, s. Kuht, f. ; fniit, m. ; —, f. <». taelulcr.
Sjicckic, spek'-kl', J. /^/i// tmhe.f.; —, v. a. tnchttfr.
Spi'Ctaclc, spek'' ta -kl', s. .i/>nlai/t, .■ i -s, «A

liiiieltfs, {. jil.
Speclatdr, spelc-te'-tenr, f. s/ftfafriir. in.
hlieclrc, s|iek'teiir, i. tfftfiY, in.
Spcciil.ite, spck'-iuuk'tc, v. a. it il. oinfiivr, iiirdiltr ;

s/'i'iii/ti:
Spci Illation, spek-i'Hi-le'.tliciin/', .f. sff'iiitation ; obttr-

million, f.
Sptdilativr, spok'-ioii-l.iiliv, a. — ly, ad. '/'«'( u/,i/i/.
Spciiil.itor, spek'-ifiii-lii-teiir, s. .tf/cu/ii/tiir, ohtfrvn-

!fitr, in.
Speculatory, spek'-ioii-W-teiir-i, a. sfi'tuUitif.
Speil. sperf, v. Speed.
Speecii, spitcli, s. faro/,-, f. ; disroiirs, ni.
Sppechlcss, spitch'-lcss*", a. iiiurt.
Sl>ced, spldc, s. crUriW, hdtt, f. ; i^alof ; .furrft, m. ; —,

7: a. tl II. dffi'r/ier; exfiiiter ; txpfdier ; prot^^tr ; it

dfft'cher ; réussir.
Speediiiess, spid'-i-nessc, s. hdtf, fronflilndf, dili-

ginct, f.
Speedy, splcl'-l, a. — ily, ad. vitf, frotiiff.
f .Speef, spill", V. >i. t:ri>iifir.
iSpcer, spiral r. a. demander.
Sl)ell, spcl, J. charme; li.ucir, in.; •— , v. a. et it.

épeler ; orthoi^rafhier ; emhaiiter.
Spelling;, spel'-l'i't;»»^, s. /fellation, f.
Spelt, spelts, s. epeautrelm.
Spelter, spelt'-eur, s. sine, in.
Spence, spenw, s. di'peiise : \p/inriiineie, f.
•Spend, spcnn'd, x'. a. et ii. dép.-mer; cnniiiiier ;

épuiser : fatiguer ; faire la d' puise ; se perdre.
Spender, spen'd'-eiir, s. de- l'iisier, m.
Spendthrift, speu'd'-tlirift, s,predi;,'iir, m,
Spent, spenn't, v. Spend.
Sperm, sperm, s. sperme ; frai, m.
Sperse, sper», v a. disperser, disse'iiti'ier.
Spew, spiou, T'. >i. vernir.
Sphere, sfir, s. sphère, f. ; cercle, ni.
Spheric, — .il, sfecr'-ik, — al, a. sphe'i iniit.
Spherule, sfer'-ioul, s. x'Mu/e, m.
Spice, spalcf, x. /pice ; petite çuaii/itr, f. ; —, v. il.

/ptcer.
Spicer, sp,il'-ceur, s. /picier, m.
Spicery, spaT'-ceur-i, s. /pires, f. pi.
Spick-and-span, splck'-an'd-spaPt-', a. ton* neuf.
Spicy, spal-ci', a. aromatii/iie.
Spider, sp.iï'-dciir, s. araii;iiée, {.
Spigot, spip'-eiil^, s. hoitdou, m.
Spike, spaik, s. cheville, f. ; cpi, m. ; broche, f. ; —,

V. a. rendre pointu ; clouer ; ciicloiier.
Spikenard, spaïk'-nard*. /. aspic, ni.
Spill, spil, s. petit morceau, m.; —,v. a. et n. ré/audre ;

ditruirt ; st dissiftr. {tourner.

*Spin, spin*, *. tt. fl ». .filer ; tratntr tn longueur ;

ai-iti^'iie'e, t.

wlicel, «. tvuel

■ t>(,eudrpit,i';
iii/i h,iiil ;

Irrr, r, futaiii, ni.
Spine, «p.iiiif, T. rptiie du dci, f.
Spinel, sp,ii'-iiel, i. spiittlte, t.
Spinet, »pin'-ll/, t. tptnelte, t.
Spiiinrr, splii'-ciir. i. lileur, m. \
SpiiiiiiM);, iipin''-ln u»»^ i./ilatuie, (.

àjiler, m.
Spinciu!!, ipai'-iieuc/, a. épineux.
SpInNicf, •pin/'-Meiir, s. pileuse, t,
Spliisiry, i|iiii^'flrl, s.Jtlat:e, m.
Sjiiiiy, sp.ii'.iil. II. ifiiieux . diltiiile,
Si>ir.iclc, spir'..i-Ur, s. soupirail, m.
.Sjilral, >p.ii'-Ml, If. -ly, ad. spiral.
Spire, si'.iîr, spirale; aii;uillt, f. ; clocher, m. i —, f. <i.

monter eit epi, t;ermir.
Spirit, spir'-it<, i. \fluttte ; isprit, tn. : ~\ pi. lii.'iieurt,

1. pi.; humeur, (. ; —, v, a. aiitiiier, euiourn^er ,
fomenter.
Spirited, spir'-i-ted, <?. animé ; courageux.
Spirifednrs'i, spir'-ited-iicbV, s. vivacité tfexfnt. I. ;

gi'iiie, ni.
Spirilfulness, spir'-il^-fuiil-nesv, s. vivacité, f. ; Peu, m.
Spiritless, spir'-it^-iess/, a. sani vigueur, pustllait.m:,
Spiriton», splr'-l-teiuy, n. spiritueux.
Spiritii.il, spir'-i-lcliioii-.il. a. — ly, ad. spirituel.
Spirituality, spir-i-tiliioii-.il'-itl, t. spiritualité, f. ; j/'-

rituel, ni.
Spiritualize, snlr'-ltiliioii-.il-.iïw, v. a. spirituali^er.
Spirituous, spir'-i-li liimi-eiic^, a. ipiritiienx ; aminé.
Spirltuoiisne.s, spir'-ittliiim-eutr-iicis^, s. nature spU

ritueiiu ; Tii'iiili.f,
Spirt, speurti-, ;•. .i. ri n. Paire jaillir ; Jaillir.
Spirlle, vpeiir'-ll', .•. a. dissiper.
Spiry, ïp.iï'-ri. ir. spiral ; pyrainidiit.
S|)issitudc, spis'sitiiiiidr, s. ép.ii^snir, t.
Spit, spit^ t. hroJie ; pointe de terre, f. ; crachat, m. j

• — , 1'. a. et ;/. cmhroi lier ; craiher.
Spit.il, spit'-.il, s. hôpital, m.
Spite, sp.iitr, f. miiliie; rancune, f. ;

—, 1'. a. ficher, irriter.
Spiteful, sp.iitf'-foul. It. ly, ad. tiialit ieu\,

Jtaiiieiix.

Spitcriiliicss, ip.iïtr'-r'iuliii'sv, T l'ialice, ii!,'ih:iihef^'. (.
Spitter, spil'.iur. v. iralieur ; dat^iul, m.
Spittle, '.pit'-ir, T. .uitr.e, f.
Spl.ish, splaclii', .r. éiliil'oussure, f . ; —, t. a, et n.

éclabousser ; patauger.
Splashy, splarli'-i, ii. gdcJieiix.
Spl.iyfoot, splé'-fiiuli', <J. Ciicncur.
Spleen, spline, s. rate ; haine, t. ; spleen, m.
Spleenful, splinr'-foul, Spleeny, splin '-i, a. hypocon-
driaque.
Splendent, siilenn'-denii't, a. luisant, éclatant.
Splendid, bplenn'-did, ii. — ly, ad. spicndide, magiii-

Jique.
Splendour, splcnn'-<lciir, s. splendeur ; inai;ni/iceiice,f.
Splenetic, splen'-i-tik, Splcuisli, siilcn'-iclic, a. alio-

Hlaire, niélaiicoli(/ue.
Splcnt, splenn't, s. esifuille, f. ; siiros, m.
Si>lice, splaicf, s. épissure, i. ; —, v. a. épisser ; f'it\Ji>

à onglet.
Splinti splinn't, s. éclisse, f. ; fragment, m.
Splinter, splinr'-teur, s. éclat, m.; éclisse, f.; —,v. a.e.''\

l'riser, fendre ; se fendre ; faire voler en écia'

v'iisser ; voler en éclats.
•S iiit, splitr, V. a. et n. fendre ; sefeitdrt.
Splitter, split'-eur, s.fendeur, m.
fSplore, splnr, s. bamboche, (.
Splutter, spleut'-eur, s. vacarme, m.
Spoil, spoil, s. pillage, vol, m. ; perte, ruine, f . ; - .

7'. a. et II. piller, voler; perdre, corrompre ; "

gdter.
Spoiler, spon'-eur, s. volemr; spoliateur, ni.
Spoke, spôk, j, rais (roue); échelon, m. (v. aussi

Spcak).
Spoken, spA-k'n, i'. Speak.

Spokesman, spôks'-nian^, s. celui qui porte Im parole.
Spoliate, spô'-li-dt*, v. a. dépouiller ; spolier.
Spoliation, spA-li-ë'-cheuii^, s. spoliation, f.
Sponifc, spcun'dj?, s. éponge, f. ; —, v. a. et ii. éponger,

faire le Parasite.
Sponger, speune'-djeur, s. parasite ; escroc, m.
Spenj.fious, speuni?-dji-euc?, Spon^ry-- ■■ ■fun<'-dji, a.

spongiiiue. M-

Sponk, speun'ck, s. bois à demi pourri, ni. ; allumetle,
Sponsal, sponi^-snl, a. conjugal.
Sponsion, spon^'-jeun?, j. cautioiiiiiinent, m.
Sponsor, spon^'-seur, s. caution, f.
Spfmtaneity, sponMa-ni'-i-ti, s. spontanéité, f.

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roser ; saufoiiciiyri

ft{iiA\\.\x\to\xy k|)ii|)<-lt '-III eiK/, ii, — ly, ait. ifviituut.
S|iciiit.inco(isin;»>., k|iuii<'.tt:''ni'cuc/-i>esw, t, sfoiilm-

ii'iti , f.
h|iO<il, »|iiiiil, t. hoUiif, f.
;i("'iiii, <i|>iiniir, 1. iiiti/er: ^tgaif, f. ! — mtfil. J.

/"''•'''A'"'' '"• 1 *<^ii/^> f- i -. t', (I. fl II. uit/trt d j<i ;

•iZ/rr i> s<i ,

S|iiHiiifiil, s|i(iiin/-foul, s. nii'/Un'f, (.

■^I'firr.iii, >p<jr'-rini/, s. htninf, f.

hport, i>i><irlf, J. Jill, ttiitrli.\)r»ifiil; jKiirt, in.; lu

iiinkc — .//iiiiiix//'/-; — , t. a. «•/ ii. jmii; faraiit itt ;

SI i/ii'titir, s'limiiifi;
Spoririil, i>|)urlr'.(iiiil, i?. — ly, ad. fiijonr'./olillit.
S|M>ririiliiL'ss, •>|i(>it/'-ruul-iicks<-, i. tnJiuititifHl ; divtr-

liMfintnt, III,
S|«irtive, s|M)r'-tiv, ii. tiih'uf, l<niiiii.
SJKirliv Clicks, s|«ir'-liviic'«i', •. enit'iit'mtiit i daiiiiiitx't,
s|>i>rtMii.ui, s|lllrt^'■lllllll<■, i. i/iit.uciir, in, {in.

h|i>>rtiilc, -iMir'.ttliicnl, j. aiiiiiJiit, f,
S|iip|, •.piiic, i. fiti/if; //<»!<•, f , ; /ÙII, ni, Î —, V. a.

Ii<iltrr ; Uuhdtr.
S|iotlt">s, s|">l('.lc>'>^, (» fii;(.f tachr.
S|>oitcT, ^|>lll'•^.•«r, ,i, niiiiiim !ii,/u; I'nxi.iii; in,
SJiotly, s( iit'-l, I», lathe ; laillUf.
S|ious.il, s|)iiim'-/,il, fi, ii'/i/m'ii/ ; — , s. niariagt, m.
h|iimM!, '>|i.iotu,', s. r/iini.y, in, ; tfoiisf, f.

.S|l<niS<lcS!>, >II.ICUI«<''-|C ■.-,!•, (?. IIOIIHKIIIt .

b|Hiiit, spi" mlc. s. ivhiiiet : Jrl ii',aii, aiii;ft (lif irr'mlf),

III, ; /( V i/i; f, : — , r', a. el n. ferser aiei im/etiiosi/i',

/aire/f l/ir ; jaUlii:
b|irniii, siiri'iif, t. entorse, i. \ —, v. a, fouler ; ilomier

line eiilvr\e.
S|ir.iiiK, >|ir.in'K</^ v. Spring;,

bi;r.it, !>pr>it^, i, sitnliiie, f. 1

hpr.iwl, -.pr,!!, v. /;. \e .itlallie : se vaiilirr.
fipr.iy, spn', .t. menue liraiu/ie ; e,ume ile la mer, f,
SprtMil, ^pru<l, t. eteiiiiiie, f. ; -, :■. a. et ii. rten.ire ;

i/r//.'.ir;-, i'eleiuire ; sèfarfiller; se Uisfener :

i efiiiioiiir,
Sprt.idcr, sprcil'-ciir, s. (iiviilgateiir, in,
.spreiit, spmin't, a. ariose,
Spriu, spMK. s. ;et, nioit ; {hiuii/net, m.

Sprit!lit, sprailc, (, f sprit, in.; .'",A/-c, f.

Spri:.{lilfiil, spMit''-liinl, ii. - ly, tt,1. % if, plein de/eii.

.^prll;lltliMc^s, spr^iilf'-liiicsv, i. I'iiacite, i. \J'cii, in,

Sprinlilly, spr.ult-'li, a, -.■it. i,;ii.

.<>priiiK, sprinV"', > priii/eiii/'>. in. ; source, f. ; ressort;

.\aiif, eiaii. III. ; -liilc, r liante maire, (.; —tree, .f.

fiiloiiiiier. 111. ; ♦ , t', <». it ii. /.lire /<-;rr, foiis\rr :

allumer : /laiiihir : snillir ; sortir de terre ; sauter,

se détendre ; naître ; tu - ■ to li>;lil, paraître ; tu — ,1

mine, /ii/ir /c'//c/' une min-,
Sprinjfnï, sprinu'^jal, s. jeune lioinine, ni,
Sprin^rc sprm ilj^ s. pie^-e : /itet, m.
.SiirinifiT, sprin'(j;/'cnr, s. imposte, f,
S|)rin^;iiicss, %prinV<i'-i-iicsv, v elastkitc, f.
S|>rin(;lc, bprin '^;'•^^ , .r. pie,i;e. ni.
Springy, sprin ^<('-i, a. elastuine.
bprinkk', sprin n'-kl', v. a. et n. nrn

pleuvoir.
Si>rit, sprite, s. x^erine, rejeton ; fie.iupn', m. ;

T a. et II. Jaire jaillir : t;eriner : pousser.
Sprite-, spr.iitc, s. vi;a<ile, i. ; esprit, m.
hpritufully, spr.uti'-fimli, <ii/. <j: vv vi;acitt'.
Sprout, spriioutc, f, rejeton; jeune diou, ni. j —, 7

pousser ; irollre.
Spruce, sproncc, a. — ly, ad. pimpant ; (lr'j;ant ;

1: II. séparer.
Sprucencss, sproucf'-ncss^, s. ele'i^aiice, f. I

Sprung, sprcun'-n»,'!-, t: .Sprini;. I

Spuil, spcuil, s, petit couteau, i.;. ; he'i/uil'e, f.
Spiiinc, spiininic, s. eciiine. t'. ; — , t. 11. eiumer, !

Spuninns, spiun'-niciicc, Spiiniy, spioii'-iiii, ir, cciuiienx.
Spun, spfun/, v. Spin. ]

tSpune, spiounc, v. Spoon. |

Spuimi.', speim'djc, etc., :•. Spon(;c, etc, 1

SpuiiK, spcim'k, j. amadou, m. ; '.lvalue, f.
ISpunkic-, speun'-ki, s.jeii /oilet. m. ]

Spur, si>i.-ur, s. epercii ; ei^ot ; aiguillon, ni. ; v. a. et 11. '

donner de l'éperon ; aii,'iiilloniier ; animer. I

Spurious, spiou'-ri-cuC(-, a. suppose, bâtard. '

Spuriousncss, spiou'-ri-cuc?ness^, s. falsi/icafien ; ,

bâtardise, t.
Spurliii);, spcur'-lin'n'"', s. /perlait, m. !

Spurn, spcurn, s. coup de pitd ; mépris, ni, ; v, a. et 11.

frapper du pied ; ruer; traiter azec mépris.
Spurrier, si>eur'-i-eur, j. éperonnier, m. 1

Spurt, speurti", s jaillissement, m. ; boutade ; petite

ondée, I ; — , T. n. jaillir.
Sputation, spiou-té'-thçuii?, s, cr.tc/ieiiteiit, m. 1

bpi'.ltcr, kpciit'-cur, j, /1//.1/, m.;—, f, a. it «. i»-.l«

ilioier; i radier , bredoiiUier. lui.

Spiittcrer, 'pc«t'-ciir-cur, j, iiachotiur ; bredùuilieui ,

."ipy, spill, 1. eipu'ii, m.; — niaiis, j. lorguon, m, i —,

; . •/. efier, e\pio>,iier,
Sipuili, >kuuiib, a. et ad. di<,1ii, potelé , mou , ritde'uen't

~ , s, I, 'lutin mon ; /eiine pi., ■ n, m,
Si|ii,ililii>li, ski>uoli'.u:)i(>, II. liii/'u; touiil.
Sipi.ililijc, •.kouuirM', s. querelle, ri.te, f , ; —, r, n. 1*

i< lie relier,
Siin.il.lilcr, •.kiiUoji'liMir, 1, i/uerelleiir, ni.
Sipi.iclrun, skoii,\'-(lr<.iin<-, >, e\ adion, m. ; esiadrr, (.
S<|ii.(litl, skoui'l'-id. II. .iiile, malpropre,
Siiii.ill, skoii.'il, J. cri perdant, m. ; rafale, f. 1 —, t: w.

p, mur des »rii,
Sipi.illir, skou.H'-cnr, s. criard, m.
Siiu.inii.ns, ski.nc'-nicuc:/, a. étailieii.x:
Sipi.inilir, skc.ii.in^' ilnir, 1: a. diwiper, t^itspiller.
Sipi.iiiilcn r, skoii.iii^'.ilfiir-ciir, 1. dii<ipateiir, m,
Sipi.irc, skoiur, .». i,irre; li'iiiiete; --, i. carré;

larrean, ni.; plaie, f . ; uiseaii ; coin, m.; —,

t'. II. et n. rendit carré; régler « l'ti/ntrre ; aiusier;

s'accorder.
Scpi.irtness, skoucr'-ncsv, ». quadrature. T.
Siphuli, skiiiini li^, s. cliose molle ; ^'Oiide, f. j —, t. il.

e. raser, aplatir,

Si|U.it, skuuutc, <i, itccronpi ; trapu; —, t'. ».. i'ili*

I loiipir ; se tapir.
.Sipii.,iK, skoiiik, s. cri perdant, m. j —, f. 11. crier.
.S'iiicil, skoiiii, ,•'. ;;. crier.
S<|iK'.iiiiisli, hkoui'-inii.lK', II. d liiat.
Sipio.iiniiliiiess, skimi'-iniclii-iifss»", t. déliiatesse, f.
Sijucc/L', !,kiini/i', J. serrcineiit, lu.; ~ , v. a, serrer ;

lOinprinier ; pre\\lirfr.
Sii'.hIlIi, skiiiickli, s, lourde cliii'e, (.
Snuili, skuiiil), s./u\re, (. ; sarcasme, in.
Sipnll, skiiiiil, .r, si/uille, I.
Scpiint, skiniin't, a. louche; — cyoïl, a. l.niche ;

iroiiiiiiie ; —,v.a. et 11. loin lier ; rei;arilerdetra7.iry.
Sipiiif, skunaïr, .f. éciiycr ; ilieialier, ni.
.Sqnirrel, skoiitr'-il, s. écureuil, 111.
Siiuirt, skuiiLiirtc, .1, seriiii;ue, {.; flux de xeiitie, ni.;

— , ;■. II. et II. \erin,-iier; l'aTai der.
St. ill, vt.ili, .t, coup de poignard, in, ; --, :•. ii, /iv^-

n.irder.
Sl.ilili.r, st.ib'-tur, r. a^saisin, m,
.Si.iliijnnuiit, st.ii' •ill-iiMMin't, s. appui, fii/port, m.
Sl.iliiiity, st,i-|.i|.iti, ï. ■.lal'ililé ; yolili/c, i.
Sl.ililo, sti.'-lil', ir. st.il'le; constant ; -, s.e;.ili.'e,éiiiyie,

f, ; —, ;•. ri. elahler.

St.ililcncs.s, stc'-lil'-iicsv, .T. slnbilité, f.

Sl.ililibli, sl.il.'-licli-, V. l'slalilisli.

Stack, stak, s. meule [joui, etc.), pile (bols), f. ; aniai,

ni. ; —, T. II. iii'lire en tas.
St.Kliholilcr, st.if-liolil lu', .1-. ttatlioudcr, ni.
Stall', st.if I pi. St.ivcs), jr. l'.iton / epieu ; appui, soutien,

icrsct ; elat-iiiajor, m.
Staïf, st.ij,', s. cerf, m. ; poulidie, f.
Sla^c, sicdjc, s. éihujaiid, m.; scene, f . ; ttiédtre :

établi ; prixris ; relais, m. ; — coacli, s. diii.;enie,

1. ; — liorsc, V. cheval de posre, ni. ; — pl.iv, s. fihf df

théâtre, i.; — player, .v. acteur, 111., aiirice, f . ; -,

V. II. paraître sur la scène.
Statuer, slo-ilj<,ur, ,f. acteur, m. ; uitriie, f.
Stii,i;i,Mrd, sti'.;|'-,ircl/', s. cerf de i/ualre ans, ni.
Slai,'i;cr, blan'-fur, x: a. et n. cOranler ; iliaucclcr,

hc\it,r.
St.iH^f r^, st.in'-ciir>, r. /.'. -ertixo, ni.
St.ii^iiaiil, sta^'-n.inn t, <?. stai^iiaiit.
.SI.ij;MatL-, btat;'-nét<*, 7'. n. être stai^nant ; cioupir.
.St,i;.,'iiallon, î,t.ii,'-nt-'-clieiinc, s. stai; nation, f.
>i.\\\\. stcd, a. — ly, ad. i;iifz'e, pose.
.Sl.iidness, blcd'-iiLsv, s,j;raTite ; sobri.té, f.
i.'^i.iik, stckt-, z: Sli.Mk.

Si. lin, McUi', s. tai.'i.-; souillure, f. ; — , t. a. tai lier,
Stiiiior, ste'-nour. s.celni i/ni tache; teinturier, ni.
Stainless, steiic'-ksv, a. sans tache.
St.iir, stcr, s. dc^ie. m. ; man he. f. ; — r.i'^e, s. escal.cr,

m. ; —s. pi. estalier, m. ; down —s, eu f\>s.
Stake, s!ck?, s. pieu; bûcher; jnl.tn : enjeu, m.;

^a^eure, f. ; dani^er, m. ; to lie nt —, «71-^ compromis ;

—, V. a. garnir de pieii.x ; mettre au jeu.
Stale, stcl, (I. — ly, ai. moisi; use; éventa; depuis

lor.i^temps ; — . s. nheion ; nw.r.ihe, 1:1. ; vieille b.ere,

f. : — , V. a. faire paner de mode ; user,
Sl.ileness, stclt-'nc.ix', .f, vieillesse. (.
St.ilk, ut.lk, .f. tij:e ; queue {.fruit), f, ; trognon {chou),

m. ; demarche Jière, f. ; — , v. n. marcher avec fierté ;

aller doucement.
Stalking, st.lk'-in'jjw^, s. tonnelle, f. ; — liorse, s. cheval

d'abri ; masque, prétexte, m.

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S(.'ilky, sf.1k'-l, a. coriace, dur.

StM,i\.\\, s. e'lablt ; (curie, (.; étalage, in.; e'chof/'e ;
italic, f. ; — man, s. etitlat;istc, in. ; —money, s. etalaçe,
III. ; —, ;'. a. et ii. rtahler ; installer ; (Irt ranatie.

Stiillifin, slal'-vciinc, s. étalon, m.

i.SlalWiirt, staf'-diiartc, a. solide ; robuste.

tStainacli, (.tani'-dk, v. Stoiiiach.

StHiiiiiicr, bl.iiii'-i-iir, 7'. «. brcttouitler.

StainmcrcT, stiim '•tar-cur, s. biedouillcttr, m.

btainp, slain'p, s. coin ; batnncier; timbre, in. ; em-
J>reinle ; estampe, f. ; — -{liity, s, droit de timbre, m. ;

— office-, s. b:ireaii de timbre, ni. ; — paper, s. fafner
timbre, \\\.; —, v. a. et ii. frafftr du fied; filer;
imprimer ; timbrer.

Stamper, st.im'p'-cur, s. pilon ; d,'tritoir, in.

Slancli, st.iim'cli, a. bien conditionne : déterminé;
assuré ; — , f. a. et n. élancher ; s'etanclier.

Staiicliion, st.mc'-clieimi', s. elan(on, appui, in.

Stanclniess, stann'ch'-ncss<", s. bonté, t. ; bon état, m. ;
constance, (.

Stand, stanVI, s. station, f. ; foste, m. ; pause ; peine, f. ;
embarras ; étala^-e, m. ; etai^ères, f. pi. j to be at a — ,
être en suspens, rester court ; •— , i: a. et n. être
debout; être situé; se tenir; subsister; résister:
demeurer; rester ; persister ; to — in need of, avoir
besoin de ; to — in dmilit. douter de ; to — one's word,
tenir paro.'e ; to — \ y. être anpn's ; soutenir; se re-
foser sur ; If) — for, soutenir ; se dirii^er fers ; tn —
fiirlli, (U'ancer ; lo — in, coûter, Pers.ivrer, reliicher;
to — out, tenir bon ; avantcr ; to — lo, persister ; to

— upon, insister ; yii ire cas de ; prétendre ; to — with,
s'accorder.

Staiul.ird, stanc'-dard<-, s. étendard; étalon; titre;

miklèle ; support, ni. ; — hi:nreT, s. porte-étendard, m. ;

— , a. original ; classii/ue.
St.inder, stan'd'-cur, s. balii'ean, in. ; — by, s. spec-
tateur, 111.
Standing,', staird'-in'iî»;c, a. debout; établi; réglé;

■onstant; --, s. position, place, f. ; rang, m.; durée, (.
Sl.indisli, stan'd'-iclic, s. écriloire, f.
tSt.ine, Stella, V. .StoMu.
St.iiii;, stan'ir, s. perche, f.
Siauk, st.in'k, a. aj/'aibli; usé(v. a».f.n' Stink).
St.in.?a, st,iiit''-za, s. s ance, f.
Stajile, btc'-pr, s. enirepik, m. ; gdclie, f. ; —commodity,

s. marchandise principale, f. ; — town, s. ville mur-

chaude, f. ; — , a. établi ; réglé.
Star, star, s. étoile, (. ; —, v, a. etoiler.
Starboard, star'-bôrd, s. tribord, m.
Starch, standi, s. amidon ; empois, m. ; — maker, s.

air.idoiiuier, m. ; — , v. a. empeser.
.Starciier, st.irt''/-eur, s. einpeseiir, m.
Starclily, st.irtcli'-" , ad. avec affectât. on.
Starclmcss, stancli'ness»-, ,f. affectation, (.
Stare, ster, s. regard Jixe ; etoitrneau, m.; — ,v.>l.

regarder Jixenient.
St.irU, ..t.irk, a. et ad. — ly, ad. fort ; roide ; vrai; tout

à fait, entièrement.
Starless, star'-lessc, a. sans étoiles.
Starliko, star'-l.iikc, a. étoile ; brillant.
Starling, star'-liii i,'«c, s.ctourneaii ; éptrou (de pont),m.
Starred, stard, Si.ury, star'-i, a. étoile.
Start, startc, s. tressaill'ment, m. ; saillie, f. ; départ,

m. ; — , V. a. et >i. faire tressaillir ; soiiiefcr ; lancer;

proposer; tressaillir ; s'élancer; partir.
Startiii;,', start'-int;«^, a. ombrageux ; —hole, s, sub-

ter/ii^e, m.
Startlnuly, start'-in'ij>i^-li, ad. à hâtons rompus.
Startle, star'-tl', s. effroi, m. ; alarme, t. ; —, v. a. tt n.

alarmer; effrayer; s'alarmer.
Start-up, start'-eup, v. Upstart.
Starve, starv, v. a. et n. affamer ; mourir de/aim.
.Starveliiij,', star\ '-lin (,'»«", a. affamé.
Statary. sté'-ta-ri, a.fi.w, réglé.
State, slctc, s. état, m. ; condition ; dii^niié ; parade, f. ;

— allair, s. affaire d'état, f. ; — siiinn, s. homme

détat, m. ; — , V, a. établir ; exposer.
Stateliuess, stctf'-li-nessc, s. pompe, tnagnijîceiice, f.
Stately, stét^'-li, a. et ad. magnifique, pompeux ; allier.
Statics, stat'-iks, s. pt. statit/iie, i.
Station, sté'-chounf, s. station, situation ; condition, (. ;

poste, m. ; -, v. a. placer, poster.
Stationary, sté'-cheun-a-ri. a. station na ire, Jl.ré.
Stationer, sté'-cheiin-eur, s. papetier ; libraire, m. ; —s'

luill, s. chambre des libraires, f.
St.itistic, — al, sta-tis'-tik, — al, a. stalistii/ue.
Stall. tics, sta-tis'-tiks, s. pi. statislii/:ie, f.
Statuary, stat'-chiou-a-ri, s. statuaire, m.
Statue, stat'-cliiou, j. statue, f.
Stature, stal'-chiour, s. stature, f.
Statute. stut'-chiouUt s. loi, t ; statut, m.

Slave, sldv, s. douve, f. ; ais, m. ; portée, f. ; -^ it. A,

tnettre en pièces ; déjoiicer. ,

Stay, sté, s. séjour ; délai; soutien, m. ; bride; raison,

{. ; — band, s. têtière, f. i — lace, t. lacet, m. ; —s, //.

corset, m.', —, v. a. et n. arrêter; soutenir, em-

péilter ; s'arrêter; demeurer ; larder; tt reposer.
Stayed, stéd^. a. — ly, ad. gra-re, posé,
Slaycdness, stéd'-ness»', s. gravité, f,
Ste.'ul, sted^, .r. //air, f. ; litu, ni.; —, v. a. servir,

être utile,
Ste.idfast, sted'-fnst^, a. — ly, ad. stable; constant.
Steadfastness, sted'-f.ist-ness^, s. stabilité; fermeté,

constance, f.
Steadiness, stcd'-i-ness?, s. fermeté : cotistaïue, f.
Steady, sted'-i, a. — ily, ad. stable ; ferme ; constant ;

assidu.
Steak, stck, t. tranche de viande, f.
ISical, stil, î'. a. et n. voler, dérober ; s'étad-r,

s'échapper ; se glisser ; to — on, avancer insensible-
ment ; gagner sur ; to — upon, surprendre.
Stealer, sti'-lcnr, s. voleur, m.
Stealiiitjly, sti'-lln'f;"<'-li. ad. à la dérobée.
Ste.iltli, steith, s. vol, m. ; by — , à la dérobée.
Stealthy, stclth'-i, a.fiirtif.
Steain, stimc, s. vapeur, f. ; —boat, s. bateau .1 tapeur,

m. ; — carria^t, s. locomotive, f. ; —engine, j. machine

à vapeur, (. ; — power, s. force de la vapeur, (. ; —,

V, n. exhaler.
Ste.im-cloth, stiin^'-klothc, v. a, décatir.
Steamer, stim'-eur, j. bateau li vapeur, m.
Steed, still, s. coursier, m.
ISteek, stikc, v. Stitch et Shut.
Steel, stil, s. acier; briquet ; fusil, m. ; — , a. d'acier ;

— , V. a. acéré r ; aigrir.
Steely, stil'-i, a. if acier ; acéré,
.Steep, slip, a. — ly, ad escarpé, roide ; — , s. lieu escarpé,

m. ; — , V. a. tremper, imbiber.
Steeple, sti'-pl', s. clocher, m. ; —chase, r. course an

clocher, f.
Steepness, stip'-nessc, s. escarpement, m.
Steepy, stip'-i, a. escarpé.
Steer, stir, s. bonvillon, m. ; — , v. a. et u. goinerne:;

diriger; naj'ij;iier ; t-, v. Stir.
Steera^fe, stir'-écljt', s. action de gouverner ; direction,

f. ; sillaxe, m.
.Steersman, stirz'-manc, s. timonier, m,
tSteery, stir'-i, s. trouble, m.
tSteeve, stivt-, a. roi.le.
IStell, stell, s. abri, m.
Stellar, stel'-lar, a. stellaire.
Steiii, stem, s. ti);e ; queue ; ptoiie,(.; — ,v, a. aller

contre ; résister.
Stench, stcn'ch, s. mauvaise odeur, f.
tStend, stenn'd, v. n. marcher à grands pas.
Stenographer, sti-nojj'-ra-feur, s. sténoi; raphe, m,
Stcnogr.iphy, sti-iuij;'-ra-fi, s. sténographie, f.
Step, step, s. pas, m. ; démarche, (. ; marchepied ;

échelon, m. ; — brother, ,r. beau frère, m. ; — dau>,'liter,

s. belief ille, f. ; — father, s. beau-père, ni. ; — iiio lur,

s. belle-mère, f. ; — sister, .r. bclle-sirur, 1.; —son, s.

beau fils, m.; — , 7'. n. faire un pas, marcher;

avancer ; to — aside, se ranger de lôté ; to — forlli,

s'avancer.
Stereotype, sti'-ri-ô-ta:p<r, s, stéréotype, ni. ; —, v. a.

stércotyper.
Stereotyper, sti-ri-ô-taïp'-eur, s. stéréolypeur, m.
Sterile, ster'-il, a. stérile.
Sterility, sti-ril'-i-ti, s. stérilité, f.
Sterilize, stcr'-i-laïz^, v. a. stériliser.
Sterliu),', ster'-lin'jj;(c, a. de bon aloi, pur; — , t.

s.'erling, m.
Stem, stern, a. - ly, ad. sévèr., austère ; — , s. poupe ;

queue, f. ; gouvernail, in. ; \eloile, t.
Sterna^e, stern'-idjc, v. Steerage.
Sternness, stern'-ness^, s. air sévère, m.
.Sternutation, ster-niou-te'-cheunj", s. éterniitnent, m.
Stethoscope, sté'-tiis-kop<r, s. stéthoscope, m.
Stew, stiou, s. résen'oir ; étang, m. ; etiivée ; coiif.ision,

f. ; — , V. a. et n. faire cuire à l'étuvêe ; étoiijffer.
Steward, stiou'-eurd^, s. maître d'hôtel ; intendant.

économe, m.
Stewardship, stlou'-eurd<'-chip, s. charge de gran,i

tnaître ; administration, f.
Stick, stik, s. bâton, m. ; bûchette, f. ; — , v. a. et n. en-
foncer ; ficher ; attacher; coller; tnettre (emplâtre);

s'attacher, tenir ; s'arrêter; être embarrasse : to —

out. être de\a'uvré: avancer; to — upon, s'attachera.
•Slicked, stik'-ed, pour Stuck.
Stickiness, stik'-i-ness?, s. viscosité, {.
Stickle, stik-kl', v n. prendre le parti; nagtr tlUrf

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Sticky, stik -i, a. Ttn/iieiix.

ISlievely stiv*'-li, j. Stiflly.

StifT, slif. a. — ly, a.i ivufe; iii/Te.xtf>/f ; obttin^ : —

licarteil. ii. opiiitiitie.
Stilfen, slif-f II, V. a. tt n. roidtr , st roiJir ; s'eiisoiir-

Sliffne&s, stlf-nessf, s. rohUur ; obstination i opiiiùi-
Stirte, stai' rt', V. a. etoiifffi: \lielf, f.

StiRiiia. stij; -iiM {//. stiKiii.U.i), s.flftrt.\sni-e, (.
Sliyiiiatic, -.il, >.'it,'iimt' 'k, — al, a. in'aiiuiiit: dijff'anif.
Stiijni.itizc', sli^!'-m.i-t.ii<ri, v. a.jirti ir , litjliimer.
Stile, st.nle. i. eihalur, in. ; aij^uillt, f. ; ilvle, iii.
.Stiletto, stillct'-to, s itylet, in.
Still, still, a. et a,t. — y, ad. uilmt : Iraiiquillt : si/tii-

lieux: til si/fine; encore; irf>eni/aiit, toujours;

— liorn, a. inort-iie ; — , s. talme, iileine : atambii^,

111.; —,v. a. calmer : /aire taire ; distUler.
Stillatory, stil'-lateiir-i, s. alainbic, in. |

Stillness, stil'ness/, s. calme, silence, in.
Stilts, stilts, J. //. tchasses, f. pi. j

Sliniiilate, stiin'iim-lctr, v. a. siixtiiier. j

Stimulât ion, sti-inioii-lé'-clieunr, s. excitation, instiga-

lion, (.
îjliiig, stinn»;c, s, ai/^nillon, in. ; fiiiùre, f. ; remords,

m. ; ♦— , I', a. fiqner, percer.
.Stin);iness, slii:?'-ilji-ncss^, j. ladrerie, av.irice, f. i

Stinjjless, stiirn"<''lc'ss^, a. sain aiguillon. '

StiiiKO, stin K-yo, s. bière Tifiilr, f. '

Stiney, stiii^'-dji, a. — ily, ad. ladre, avare.
Stink, stin'sk, s. fiiantcnr, f. ; ♦— , v. n. futr, sentir

mimais. '

Stinkard, stin'gk'-eurd^, s. dine basse, f. j

Stinker, stin'jjk'-eur, s. chose puante, f.
.Siinkiny. stin jjk'-in'^;;;^, a. — ly, ad. puant ; Idilie.
Stint, sliiint, s. borne, limite, t.; —, v. a. borner, \

limiter; rfij.'er.
Stipend, stai'-penn'd, t, salaire, in.
Stipendiary, stai-pcnn'-di-a-ri, s. stipendie', m.
Stipulate, stip'-ioii-lctc, t. n. stipuU-r.
Stipulation, stipioule'-clieunc. s. stipulation, f.
Stir steur, .f. tumulte, in. ; émeute, f. ; — , v. a. tt u,

remuer, a^^iter; exciter; provoquer; se mouvoir ;

s'ag;Uer • se ni'oUcr.
IStirk, steurk, s.i^énisse, f.
Stiip, stL-nrp s li^'iiée, race, (.

St.rrcr, steiir'-eur, s. celui qui excite, tnsfi^'ateiir, in.
Stirrup, itcur'-eup, s. etriir, in. ; — lca;licr, s. clri-

viére, f
S'i'cli, stitch, J. point, m. ; dou.'eiirai,j,'ué, f. ; —, v. a.

coudre ; broc/ici:
Stilcliery, stitcli'-oiir-i, s. oiivrai^e à l'aiguille, m.
Stithy, stith'-l, s. enclume, f.
Stive, staivr, %'. a. et n. étuver.
Sto.ik, stôkr, V. a. boucher.
Stuck, stok, J. tronc, m. ; tige, soueht, f. ; capital, m. ;

action; ract, J'amillt ; (ravale, f . ; lauj;hiii)» —, s.

jouet, m. ; —broker, s. ai:ert de change, m. ; — dovc,

t. pigeon ramier, m.; — fî.sh, s.stoctjisch, m.; —holder,

s actio'inaire ; rentier, m. ;— jobber, s. agioteur,

m.; ~s, pi. fonds publics, m. pi.; enlnxves, i. pi;

— . V. a. poiirz'oir, approvisionner ; assorUr.
Stocking, stok'-in'uHf, s. bas, ni.
Stockish. stok'-ich^, a. insensible, dur.
Stockstill, stok'-stil, a. immobile.
Stoic, stô'-ik, j-. stoïci.n, m.
f Stoiting, stoït'-in'tî'K', a. chancelant.
Stoker, stô'-kenr, s. chauffeur, m. {Lxomoti-r).
Stole, still, s étole ; garde-robe, (. {v. aussi Steal).
Stolen, stul'ii, v. Steal.
Stomach, steuin'-enk, s. estomac; appétit, m.; relire,

f. ; —, V. a. et n. digc'rcr ; ressentir ; se lâcher.
Stoniachfnl, steiiin'-c'iik-foiil, a. opiniâtre, rcvi'che.
Sloinachfulness, steum'-eiik-loiil-iicss^, s. opiniâtreté, f.
Stomachic, st6-iii.ik'-ik, s. stomachùjue, m.
Stone, stôn?, s. pierre, f. ; noyau, pépin, m. ; — blind,

a. aveugle ; — cutter, s. tailleur de pierres, m. ; —
. fruit, s./ruil à noyau, m. ; — pit, t. carrière, ( ; —

StiW, a. immoln'le ; —ware, j-. grès, m.; —work, s.

tna(o -ner-'e, f. ; —, v. a. lapider; dter les pépins.
Stoninc .s, stiV-ni-ness/", s. nature pierreuse; dureté, f.
Stony, stô'-ni, a. pierreux ; dur, insensible.
Sfoo'i, stoud^, V Stand.

Stool, stoul, s. tabouret ; escabeau, m. ; selle, f.
Stoop, stoup^, s. inclination ; humiliaticn, f. ; t — and

roop, tout ensemble; — , t. a. et n. baisser; se pencher;

s'aba-.sser, se percher ; fondre sur sa proie.
Stop, stop, s. cessation ; halte, f. ; arrêt ; obstacle, m. ;
fin ; toiicht, f. ; —cock, s. robinet à arrêt, m. ; —,

t/ a, tt n, arr/ttr; tmpécher ; fermer; loncl'.er
'■ {instrunffut) f f'^rr^ffr ,■ faire hftlte.

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I bli)ppa^;c, MCip'-tdjf, t. interruption ; ius/ensicn, t.
I vostacle, m.

i Stopple, stop'-pr, s boni l'ion; tai'i/on.m,
Storax, sto'-raks, i. iv/in, m

Store, stor, s. </:aii.'i/e. ,tb,>iidaiue, f -.provisions, f pi ;
I dépji, M\. ; m^ , eu i->er;e. — house, s. ma/^ami,
. m. ; - keeper, i gardei;ia:;atiii, m. ; —room, ».
I soute, f . ; --, ;•. >r. pour-.oii, garmr ; mi.nir;
iiiit.isser ; iiirlireen iii.ix'asni . peiip.'cr {claiti^*.
.Slorer, sto'rtiu, s. i;arde-<nag.i'iii , cntirpjàtiii , m.
.Sîi.rieil, sto'-rid, a. ramiité, rapporte.
Sioik, stork, s. iifcogiie, f.
.Sioriii, siuriii. I. (i/ui,''', \\\.; tempête ; •'alamit'-. ( . —,

î\ II. cl II. ili'iiiier l asuiut; teiiipéler, s'em/vi ter
Storniy, sfriu -i, ,». or,i.;eiix ; cnporlê.
Siory, slô-ri, s. histoire, t. , elaxe, m.; -- teller, t.
louteiir, m. ; —, v. a laionler ; ranger par coin lut,
t.Stot. slot»", s, bouvillon, m.

I.SIoiir, slaour, s. poussière, (. : —, a. fort ; sévère.
Sloiit, staoïiK, II. — ly, ad. robuste : Jori ; coinai^eux- ;

—, s. biire forte, f. ; t — and Mulli, s. af'oiut,tiiii; f
Stoutness, staoïitc'-ness*', j. vigueur, forie, f . ; courage,

m. J opiniiltrr.'é {.
Stme, slôvc, s. po.'le ; fourneau, m. ; étinr, f. ; — , 7 . ii.

cliiiiiffcr dans une étiivc.
Stow, slo, V. a. serrer : ranser ; arrimer ; Uouptr,
Stowage, sto'-idjc, f. nutgiisiiun-e, arriiUit^'e. m.
Slradille, str.id'-dl'. v. n. avoir les jambes eiartees,
ISlr.ie, str.A, f. Straw.
•'^•'■•'K'Ule, str.iij'-.;!', v. n rôder ; errer.
Str.i},'L'ler, str.i^'-leur, s. r,l.lcur, m.
Str.iij.'lit, strét', a. et ad. droit, étroit; directement;

sur-le-champ.
Straikjliten, siro' t'n, v. a. rendre droit ; serrer; gintr.
Str.iii,'litiiess, strctt-'iiLsst-, s. droiture, f.
Str.iij,'litw.iys, strct.'-oiiL/, ad. directement.
tStraik, strek?, v. Stroke.

Strain, stréiw, s. enlone, f. ; effort ; naturel, in. ; race,
{. ; style; air; accord, in. ; voie, f. ; —, v. a. et u.
passer, Jiltrer ; serrer ; bander ; forcer ; s'ej/oicer;
to — out, exprimer.
Strainer, stré'-neiir, s. couloir, m.

Strait, strcli-, a. — ly, ii.f'. étroit; serré, intime; ri-
goureux; xêiiaiil; — handed, .r. avare; — lated, .r.
serré ; coiilraint ; —, s. dctroit, 111. ; .i;orge ; gêne, f. ;
e>n.\irras, m. ; — , v. a. eiiil\irra\ser.
Straiten, stie'-t'n, v. a. clrccir ; gêner, mettre dans

l'embarras.
Str.iitnesb, stret(r'-ncss<', s. rigueur, peine, f.; embarras,

m. ; disette, i.
Strand, strannd, s. rij'.ific, ni. ; cJ.'e, t. ; toron, m. ; —,

V. n. échouer sur A» iJ;e.
Straiiye, strcn'djf, a. — ly, ad. étrange; surprenant;

indifférent.
Stran^feness, strén'idjt^-ness^, s. nature étrange;

étrangeté ; singularité ; indifférence, f.
.Stranger, strén^-djeur, s. ciraiiiier, 111.
Stran>;le, stran'jj'-nl', v. a. étrangler.
Stranjjler, stran'g'-lcur, s. étrangleur, m.
Strangles strang'-glz, s. pi. gourme, f.
Strangulation, strau'jj-g»iou-lé'-clicun?, s. strangula-
tion, '.
Strap, strap, s. courroie ; bretelle, f. ; tirant (de bottes),

m. ; — , V. a. donner tes étrnnères ; passer \rasoir).
Strappado, str.ip-pé'clô, s. estrapade, f.
Strapping, strap'-in'gv»', a. grand.
Stratagem, strat'-a-djein, s. stratagème, m. ; ruse de

guerre, f.
Stratum, stré'-euiiic (pi. strata), s. couche, f. ; lit, m.
fStraughted, str.lt'-c(i<*, a. étendu.

Str.iw, str.l, s. paille, (. ; rien, m. ; — bed, s. paillasse,

(. ; -berry, s. fraise, (. ; fraisier, 111. ; — coloured,

a. couleur de paille ; — hat, s. chapeau de fault,

m. ^

Stiawy, str,V-l, a. de paille. ~

Stray, stré, s. égarement, 111. ; bête égarée, t. ; —, v. n.

séi,^irer; errer.
Streak, strik, s. raie; bande; virure, f . ; —, v. a.

rayer ; ieteiidre.
Strciky, strik'-i, a. rayé, à raies.
Stream, striiiii', s. cours if'eau ; ruisseau; torrent, iii.j

— , "'. n. couler ; ruisseler.
Streamer, stri'-iiieur, s.jlnmme, f.
Streamy, stri'-mi, a. ruisselant.
Street, strite, s. rue. f. ; — w.dker, s. vagabond, m.
Strength, strength, s. fure ; pomoir, m. ; énergie, f.
Strengthen, stren'tï'-th'n, ■:: a. et n. fortifier ; ren-
forcer; coii/iriner : établir.
Strenghthener, stren"g'-(irn-eur, s. corroborant, m.
Slrengtliless, stren"gtu'-less^, u. sans force, faible.
Stfcunous, slr«'u''-iùiieuc«r, a. — ly, ad. courageux, «//^

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SlrcnuousncM, sUen'iou-cuc^iiesv, j. trnftfutment,

:èle. 111.
Sliepctous, slrcp'-creiicc. a, hniynnt.
Stress, stress, s importante, t. ; fort; folds, ir.. !

violence, f.
Strutcli, slrclch, s. ilendue : exlcnsion, f. ; eJToit, m. ;

—, V. a. et II. rltndre ■ Mptoyer ; Joner i exagérer ;

s étendre; s'e,l/oi\rr,
btrclclicr, strclth'-cur, s. celui qniiteiid ; barre tinver-

sith-e, f.
Strcw, btroii, t. a. r//nndre ; farsciner ; iaiipoiidrer,
Stri.itc, str.iictc ci. stiie.
Sjlrickeii. Mrik'k'ii,/;V. ; —'\w^c^xs,ixct,tble d'années (v.

aiiMi hlrikc).
Sirit klc, stnk'-kl', s. rai tone, f.
Strict, strikt, a. — ly, mi'. ciivit; strut; exact ; e.xpres ;

icvère.
Strictness, slrikt'-iicssr, s. exactitude ; seic'rite, \.
Stricture, strik'-tchiuur, s. trait; clrauj^kincnt, m.;

critii/iie, f.
Siriilc-, slraiilf, s. enjambée, f. ; •— , t'. a. enjamber.
Slrilc-, btraif, s.ijuercile, f. ; différend, m.
Strifufoiil, btr.iif'-fdiil, a. i/ucrtttenr.
Strike, straik, s. honscau ; rat/oir, m. ; •— , v. a. et ft.

Jratper ; pousser; abaisser; sonner; étonner;

l'iaver ; se/rafpcr ; donner contre ; ci /louer ; iv/mer

de trai'ai/ter ; tu — a bargain, conilure un inarclié ;

lo — tlic llu^, baisser le pavillon; to — down,

abattre ; to — in witli, se joindre, se conjormer ; to-
ol), ( ouper ; tramiifr ; effacer ; déduire ; to — tliroiii^li,

Jaiie passer à travers ; traverser; se manijester ;

tu — iip, battre (la caisse) ; tommeiuer.
.Striker, strai'-keur, s. frappeur, m.
Slrikiiijf, strai'-kin't;'/^, a. frappant.
i5trill^;, ■i\xm'nne,s.Jicelle, i ; cordon ; fil, m.; fibre:

vrille, f. ; •— , v. a. garnir de lordes ; enjiler ; effiler.
Slriii^îciit, striniî'-iljenii't, a. resserrant, éiieixiiiue.
Sirinjiless, strin'i;«f-lebs^, a. sans cordes.
.Slriiiijy, slrin'nn'-\, a.jibreux. [écorc/ier.

Slri|>, strip, s. bande, f. ; —, v. a. dépouiller ; peler;
Striiie, slraip^ s. laie ; bande, f. ; coup de fouet, m. ;

— , ?'. a. rayer ; fouetter.
Strijilinj;, slrip'-liii'j;«c, s.Jeune ,^ar{on, m.
♦Strive, slraïvf, v. n. s'efforcer ; combattre : disputer,
Striver, strai'-veur, s. celui qui s'efforce, dispute.
Stroke, strok, s. coup; trait ; pouvoir, m.; —, v. a.

laresser; traire; lisser.
Slioll, strol, v. il. rôder, parcourir. [m.

Stroller, striM'-eur, s. vairabond ; comédien ambulant,
Slroii(f, strong, a. —\y,à'd.fort,vii;oiireux; éiier^ii/ue;

spiritueux ; — bodied, a. trapu ; robuste ; — box, s.

coffre fort, m. ; — lioM, s. place forte, f. ; — set, a.

solide, compacte : — water, s. liqueur forte, f.
Stronencss, ^lTonii'.i\i.-sse,s.force,7!j;ueur; séiérité, f.
Strophe, strô'-fi, .t. strophe, stance, f.
Strove, strôv, v. Strive.
.Strovv, !,tiô, V. Strew.
Struck, streuk, v. Strike.

Structure, strcuk'-tchiour, s. construction, f. ; édifice, m.
StruiîRle, streu^'-gl', s. effort ; débat, m. ; --, v. u. se

débattre, se démener ; Jane des efforts ; lutter.
Struiij;, streun't;;*^, v. Strinj;.
Strut, streut?, s. démarche fiire, (. \ —, v. ft. se pa-

vaner, s'enjler.
Stub, steub, s. souche, f. ; tronc, chicot, m. ; —, v. a.
Stubbed, steub'-ed, a. trapu ; robuste. [e.Uir/er.

Stubble, steub'-bl', s. chaume, ni.
Stubborn, steub'-eunic, a. — ly, ad. obstiné, têtu.
Stubbornness, steub'-eurn-nes*><', J. opiniâtreté, f. ; en-
têtement, m.
Stubliy, steub'-bi, v. Stubbed.
Stucco, steuk'-kô, s. stuc, 111.
Stuck, steuk, v. .Stick.
Stud, steud, s. clou, 111. ; bosselle, f. j haras, m. ; —,

V. a. );arnir de clous.
Student, stiou'-denn't, s. étudiant; savant, m.
Stu(lie(l, steud'-id, a. étudié, savant.
Studious, stiou'-di-eucc, a. — ly, ad. studieux; appli-
qué ; soigneux.
Studiousness, stlou'-di-cuc^-nessir, s. application, t.
Study, steud'-i, s. ctiide, f. j cabinet, 111. ; —, f . a. et n,

étudier, s'étudier.
Stuir, steuf, s. fiiatière ; étoffe, f. ; liiise, antenblement,

lii. ; —, V. a. et h. rembourrer ; go''^"' 1 /"'''i'' 1

boucher ; segorger.
Stuflnij», steuf .inV". ^- éloupe ; farce, f.
StuiM, steuiii^ s. siirtnoilt, ni. ; —, v. a. frelater.
Stumble, steuin<'-bl', s. faux pas, m. ; méprise, (, ; —,

v. a. et ft. choquer ; faire tifi faux pas.
Stumbling, steuinf'-blin'tj;;*, s, àroiichade, f, ; — stpne,

S. pierr( d'achopptmeiit, f.

Stuiup, slcuni'pi *. souche, f. ; thicot, m. 5 —fooled, a,

pied-bot.

Stumpy, stciunV'd, a. plein de eàicots ; ramatii,

Stim, sleuiK-, v. a. étourdir.

StuiiL', stL-un'tj«?, V. Sting.

Stunk, stcun'k, v. Stink.

Stunt, steun't, v. a. rabougrir.

Stupe, blioup, s. étonpe, éliive, f. ; —,v. a. fomenter.

Stupcraction, stinu-pi-fik'-clieuii^, s. stutiefaclion, f.

Stupefy, sliou'-pi-faï, %: a. rendre stnpide, abrutir.

Stupendous, stiou-penn'-dcuc^, n. prodigieux, mon-

Slupid, stiou'-pid, a. — ly, ad. stnpide, hébété, [strueux.

Stiipiility, stiou-pid'-i-ti, r. stupidité, f.

Stupor, stiou'-por, s. stupeur, f. j engourdissement, m.

Sturdiness, steur'-ili-ncsM', s. brnsiiuerie ; opiiiidtrelé, f.

Sturdy, steur'-di, a. — ly, ad. brusque; opinidtie;
vigoureux.

Sturgeon, stcur'-djcuiK-, s. esturgeon, m.

Sturk, stcurk, s. génisse, f.

Stutter, steut'-eur, v. ti. bégayer.

Stutterer, steut'-eur-eur, s. bredotiilleiir, m.

Sty, btaï, s. toit à cochons, ni.

Style, btaïl, s. style; genre, m.; tiiantère, t.; titre}
ponnon, m. ; —, -'. a. titrer, appeler.

Suasive, bou<i-civ, Suasory, soué'-seur-i, a. persuasif.

Suavity, .souav'-iti, s. suavité, douceur, l.

Sub.icKJ, seub-as'-id, a. aigrelet.

Siibact, seub-akt', v. a. subjuj^iier.

Sub.iltern, seub'-al-teurn, a. subalterne, subordonné,

Suhcutaneous, seub-kiou-té'-ni-cuc?, a. soiis-ciitané.

.Sul)deacoii, seub-di'-k n, s. sous-diacre, m.

Subdeaconsliip, seuli-di'-k'n-cliip, s. sous-diacoiiat, m,

Subdeaii, seubdîne', .1. sous doyen, m.

Subdititious, seub-di-ticli'-eucc, a. supposé.

Subdivision, seub-di-vij'-euuf. s. subdivision, f.

Subduce, seub-diouce , Subduct, seub-deukt', V. a,
soustraire ; ôler.

Subduction, seub-deuk'-clieuu^ s. soustraction, f.

.Subdue, seu!)-diou', ;'. a. sub/iiguer ; assujettir ; morti.

Sulduer, seub-tliou'-eur, .f. ',aini/iiein\ m. [P'er.

Subiiigression, seub-iiic-gréch'-euii^, s. entrée clandes'
line, f.

Subitaneous, scid)-i-té'-ni-euc^, a. soudain, subit.

Subject, seub'-diekt, a. sujet, soumis ; —, s. sujet, m. ;
—, scub-djekt', v. a. soumettre, subjuguer ; exposer.

Subjection, seub-djek'-clieuuc, s. sujétion, f. ; assu-
jettissement, m. ; obligation, f.

Subjoin, scub-djoinir', ■:>. a. ajouter, joindre.

Subjugate, scub'-djiou-g«éte', v. a. subjuguer, son-
mettre; réduire.

Sulijugatioii, seub•djiou-g«<i'■cllelln^ s. assujettisse-
ment, m.

Subjunction, seiib-djeun'k'-clieun^, s. action d'ajouter, f.

Subjunctive, seub-iOeun'k'-tiv, s. subjonctif, m.

Sublime, seub-laïnu', a. — ly, ad. sublime; élevé;
altier ; — , v. a. sublimer , élever.

Sublimity, seub-liiu'-i-ti, s. sublimité; élévation, t.

.Submarine, seub-ma-riiit'', a sous-marin.

Submerge, seub-menlji'', v. a. submerger.

Submersion, seub-iuer'-jeuu^ .t. submersion, f.

Submiuistrate, scub-niin''-is-trét<, v. a. et n. adminis-
trer ; servir. [mission.

Submiss, seub-miss', a. — ly, ad. soumis ; avec soii-

Submission, seub-mich'-eunc, s. soumission, f.

Subuiibsive, seub-mis'-siv, (7. — ly, ad. soumis.

Sulimibbiveness, seub-mis'-siv-iies.s^,.f. soumission, f.

Submit, seub-mit?. v. a. et n. soumettre, se soumettre.

Subordinacy, seub-or'^Ii-na-ci, s. subordination, f.

Suborilinate, seub-or'-di-natr, a. — ly, ad. subordonné.

Subordination, seub-or-di-né'-clieuii^, s. subordination,
dépendance, f.

Suborn, seub-orn', v. a. suborner.

Subornation, seub-or-né •clieuiii», s. subornation, t.

Suborner, seub-or'-neur, s. suborneur, 111,

Subpceiia, seub-pi'-na, s. assignation, f.

Subrector, seub-rek'-teur, s. vicaire, m.

Subreption, seub-rep'-cheun?, subreption, f.

Subreptitious, seub-rep-ticli'-euc<r, a. — ly, ad. suk
reptice.

Subscribe, scub-skraïbe', v. a, etn. signer; souscrire t
s'abonner.

Subscriber, seub-skraï'-beur, s. souscripteur, iibonné,m. ■

Subscription, seub-skrip'-clicuiw, s, souscription ; sig-
nature, f.

Subsecutive, seub-sek'-iou-tiv, a. subséquent, suivant.

Subsequence, seub'-si-koucnn c^, s. postériorité, f.

Subsequent, seub'-si-kouemi't, a. — ly, ad. subséquent,
suivant ; ensuite.

Subserve, seub-serv', v. a. servir, aider.

Subservience, seub • sçr' • v| • çnn'c*, t, strvict, iq. |
Utilité, f,

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Subservient, s«ub-5Pt'-vi-enn't, a. ut~vaitl ; utiU,
Subside, seub-snid/', i/. «. s'ajfaisser ; se calmer.
Sul)si(liary, seub-i?d'-i-a-ri, a. — ily, ad. suàtùiiaire,

aiixiiiaift.
Suljsidy, sctib'-si-di, x. subside, in.
Subsi|{n, sciil>-salnr', v. a. soiissignif.
Subsist, SKub-b\5l', V. II. subsister.
Subsistence, seub • sii' - tcnn'c^, s. subsistance, exist-

ence, (.
Subsistent, seub-sls'-tcnn't, a. ijni subsiste, existant.
Substance, seuti'-st.inn'cï", s. substance, f.
Substuntiul, scub-stau't'-cli.il, ij. substantiel ; solide ;

riche.
Substantiality, seub-stann-clii-al'-i-ti, s. matérialité, f.
Sulistantiate, suub-stann'-clii-ét^, v. a. /aire exister ;

établir.
Substantive, seub'-stann-tiv, .r. substantif, m.
Substitute, sciil)'-sti-tioutf, j-, remplaçant, substitut, m.;

— , V. a. substituer.
Sulistitution, scub-sti-tiou'-clicun^, s. substitution, f.
Substract, scub-stral<t', r. a. Subtract.
Subtend, seub-tci\n'd', v. a. étendre dessous.
Subterfuge, scub'-tcr-fioudii-, s. su/-ter/ui.'e, m.
Subterraneous, seub-ter-ré -ni-cuc^, a. souterrain.
Subtile, seub'-til, a. — ly, iJi^. subtil; Jin ; perdant ;

rus^.
Subtileness, seub'-til-ness«, s. subtilité, f.
Sulnilization, seub-ti-li-zé'-cliount", j. iUblUisation, t.
Subtiiize, seub'-til-aïz^, v. n. subtiliser,
Subtilty, seub'-til-ti, s. subtilité, f.
Subtle, scut'-tl', a. subtils fin, adroit.
€ubtlety, seut'-tl'-ti, s. subtililt', ruse, f.
Subtly, seut'-li, ad. subtilement.
Subtract, seub-traict', v. a. soustraire.
Subtraction, scub-trak'-cheuii^, s. soustraction, t.
Suburb, seub'-eurb, s. faubourg, m.
Subversion, seub-ver'-Jeun;, s. renversement, ni. ;

destruction, t.
Subversive, seub-ver'-siv, a. subversif.
Subvert, seub-vertr", v. a. siibvertir, renverser.
Subverter, scub-vert'-cur, .c celui qui renverse.
Subworker, scub-oueurk'-eur, .r, sousouvrier, aide, n\.
Succeed, scuk-cid', v. a. et n. succéder; suivre ;

réussir.
Succecdcr,'seuk-cid'-eur, s. successeur, m.
Success, seuk-sess', s. succès, ni. ; réussite, f.
Successful, scuk-sess'-foiil, a. — ly, ad, heureux.
Successfulness, seuk-sess'-foul-ncssf, s. succès, m. ;

réussite, t.
Succession, seuk-sèch'-cun^, s. succession, f.
Successive, scuk-ses'-siv^, a. — ly, ad. successif.
Successless, seulc-sesb'-l«ss«, a, sans succès, mat-

heureux.
Successor, sruk-ses'-eur, s. successeur, ni.
Succinct, seuk-sin'kt', a. — ly, ad. succinct.
Succory, seuk'-eur-i, s. chicorée, f.
Succour, seuk'-eur, s. secours, in. ; assistance, t. ; —,

z'. a. secourir; assister.
Succourer, seuk'-eur-eur, s. celui gui secourt.
Snccourless, scuk'-cur-less^, a. sans secours.
Succulent, seuk'-iou-lenn't, a. succulent.
Succumb, seuk-keuin'b', v. ft. succomber.
Such, seutcli, a. tel, pareil; — a one, un tel.
Suck, seuk, s. sucement; allaitement, m. ; — , z'. a. et

u. sucer; teter ; aspirer; épuiser; ensloutir ;

respirer.
Sucker, seuk'-eur, s. suceur; tuyau ; piston; rejeton;

caïeu, m.
Sucket, seuk'-itf, s. sucreries, f. pi.
Sucking, seuk'-in't{«^, a. su(ant; — , j. succion, f. ; —

bottle, s. biberon, in. ; — calf, s. veau de lait, m.
Suckle, seuk'-kl', v. a. allaiter.
Suckling, scuk'-iin'f^»;, s. nourrisson; animal gui

tette encore, in.
Suction, seuk'-chcun;, s. sucement, m. ; aspiration, f.
Sudation, siou-dé'-cheunc, s. transpiration, sueur, f.
Sudatory, siou'-da-teur-i, s. étuvt, f.
Sudden, seuil'-in^, a. — ly, ad. soudain, subit.
Suddenness, seud'-inf-ness^, s. nature soudaine, t.
Sudorific, siou-dô-rif'-ik, s. sudorijîque, m.
Suds, scudz,,^. eau de savon, f.

Sue, siou, V. 'a. et n. poursuivre ; demander ; supplier.
Suet, siou'-itf , s. graisse, t.
Suffer, s«uf'-eur, v. a. et n, souffrir, supporter ; per-

nuttre ; subir une peine.
Sufferable, seuP-eur-a-bl', a. — bly, ad. supportable.
Sufferance, seuf-eur-ann'c«, s. soi{ffrance, peine;

patience, {.'
Sufferer, seuf-eur-eur, *. celui gui souffre, gui permet ;

Victime, f.
Suffering, seuf-eur-ln'^»»*, s. souffrance, feine, (,

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a. et u. fournir;

procuriri

Suffice, seuf'-fulz/, V.

suj/ire.

Sullicicncy, seuf-fich'-enn-ci, s. capacité ; suffisance, f.
Sufficient, seuf'-ficli-enn't, a.— ly, a.i'. i/i^Va;//; assc».
Suffocate, seuf -fft-két^, v. a. suffoquer ; étouffer.
Suffocation, scuf-fo-ké'-cheunr, s. suffocation, f.
Suirr.-i^an, scuT-fra-tjanf, s. suffragant, m.
.Sutfrayîc seuf -rédjf, s. suffrage, ni.
Suffuse, seuf-fiouz^, v. a. baigner; répandre sur.
Suffusion, seuf-fiou'-jeun^, s. tpanchemeiit, in.
Sugar, cliou'-j»«cur, s. sucre,v\.; — b.iker, s. raffineur,
ni. ; — basin, — box, s. sucrier, m. ; — cane, s. lanuê
à sucre, f. ; — Icjaf, s. pain de sucre, m. ; — pluiii, s.
dragée, f. ; • -, v. a. sucrer.
Sutjnry, choi' ifueur-i, o. sucré.
Suvf^fcst, seu'{-djest', v. a. su,i;j;e'rer.
Sii^'jfestion, seuij-dies'-tclieuni-, s. suggestion, f.
Suicide, siou'-i-saïJ^, s. suicide, m.
Suit, siout*, s. suite, f . ; assot liment, ni.; prière;
action, {. ; procès, ni. j — of clothes, s. habillement
complet, m.; — , t», a. et n. assortir; approprier;
habiller; accommoder ; convenir à ; s'accorder.
Suitable, siou'-ta-bl', a. —bly, ad. convenable : prcpre.
Suitableness, siou' • ta • bl' - ness/-, s. convenance, f . ;

accord. III.
Suite, souitc, s. suite, f. ; train, m.
Suiter, Suitor, Siou' - tour, s. prétendant, aspirant;

plaideur, m.
Suitress, siou' -tressa, s. suppliante, f.
Siilkiness, seul'-ki-ness*-, s. humeur bourrue ; maiis-

saderie, {.
Sulky, seul' - ki, a. de mauvaise humeur, morose,

maussade.
Sullen, seul'-inc, a. — ly, ad. morose, sombre, chagrin ;

opiniâtre.
Sulleimcss, seul'-iiitr-ncss;, s. air sombre, ta. \ maus-

saderie : opiniâtreté, f.
Sullens, seul'-in'z, s. mauvaise humeur, t.
Sully, scul'-i, V. a. salir; ternir.
Sulphur, seul'-fcur, j. soufre, ni.
Sulphureous, seul-fiou'-ri-euc?, a. tul/iireiix.
Sultriness, seul'-tri-ness^ s. chaleur étouffante, f.
Sultry, seul'-tri, a. étouffant.

Sum, seumf, s. somme, f. ; total; sommaire : résultai
ni.î —, V. a. compter, supputer ; to — up, récapituler
résumer.
.Sumiess, seuiii«^-Iess^, a. innombrable.
Suinuinry, seuni'-nia-ri, a. —ily, ad. sommaire ; —, s.

sommaire ; résumé, m.
Summer, scum'-eur, j. été; sommier, m.; — Iiousc, r.
pavillon ; berceau, m. ; — wheat, s. blé de Mars, m,
Suniiiicrset, seum''-eur-5ett, s. saut périlleux, ni.
Summit, seum''-itr, s. sommet, ni. ; cime, f.
Summon, seum''-euii(r, v. a. assigner, citer; appeler.
Summoiier, seuni'' • eun' • eur, s. celui gui assigne;

huissier, m.
Summons, seuin''>cun'z, s. assignation, citation, f,;

appel, ni.
Sumpter, seume'-teur, s. cheval de somme, m.
Sumptuary, seuniij'-tcliiou-a-ri, a, somftuaire.
Sumptuosity, seum^-tchiou-os'-i-ti, s. somptuosité, t.
Sumptuous, seuiiK'-tchiou-euc^, a. — ly, a. somptueux:
Sumptuousness, seum«'-tchiou-eucï-ness#, s. somptu.

osité, f.
Sun, seunf , s. soleil, m. •, —beam, s. rayon de soleil,
va. ; — burning, s. coup de soleil, hâle, m. j — burnt,
a. basané ; — clad, a. éclatant, brillcntt ; — day, s.
dimanche, m.; — Â\;x\, s. cadran solaire, m.; -rise,
s. lever du soleil, m. ; — set, s. coucher du soleil, m. ;
—shine, s. clarté du soleil, f. ; — shiny, a. éclairé par
le soleil ; —, v. a. exposer au soleil.
Sunder, seun^'-deur, v. a. séparer, partager.
Sundry, seunï'-dri, a. plusieurs, divers,
Suiig, seun'cw*, v. Sing,
Sunk, scun'K, v. Sink.
Sunless, seun^'-less^, a. sans soleil.
Sunny, seun''-i, a. de soleil ; éclairé par le soleil.
Sup, seup, s. gorgée, f. ; —, v. a. boire (par gorgées)}

ioiiper.
Siiperable, siou'-per-a-bl', a. surmontable.
Superabouiid, siou-fier-.i-baoun'd', v. n. surabonder.
Superabundance, siou-per-a-beuii«'-dann'c?, s. sur-
abondance, f.
Superabundant, siou-per-a-beun«'-dann't, a. — ly, ad.

surabondant.
Siiper.idd, siou-per-add', v. a. surajouter.
Superannuated, siou-per-an'-nioud-ted, a. suranné.
Superb, siou-perb', a. — ly, ad. superbe.
Supercargo, siou-per-kar'-gô, s. subrécargue, m.
Supercilious, siou-per-cil'-yeuci», a. — ly, ad. qUier,
hautain.

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SUD

Supcrcllimi^ness, sloii-pcr-cir-yeuw-ncs-v, 1. air im-

ftrieiix. III. ; arrtyfame, I.
Slipereiiiinencci — cy, sioii-pcr-em"-l-ncniri;o —ci, s.

pr^tmintnct, f.
Siipcrcininciit, sioii-pcr-em''-i-nenn't, a. .iiir/miiitnf.
SupcrcmU'ilory, sioii-|>cr-er-A-g«c-tcur-i, a. sttn ivx-a-

toire,
Siiperexcellent, siim pcrck'-si'l-cim't, a. trfs-rxrf/'fiit.
Siiperffliition, simi-poi-ti-lii'-clu'tiPK', s. sii/>er/,liilio)i, (.
Siipcrticinl. siou-|>cr-tii;li'-;il, a. — ly, ad. stiff iJitifK
Smicrficialily, !.i<>i'-pcr-ficli'-i-,il-i-ti, Siipcrhci.iliii-ss,

sioii-jicr-ficli'-nt-iicbv, s, .\uf'er,iiiitliti', {.
SiipiTtitifS, !îioii-pcr-fitli'-cî, s. sn/'i-r/iiif, sur/me, f.
Siipcrfiiii', !>i»ii-' r T-faiii^', a. siif'trjiit.
Superfluity, sio cr-flioii'-i-ti, s. siiperfliiitf, (.
hU|>crnuous, siu.i pcr'-fliou-cucc, n. — ly, ii,i. siipojlu ;

Supcrflux, siou'-pcr-dculcs. J. SMf'trJlu, m.
Superinduce, sinu-pcr-inc-diouf', v. a. ajouUr.
Supcrliitciul, tiou-pcr-iiif-tcnii \\', v. .1. survtillcr ;

iiisfiçiifr.
Supcrintc-iidencc, — cy, siot' pcr-in^-tcnn'-dcnn'c?, —ci,

s. siirvetliaiue, t.
Superintcudctit, siou-prr-iiw-tenn'-deim"t, s. siitin/en-
itiiiif, m. [m.

Superior, sioii-pi'-ti-cur, n. siif^rieur ; — , s. supérieur,
Superiority, sinupi-ri-nr'-iti, s. sii/'eriori/.\ f.
Superlative, siou-pcr'-la-tiv, s. sitfieftdti/. m.
Superlatively, siou-per-la-tiv-li, ad. au i>if>frlatif.
Superlativeness, sidu-per'-la-tiv-iicss^, s. txccilrnct, f.
^upernal, siou-per'-nal, a. iV/fsff.
buperii.itural, biou-per-uatch'-iuu-ral, a. — ly, ati. sur-

fiaturel,
Supernuiiicrary, siuu-pcr-iiiou'-incr-ar-i, a. suniiiinif-

rairt.
superscribe, siou-per-scraïlw', v. a. écrire dfisus.
Superscription, siou-pcr-skrip'-clicinKr, s. siiscriplioii, t.
Supersede, slou-per-;.ed(r', v. a. surseoir; rendre

tiiiifi/e ; tasser.
Superstition, siou-per-stich'-eun^, j. su/>ersfitioit, f.
Superstitious, siou-per-stitch'-euc*, a. — ly, ad. super-
stitieux.
Su()crstruct, siou-pcr-streukt', v. a. construire dessus,

Joiider dessus.
SuperstructiuM, siou-per- streuk' -chcun^, s. super-

structure, f.
Supervene, siou-per-vin^', v. a. survenir.
Supervenient, siou-per-vi'-ni-cnn't, a. ajoute', add:

tioimel.
Supervention, sion-per-venn'-chcun^ s. surfrise, f.
Supervise, siou-per-vaïz^, î». a. su)~i>eil!er ; reviser.
Supervisor, sioii-per-vaï'-zeur, s. inspecteur, surveil-
lant, m.
Supervive, siou-per-vaïve', v. u. survivre.
Supine, siou-païn^, a. — ly, ad. couche sur te dos ;

uonclialant.
Supineness, siou-paîn^'-ness^, S'.i|)lnity, siou-pin''-i-tl, s.

nonchalance, {,
Sujjper, seup'-eur, s. souper, m. ; the Lord's —, Ai

Sainte Chie.
Supplant, seup-plann't', v. a. supplanter.
Supple, seup'-pl", a. souple, Jlexible ; —, v. a. et n.

assouplir ; s assouplir.
Supplement, seup'-pli-nicnn't, .r. supplement, m.
Supplementary, scup-pli-menn't'-a-ri, a. supplémen-
taire.
Suppleness, seup'-pl'-ness^, s. souplesse, f.
Suppletory, seup'-pli-teur-i, s. suppleinent, m.
Suppliant, seup'-pli-ann't, a. suppliant.
Supplicant, sciip'-pli-kann't, s. suppliant, m.
Supplicate, seup'-pli-kétc, ?'. a. supplier.
Supplication, seup-pli-ké'-theun?, s. supplication ; sup-
plique, f.
Supply, seup-plaï, s. proriision, f. ; secours, m. ; —,v. a.

supplier, remplacer ; fournir.
Support, seup-pôrt*', s. support, soutien, m. ; aide, f. ;

— , V. a. supporter, soutenir ; nourrir ; assister.
Supportable, seup-pôrt'-a-bl', a. supportable,
Supportableness, seup-pôrt'-a-bl'-nesst, .r, nature sup-
portable, {.
Supporter, scup-pôrt'-eur, s. soiitien ; appui, m,
Supposable, seup-pô'-za-bl", a. supposable.
Supposai, seup-p6'-zal, s. supposition, f.
Suppose, scup-pôzf', s. supposition, t. ; —, v. a. sup-
poser.
Supposer, 5eup-pô'-zeur, s. celui gui suppose.
Supposition, seup-pô-zich'-eun^, s. supposition, f.
Supposititious, seup-poz-i-tich'-euc?, a. supposé.
Suppositivejy, seup-poz'-i-tiv-li, ad. par supMsition.
Suppress, sèup-press*', v. a. supprimer ; dompter
Suppression, seup-prèch'-eun?j s. suppression^ f.

Suppressor, scii.iprcs'-cur, s. celui qui supprimt,
Suppuriitc, sciip'-piou-rct<", v. n. suppurer.
Suppuriition, sciip-piou-rt''-clicunf. s. suppuration, t.
Supputation, sciip'pii)u-tc'-cla'un< , .i. supputation, f. {

calcul, ni.
Suppute, seup-piout^, î'. a. supputer ; calculer,
Siipreuiacy. sicju-prein'-a-ci, i. suprématie. (.
Supreme, si' lu - prime'', ii. — ly, ad. supn'ine ; au

.Mipri'me dej,'re.
Surteaso, senr-'iic^', s. cessation, Jin, f. ; —, T'. a, et <;.

siir.uoir; ccscr.
Surtll.lr^;c, scu.'-lLli.irdjc', s, surthar;^e, f..; — , v, a.

surihari;er.
SurciuHlc, seur'-cin'RpI, i. ceinture, f. ; sur/aix, ni,
Surcle, seiir'-kl', J rejeton, m.
Surcoût, seiir'-kôti', s. surtout, m.
Surd, seurd^, a. so.(rd.

■Sure, cliiour, a. — ly, ad. iiir, certain. [tude. {.

.Siireiiess, thiour'-ness*, s. silrete, assurance ; certi-
.Su c ysliip, cliioiir'-ticliip, s. caution, (,
Surely, cliiom'-li, s, siIreté, certitude ; /garantie, f.
Surf, seurf, s. ressac, m.
Surface, scur-fac^, s. sur/ace, f.
Surfeit, seur'-fit^, s. rassasiement, m. ; indigestion, t. ;

— , T. a. et II. sailler ; gorger ; blaser ; se gorger,
Surfeiter, seiir'-fi-teur, s. glouton, m.
Sur^'e, seurdjc', .1. laine ; houle, (. ; —, v. n. s'enfler.
Siirj;coii, seur'-djeiin^, s chirurgien, m.
Sur^eonry, seur'-djcunf-ri, Surijery, seur'-djer-i, s,

tliirun;ie. f.
Sur^'v, seiir'-dji, ,7. eujli', houleux.

Siiilify, scur-lill, ad. d'un air morose, *

.Surliness, seur'-li-ness^, s. humeur chagrine, f. ; air

morose, m.
.Surly, sjur'-li, ir. chagrin, hargneu.x.
Surmise, scur-inaiz;', s. ioupçon, m. ; —, v. a. soup-

(onner.
Surmount, seur-maonn't', v. a. surmonter ; surpasser.
Surmountable, scur-inaoun't'-a-bl', 1». surmontahle.
.Surname, seur'-néine, s. surnom, m. ; — , scur-néinf*,

V. a. surnommer.
Surpass, seur-pass', ï'. a. surpasser.
Surpassing, seur-pas'-in'gH?, a. — ly, ad. /minent,

supérieur.
Surplice, seiir'-plic/, s. surplis, m.
Surplus, seur'-pleuc^, Surplusaj,'e, seur'-pleus-edje, s.

surplus, excédant, m.
Surprisal, seur • prai' - zal, Surprise, seur-praïz<', *.

surprise, f.
Surprise, seur-praïz?', v. a. surprendre.
.Surprising, seur-pr.iï'zin'g;;?, a. — ly, ad. surprenant.
Surrender, Seur-renn'-deur, v. a. et n. rendre, remettre;

se rendre.
Surremler, seur-rcnn'-deur, Surrendry, seur-renn'-dri,

s. reddétion ; cession, f.
Surreption, seur-rep'-cheun*, s. surprise, f.
Surreptitious, seur-rcp-ticli'-euc?. a. — ly, ad, subrcptice;

à la dc'robe'e.
Surrogate, seur'-rô-jjKdt*, s. substitut, m. j —, v. a.

subroger, substituer.
.Surround, seur-raoun'd', v. a. environner, entourer.
Surtout, seur-tout', j. surtout, m.
Survenc, seur-vinc', v. n. survenir.
Survey, seiir-vé', j. vue ; inspection, f. ; arpentage, m. ;

— , V. a. regarder ; examiner ; arpenter.
Surveyor, seur-vé'-eur, s. inspecteur ; arpenteur, m.
Surveyorship, seur-vé'-eur-cliip, s. ojffice cCinspecteur,

darpenteiir.
Survive, seur-vaïv^, r. ut. *0;. jKmT'/r.
Survivor, seur-vaï'-veur, s, survivant, m.
Survivorship, seur-vaï'-vcur-chip, s. sui-vivance, f.
Susceptibility, scus-ceji-ti-bil'-i-ti, s. susceptibilité, f.
Susceptible, seus-cep'-ti-bl', a susceptible,
Siiscitate, seus'-si-tét<, v. a. susciter.
Suscitation, seus-si-té'-clieun^, s, instigation, f.
Suspect, seus-pekt', a. suspect; — , v, a. et n soup-
çonner ; craindre.
Suspectful, seus-pekt'-foul, a. soiipionneux.
Suspend, seus-peiin'd', 7: a. suspendre.
Suspense, seus-penn'ctr', a. su.^pcndii ; en suspens; — 1

s. suspens, m. ; incertitude, t.
Sui-pension, seus-pcnn'-cheunf, s. suspension, f.
Suspicion, seus-pich'-euii?, s. soupçon, ni.
Suspiv-ious, seus-pich'-euc?, a. — ly, ad. soupçonneux.
Suspiciousness, seus-pich'-euc«-nessf, s, humeur soup'

çonneuse ; défiance, f.
Suspire, seus-paîr', v. u, soupirer.
Sustain, seus-ténf, v. a. soutenir, supporter.
Sustainable, seus-té'-na-bl', a. soiitenable.
Sustenance, seus'-ti-nann'ce, j, siibsislanct^ f.: fth
trftien, n), '

DUS rt97i

sutltiitaliiui, (.

TAO

SuMcutotinn, sens temi-lé'-clieunc

soiitifii. m.
).Si\tc, siiiut^, r. suif, (.

Sutler, seut'-lcur, s. vnaiiiiiti; fitiitiiiitr, ni.
Swat), souob, i. toriHon, Jaubtrt, m. ; —, v. <i.

/auhfrter.
Sw.-ilil>cr, soiiol>'-eiir, s. bnlaytur, m.
Swaddle, souod'-dl', .i. tnailtot, m. ; —, v. a. tntmail-

lottr.
Swaildllng-cloth, soiind'-lin'jf/i^-klolh, s. maillot, m.
Swa>;, soiiajf ■ v. n. s'affaisser ; s'eii/omer.
SwHKijer, suiian'.'jiir, v. ii.jaiie le /aii/aron.
Swa;;^;crcr, soiuig'-ciir-tnir, s./aii/aroii, in.
Swii^^'y, souaK'-i. «. affaissé ; pendant.
Swaiii, boiiciif', s. berger : amant, m.
Sw.ilf, souel, s. vallon, ni.
Swallnw, soiiol'-o, s. hirondelle, f. ; s^osier; gouffre, m.;

—, t'. II. nvaler ; engloutir.
Swain, souain, v. Swiiii.
.Swamp, souoin'p, s. marais, tnarecage, m,
Hwanipy, souonrp'-i, a. marécageux.
Swan, hoiiyn?, s. cygne, ni.
SwHnjî" souon-C'/c. v. Swin^.
f Swunkie, sounn'-ki, s. gaillard, ip.
Swap, suuop, ad. à ia luite ; t— , s. échange, m.
Sward, sounrd^, s. couenne de lard ; pelouse, f.
Sware, soiicr, v. Swear.
ISwarfit, souér'-fit^, a. éTanoui.
Swann, sonariii, s. essaim, ni.; /ourntilière, f.; —, v. n.

essaimer ; fourmiller.
Swart, souart^, Swartli, sonarlli, a. sombre ; basané.
Swartliiness, snuar'-tlii-nessc, s. teint basane', ni.
Swarthy, .soii.ir'-thi, a. — ily, ad. basané.
' Swash, souoch, s. giicltis, ni.; — bnckicr, Sw<ishcr,
soiiiich'-eur, s. fanfaron, ni.
Swathe, souéth, s. maillot, ni. ; — , v, a. emtnail-
ISwattcr, soiict-teur, v. a. agiter, secouer. 'itoter.

iyv.;iy,}»\ic, s. secousse ; injlnnue : autorité; domina-
tion, {. ; — , V. a. et ti. brandir ; manier ; détourner;
commander ; gouverner.
I.Sweal, sonil, v. n. couler, se fondre.
•Swear, souér, 7'. a. et n. faire Jurer ; promettre sous

serment ; jurer.
Swear, Swccr, souir, a. paresseux.
Swearer, soiië'-runr, s. fureur, ni.
Sweat, soiictt, s. sueur, f.; sueurs, f. pi.; * — , v. a. et n.

faire suer ; suer, transpirer.
Sweaty, soiiet'-i, a. en sueur ; pénible.
Sweep, souip, s. balayage ; ramoneur, m. ; secousse, f. ;
passage tapide ; tour, m. ; bascule, f. ; —net, s. eper-
Tier, m.; * — ,v. a. et n. balayer; ramoner ; passer
rapidement ; aller au grand galop; to — away,
titer, enlever.
Sweeper, souip'-enr, s. balayeur, m.
SivcepinKb, soiiip'-in\"/'z. s. pi. balayures, f. pi.
ISwcepit, souip'-it, /<)«>• Swct-pcil.
Sweepy, soulp'-i, a. emportant ; i>nprtueux.
Sweet, souitir, a. — ly, ad. doux; savoureux ; agréable ;
frais ; — , j. douceur, f.; agrément, ni.; bonne odeur,
f. ; mon cher, ma chère ; — brend, s. ris de veau, m. ;
—briar, s. églantier odoriférant, ni.; - tiroom, s.
bruyère, f.; —heart, s. amant, in.; amante, f.; — meat,
s. confitures ; sucreries, f. pi.; —toothed, a. friand.
Sweeten, souit'-t'n, v. a. adoucir; sucrer; purifier.
Sweetish, bouit'-icli?, a. douceâtre.
Sweetness, souit^'-ncss^, s. douceur, f.
Swell, sonc-r, s. gonjlement, m.; eiijture. f.; •— , v. a. et
n. gonfler, enfler; grosiir; s'enfler; s'élever, croître ;
se fava)ier.
SwcIlinR, souer-in'n''C, s. enflure; tumeur, {.; trans-
port, ni.
Swelter, sonel'-tciir, -■. a. et n. brûler; étouffer, griller.
Sweltry, soiiel'-tri, <i. etouffanl.
Swept, souept, 7'. Sweep.
Swerve, soiierv, v. n. errer; s'éiarter.
Swift, sonift, a. — ly. ad. vite, prompt ; —, s. martinet ;

courant, m.
Swiftness, soiiift'-nesst', s. vitesse ; promptitude, f.
Swie, soui;;, v. n. boire à longs traits.
Swill, souil, s. long trait, ni. ; lavure, f. ; — , v. a. et n.

boire à longs traits : laver.
Swiin, «ouiinc, s. vessie de poisson, f. ; •— , v. a. et n.

passer à la nage; nager ; avoir des vertiges.
Swimmer, soulm'-eur, s. nageur, m.
Swimmingly, souim'-in'c"<'-1>. od. aisément, rondement.
Swine, souain»', s. eceJion, pourceau, m. ; —bread, s.
truffe, f . ; —herd, s. porcher, m.; —sty, s-, toit à
cochons, m.
Switiff, souin'gjff, j, balancement, m.; secousse, f.; pen-
chant, m.; — bridge, s. pont tournant, m.; — Rate, s.
iascitie, f.j •— , v, a. et n. balancer; agiter; flo.'lcr.

SwInKC souln'djc, 71. m. fouetter.

Swin;;lnj{, souinr'-dJIn'-gM^.r. batanetni/nt, m,

Swin(i;lnj{ly, souini-'djin ){»</-li, ad. grandement.

Swinish, souai'-nich?, a. de coilum, malpropre.

t Swire, souair/, s. cou, ni. : gori^e, f.

tSwirI, snnonri, s. tournoiement, m.

Switch, snniich, s. hotniine ; aiguille, aligut {rail), t.\

— man, .r. aiguilleur, m.
fSwiih, soiiilh, ad. vile, rapidement,
tSwither, s<iuith'-eiir, s. doute, m.
Swivel, souiv'-v'l, s. anneau ; pierrier, m.
Swollen, -Swoln, soiioln, v. Swell.
Swoon, sououn^, s. évanouissement, m, ; —, v. H.

s'évanouir.
.Swoop, Muionp, j. action efiin oiseau qui fond sur sit

proie: nt one — , duii seul coup; —, v. a.jondre iiir ;

enlever.
Sword, sôrde, s. épée, f. ; -bearer, s. porte^épée, 111. :

— belt, s. ceinturon, m. ; — cutler, s.fourbisieur, 11). ;

— 111.111, .V. Iwmme dépre, m.
.Swiirdeil, sArd'-cd, a. armé if un épée.
Swore, soiiôr, .Sworn, souorii, v. Swcar.
Swiini, soucumc, v. Swim.
Swinijj, sontun'n;;r, v. Swing.
Sybarite, sib'-a-raïtc, .f. sybarite, m.
Sycophant, sik'-ô-f.inn't,'.r.y/i»//f/(;-, m.
IS) ko, saikr, s. petite ruisseau, m.
Syll.iliic, —.il, sil-lab'-ik, - ,il, a. -ally, ad. syllabigue.
SylLible, sil'-la-br, s. syllabe, f.
.Syllabii.s, sil'-labeiic/, s. résumé, m.
.Syllogism, sil'-lo-djizin, .r. syllogisme, vn.
Sylvan, sil'-vanc, a. des' bois, champêtre; —, s.

Sylvain, m.
Syiiibol, siinr'-bcul, .r. symbole, m.
Symbolical, simr-bnl'-i-fcal, a. — ly. ad. symboliijue.
Symbolize, siiii<r'-bô-laizc, v. n. symboliser.
Symnictric.ll, simr-iiiet'-rikai, a. symétruiue.
Symmetry, siin^'-ini-tri.,c symétrie, f.
Sympathetic, —al, sinir-pa-thet'-ik, —al, a. —ally, ad.

.sympathique.
Sympathize, simir'-pa-thaïzc, v. n. sympathiser.
.Sympathy, siiiif'-p;i-tlii, s. sympathie, f.
.Symphony, siiiK^-fô-ni, s. symphonie, {.
Symptom, sinit^-teiim?, s. symptôme, m.
Syiiiptomatic, —al, siin^-tô-niat'-ik, —at, a. —ally, acL

symptomatique.
ISyii, SyiK, sinn', ad. depuis.
.Syii.igoguc, sin''-a-gog, s. synagogue, f.
.Synchronous, sin'g'-krô-neuc^, a. synclii one.
Syncope, sin'g'-ko-pi, s. syncope, X.
tSynd, sinn'd, v. a. rincer.
Syndic, siii''-dik, j. syndic, m.
Syndicate, siir'-di-ketc, s. syndicat, m, ,

Synod, sia'-eud^. s. synode, ni.
Synonyme, sin"-ô-iiiin<', s. synonyme, m.
Synonymous, si-noii''-i-nieuci', a. synonyme.
Syntax, siiK^'-taks, s. syntaxe, f.
Syphon, saï'-feiin^, s. siphon, m.
Syrcn, sai'-renn, s. sirène, f.

Syringe, sir'-in'djf, s. seringue, f. ; —, v. a. seringuer.
Syrtis, ser'-tiss, s. syrte, f.
System, sis'-tem, s. système, m.

Systematical, sys-ti-niat'-i-kal,a. — ly, ad. systématique.
Sythc, saïth, s. faux, f.

T

Tabby, fab'-i, s. tabis, m.; — , a. tacheté, moueliclé ;
— , T'. <7. moirer.

Tabclactinn, t.i-bi-fak'-clieiin^, s. consomption, f.

T.ibefy, tab'-i-fai, v. n. maigrir.

Tabl.iturc, tab' -la • tiour, s. tablature; peinture à
fresque, {.

Table, tc'-bl", .r. table ; tablette ; liste, f. ; — of rates, s.
tarif, m. ; — bccr. s. petite bière, {, ; — book, s,
tablettes, f. pi.; —cloth, s. nappe, (.; —knife, s. couteau
de table, m.; —land, .r. plateau, m.; — t;-.k, s. discours
de table, m. ; —, 7/. a. et n, nourrir à sa (able ; être en
pension ; entailler.

Tabler, të'-bleur. s. pensionnaire, m.

Tablet, tab'-lett. s. tablette, f [m.

Taboiir, té'-beur, Tabouret, tab'-eurett, s. tu>»>iourin.

Tabular, tab'-iou-lar, a. en forme de table: en plaque.

Tabulate, tab'-iou-lét?, 7: a. réduire en tables.

Tacit, tas'-it, a. — ly, ad. tacite.

Taciturn, tas'-iteurni?, a. taciturne.

Taciturnity, tas-i-teur'-ni-ti, s. tacitumité, f.

Tack, tak, s. broquette ; amure, f. ; —, v. a. clouer;
Joindre ; assembler.

Tackle, tak'-kl", s. palan, m.; cordages; ustensiles, m. pL

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TAC

Tacklin;;, tak'-Iiii'K"'i ''• (ordiigts ; iisUksUcs, m. pi.

Tact, takt, s. lad, m.

Tactics, • ik'-tiks, s. pi. lactiqut, f.

Tactile, lak'-lil, a. tacliU.

Tncl|)olo. tail'-|)ôlc, s, têtard, m.

♦Tac'l, TaUl, tcilf, v. Toad.

Ta'cii, tt'n<", tour Tnkf n.

Taffeta, taf-ita, s. tajfttas, m.

Taiî, l»fî, s./errtl, m.; aij;iiilUttt, t.; — r.ij;, s, canaitîf,

f. ; —, V. a.ftrrtr ; ajouter.
Tail, tel, X. queue, t.; —piece, s, culUe-laiiipe, m.
Tailor, té'-kiir, s. tailleur, m.
Taint, ténn't. s. souillure ; iu/ectioii, f. j -, v. a. du.

initier ; souiller; sr f;iiler.
laintlfss, tL-iin't'-lcssj', a. saus taclie, pur.
'Iniiiture, tciu-'-tchionr, s. tiidie, f.

• Take, tt'kc, r». a.et en prendre: saisir; >ufiier;arre'er:
supposer; rtfussir; aller; se re/uf;ieriliiiis ; tu — caro,
avoir soin; to — to pieci's. tnelire en pir:e\;
to — ship, s'etnharguer ; tr - a walk. J.iir,' une
pronieuadr ; to — after, iin.fer ; resievtl'.'er : h.
ulon); with, emmener; emporter; to ^- diHti,
i/esiendre ; détendre ; a/iattre .-to — from, primer de ;
to — in, prendre; comprendre ; recevoir ; serrer ;
admettre : /'tire entrer; duper; to — olf, âler ; en-
lever ; détourner ; to — up, relever: ramasser ;
remplir; arrfter ; prendre a cn'dit, emprunter ; to
— ii|) with, se contenter; demeurer.
Taken, té'-k'n, v. Take.
Taker, té'-kciir, s. preneur, m.
Takinç, té'-kinV"> "• obligeatit : asreable; — , s.

saisissement, m. ; transe, f.
Taie, tc'l;, s. conte ; rapport; compte, m. ; — bearer, j.

rapporteur, m.
Talent, t.il'-cnn't, s. talent ; \dessein, in.
Talk, t.'ik, s. conversation, f. ; entretien; iri(if,in. ; — ,

V. H. parler ; causer ; Jaser.
Talkative, t.lk'-a-tiv, a. causeur.
Tnik.itiveness, tâk'-a-tiv-ness^, s. loquacité, f.
Talker, tâk'-eiir, j./r»r/«<;-, m.
Tall, till, a. grand, haut.
TallaRC, tal'-idjc, s. taille, f. ; impSt, m.
Tallow, tal'-ô, s. sut/, ni. ; — chandler, s. chandelier,

m. ; — , TA a. suiver ; engraisser.
Tally, tal'-i, s. taille, f. ; —, v. a. et n. ajuster ; adapter;

border; cadrer.
Tallness, tâl'-ncss^, s. grandeur, f.
Talon, tal'-eunc, s. serre, grille, f.
Tamarind, tani'-a-riiiii'<l, s. tamarin, m.
Tambour, taui^'-bciir, v. a. broder au tambour.
Taniboiirneedlc, tam^'-btur-nidl', s. aiguille à tam-
bour, f.
T.uiie. X(tme,a. — ly, ad. apprivoisi' ; domestique ; mou ;

soumis ; — , f. a. apprivoiser ; dompter.
Tameable, té'-mabl', a. domptable.
Tamciicss, teinc'-ncsv. s. mol.'i'sse ; soumission, f.
Tamper, tam^'-ponr, v. n. prendre des remi\ies ; se

mi'ler ; pral qucr.
Tan, taii^, s. tan, ni. ; — house, s. tannerie, f. ; —,v. a.

tanner.
Tanjî, tan'n, s.goAt/orl, mauvais goût ; sanai,çu, m. ;

— , -'. ;;. sonner.
Tangible, taïu-'-iIJi-bl , a. tangib.'e.
Tangle, tan'ji'-^r, î'. a. et n. tui'ler ; embrouiller ; cm-

narrasscr ; sfint'ler; s'embrouiller,
tTanifs. tan'K'z, pour Toii^js.
Tank, tank, s. risir-oir ; bassin, m.
Tankard, tan'k'-curdt', s. grand pot, m.
Tanner, t.^u'-eur, s. tanneur, m.
'J'antalize, tan^'-ta-lai^i', v, n. tantaliser i mettre au

supplice.
Tantamount, tann't'-a-maoun't, a. equivalent.
Tap, tap, s. tape, f. ; coup léger; robinet, m. ; cannelle,
f. ; — liouse, s. (iibaret, m. ; —room, s. ta/.-agie, f. ; — ,
V. (T. taper ; frapper légèrement ; inciser.
Tape, tép^, s. ruban de fil, ni. ; —worm, s. ver solitaire,

m. ; t — . V. a. éparg)ier.
Taper, té'-peur, .r. bougie, f. ; cierge, m. ; — , a. conique ;

— , V. n. se terminer en pointe.
Tapestry, taps'-tri (tap'-es-tri), s. tapisserie, t,
Tapet, tap'-itf, .r. tapis, m.
Tapster, tap'-steur, s. cab.iretier, m.
Tar, tar, s. goudron, m. ; jack —, s. mattlct, m. ; —,

V. a. goudronner.
Tardiness, tar'-di-ness*, s. lenteur, indolence, f.
Tardy, tar'-di, <T. — \\y,»d. lutt ; indoieitt ; en retard ;

— , V. a. retarder.
Tare, ter, s. ivraie ; tare, f. ; — , v. a. tarer.
Tarée, tardj<, Target, tar'-djett, s. bouclier, ra. ; eiile, t.
Tariff, tar'-if, s. tarif, m.
Tarnish, tar'-nich«, v. a. et», ternir; flétrir ; se ternir.

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Tarp.iulinj», {.\r-\t!\\'-\n^ne, s. toile goiidronnù, f.

Tarri.mte, tar'-i-ann'c^, s. retard, ut.

Tarricr, t.ir'-l-eur, s. basset, m.

Tarry, t.ir'-l, a. goudronné : —,v. u. tarder ; s'arr/le^i

rester.
T.irt, tart^ n. — ly, ad. aigre, piquant ; — , s. tarte, t,
Tartar, tar'-tar, s. tartre, m.
T.irfarcan, tar-tci'-ri-an^ a. infernal.
T.irtarous, t.ir'-ta-reuc?, a. de tartre.
'r.irlntss, tart«r'-ncssc, t. aigreur, f.
Task, task, s. tdche, f. ; —, v. a. donner une tilt lie .»,
Tasker, taslc'-eur, /. celui qui donne une là. he.
Tasi-I, tas' -cl, s. gland de soie ; signet, m.
T.i-.lable, t<!t»'-a-br, a. savoureux:
'laste, tt'st^, s. goill, m. : s.jveur, {. ; — , v. a.^oiier ;

t'pronver ; al>oir du goût.
T.l^t(•ful, tcslï'-foul, a. savourtux.
j T.isti'less, téut^'-less/", a. Jade, insipide.
I i'.istelessncss, t^stf'-lesv-ncssf, r insipidité, f,
I l"asler, tést'-eur, s. celui qui i;oùte.
I l.tsty, tesl'-i, ir. de bon j.'i'fit.
Talter, tat'-eur, s. haillon, m. ; ^•ueuille, f. j —, v. a,

t/idtre en lambeaux.
Tatlle, tal'-tr, s. caquet, babil, m. ; —, f. ti. laqueter.
Tattler, tatt'-leur, s. babillard, m.
Tattoo, tat-ou', s. retraite, f. ; tatouage, m. ; — , v. a,

tatouer.
Taiifjlit, XMe.prt. tendu, roide (v. aussiTcacU).
tTauld, \M(\e,pour ToUI.
T.iunt, t.ltm't, J. insulte, f. ; —, v. a. insulter.
Taiintin>;ly, t.lnn't'-inV'-li. ad. d'une nuinière in-
t Taupie, t.V-pi, s. souillon, (. [sul.'an'e.

Tautolojfy, t.Vtol'-ô-dji, s. tautologie, {.
Tavern, tav'-eurn^, s. taverne, (. ; —keeper, s. auber-
giste, m.
T.iw, t.1, s. bille, f. ; —, v. a. passer en mégie.
T.iwdriiiess, t'i'-dri-ness^, s. clinquant, ni.
T.iwdry, t.V-dri, a. pimpant; —,s. babiole, t.
T.nvcr, t4'-cur, s. mégissier, m.
T.iwny, t.A'-ni, a. basané.
t Tawse, t.1s^, s. fouet, m.
JTax, taks, s. taxe, {.; impôt, m.; — gatherer, s.

collecteur, ni. ; — , v. a. taxer ; bldmer.
Taxable, taks'-a-bl', a. imposable.
Tax.ation, taks-ff-cheun^, s. taxation, f.
T.txer, taks'-eur, s. taxateur, 111.

lea, ti, s. thé, m. ; — board, s. plateau â thé, m. ; — cup,
J-. tasse à thé, t. ; — kettle, s. bouilloire, f. ; —pot, s,
théière, f.
•Teacli, titch, w. a. et n. enseigner, apprendre.
'l'.Mthable, titch'-abl'. a. docile.
'leacli.ibleness, tilch'a-lO'-ness»', s. docilité, f.
TiMcher, tilch'eiir, s. maître, professeur, m.
Tcid, tid, s. torche, f. •,Jlambeau, m.
Te. il, til, s. sarcelle, f.

Team, tini^, s. attelage, \n. ; — , v. a. atteler.
Tear, tir, s. larme, f. ; —, ter, s. dcihirnre, f. ; • — ,

7'. iT. et n. désoler ; se désoler, se déchaîner.
'le.irful, tir'-foul, a. en larmes.
Tearless, tir'-less*. a. sans larmes ; insensible.
Toase. ii/.e, v. a. tourmenter ; ca der.
least!, ti'/.l, s. chardon ; peign:, 1,1.
Teaser, ti'-zeur, s. importun, m.
Tl.i!, titf, s. telle, f.

T'ji linic.al. tek'-ni-kal, a. — ly. ad. technique.
Techy, tetch'-i, a. chagrin, morose.
'ÏC(\, ted, V. a. mettre en veillote.j.
Tedious, ti'-di-euc« (ti'-dji-euce'), a. — ly, ad. ennuyant

fatigant.
Tcdiousuess, ti'-di-euc<r-nessc, s. ennui, m.
Teem, timir, v. a. et n. produire ; enfanter; abon.iers

être enceinte.
TeemfuI, tiin<'-foul, a. fécond.
' Teemless, tiiii«'-lessc, a. stérile.
' Tcen, tin?, s. chagrin, m. ; douleur, f.
I Ttjjument, teg'-iou-mennt, s. téguMunt, m.
! Teelh, tith,/' de Tooth.

'l'eil, tiK Teil-tree, til'-tri, S. tilleul, in.
j Teint, tinn't, s. teinte, f.

Telegraph, tel'-i-graf, s. télégraphe, m.
I Telescope, tel'-i-skop?, s. télescope, m.
j 'Tell, tel, v. a. et n. dire: infornier; rapporter)
I compter ; supputer; discerner ; tb — abroad, divuU
I guer ; to — out, compter, payer.
\ Teller, tel'-eur, .r. diseur ; compteur, m.
Telltale, tel'-téU, s. rapporteur, m.
Temerarious, tom-er-é'-ri-euw, a. téméraire.
Temejrity, ti-iner'-i-ti, s. témérité, f.
Temper, tem"-peur, s. tempérament, earaetire, "n^
tnodération ; trempe, t. ; —, v. a. tne'lang*lt{
tempérer; modérer; approprier ; tremper.

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Tempérament, Jem"-per-a-iiieMirt, s. itnift'rttmntt, m.
Temjierance, tciii'-per-anirc^, t. Icmpt'raiue ; tranquil-

litf, f, ; — society, s. iiKifle lie te »i ft tan ce. {.
Temperate, lciii''-piTCl/, a, — ly.d./. ttiitfire i modère ;

laliiie, fose'.
Tciiiperatciicss, tenr'-prr-ct*-nesv, s, modt'ralioit, f. ;

sitiijr./roiit. III.
Temperature, tem''-pcr-a-tioiir, s. teinfératurt; modera-
tion, {.
f ctiipcst, tenr'-pest, s. tenipe'te, f. ; — ..eaten, a. battu

far la tei>i/>i'te ; — , 7J, a. at; iter, soulever.
Tcmpcslive, teiii'-iics'-tiw, a. de iaUon.
Teiiii>esliious, teiii'|)Ls'-ttlii(iii-cuc^, <j. orfu^eux.
Ttiiiplar, lcin''-iilar, s. teiu flier ; étudiant eu droit, m.
Temple, tcin''-pr, <■. temple, m.
Tcni|>oral, leiii"-i)''ir.«l, a. — ly, ad. temporel.
Temporality, tcm'-po-ral'-i-ti, TciiiporiUs, tcm''-iiA-ral2,

J. Uxtfoiel, m.
Temporally, tem''p6-ral-tl, s. taqnes, m. pi. ; tem-
porel, m,
Teiiiporaïu-mi'!, tcm'-pci-ré'-ni-euci', Temporary, tem''-

p<'>-ra-ri, a. temporaire.
Temporize, tein"-p(').raiz<, t/. n. IcmPcri^tr.
Temporizer, tem'po-rai-zeur, s. temporiseur, m.
Tcinpt, tcnit, 7'. a. tenter, induire ; proiioijuer.
Teniptalije, tciu''-ta-ljr, a. sujet à ùt tiiilatioit.
Tempt.ition, tem'-tù'-clicuiv, s. tentation, f.
Temjitcr, tem''-teur, s. tentateur, m.
Temulence, — cy, teni'-ioii-jeiiii'c/, —ci, s. ivresse.
Temiilent, tcm"-iou-lenn't, a. ivre.
Ten, tcnn, n. dix.
Tenable, ten"-a-br, a. tenable.

Tenacious, ti-në'-cheucc, a. — ly. ad. tenace ; opiniâtre.
Tenacity, li-nas'-i-ti, s. ténacité, f.
Tenancy, ten''-an^-ci, s. usufruit, m.
Tenant, ten'-aiin't, s. tenancier ; Jeriuier ; locataire,

m. ; — , V, a. tenir à ferme.
Tenantalilu, ten"-ann'ta-l)r, a. hahitabie.
Tencli, tcnn'ch, s. tanche, (.
Tend, tenn'd, v. a. et n. garder; veiller ; accoinpasner:

tendre.
Tendence, — cy, tenn'-dennW, —ri, s. tendance, f.
Tender, tcnn'-aeur, a. — ly, ad. délicat ; sensilite ; doux;
— hearted, a. tendre ; — , s. offre : proposition :
garde, f. ; tender, m. ; alUge, f. ; —, v. a. offrir, pro-
poser; estimer.
Tenderling, teiin'-deiir-lin'p»/!», s. favori, benjamin, m.
Tenderness, teiin'-deur-nebs?, J. délicatesse ; tendresse ;

attention, t.
Tendon, tenn'-deun?, j. tendon, m.
Tendril, tcnn'-dril, s. tendron, m.
Tcnebrlous, ti-ni'-liri-tiic>'. a. ténébreux.
Tenebrusity, ten'-l-bros'-i-ti, s. obscurité, f.
Tenement, tcu''-iiiieiiirt, s. habitation, f.
Tenerify, ti-iier'-i-ti. ,r. tendreté, f.
Tenet, ten"-it<', s. i/o;;)iie,\n.
Tennis, ten"-ic^, j. paume, f. ; — court, s. jeu de

paume, m.
Tenor, Tenour, ten'-cur, s. teneur, f. ; contenu :

ténor, m.
Tense, tenn'cft a. tendu ; roide ; — , s. temps, m.
Tenseness, tenn'cir'-iicssc. .<-. tension, f.
Tensible, tenn'-ci-bl'. Tensile, teiin'-sil, qui peut Ùre j
tendu, flexible. \

Tension, tenn'-chciuif, s. tension, f.
Tent, tenn't, s. tente : \attentwn, f. ; — , v. a. sonder \

{plaie).
Tentation, tenn-td'-cheunt*. s. tentation ; tentative, f.
Tentative, ttnn'-ta-tivc, a. d'essai.
Tenter, tenn'-teur. .v. crochet : clou à crochet, m. ; — ,

V. a. et It. accrocher ; s étendre.
Tenth, tenn'tli, a. dixième, —, s. dix\du mois), dixième,

m. : dime, f.
Ttnlhly, tenn'th'-li. ad. dixièmenient.
Tenuity, li-ninu'-i-ti, s. ténuité, f.
Tei'.uous, ten'-iou-eiic/*. a. tenu, menu. ;

Tenure, ti'-niour, s. taure, f.
Tepid, tep'-id, <r. /tt-rfc .,". .

Tepidity, ti-pid'-i-ti, j. /i/if^/ir, f.
Terce, terc?, s. tierce, (.
Terebinth, tcr'-l-bin'ili, s. teWbinthe, m. •
Tcrebrate, ttr'-i-brétir, v. a. perforer.
Tergiversation, ter-(lji-v«rse'-cheun?, j. tergfverstiHen,

f. ; subCerfuçe, m.
Tcnn, term, s. terme, m. ; limite: cov.iUion; expression.

t. : — , V, a. appeler.
Termapancy, tcr'-ma-gnn^-ci, s. turbulence, f.
Termafi.int, ter'-ma-jjann't. a. turbulent, petulant.
Terminable, ter'-mi-nabl', a. qu'^n peut limiter.
Terminate, tor'-mi-nàtf, v. a. et n. limiter; mettre fn à;
se tertn iner ; fin ir.

Termination, ternii-nc'-tlitun#, s. limit.ttion , termi,

naison, f.
Terminus, ter'-ml-neiic^, s. terme ; embarcadère, m.
T crmless, termr'-lesv, a. sans bornes.
Teriiily, termr'-li, ad. par ternie.
'l'crrncc, tcr'-usw, s. terras.\e, t.
Terrcous, ter'-ri-eucf, a. terreux, a'e terre.
Tcrrestri.il, tcr-rcs'-tri-.il, a. terrestre.
Terrible, ter'-ri-bl', a. — bly. ad. 'crrille.
Tcrriblciiess, tcr'-ri-bl'-ncbi^, s. nature terrible ; h»rm

reur, f.
Terrier, ter'-l-eur, *. basset: vilebrequin; cadastre, ni.
Terrifie, tcr-riP-ik, a. terrible.
Terrify, ter'-ri-fai, T'. a. effiayer.
Territorial, ter-rl-tô'-ri-aC a. territorial.
Territory, ter'-rl-teur-l, s. territoire, ni.
Terror, ter'-reur, x. terreur, f.
Terse, teise, a. uni ; net, élét;ant.
Ttrtian. ter'-clieim*, s. fièvre tierce, f.
Tcssel'-.'ie, tes'-sel-ét/, -'. a. marqueter.
Test, test, s. coupelle, f. j etsai, m. ; épreuve, f.; serment

du test, m.
Testament, tes'-ta-menn"t, s. testament, m.
Testamentary, tes-la-menii'-ta-ri, a. testainenlairtt
Testator, tes-té'-teiir, s. testateur, m.
Testatrix, tes-tti'-triks, s. testatrice, t.
Tested, test'-ed, a. essayé, éprouvé.
Tester, test'-eur, s. del de lit ; deinischelling, m.
Testicle, tes'-ti-kl', s. testicule, m.
Testification, tes-ti-fi-kd'-clicun?, s. témoii;nat;e, m.
Testificator, tes-ti-fi-kc'-teur, Testifier, tés'-ti-fai-eur, s.

témoin, ni.
Testify, tcs'-ti-fat, *. a. et n. témoigner, attester,

déclarer.
Testily, tcs'-ti-Ii, ad. d'un air chas:rin.
Testimonial, tes-ti-mo'-ni-.il, s. attestation, {. ; eerti-

jicat, m.
Testimony, tes'-ti-ineun'-i, s. témoignage, m.
Tcstiiiess, tes'-ti-nessc, s. humeur chagrine, t.
Tosty, tc'i'-ti, <?. chagrin, bigarre, bour-.-u.
Tetlier, teth'-eur, s, attache, f. ; joug, m. ; — , v. m.

attacher {cheval).
Tetter, tet'-eur, s. dartre, f.
Tew, tiou, s. mater iau.r, m. pi.
Text, tekst, s. texte, m.
Textual, teks'-tcliiou-al, a. — ly, ad. textuel.
Texture, teks'-tcliiour, s. tissu, m. ; contexture, f.
tThack, thak, v. Thatcli.
■JTIiae, thé,/D«>- Tliesi.-.
Than, than;, ad. que ; de.
Tliane, thén^, s. noble, baron, m.
Thank, than'gk, v. a. ren-.enier.
Thankful, thanVk'-foul, a. — ly, ad. reconnaissant.
Tli.inkfulness, tlinn'j,'k'-foiil-ness/', s. reconnaissance, T.
Thankless, thaiiVk'-less, a. inxrat.
Thanklessness, tliiui'uk-lcssf'ncsbc, s. ingratitude, f
Thanks, than'gks, s. pi. grâces, t. pi. ; renurciment, m ;

to cive — , rendre grâces.
Thankworthy, than'gk'-oueur-thi, a. digne de reuieni.

nient.
That, that^. /«. ete. ce, cet, cette ; cela ; qui; que ; ajiii

.jue : so —, de sorte que.
Tlialch, thatch, .f. chaume, m.; —, v. a. cciizt ir en

(haiime,
Thatcher, thatch'-pur, s. couvreur en chaume, m.
1 haw, thâ, s. digel, m.; — , v. a. et digf'.:r ;

fondre.
The, tlii, le, la, les ; ce. cette, ces.
1 hc.itral, thi'-a tral. (J. M'vtV.vj/.
T hoatrp, thi'-a-teur, s. théâtre, m.
Th.o, ihi,/«. toi, te.
Tlieft, theft, s.7ol, m.
tTliCHilher, thi-ghi'thciir. v. Toffethcr.
Thcir, thèr, pn. leur, leurs ; —s. tlièrz»*, te leur, la !eur,

les leurs.
Thein, them, #«. p.'. eu.v, elles ; leur.
Thème, thiiiif, r. trème. m.
Themselves, thttu'-selv'z, fin. pi. eux-miiitcs, elles.

mêmes.
Then, thenn, ad. alors ; ensuite ; donc : now and — , de

temps en temps.
Thence, ihenn'ct-, ad. de là; dit lors ; — fortK —for-
ward, depuis lors, dh lors.
TlKoloj^ian, thi-ôlo'-dji-enn/", s. théologien, m.
Theological, tlii-£-lod'-ji-kal, a. the'ologifue.
Theology, tUi-ol'-ô-dji, s. théologie, t.
Theorem, thi'-ô-rem, s. théorème, m.
Theoretic, —al, thi-^-ret'-ik, —al. Théorie, tlii-or'-nc, *

théorique.
Theorist. thi';A-rist, s. théoricien, m.
Theory, thi'-ôri, r. théorie, i.

1 HE

t

There, Ihèr, ad. lA,y; — i», — are, il y a ; railà ; — he
Is, /t voilA, here and —, là tt Ui : — al>oiit, -«lioiits,
rtri'. aux environ J ; far la ; sur rt foint ; — .ifter, «rrf.
jiiiivanl ctla : apris cela ; —.it, ttii. (i cause lie cela,
far là : —by, aii. far là ; —fore, ad. four cela ; c'est
fourqUi,i; —from, ad. de cela, en ; —lu, ad. en celci :
là dedans ; —into, ad. en cela; y; —of, ad de cela,
en, y; —on, ad. là-dessus; —out, ad. hors de cela, de
1,1 ; —to, —unto, ad. à cela, y, à i/uoi ; — umlnr, ad.
ià -dessous ; —upon, là-drssns, sur cela; —with, ad.
enec cela: — witlial, ad. outre cela; en vi/nie
tcinfs.

l'Iicrinal, thet'-m.il, a. thertnat.

Tlicrinonictcr, tticr-inoni'i-lcur, s. Ihtrmomitre, m,

'lliesi;, tliiz, fl. de This.

Thfils, llii'-ciss, s. these, f.

Thov, thion, s. 'i.tbitiides, f. pi,

Tliijy. th^, //( ^1. ils; elles; ceux.

Thii.k, thik, a. et ad. — ly, arl. /fais ; con fade : gros :
grossier; trouble; /rtqiieut ; — of l.carini;, dur
di.ieille; —set, a. /fais, serr/, trafu; — wittcd, a.
stiiMde; — , s. épaisseur, f. •,Jûrl, ni.

Thicken, thik'-k n, v. a. et u. /faissir; grossir;
s /•/•'ijissir ; devenir trouble.

Thicket, tliik'-ctt, s. Iiallier. m.

Thitkncis, thlk'-ness<-, s. e/aisseur ; densit/; grosseur:
dnrrteHdoreille\,{.

Thief, thif (//. thieves), s. voleur, ni.

Thieve, tlilv, v. u. voler.

Thievery, thiv'-eur-i, s. larcin, vol, m,

Thif.es, thiv'-e\ic^, //. de Tliief.

Thievish, thtv'-ichf, a, — ly, ad. adoiin/ au vol ; en
voleur.

Thicvishness, thiv'-ich^-ness^, j. penchant au vol, m.

Thii;h, thai, j. cuisse, f.

Thill, thil, s. limon, ni. ; — horse, Thiller, thil'-cur, s.
limonier, ni.

Thinilile, tliini'-bl', s. d/, ni.

Tliin, tiling, a. et ad. — ly, ad. mince, menu ; d,li/;
tnaii^re; clair; li\'er ; rare; —, v. a, amincir;
alleniier ; amaigrir ; eilaireir.

Thine, thaïn/, ///. Ion, ta, tes ; li toi; le tien, la tienne,
les tiens, les tiennes.

Tliin;j. thin'j;'»^, s. chose; affaire, f. î être, m.

•Think, thin'^k, 7'. a. et n. fenser, son:;er ; jn-^er ;
estimer; s'imaginer: nieUi/er; to — ii\u^h, leii iiil,'/ cr;
regretter: se flaindre.

Thinker, thinVk'etir, s. fenseur, m.

Thinking, thin t,'k'-in'tj«r, .t. pensée, opinion, f.

1 hinnesB, thin^'-ness^, s, trniii/e ; maigreur, f.

Thiril, theurd?, a. — ly, ad. troisième ; — , s. tiers, m. ;
tierce, f.

Thirl.tfje, theur'-lld>je, s. servitude, f.

Th rst. theurst. s. soi/', f. ; — , v. n. avoir soif.

Thirstincss, tlieiirst'-i-nesr,#, J. soi/, altération, f.

Thii>ty, thcnrst'i, a. altère' ; avide.

Tliirteen, theiir'-linr", n. treize.

Thirteenth, thenr'-tinn'tli. a. treizihne.

Thirtieth, theiir'-ti-et)i, a. trentième.

Thirty, theur'-ti, n. trente

Tliis, thiss, pn. ce, cet. cette, celui-ci, ceci,

Tliislle, this' -si', s. chardon, m.

Thistly, this'-li, a. plein de < haidons.

Thither, thith'-eur, ad. là, y ; - to, ad. jusi)Uf-là ;
— w.ird, ad. vers ce lieu-là.

Tho', thô, pour Thon>;h.

Thonif, thon'gM^, s. sangle, courroie, f.

♦ I hoom, thonnif, v. Thumb.

'l'iiiirn. thorn;, s. épine, f. ; — b.iolc, r. raie boiulée, f.

Thmilcss, thornr'-less;, a. sans cfiues.

'Ihorny. thor'-ni, a. épineux.

'1 hoioiiçjh, theur'-ô, pr. par, au Irai ers de ; —, n. - ly.
eti. entier, par/ait, accompli ; — lirc-l, a. f,ir,'aire-
ment élevé ; — tare, s. lieu de passage, m. ; — l'aced,
— sped, a. par/ait, complet, acompli.

Those, xhôze, pn. pi. ces ; ceux-là ; eelles-M.

Thon, thaou, />«./« ,' toi; —, r'. <i. tutoyer.

Thoiij,'li, thA, c. quoique, cependant ; as —, comme si.

Thouf;ht, thât?, s. pensée ; opinion, f, (t'. aussi Think).

Thou^'hlful, thit^'-foul, a. — ly, ad. pensif, rêveur;
nttènt'f.

Thoiijrhifulness, th.\t#'-foBl-nes5?, s. humeur rêveuse ;
attention, f. \ciant.

Tliouijhlless, thâtr'-lessc, a. — ly, ad, étourdi; tnsou-

1 houvjhtlessness, thâte'-less-nessc, j. étourderie ; insou-
cia me, f.

Thoiis.ind, thaou'-rann'd, n. mille, mil; —, s, mille,

^ millier, m.
'thousandth, thaou'-zann'dth, a. millième.

Thr.ildom, thrM'-deum*, s. esclavage, m,

TliraU, tiirûl, s. esclave; esclavage, iru

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IThrano, tliranVh, A)/»" Throng.

Thrapple, thrnp'-pl , /. gosier, \\\.

'I hrash, tiirachc, v. a. et n. battre ; tiavaitler.

Thrasher, Ihrath'-enr, v. batteur en grange, ta,

ThrashlnK-floor, thrach'-ing»!. •HAr, s. air», t.

tThraw, tlirâ, v. a. tordre ; tortiller.

tThrawart, tlrr.V-oiiartf, a morose.

Thread, thrcd, t. fil, m. ; suite, f. ; -baro, a uté t

trivial; — , v. a, enfiler; fasser far.
Thrcaden, thred'-'ii, a, de fil.
Threat, thrett, s. menaet, i, ', —, Thre.iten, Ihrct'-t'n,

v. a. menacer.
Tlireatencr, thrct'-t'n-enr, s. celui qui menace.
Tlireatcninjf, tlnot'-t'ninV"'. "• — ly, "''• menaçant,
Tlircatfnl, tTirett'-foul, a. menaçant.
Three, thrl, tt. trois.
Threefold, lliri'-foM, a. triple.
Threepence, threp'-enn'c^ s. pièce de trois fence, U
Threescore, tliri'-skor, n. soixante.
Thresher, tliri^ch'-eiir, v. '1 hrasher.
'i lireshoM, thrèch'-old. s. seuil, lu.
Threw, thron, T'. Throw.
Thrice, thraïcc, ad trois fois.
Tîirift, thrift, s. profit, gain, m. ; épargne, t.
Thrifliness, thrif'-ti nessc, .r. économie; épargne, f.
Thriftless, thrift'-lessr', a. pr,Hligue.
Thrifty, thrif'-ti, rt. — ily, ad. frugal ; ménager.
Thrill, thril, s. vrille, f. ; -, v. a. et n. pener , p nélrer,
•Ihrive, thr.iiv?, v. u. profiter ; prospérer ; réussir;

s'enrichir.
Thrivin>;ly, fhrai'-vlnV'"''-li.<J''. "' profitant, avecsuech.
Throat, throt;, s. gorg' , (. ; /poster, m. [battre.

Tliruli, throb, ,r. palpitation, i. ; —, v. u. palpiter.
Throe, thro, s . douleurs de l'enfantemeut , f. pl.;(H""<". f.
'1 lirone.tlirôncj. /;■(#;/;, ni. ; —, r'. rt. inettre sur te trône.
Tlironjj, thron'^v/»', s. foule, presse, t. ; — , v. a. et n.

presser, fouler : accourir en foule.
Throstle, thros'-sl', s. grive, f.
Throttle, throt'-tl', v.a. étouffer; Arangler.
Thronj{h, tliron, pr. et ad. au travers de, par; de part

en part; ~-\ixi:i.\, a. parl,iilement élevé.
Thrnujjhly, throii'-li, ad. entièrement.
'l'l.rr)u^;hout, Ihrou-aoïitf', pr. et ad. au travers de ;

d'un bout a t autre ; partout.
Throve, throve, %<. Thrive.
Throw, tliiù, s. coup : jet : effort, m.; •— , v. a. et tt.

jeter, Liiuer; renverser ; \o — lAutM. tenter/'ortnne ;

to — aw.iy, rejeter , perdre : prodi);iier ; to — by,

tnelire de ciUé ; to — olf, rejeter: se défaire de;

renoncer: to — o\\\, chasser ; exclure; devancer.
Thrown, tl.rônr, v. Thmw.
Thruin, threuiii^ s. bordure de toile, f. ; —, v. a. racler

tisser.
Thrush, thrench^ s. grive, f.
Thrust, thrcust, s. coup. m. ; hotte, f. j •— , w. a. et n.

pousser; serrer; attaquer; imposer; se Joiirrer,

s'introduire : to — in, fourrer dans ; cogner; to — •

throui;h, transfereer.
Thruster, threiist'-eur, s. celui qui fousse.
Thiimli. thenmc, s. pouce, m. ; —, v. a. manier gauche.

ment : feuilleter.
Tluuup, theuni'p, s. couf, ni. ; — , x>. a. battre violon.

tnenf : frapper.
Thunder, theunc'.denr, s. tontierre, m. ; — liolt, s,
fondre, f. ; — cl.ip, s. couf de tonnerre, m. ; — , v. a.

et n. foudroyer : tonner.
Thiinderstrike, theun^'-deiir-slrnïk;, v. a. foudroyer.
Thursday, thcurz'-dé, s. feiidi, m.
Thus, thcuss, ad. ainsi; rie ictte tnanière ; — far,

//(.r</'<''i I.

1 hwack, thonak, f. rouf vio'ent, ni. ; —, v. a. frapper.
Thw.irt. thouart^, nd. en travers ; — , v. a. et n. travtr'

ser : contrarier : s'opposer.
ThwartinHly. thoiiart'-in'-g«; li, ad. far opposition.
Thy, thaï. //;. ton, ta, tes.
Thyme, taïiiic, s. thym, m.
Thyself, thaï-self, pn. toi-même.
Tiar, tai'-ar, Tiara, faï-é'-ra, s. tiare, f.
Tick, tik, .r. tique, f. ; tic, m. , taie, f. ; crédit, m. ; -^

V. n. prendre à crédit ; donner « credit.
Ticken, tik'-in^ s. coutil, m.
Ticket, tik'-il<r, s. étiquette, f. ; billet, m.
Tickle, tik'-kl', v. a. et n. chatouiller . flatter : frétnir.
Tickliîh, tik'-lichf, a. chatouiiteux ; sensible, délical%

difficile.
Ticklishness, tik'-lich#-nesv, s. sensibilité; difficultt, t.
Tid-bit, tid<r'-bit;, s. morceau friand, m.
Tiddle, tid'-dl", v. a. dorh'er.
Tide, taîd^, s. saisott ; marée, f. ; — S^te, x éc!use,t. s

— ', V. a. et ti. remonter avec la tnarc'e; être eniralnt

far la marée, flotter.

TID

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TUlf «man, Uld'z'-man/, TIJe-waiier, tatd/ou^-teur, t.

<iaitanirr, in.
TUIiiiess, tai'-<li-nesv, 1. frotrtt/, f.
Tl<lin(;<i, tai'-diu'K'i'z. /.//. nouvtllts, f. pi.
Tidy, lai'-dl, a. — jly, iiti. pivfire : A profos, opportun.
Tie, tat, s. tiariid, iv. ; atliicJn ; liaison ; ol<li>;alioii, (. ;

—, V. a lier ; attathtr ; trr/ttr ; obli^tr ,- to —

«lown, assiijtttir.
tTieml. tln'd, s. dtmt, f.
Tier, tir, x. ra/it,', in, ; fa>ti't'e,j!,'e, f.
Tierce, tcrce, s. tierce, f.

Tiff, tif, J. boisson ; àoiifa.fe, {. ; —, v. H. se jiurtlter.
Titraiij;, liP-a-nl. s. g.m lie soie, f.
tTi({, ix^ne, v. a. pimer ; tirer.
Tit{cr, taI'-K'<eur, s. lit^re, in.
Tl({ht, taît<', a. —\y,a/. serr/ ; Un>iu ; étroit ; feime ;

riiiie : propre.
Tighten, tcii -fn, v. a. serrer.
Tit;lilnc&s, tnitr'-ncss/, s. elut tie ce qui est Siir/, 111. 1

tension ; propreté ; p.tr, inionie, f.
Tlcress, tai -Krcsv, s. tii^re^se, f.
Tile, tail^, j. tiiile, f. ; — kiln, s, tnilerie, t, ; —, f . it.

couvrir en tuiles.
Tiler, tal'-leur, s. tnil'er, m.
Tilini^, ta\'-lin'K«^, s. toit en tuiles, m.
Till, 111, /. tiroir, in. ; —, pr. ttc.jusqu'A ; en attcnr/aiit

que; —, v. a, M'ourer,
Tillable, til'-a-bl', a. labourable.
Tillage, til'-idj?, s. labountjje, labour, m.
Tiller, til'-eur, s. laboureur ; petit tiroir ; ialivean ;

nonvernitil, 111.
ttillif-wallie. til'lioiiar-li. s. bai.'atetle, t.
Till, tilt, J. banne ; joute, f. ; foiiriioi ; coup [ife lance,

etc.). III. ; — , 7'. (I. et ;i, couvrir tf une banne ijor^cr ;

f.niter ; Pencher d' un cole,
1'llter, tilt -ciir, s. jouteur ; tireur ; /orj;eron, in.
Tilth, tillli, s. labonrat,-e, labour, 111.
Timber, tiiii.-'-liuur, s. /vis Ue iharpente, ni. ; — work, s.

cliarpenle. f. ; — yard, s. chantier, in. ; —, v. a.

bâtir; construire ; nicher.
Tinibri;!, tiiiir'-bril, s tambourin, m.
Time, laini^', s. temps ; terme, m. ; /ois. cadence, f. ! nt

— i,.parfois : at 110 — .yV/WiK.t ,• iii -. àtemps.à point

nommé ; in K""'d —, <» la bonne heure : —keeper,

S. chronomètre, m ; — server, s. co>nplaisant, m.;

— worn, a. usé par le temps ; — , v. a. Jairt à pro-
pos ; mesurer.
Tnncfiil, tniiiif'-foiil, a. de saison ; li propos.
Timeless, taiin^'-lcs'it', a. hors de saison ; ma! A propos.
Timely, taîinr-li, «. et ad. à propos; à temps; oppor-
Timid, tiin'-itl, <r. — ly, ad. timide. [tun.

Timidity, tl-inid'-i-ti, s. timidité, t.
Timorous, tini'-cnr-eucc, a. — ly, ad. timide ; timoré.
Tiinorousncss, tiin'-ciiremi'-nesv, s. timidité. (.
Tin, tinf, s. étaiii : Jerblanc, m. ; — iiiaii, s./crblantier,

m. ; —, V. a. étamcr.
Tinet, tin"){kt, s. teinte, nuance, {. ; —, v. a. colorer.
Tincture, tin';;k'-tchi(iiir, s. teinture, f. ; ioùt, in. ; —,

V. a. donner une teinture ; tolorrr.
Tind, tinn'd. v. a. allumer.
Tinder, tin^'-deur, s. amadou, m. ; — box, s. botte à

amadou, f.
Tini.;, tinç/zc, s. tintetiieut, m.
TiiiKC tinii'dj?. s. teinte, t. ; s»iU, m. ; —, v. a. teindre;

colorer.
Tinijle, tin'g'-gl', v. ». tinter; cuire.
Tink, tin'Kk, t. h. tinter.
Tinker, tin'.i;k'-eur, s. chaudronnier, m.
Tinkle, tinj^'-kl', 7>. n. tinter.
Tinner, tin''-eur, s. étameitr ; mineur, m.
'I insel, tin^'-sel, s. clinquant ; oripcau, m.; —, v, a.

orner de clinquant.
Tint, tiim't, s. teinte, f.
Tiny, tai'-ni, a. petit; chétif: i^réle.
Tip, tip, s. bout. 111. ; pointe [d'aii,'icilli'), f. ; — , -v. a.

i^arnir le bout ; pousser, taper; appliquer.
Tippet, tip'-it^, s.pî'lerine ; collerette, i.
Tipple, tip'-pr, s. boisson, t. ; —, v. n. boire A l'excès.
Tippled, tip -pld, a. ivre.
'l'ipplcr, tip'-leur, s. biberon, m.
Tipbtaff, tip'-staf, s. baj^uette, f. ; huissier, m.
Tipsy, tip' -si, a. gris, ivre.
Tiptoe, tip'-tô, s. pointe du pied, f.
Tire, tir, s. rangée, f, ; — , tnir^, s. parure ; coiffure, f.;

attirail, m. ; —woman, s. daine d'atours, f. ; —, v. a.

et n. coiffer; ajuster ; J'atiguer ; importuner ; se

fatiguer ; se lasser.
Tiredness, taird'-ness«, s. fatigue, f.
Tiresome, taïr'-seuiiK-, «./a/iVi»')/ ,• ennuyeux.
Tiresomeness, tait'-seuin^ness*. s. lassitude, f. ; tnuui,

tTirI, tcuri, v. a. déterrer,

"I is, \'\t,p,nir It is.

Ti'.Mie, tich'-iou, i. /ÏJJ«, m. ; —, ». a, tisser; entre-

lacer.
Tit, tit/, s. bidet, m. î ftiésance, f.
Tilbit, tit/'-l.it.-, s. friandise, f.
Tillie, taitli/, s. dime, f. ; — , f. a. et n. Jtmcr; ''Ciytf

la dime,
Tillieablc, Inith/'.a-br, a. sujet .» la d/m*.
Tithcr, tai'-thciir, s. dlmeur, m.
TilliinK, tai'-thin'g/if, s. dime ; ditaine, .'. . — .nan, /•

disanier, m.
Tiiill.ite, tit'-illi-t/, V. n. chatouiller,
1 itl.irk, tit^'-lark. s. alouette, f.
Title, tai'-ll', s. titre, m. ; — pHjo, s. frontispice, litre,

III. ; —, V. a. <nl\tuler ; appeler.
Titleless, Lir-tl-less»". a. sans titre.
'ritinniise, titc'.iii.ioucc, s. mésange, f.
Tutor, |ill'-eiir, s. ris sous 1 ape, \ii. ; —, v. n. rtre sent

cape.
r' itlle, tit'ti, s. petite s cur. f.
litlli-, tit'tr, s. /'Oint ; trait, 111. ; ba;'atelle, f.
■| i'.tIcMtll'-', lit' il-Lil'-tl', s. t.iquct, 111.
i'itul.ir, titi'-cliiuu-ltiir, l'itulary, tilt'-cltlou-la-rli d.

titulaire.
Tivy, tiv'-i, s. hdte, dilii;ence, f,
l'o. ton, pr. à ; jusqii'S ; vers ; pour ; ns -, quant •! ;

to-cliy, ad. au/ourdhui ; luiiiurrow, ad. demain .

ti)-ni^;lit, ad. ce soir.
Td.kI, tc'idc", s. crapaud, m, ; —stool, s. faux ch.tm-

pignon, m.
Toast, ti")st, s. rilie, t. ; toast, m. ; santé, f. ; —, v. a.

ni/ir ; boire A la sa nié de.
Toaster, tùsi'-eur, s, nt/itseur, m. ; nUissoire, f.
'1 Dbatco, ti'i.bak'-A, .t. tabac, m. ; — box, s. tultatii.e,

f. ; — pipe, s. pipe à funur, f.
Tobacconist, to-bak'-o-iii-.t, s. fabricant de tabac, m,
1 Tocher, teut'-tlieur, s. dot, (.
f Tiitlierlcss, teiit'-clicur-lessc, a. sans dot.
Tinl, tod, s. buisson ; ^renard, m.
Toe, ti'i, s. orteil, m, ; from top to —, de pie.i en cap.
ToLfetlu r, tô-t,'»ctli'-ciir. ad. ensemble à lajoii.
ToU, toil, s. feine, f, ; travail, m. ; —, v. a, et n. t a-

vailler ; harasser ; se fatiguer.
ToiL.t, toil'-eit, s. toilette, f.
Tcillsoine, toil'-scumc, a. pr'nible.

'I iiilsoinoness, tiMl'-seuiiK'-iiess»', s. peine ; dtffieiilté, f.
iiiken, tô'-k'n, s. sii;ne, m. ; marque , preuve, f.
Told, toUl. V. Tell. '
Tolc, toit*, v. a. entraîner.

Tolerable, tol-eur-a-br. II. — bly, ad. tolerable ; pass-
able.
Toler.ibleness, tol'-eur-a-bl'-ncss/, s. nature tolerable ;

medioi rite, {.
Tolerance, tol'-enr-ann'cc, s. tolérance. (.
Tolerate, tol'-ciir-étc, v. a. tolérer ; souJI'rir.
Toleration, to-lcur-é'-cheun/, s. tolérance, f.
Toll, ti)\,s.péage: octroi, m.; —bar, — ^.iie, s. barrière,

i. ; — (jathci'tr, J. péaxer, m. ; — liouse, s. bureau

(f octroi, m. ; —, v. a. et n. sonner ; enlever; palter

ou rece-voir le pénxe.
Toinl), toiim;r, s. tombe, f ; tombeau, ni. ; —, v. a.

enterrer.
Toiiibicss, toiiinc'-less/, a. sans sépulture.
1 oiiiboy, toinf'-l)oï, s. gueux, tapageur, ui.
Tome, loin/, t. tome, volume, m.
Tomtit, torn/' •tilt', s. mésange, t.
Ton, teunf, s, tonneau, m.
Tone, ton?, s, ton ; acient, m.
Toiijf, teim'gMf, s. ardillon, m. ; —s, pi. pincettes, f. p! ;

pince, f.
Tonijiie, teiin'sî. s. langue, f. ; langage, m. ; —, v. a et

n. gronder ; bafnller ; Jaser.
Toiiijueless, tcun lî'-less?, a. muet.
Tonlc, —al, ton''-ik, —al, 1». tonique.
Tonnage, teun'-idj<', s. tonnasse, m.
Tonsils, ton/'-silz, s. pi. amygdales, f. pi.
Tonsure, ton^-cliiour, s. tonsure, f.
'I 00. tou, «11", trop : aussi.
Took, touk, T*. 'liike.
Tool, toiil, J. outil ; instrument, m,
tTooni, touiii/, a. vide.
tToot, toute, s. son, m.
Tooth, toutli (//. teeth), s. dent, (. ; goût, i;i. ; — aclif,

s. tnal de dents, m.; —pick, —picker, 4. cure-dent.

m. ; — powder, s. dtntrifice, m.; —, v. a, lienter;

denteler.
Toothless, touth'-less/, a. sans dents ; édenté.
Toothsome, touth'-seuiuf, a. délicat.
Toothsomeness, touth'-seumf-ness?, i, goiU «gréaU'

m.

TOP

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TRA

Iny iu\t, s. lûwmtf, m. ; cimt, f. ; /»///, iitmi/t, m. ;

lt)ti/it, Hunt, t. ; — l«)Ol!t, s. pt. botitt à rtvtrs, i. pi. ;

~K<illaiit, t. ferrciiuft, iii. j — in.ist, t. tiiiit dt ffrro-

giitt, 111. i — proml, a. dun orguiildimtsuré; - k.iil,

1. fi>i/^ tit /iirroif lift, f, ; —, r. a. // »i. («Hvrir ; sur-

fiiisstr, dominer ; iiioiithtr ; ^Ultr,
Topin, tâ'-|>az, J. lofatt, f.
Tope, tAi)/, 1/, «. //(>*>■* ^ i(xrh.
Toper, lo'-peur, s. aiivviir, hihiraii, in.
Topfui, top'-f<)ul, a. lout pltin.
Topiary, tô'-pl-n-rl, a. tailU.

Topic, top'-ik, s. sujet, m. ; matifrt, t. ; fo/ifue, m.
T<)|ilciil, top'-lk-al, (I. topiqut, lotat.
Topless, top'-lcss^, a. sans st^mnet.
Topmost, top'-iii6st, a. le fins liitiil,
To|)n);raph||tô-po){'-ru-li, s. topoi^i-aphie, f.
Toppinif, \S\)'-\\\'^Ht, a. — ly, ad. Iiiifpe, disHn^u/ ;

avec distinction ; Jiiremeul.
Topple, top'-pr, V. u, tomber en avant.
Topsyturvy, top'-si-toiir'-vl, ad. sens dessus dessous.
Torcn, tortcii, s. torche, f. ; Jla;nl>eaii, m. ; — bcnrcr, s.

porte-ylamheau, m.
Torcher, tort':li'-eur, s. celui qui Alaire.
Tore, t6r, v. Tear.
Toriiicnt, tor-inciin't' (tor'-im>nii't), s. loiirmtnt ; sup-

plict, m. ; —, toMiicmi'l', v. a. toiii-inenler.
Tormentor, tor-iiionu't'-eur, .t. cwiiiteur, m.
Torn, tc^rn^, 7>. Tear.
Torn.ido, tor-iié'-dA, s. oura,i;an, m.
Torpeilo, tor-pi'-tlft, s. torpilU, f.
Torpent, tor'-pemi't, Tor|)lil. |iir'-pl<1, a. engourdi.
Torpidncsï, tor'-picl-ncsb(', Torpituite, tor'-l>i-tiouili', .r.

tnaourdissement, m.
Torpor, tor'-por, s. torpeur, f.
Torrify, tor'-ri-faï, v. a. torrcjlcr.
Torrent, tor'-renn't, J. torrent, ni.
Torrhl, tor'-rUI, a. torride ; briUar.l.
Torse, torv, Torscl, tor'-sil, s. torse, in.
Torsion, tor'-jeun/, s. torsion, f.
Tortive, tor'-tiv, a. tors, tordu.
Tortoise, tor'-tii, s. t>rtue, f.

Tortuosity, tor-tchiou-os'-l-ti, s. torluosit/, sinuosité, f.
Tortuous, tor'-tchiou-euc?, a. tortueux.
Torture, tor'-tchiour, s, torture, question, f. ; —, v. a.

torturer.
Torturer, tor'-tchiou-reur, /. bourreau, m.
Torvity, tor'-vi-ti, s. sévérité, f. •

Torvous, tor'-veucf, a. se'vère.
Tory, tô'-ri, s. tory, m.
Toss, toss^, s. secousse, f. j Jet, m. ; an-itation, t. ; —,

V. a. et u. secouer, Jeter; lancer; a^-iter ; ballotter;

être a^ité.
Tosser, toss'-cur, s. bemtur, m.
Tost, tost, X'. Toss.

Total, tô'.tal, a. — ly, ad. total, tout ; —, s. total, m.
Totality, tô-tal'-i-ti, s. totalité, f. ; tout, m.
T'other, teuth'-eur,/o«r Tlie other. . .-

Totter, tot'-eur. v. a. chanceler ; vaciller.
tTou, taou, V. Thou.
Touch, teutch, s. toucher; tact; trait, m.; touche;

teinture ; épreuve ; bagatelle, f. ; —fiole, s. lumière,

f. ; — pan, s. bassinet, m.; — ston- s. pierre <■'■■ loin lie,

f. ; — , V. a. et «. toucher; essayer; atU/idrir ;

gai;ner : se toucher ; to — up, retoucher.
Touchable, teutcli'-a-lil', <r. tangil'le.
Touchiness, teutcli'-l-iicss*, s. susceptibilité', i.
Touchintî. teutcli'-in'g«*, a, et pr, touchant; con-
cernant.
Touchy, teutch'-i, a. chalouilleii.x, irritable.
Tough, tcuf, a. — ly, ad. coriace ; rude ; -visqueux.
Toughen, tcuf'-fn, v. ». durcir; se raidir.
Toughness, teuf-iiessif, s. ténacité : dureté ; raideur, f.
Toupet, tx)u-|)ett, s. toupet, m.
Tour, tour, s. tour : voyage, m.

Tournament, tour'-na-nienn't. Tourney, teur'-ni, s.
Tourney, teur'-në, v. n. Jouter. [tournoi, m.

Touze, taouz^, v. a. t railler ; houspiller,
tToustie, teust'-i, v. Testy.
Tout, t.iout?, s. pique, bouderie, f.
tTouzle, taou'-z'l, v. a. saccager.
Tow, tô, j. étoupe ; remorque, f. ; — , v. a. remorquer ;

louer.
Towage, fô'-édj^, s. louage, halag^e, m.
Toward, tô'-ouerd*, /r. xiers, envers, à l'égard de ; — ,

a. — ly, ad. docile, complaisant.
TowarJlinessto'-oucrd<-li-ness^,Towardnes^,tô'-ouertlr-

ness*, s. docilité ; complaisance, f.
Towards, tô'-ouerdz. pr. vers.
Towel, taou' -il, s. serviette, t.; essuiemnin, m.
Tower, ta-ju'-cur, s, tour; /orteresse, l. ; —, v. H,

■g^itvtr.

Town, laoun/, t. villt, capitale, f. ; — hull, — liouM, I,
hMel de ville, m. ; — »man, /. cit.idin, cemitoytn, m. |

— lalk. t. bruit public ; on dit, ni.
Township, l.inunAchIp, ». commune, f.

Toy, toi, j. /ou/.tu, fouet, m.; basalillt; HimUtrtt,\.\

—, V. u. badiner; foldirer.
Toying, toi'.in'gi'i-, i. b.idinage, m.
Toyish, loi'-iclK, <». badin, /oldlre. ''.

Toyishncss. toi'idic-iiov, r. badinajie,m.: /oldlrerir,
'i'oyshiip, tor-tliopi", T. magasin de Joints, m. j table.it-

rie, f.
Tr.ice, trcky, s. trace, f. ; vestige, m. i pute, f. ; —, v.a,

suivre A la piste ; tracer: calquer; copier.
Tracer, trc'-toiir, t. celui qui suit à la fistt.
Tr.ick. tr.ik, s. ti.ut. piste; route, t.; itutitr, in.J

ornière, f. ; - . v. a. suivre <i la piste ; haler.
Trackless, tr.ik'-ltfss/*, <i. sans traces.
Tract, Irakt, j. étendue : vntrée, f. ! traité, m.
Tract.ible, trak'-t.ibl'.i . -bly,a./. traitable, maniable;

docile.
Tractableness. trak'-ta-'.il'-ness/, s./acilite, douceur, l.
Tractate, trak'-tcl^ /. traité, m.
Tractile, trak'-tll, i». ductile.
Traction. trak'-< hcun?, s. traction, (.
Tractility. trak-til'-i-li, s. diiitililé, t.
Trade, U,:i\e, s. commerce; méliei- ; euti.'t. m. pi.)

— wind, ï. vent alité, m. j —, t. u. commentr,
tra/ii/uer.

Traded, tri!'-dcd, a. commerçant ; expérimenté.
Traileful, trdd^'-foul, a. coiumerian!.
'Irader, tré'-ileur, s. coniinerf,iiit, négociant, m.
Tradesfolk, trcilV'.fùk, s. arti:,aiif . boutiquiers, iil. pi.
Tra<lcMnan. triJd'z'-in.ln. s. artisan ; boutiquier, m.
Tradition, tra-dich'-cuiii', s. tradition, f.
Traditional, tra dich'-cun-al, a. — ly. ad. traditionnel.
Traduce, tra-diouc^, v. a. di/famer, dénigrer ; mutli-

pliir ; propager. ,

Traduceincnt, tra-diouc^'-menn't, s. dijjamalion, f. ; ai-

nigrement, m.
Trailucer, tra-diou'.ceur, s. diffamateur, détracteur, ni.
Traducilile, tra-diou'-ci-bl', ii. transmissible.
Traduction, tra-deuk'-cheun?, s. trausiniision ; tradi-
tion ; propai;ation, f.
Traffic, traf-ik, s. commerce, trajic, m. ; —, v. n. toni-

mercer, tra/iquer.
Trafficker, traP-ikcur. s. eommerçant, marchand, m.
Tragedian, tra-dji'-di-an^ i. trai,'cdien, m.
Tragedy, trad'-Ji-di, s. tragédie, f.
Tragic, —al, trnd'-Jik, —al, a. —ally, ad. tragique.
Tragicomedy, tra-dji-kom''-i-(li. s. tragicotnedic, f.
Trail, trdl, s. trace, piste; traînée; queue; —, v. a. et »

suivre i la piste ; trainer.
Train, trén^ s. queue ; suite, f. ; train, convoi ; pi/gl,

m. i embûches, f. pi. j traînée, f. ; express, —, convoi

accéléré {rail), m.; — bands, x. milice, f . ; — oil, s.

huile de baleine, f. ; —, v. a. traîner, entraîner;

attirer : élever, dresser.
Traipse, tréps/, f. n. marcher nonchalamment.
'l'rait, tré (trétif), s. trait, m. ; action, f.
Traitor, tré'-tcur. s. traître, m.

Tr.iitorous, tré'-teur-cnti', a. — ly, ad. traître, per/îd*.
'l'r.iitrcss, tré-tress^, .r. traîtresse, f.
rr:iliiieatc, tra-lin'-yc-ti'. T'. n. s'écarter.
Tram, tranini^, j-. mil plat, m.
Trannnol, tram'-el. J. /ri«>/m//, m.; — s, pi. entraves^

f. pi. ; —, V. a. attraper, surprendre ; einpéiher.
ITrnnioer, tram''-peur. s. fuyard, vagabond, m.
Trample, train^'-pl', v. a. et n. fouler aux pieds ; fouler;

marcher bruyamment.
Tranation, tra-uc'-clieun<', s. action de passer à la

nage, f.
Trance, trann'c?. s. extase, f.
Tranced, tranns't, a. ravi, en e.cfase.
Trannel. tran'-il. s. chenille, f.

Tranquil, tran'g'-kouil, a. — ly, ad. tranquille, paisible.
Traïuiuillity, tran'g-kouil'-i-ti, s. tranquillité, f.
TranipilUize, tran'g'-kouil-aïz^, v. a. tranquilliser.
Transact, tran's-akt', v. a. et n. négocier, arranger ,•

accomplir ; transiger.
Transaction, tJan's-ak'-cheun<r, s. négociation, tranS'
|i, action ; affaire, f.

"Transactor, tran's-ak'-tcur, s. négociateur, m.
Transcend, traiiif-senn'd', v. a. surpasser, dépasser.
Transcendence, — cy, tran«-senn' denn'c?, —ci, S

transcendance, f.
Transcolate, tran's'-k6-lét^ v. a. passer.
Transcribe, tran^-skr.iïb?', v. a. transcrire, copier.
Transcriber, trant-skraï'-beur, s. copiste, m.
Transcript, tran^-skriut, s. copie, f.
Transcription, tranr-skrip'-cheun*. s. transcriplioH,
Transcur, trau's-keur', v. u, courir (à et là.

•P»A ( 303 1

TrtinM, xnnn'et, v. Trance.

3i4n»fer, iran'i'-fer, s. tram fort. m. i —, lran'»f«r',

V. a. traus/trer ; Irautfortfr,
Tfnnsfct.il lie, tr;in'vfcr'-.\ 1)1', a. Ir,itisf,>yt,>b.''. '

Tr.uisli^'urallon, lrai\'t-6-i;iii(iU'rv''Clicuii/, s. Irani' '

^Xiiration, f. I

1 ratisli|{ure, irnn's-fiK'.joiir, v. a. Irttur/crmer.
Trun<tfix, truTt'vfiks', f. a. traiit/ifru r.
Tr.iiisfiirin, tMiiVforin', 1'. u. I),iii\ji<)ii!tr. \

TMiisforiiiutton, tran'st-fur-iiiu'-LliuiuK', /. Irainfoniia' '

Transfuge, tran'^-fioiizi'', t'. a. /fiî»/ifv»vr.- iiisçirei; |
Trait!>riiiiion, tr.in's-finii'.Jciiii^ r. trniir/inioii, f. 1

Tr.insifrcss, Iran'!! k'*-''»» ■ ''• "• (it'fa\sef, t.\(fdti;
Traiis^rciision, irju's-jjrc'ch'-cun^, i, tramiittision, f. !

ffc/ti', in.
Traiisgrc^iive, tran's-grcs'-lv, a. (oufiabU.
ïraiisjjreksor, trans • >{rci' • ciir, j. tiantgrtsseiir ;

pA /leur, ni.
Transient, tran^'-chi-enn't, a. ~\y, «./. fastaetr ;

s nptr/Uitl.
Triiiisientncss, tr.iii^'-tlil-entrt.ncss^ s. cctiitt dint'f, (,
Transit, traiu'-sitt, s. />,i iSiij,'t ; Iramif, 111.
Transilion, tranc/ich'-oiiii<*, t. tiniisitioii, f.
Transitive, traii's'-i-llv, <t. liiDisiti/.
Transiloriiics, tranf'-si-tciir-incssf, t. (Olir't tiiir/e ;

//ir^nt/, f.
Transitory, tran<'-si-tcur-l, a, - ily, <ii/. t>iiii\itoire,

faisiit^rr.
Translate, tninï-slct^', t. a. tr.iiii/,-'i;r , hitiiiiife.
Tran^ation, tran^-blti'-clicun/, .r. fnt/n/atin'i ; tradiiC'

lion, f.
Translator, tran^-slti'-teiir, J. trttiliicleiir, {,
Trnnsluciil, tMii's-liou'-ciil, (r. triDis/'areitt.
Transmarine, triin's-ma-rinc', a. <fûiitre-me>:
Transniit,'rate, trail's' mi-KrOt/, v. 11, ^inigrtr.
Transmieration, tran'viiil-Krii'-cheunf, s. trauiwigra-

tion ; (migration, f.
Transmission, Iran's-inlch'-eunr, s, Iraiisinission, f.
Tr.insmit, tran's-mit/', v. a. transmtltre.
Transmittal, tran's-mit'-al, s. transmission, f.
Transmutable, tran's-iniou'-tabl', a. — biy, (tU. trans-

niiiable.
Transmutation, tran's-miou-té'-chcun^, s. Iraitsiniita-

lion, f.
Transmute, tran's-miout*', v. a. transmuer, changtr.
Transom, tran<'-seuin?, s. traverse, f.
Transparency, tran's-pé'-renn-ci, j. Iransfareno; f.
Transparent, tran's-pe'-ronn't, a. transparent.

TBI

Iretcli' ' cr • cue/, a.

Transpiration, tran^-spi-rd'-clieuni-, s. Iranspiralion, f.

Transpire, tranr-spai'r', v. n. transpirer.

Transplace, tran's-pléc<^, v. a. ch.xnj;er de flare.

Transplant, tran's-plann't', v. a. trans/i/.tnter.

Transplantation, tran's-plan^-lé'-clieun/, s. transplan-
tation, f.

Transport, tran's'-pôrt/, s. transport, ni. ; extase, t. ;
lit'porl/, va. ; — , tran's-port**, v. a. tntiupoiler.

Transportable, tran's-pùr'-ta-bl', a. transportable.

Transportation, tran's-pôr-té-chcun;, s. transfort, m ;
deportation, f.

Transposai, tran's-p6'-zat, s. transposition, f.

Transpose, trau's-poir', v. a. transposer.

Transposition, tran's-po-zich'-cunj-, s. Ininspositii^n, f.

Transsubstantiation, tr.uu'-beub.stan^-tlii-é'-clicu nr, s.
transsn/'s/itn fia tion, f.

Tr.iiisuclation, tr^n^-cliiou-dd'-cheun/, s. traussnda-
tion, f.

Transversal, tran's-ver'-sal, Transverse, tran's-vercf', a.
— ly, ad. Iranszeri,rl,

Trant, tran'tc, v. u. colporter.

Trap, Irapc, j. trappe. 1.; /.•<%•<•, m. ; iiiotise — , s.
souricière, (. ; — ilocr, s. trappe, (. ; —, z: a. at-
traper ; parer.

Trape, trép^, v. ti. courir ; rSdtr.

Trappings, trap'-in'R«'z, s. pi. harnais, ajustement, in.

Trash, trac h,r, s. rebut, m.; Jriperie, coiltonnerie, f. ,
— , V. a. élai^uer ; Iminilier,

Trashy, trach'-i, a. de nbut.

Travail, tiav'-cl, s. travail, m. ; peine, f. ; —, v. a. et n.
travailler ; Jati);n!r ; sey'atix'iier.

Travel, trav'-el, s. voyat^e. m. ijati^ue, f. ; —, v, a. et ».
voyager ; être en foya^'e.

Traveller, trav'-cl-eur, s. voyageur, m.

Travellinj;, trav'-el-in'j;»?, a. de passaije, passai^er;
— bafî, s. sac de nuit, m. ; — clerk, s. commis
voyageur, m. ; — trunk, .1. co'Jre dt zoya^e, m.

Traverse, tra-vers^, a. ad. cl pr. en travers ; A
travers ; — , s. traverse, f, ; accident, m. ; — , v. a.
traverser.

Travesty, trav'-cs-ti, s. travestie, f, j ~, i». a, trazcs/ir.

lay, Ué, s, cabaret; haquct, va.

Treacherous, Iretcli' . cr • cue/, a. -ly, ad. trafirt,

pertfde.
Tictchcrnusnctt, trcich' • er •eucr-nci»/, Treachery,

Ireich'cr-i, s. p. r/idi.; traltnon, f.
Tre.nl. trcil, r. »«<iiiV/<', ii//;(rr, f. ; /".ir; t/i.-min, m.;

•— , f. a. tl n. t:t,ir,l;er, fiinter ; marcher gravt'

tuent ; roiheri s'apparier.
Trcailcr, trctl'-eur, i./onlrnr, m,
Tri.iilk', tml'-iir, s. uu\r,!ie, f.
1 ri.ison, In'-z'n, s, trahison, f.
'l'ri .isoiiaMe, tri'-i'it-a-U', Ticuionous, tri'-z'ii-euc/, •,

traître, fer/ide.
Treasuie, trcj'.iour, t. Ir^sttr, m. 1 — 1iou»o, s. tr^

sorerie, f. 1 —, f. a. amasser, entasser.
Treasurer, trcj'ioureur, s. tre-orier, m.
Trc.isiiry, tr^j'-iini-rl, s, tn-'O.erie, f. ; trisor, m.J

— bill, — note, s. Iiillet du trTsi;r, m.
Treat, trit^, s. repas ; re'x'al, ui, i --, v. a. et u. traiter I

reX'aler ; négocier.
Trc.itise. tri'ti,!^, s. traita, m,
Tre.itinent, trii/'-nicnn t, s. traitement, m.
'IrtMly, tri'-tl, i. traiie. ni.

■| rcblo, trcb'.bl', a. --blv, ad. triple : —, r. a. tripler.
Tree, tri, ,f. aibre ; cois de tell.; m.; — fm^, t,

graiiset. m.
tTrecn, ume, a. de boit, en bo^t.
Trefoil, tri'-foil, s. trè/le, m.
Trellis, trel'-it-r, t. treillis, m.
Tremble, trcin"-br, t\ n. InmHer ; frémir.
l'reiiibhii^ly, trum'-blin k,'<.rli, ad. en tremblant.
Tremendous, tri-inenu'-deuc, a. terrible, eJfro\ab,'e,
Tremor, Treiiioiir, Iri'-mcur, s. tremblement, m.
Tremulous, trcm 'iou-leucc, a. tremblant,
ïrem.h, tienn'cli, t. tranchée, f.; retranchement, m.

— , f. a. traniher, couper; to— upon a tliln;;, /»//•

tendre à grh.
Trencher, treiiu'-cheur, s. tranchoir, m. ; bonne chhe,

{. i — fly, s. parasite, m. ; — male, s. compaxnou d*

table, m.
Trendie, trenn'-dl', s. roulette, t.
Trepan, tri-[>anr', s. trépan, m. j —, v. a. trépaner

attraper.
Trcpid.ition, trep-i-dé'-chcun/, s. trépidation, (. ;

tremblement, m.
Trespass, tress'-p.iss, r. fransi;r,-sst'on. t. délit, ni.

—, V. n. transi,'resser ; commettre un délit ; ofiénser
Trespasser, tres'-pas-eur, J transi;rcsseiir, o_ffiif5e!tr,n\.
Tresses, trcs'-siz, s. pi. tresses, f. pi.
Tresllo, ties'-sl , s. trcleau, m.

Trct, trett, J. tare, f. ./.

Trevet, trev'-it/, s. trépied, m. "

Trial, trei' • al, s. essai, in.; épreuve; tentative, T.;

j'm'enienf, m.
Tri.mnle, trai'-au'g-gl', s. triangle, m.
Tri.ingul.ir, trai-an'i;'K"iou-lar, a. triangulaire.
'l'rilie, traib, s. tribu ; race. f.

Trltiuialion, tri-biou-l;i'-cheun/, s. tribulatioi:, T'crn-
Tribunal, tr.aï-biou'-nal, s. tribunal, m. [tion, t.

Tribune, trib'-îoun?, .r. tribun, m. ; tribune, t.
Tributary, trib'-iouta-ri, a. tributaire.
Tribute, trib'-ioutc, s. tribut, m.
Trice, traies, s. instant, moment, vn.
Trick, trik, s. tour d'tulr,-ise. m.; malice: lezr'e, f. ;

V. a. /ouer un tour, duper ; piirer, a/usler.
Tricker, trik'-eur, s. trompeur, m. j detente, f.
Trickiiii;, InW-m^ne, s.Jourberic, f. ; o;ii<,;emei.'. m,
Trickibh, trik'-icli^, a. fourbe, trompeur.
Trickle, trik'-kl', v. n. couler, ruisseler.
Tricksy, trik'-si, a. joli, mij^iion.
Trident, trai'-denn't, s. trident, m.
'l'ried, traïdc, prt. éprouvé, esiay:'.
Triennial, trai-enn'-yal. a. triennal.
Trijr, trai'-eiir, s. celui çni asi'.u- ; /ti;e, m.
Trif.illow, trar-f..l-o, v. a. donner la t. oi^.ièniefafon.
'l'riiid, trai'-ful, 1». trifide.
Trille, tr;ii'-ll', s. ba^iitelle ; vétille, f. . rien. in. ; —

V. a. et 11. employer follement : niaiser ; iadiner

to — vs'illi, lanterner .■ se tiw/ner.
Tritler, traî'-fleur, c. lanfernier, b.i.iiii, m.
Trillinq;. trai'-dinjjwf, a. — ly, ad. fu.ile ; frivole ; —

badinerie, f.
Trii;j,'er, trijî'-eur, ,f. dt tente ; enrayure. f.
Trigonometry, tri-ilô-nom'-i-tri, s. trigonométrie, (,
Trill, tril, s. trille; cadence, f. ;— , t'. a. faire

trilles.
Trillion, tril'-yeun?, J. trillion, m.
Trim, trim*, a. — ly, nd. conditionné

ajusté ; propre ; — , s. afustenient,

arrimage, m. ; — , î'. a. et n. ajuster

raser; mettre VI assiette; arrimer; luigcr eiun

deii.t eauXf

des

■ bien fait : biem
m. ; parure, f. ,
par^r : garnir.

Ji«>

Trimmer, trim'

trhtf, f,

Triiniiiinif, trim'
Triinnr», trim

' tur, i. aiui gui ttjttttr, tnthtit'

T0tt

'•Iii'KM^

tICkS/,

t. garitiiur* ; rorrfrltnit, t.
/>', r ) at;irhit-iit, III.

I. fiutlii

ITrindle, lriii<''-(H , v. 'rnimlle.

Trinity, triii"-i-li, i. trviilr, f.

Trinket, trin'itk'-lt/, x. ti>l{/iihtt> m. i tii/^attllt, f.

Trio, Irnl'A t. Irio, in.

1 ri|), trip, J. iroftiijamht : faux fat, ni. i btvut.t.;

tuin; in.) n iinu'ii, iii);rti\ii>ii,i. \ /ii(i>'i»j, in.;

—, V. a i/oiiiitr III! (ri\-tii_/anêtf ; àr inHtri al-

tru/tr.
Tripe, tr.it|)^, T. fn'/f, f.\ — lioute, s, fn/tiif, f . i

-Willi. Ill, t. Il l/'iilt, (.

t riprihil, tri|i'-lil.il, •*. rt Ifoii pints,

Tri|il(.', trip'-pr. <i. Inptt ; —, i: a. Ifipttr.

Triplicate, tiip'-li-ki'tr, a. triple.

Tri|ilii ity, tral-plis'iti, t. IriflntU, i.

TrI oil, trai'-|Hi(l, t. Iitpu.t, in.

Trlpoly, trip'-i'i-ll, s. Itipoli, in.

Tripping', trlp'-in'Kxc. a, -ly, ad. a^ilt, leslt ; ~,t.

trotithatif, (.
Trirriiic, Ir.ii'-riin/, t. trùhiif, t.
Trisyll.»lilt.', irls'll l.i-l)l', i. lris\yUabt, m.
Trite, traits, a. tiii lal, àtiiuil.
Triteness, triiitc-ntss^, j. Ir\vii%lil/, f.
Triturate, tritLli'-ioii-rt't/, v. a. t>itt:rer.
Triiinipli, tr.ii' • eiiniT, t. Irioiiifhf, in. i —, "'. »/.

tyiomflur.
Triiinipli.il. tr.ii'eiiiii/'-f,il. a. Irioutpliitl.
Triiiiiipti.uil, tr.ii-cuni/'-f.inii't, a. — ly.ui/. In'oiiifli tut;

en Irwmphe.
Triuinvir.ite, tral-enmr'-vi-r.it/, s. triwiivitat, in.
Trivial, Iriv'-yal, n. — ly, tiil. trivial ronimuii.
Trivially, triv'-yaM, ait. Iriiialf infill
Trivialness, triv'-yal-iies-./, s. IrivialiU, f.
Trotliee, irû'-ki, s. troihee, ni,
f Trock, trokc, t'. a. troifiitr,
rrod, trod. Trodden, troil'-d'n, v. Tread.
Troll, troll, v. a. tt >i. loiinifr ; rouler, loiirir.
Trollop, trul'-eu|v, s. stmillon, f.
Troop, troupe, s. troupe ; touipatinie, f. ; — s, pi.

troupes, t. pi, ; — , v, u. s'allrflii/er.
Trooper, trou|)'-cur, j. cafalttr, in.
Trope, troiv, s. trope, m.
Tropliy, trô'-(i, *. trophée, m,
Trojjit, trnp'-lk, s. tropique, m.
Tropic.il, tr(i|>'-ikal, a. lyopii.al,fi);iiré.
Trot, trot^, j. trot. m. ; - . v. n. trotter.
Trotii, trotl), s. virile, f. ; in —, eu virile; upon my —,

sur ina/oi.
Trotliless, troth'-lesv, a. déloyal, perfide.
Trotter, Irut'-loiir, s. trotteur, m.
Trouble trcub'-bl', a. trouble ; désordre, de'rangenieul,

m. ; peine, f. ; — fcnst, s. trouble-fite, m.; —, v. a

troubler ; tourmenter ; importuner.
Troubler, treub'-ltur, s. perturbateur, m.
Troublesome, treob'-br-seimw, i». — ly, ad. importun ;

fiUheux ; embarrassant.
Troublesomencss, trcuh'-bl'-seumr-ncss^, s, peint, t. ;

tourment ; embarras, m.
Troublons, treub'-Ieucr, <?. tumultueux,
Trouijli, trof, s. aiii;e, f. ; ^i>^;(;.,m.
Troul, trôl v. Trol'.

Trounce, traoun'c*-, v. a. poursuix're en justice ; punir.
Trousers, traou'-scur'z, s. pi. pantalon lar^e, iii,
Trout, traout^, s. truite, f.
Trow, trô, v. n. s'ima:;iner, penser.
Trowel, traou'-il, s. truelle, t.
Truant, trou'-ann't, a. fainéant.
Truantship, trou'-ann't-chip, s.faiue'antise, f.
Truce, trouer, s. trhe, f.
Truck, treuk, s. troc, échange ; traîneau, ni. ; i"<ue

sTaffiU, f. ; —, v. a. troquer.
'I ruckle, treuk' -kl', s. roulette, f. ; — bed, s. lu I

roulettes, m. ; — , v. n. ramper ; céder.
Truculence, trou'-kiou-lenn'cc, s. férocité, f.
Truculent, triHi'-kiou-Ienn't, a.Jéroce,Jarouche.
Trudge, treudj?. t». n. marcher avec peitie.
True, trou, a. vrai, véritable ; honnête, loyal ; —born,

— bred, a. de bonne race : bien élevé ; — hearted, •».

honnête, sincère; — hcartedness, s. sincérité, i.;

— penny, s. bon garçon, m.
Trueness, trou'-ness.», s. vérité; sincérité, loyauté, t.
Truffle, trou'-fl", s. trujge, m.
Truism, trou'-izin, s. vérité évidente, f.
TruU, treul, s. coûteuse, f. [ment.

Truly, trou'-li, ad. vraiment, véritablement ; sincere-
Trump, treum'p, s. trctnpclte, f. ; atout, m. ; triomphe,

f. ; — card, s. atout, m. ; —, v, a, jotttr un atout;

invetitir.

Trimipfry, Ireum4'-i<cr , s. lolitUhel, m. ! ftiHueft, f.
1 riiiiipel. IteiiiiM'-lilli'. t. Itomptttt, f ; Iniiupelte, m,,

—, r. a. iroMipeler , pioitamer.
Truiiiptier, lrvuin«'.pi'teur, /. troiupttte, m.
Truncate, lreup<^-k''t ■ T', a. troiu/uer ; enuptr.
■| ruiu luiiii, truun«'-cl«'uii>-, r. gourdin • tiiten, m,
'Irmiille, treiinr'-dr, s. »v// >te, (. ; —, i'. n. rouler.
Trunk, ticun k, s. tronc, ai. ; milite, t. t <<>f/re m. !
tmiiipe, (.; tuyau, m. i lici\c. s. caui'u\, :» \,\ ;
— liljlit, s. abatjou'. Ml • -- iimker, t. lojfritur, m.
Truiiiiioii, tiuun'.ycun/, /. loiirilinii, m.
Irtiss, trciivj», s. tioime, botte, fi baiidai't, m.; —
iii.iker, 1. handaxnle, m.; - , x: a. metliten botte,
lier, iiltai lier.
Trint, treu»t, s. coii/lauee ; eon/ldence, f. ; dépâl, m.
administration, i. i on —, <» credit ; —, v. a. el n. st
fier à con/ier ; vendre li crédit ; lompter; l'afeu ire
Trustee, treus-ti', s. dépositaire; adminutialeuf

curateur, m.
Trusteeship, treu^'ll'-clilp, r. curatelh, f.
T rustiiiL'si, trcust'-incsv, s. probité, loyauté, f,
'I riisty, trc-ust'-l, a. — ily, ad. loyal, /idele . solide.
T riitli, troulli, s. vérité ; silreie ,■ rcalile, l.
TriitlilisH, trcii/th'-less^, <i. sans irrite, faux.
I ry, Ir.ii, t. a. et u. ewayer; tenter : tdthei ; examiner i

decider , terminer ; pixer ; purijier.
tTryst, tristi", s. rende n nus, m.
Tub, tcub. r. cir.e, f. ; baril, m.
Tube, tiipulM", s. tabe, lioau, m. ; — fur conveying

w.itrr. tuyau daliuieutatioii, f [liHomotive).
Tubercle, tioii'-ber-kl, s. tuber,iile. m.
Tubcriisity, tinu-lur-eus'-i-ti, r. tumeur, f,
T'ubul.ir, tiou'-biou-lur, a. tiihiileiix.
Tuck, tcuk, s. épée, t. ; pli :, filet, ni. ; —, v. a. troutter,
relever; resserrer ; fouler ; lo — in, \.\\i, eu:elopp%r.
Tucker, teuk'-eur. s. collerette. (.
Tuesday, tiouc/'-tlé. s. Mardi, m.
Tuft. teuft. s. toutf't ; huppe, (. ; pompon, m. ; —, v. a,

garnir (tune toiijffe.
Tufte<l, teMf'-teil, a. touffu ; huppé.
Tuj;, teug, s. ejfort, m. ; peine, f. ; — boat, s. bateau re-
tnori/ueur, m. ; — , v. a. et n. tirer vigoureinement s
travailler de toute sa force.
ITuil/ie, tiou-il'-zi, s. rixe, f.
Tuition, tiou-ich'.euiir, s. tutelle, t. \ seins, m. pi.
Tulip, tiou'-lip, s. tulipe, t.

riiiiiljlc, teuni^-bl', s. chute, culbute, f. ; —, v. a. et n.
tourner, retourner ; renverser ; faire toiiiler ;
tomber; s'écrouler; se démener.
Tiiiiibler, teuin^'-blcur, s. \auleiir ; grand gobelet, ni.
riuiilircl. touiiiif'-bril. s. tombereau ; caisson, m.
riiiiief.ictiuii, tiou-mi-fak'-cheurr, s. tiimefaitioii, f.
Tiiniefy. tiou'-nii-fai, v. a. tuméfier ; enfler.
Tumid, tioii'-inid,a. enflé; ampoule.
l'uinuur, tiou'-meur, s. tumeur ; enflure, f.
Tumult, tiou'-meult, s. tumulte, m. ; agitation, t.
Tumultuary, tiou-meul'-tchiou-a-ri. Tumultuous, lion-

meul -tchiou-euc/, a. — ly ad. tumultueux.
TuniultuousMess, liou meul'-tcliiou-eucr-nessr, s. turbu-
lence, conftiiion, f.
Tun, teun^, s. tonneau, m. ; tonne, t. ; —, v. a. mettre

en tonneau.
Tunable, tiou'-na-bl", a. — bly, ad. harmonieux.
Tune, tiouiif, s. ton ; air; accord, m. ; ivnne humeur,

f. ; — ,v. a. mettre d'accord.
Tuneful. tloun?'-foul, a. harmonieux.
I imeless, tioun^-lcss^, a. discordant. _ ,

Tuner, tiou'-neur, s. accordeur ; aaordoir, m.
Tunic, tiou'-nik. s. tunique, f.
Tunnaire, teun'-idj^ s. tonnage, m.
Tunueli, teun'il. s. tuyau (de cheminée) ', entonnoir, m.
Tiiiuiy, teun''-i. .f. thon, ni.
Tup, tcu[), .r. bélier, m.

Turban, teur'-beuii^ Turband, tcur'-bcunn'il. s. tur-
ban, m.
Turbary, teur'-ba-ri, s. tourbière, f.
Turbid, teur'-bid, a. trouble, bourbeux.
T'urbidiiess, teur'-bid-ness.», .r. état bourbeux, in.
Turbinated, tcur'-bi-nc-teil, a. turbiné.
Turbot, teur-beutf, s. turbot, m.
Turbulence. — cy. teur'-biou-Ienn'c^, —ci, s. tuibulrn,e,

f. ; tumulte, ni.
Turbulent, teur'-biou-lenn.t, a. —\y, ad. turbulent;

tumultueux.
Turd, teurd?, s. tnerde, f.
Turf, teurf, s. gazon, m. ; tourbe, 1 1 —, v. a. couvrir

de gazon.
Turfy, teurP-1, a. tourbeux.

Turgent, teur'-djennt, a. enflé. .

Turgescence, — cy, teur-djes'-senn'«, —cl, *. enflnni'
Turgid, teur'-djid, a. enflé, bouffi.

•rûa

ty>5)

UNA

Twi(j, touif;, s. rtjtlon, sfion, m.
Twigjjen, Uiiiin'.m^, a. (fosier.

TurBidily, l«ur''Uld'-i-ll, TureMncM, leir'-<|Jldncii/,
i. tii/liirt, f,

TarkeyctHk, l«tir'-kl-kiik, f. liiii.foii, m.

TurklOi, lciir'-kl< lu*, «t. luri, fHtiiin;

Turkoli, lrur'-kl<', i. nttfii^iJt, f,

Turiitiiil, idir'-iiio.l. M. it,mt/t, xnKtrMf, m.i —,».*.
traiibltr, t,iiitKtnifiT,

Turn, teiirn/, i. A'/t/-, m.; faitni/f, t.; ihangtimul, UV'
vuf, m. i liy — n, d'iir <» tour , nt v\cty —, it loiil
motHtnl i — «Ktin, t nult't, ni.; — b.i< k, i. follivii,
n. i —co.it, /. rfiiii:iit, m. ; - kry, i, gUhhthtr, m. j î
^out, s. ^lixIitKt, m. i — jilkc, 1. harriirf, \. ; -|ilale,
»-r.ill, $. fiait /ortiit, i. ; — spit, t. lotirtitbrixht. m j
~-%\\\t, i. lonrinijutl, m ; — tal.le, v. 'l'iirniilntc ; —,
*. d. tl II, leuriitr ; Jairl tciiiriiti- ; tniii x/ornitr ; %t
Uliriitr ; si Iram/ormtr ; tt rfiittnrr; it dirn'fr
Vtri; lintiiii'; iallirtfi to — lick, li»iih<r malaiif: li>
-- iislilc, Hilouriitr ; In — nwAy, rnivoyrr; coiii^f'iinr; [
iHoixiitr; lo — liac k, viiivoytr; s'm r/toiiriifr; \i> — ,
«l<)i»n,///<'r, to— «ilf, i.></vi//c<'. it^ni.iiiOinfi-, to— ont,
ihawfr; sortir; to — ov<r, m/f'iiln-; rtirtrr; iliatii;fr
lit /arli; to — np, iftuiiiiitr, irOviiisir,- rt.'tvti-; si
tioiittr; SI pr^mitfi;

Turner, teurn'-cur, t. I^uriitiir; boisstlitr, m.

Turntry, tonrii'-cnr-l, t. .fil du loiiniiiir, ni.

Tiiririinf, Icurn'-liiK'". 'l'iir, dttoiir, ni.

Turnip, tcurn'-i|), s. iiat t.; ni.

Turpenline, tinir'-pcnn riiiK", s. ttr^hriitliiiit, (.

TiirpiUiilp, trnr'-pVtiuuilf', i lurfilud,-, (.

Tiirri't, tcur'-i-tt, s. lourrll'. C.

Tlirlle. Iciir'ir s. lorliitit-' tiitr; loiirlirilll, t.

Tush touch, iiif./i.'/i i/,i)ii /

Tjsk, tL-usk. J. dtjtnst du iauj^litr, f,

ITusylr. tloii'.sll. s. ri\f, (.

Tut. tciili'. iiif./i.'yi ifo/h f

Tutclaije, linu'-ti-lodj^ s. Uiltlte, f.

Tutcl.ir, tioii'-ti'l.ir. Tutelary, tinu'-tl-lnr-l. a. hiMain.

Tutor, tiou'-tcur, s. tultnr,frt<rpttur; malin, ni. j —,
V. a. insiiguir; trailtr m inailrt.

Tntor.i({c, tloii'-leurlilj^. s. tutelle, f.

Tutoress, liou'tciir.citv, s. iintitutricii lutrici, f.

4Twn, toua, v. Two.

Twain, toiii'n?. a. deux.

f Twall, touall. v. Twelve.

Twanj;. toiian'jj, x. son iii)^u; iiiiiufalsgoùt, m.; —, v. a.
rt n. faire releutir; rtudre un sou aii;u; claquer.

Twank, toiian'^^k. v. a.Jairt du bruit.

'Twas, toUDZ. tour It was.

Twaltlc. tdiiol'-ll. V. II. caoueter, jaser.

Twcaïf, toiilij, Twoak, touilc, s. eiuianai, m.; peine, t.;
—, V. a. piuier.

Tweeille, toiii'-iir, 7'. a. ntaiiier, ditiiateiiieut; nicler.

Tweezers, toui'-zeiir'z, s. /».'. /•iiuettes, t. pi.

Twclllh, toucirtii, a. dousihue : — tiile, s. Jour des
Kois, m.

Twelve, touclv, M. doua* ; In —s, iiidouzi ; —month, s.
année, f.

Twentieth, touenn'-ti-elh. a. vingtiimt.

Twenty, touenn'-ti, u. vin);t.

Twice, tounicf, ad. deuxjois.

Twiille, touai-dr, v. Twccille.

TwiL'RV, toui^'-i, a. couvert de Jets.

TwiliKiit, touui' -laite, s. crépuscule, m. ; — , a. sombre,

obscur.
Twin, touinf, X, Jumeau, m.; Jumelle, f.; — brother, j.

frère Jumeau, m. ; —sister, s. saur Jumelle, f. ; —,

f. H. faire des juintaiix.
Twlne, touain^ s. fil retors, m.xfîcelte, t.; fouet, m.: —,

*. o. et H, retordre ; tortiller; intreliuer ; s'entre-
lacer.
Twiniîc, touinn'djc, t. douli-ur aiguf, t. ; —, v. a.

pin,er.
Twinkle, touin'g'-kl'. s t'Iincelle, f. ; clin d'oeil, m. ; —,

T". «. e'iinceler, clii^uer li's veux.
Twirl, touiri, s. tournoiement, ni. ; —, v. a. tourner ;

tournoyer.
Twist, touist. J. fO)iA'«. tn.:fiirlle; contorsion, f . ; —,

I'. a. et II. tordre, tisser, trésier; entrelacer; se tordre; \

s'tiitrelacir.
/wistM-, touist'-eur, s. toideur ; cordier, m.
Twit, touit/. V. a. reprocher.
Twitch, touttcli, s. tiraillement, m. ; — , v. a. tirer,

tirailler.
Twitter, touit'-eur, x. ricanement ; gazouillement ;

accès, m. ; —, v. tt. ricaner ; avoir un de'str subit.
Twittle-twat'.le, louil'-t'l-touat'-t'l, s. babil, m. ; —, v. ti.

Caoueter.
•Twlxt, touikst, pour Betwixt.
Two, tou, H deux; —edged, a. à deux, tranchants ;

—fold, «. dixhli ; -handed, «. à Jeu* mëitui

— leiffcted. It. it ,liux picdi.
Twopence, ic'up'.eiiircf, j. dtH.x fence,
'I ye, ti, I'. 1 ic.

Tykc, i.iikr, i. chttii ; vllai», m.
1 )nibdt. tiin«'.l>al, s. liinhali, f.
'I Vnipan, liiii/'pAit/, i tjiii/aii,m,
♦ Tyne, t.iiii^. t . d. pirdie.
iTytiy,t,\\'i\i, a. tiès/ftii.
Type, taip<, i. l,vt* ; syiiiboli, m.
Typie. -al. up ik. • i-l. .r, —ally, ad. fyf/^uf.
Typographer, t.ii po^j -ru liui, s. iypogr,tplii, m.
TypoK'''!'''''''' laip"'l.'r''f 'ikal. ■■. l_\foi;>afliiqut
Ty|Miur.ipliy, l.ii.pii«' r.i fi, s. tifoviafliie, (.
Tyraiinii.. — ul, lal-run'-nik, —al, u. —ally, aU. lyf*

ran nil/ HI.
Tyrannize, tir'.'^.naiz/. v. it. lyrannliir.
Tyrannous. Itr'-anciu/. «i lyrauiii'iue,
Tyr.mny. tlr'-inl. i. lyr.iuiiie, f.
Tyrant, lai'-r.iiin't, .v. tytan. in.

u

riierty, ynu'-ber-tl, s. firtilit,', f.

Ubiipnty, you-bik'-oiii-ll, /. iibii/iiite, (.

I'llilcr. eud'eur, s. pis, in. ; tetine. (.

t'^liness, cUK'-li-nrss/. x. liiidrm . (.

l!uly, cinj'-li, I». — ily. n.l. l.iid ; xilani.

ricer, cm'-seiir. .». uUère, in,

riccr.iti'. eiirsciirel^. v. <». iili/rer.

tlicraluiii, eul-scurc'-cliciini'. s. ii'ie'r,ition, t,

I'lciiun-,, cur-seurcuc^, ir, t'lieieiix.

DliKinuus, you-lid''ji-niMii.f. a. .ilii;ineiix, fangeux,

L'ltcrior. culti'ri uiir. «i, nil i^-iir.

I'ltiinate. eul' tiin.iu. ii, — ly, ....', dernier

Ultramarine, eul-tra-iiiarini-', a. cfoulre-iner.

Ultrainont.ine, eiil-lra-ini>nr'-teiv, ii. ultramontaiH,

lUlzie, eul'-zi. s. Iiuite, (.

I'nilicr, cunK^'bcur. s. ombre, f.

I'niticrcil, euin^'-licnr'd, a. sombre.

Uinliilicus, euni^-bil'-i-keuc^. .i. nombril, m,

Uintiles. euni^'-lil'z. s. pi. nombles, f. pi.

Umbraife. euin^'-brciiy. s. ombrage, in.

I'mliranoDus, euni^-bre'-dji-euc^. a. oinbrag/ ; sombre.

Uinbratile. eimi^'-bratil. <» ombrai;e ; retire, seul.

Uiiibrcl, euniï-brel', t'inbrella, cuinr-brcru, s. para-
pluie, III.

Uiiipir.i^jc, ciim?'-[ii-rcdjr, x. arbitrage, lu,

Uiiijiire, euiiic'-pair. s. arbitre, in,

tUnic|iiliile. eiiiiK^-kiiiiiiil. ad, jadis.

Unab.tslicii. eiin'-abai In', u. delioiit/.

tJnatiility. eun'-ebil'-iti, s. itnapacité, f.

Uii.iblc. eiin'-(i'-br. ii. iiuapr.'- ,

UnacceplJiblc, eiin'-ak'-ccp l.i I! ,• inacceptable; <//•
plaistiiit.

Unaccessible. eun'-ak-ccs'-sllil', n. inaccessible.

Unaccountable, eun'-ak-k.ioun^'-la-bl', a. — bly. ad.
inexplicable ; /trani;e.

Unaccurate. eun'-ak'-kiou-ri'tc, a. inexact.

Unacqualntance, eun'-ak-kuuémr-tann'c?, s. igiior.
a nee, f.

I'liacqiialnted, enn'-ak-koii(!nn'-fcd, a. ignorant.

I'nactive. eun'-ak'-tlv. a. imittif.

Unadulterated, eun'-a-deul'-leurc-ted, a. naturel, pur.

Unadvised, eun'-ad-vaiz'd', a. — ly, ad. indisent, im-
prudent.

Unaffected, eun'-af-fck'-ted, a. — ly, ad. n.itinel,
sincère, insensible.

Unalienable, cun'-cl'-yen'-a-br, a. in.ilie'iKible.

Unalterable, eun'-.ll'-leur-a-br, n. inaltemb.'e.

I'nuiiiinity, you-na-niin'-i-ti, s. unaninnle, 1".

Unanimous. you-nan''-i-nieucc. a. - ly. ad. unanime.

Unanswerable, eun'-an«^-seur-a-br, a. — ly, ad. incei.les-
table.

I'nappe.isable. eun'ap-pi'-za-bl'. a. i'nplacnbtr.

Un.ipproacliable, tun'-up-protcli'-ii-l.r, a. inabordable :
inaccessible.

Unapt, eun'-apt', a. — ly. ad. maliid/oit, incapable.

Unaptness, cnn'-apt'-ness^, s. incapaci/e, inhabileté, f.

Unarmed, eun'-arin'd', a. sans armes.

Unassisted, eun'-as-sis'-ted. a. sans aide, sans secuiii s.

Unassistinj;, eun'-as-sis'-tiu'i,';;^. a. i/ui n'aide fas.

Unassuming. eun'-as-siou'-min'(j«^, a. modeste.

Unattainable, cun'-at-te'-na-bl', <i. hors de portée.

Unattended, eun'-at-tenn'-ded, a, gui n'est, pas suivi ;
seul.

Unauthorized, eun'-a'-theur-aiz'd, a. sans aulorit/.

Un.ivailable, eun'-a-vel'-a-bl'. Unavailing, eun'-a-vifl'-
in'jjH^. a. inutile.

Unavoidable, eun'-a-voTd'-a-bl', a. —bly, ad, inévitable.

VJXA.

t306î

ÛND

Unawai^, ^un •a-outfr'. Unawares, ciin'-a-oudr'z', ad. par
m/garde ; à t improviste.

Uiilackccl, eunt'baKt', a. qui ti'esl pas soultnu.

l'nbar, eiin^-bar', v. a. df barrer ; ouvrir.

Knbarbed, cuiif-barb'd', ii. qui n'est pas rasé.

UiibecoMiin^, eiin<'-l)i-kt:uTu''-iu'g;/o a. — ly, aJ. mal-
séant, iniomeiiaitt.

Uiibecoiiiin^nc&s, cuni;-bi-kcuni"-!n't;«mess^, x, incon-
veiiaiice, t.

Unbelief, cun^-bi-lif, s. incrédulité', f.

Unbeliever, euii<'-bl-liv'-tiir, s. iuirèdiile, infidHe, m.

•Unbend, eune'-benirU', t'. h. dèb,xnder ; reliSiher,

UnbcndiuK, cunt-bcnn'-(lin'j{//?, n. iiijlexilue.

Unbciiign, ciinrlil-naiiiir', a. ma/iii, mithcill,xnt.

Unbent, euiK'-bcnnl', a. détendu ; relâihé ; «battu.

Unbeseeming, cun*-bi-sim'-in'g>;^, a. — ly, ad, malséant,
ineoinenaut.

Unbias, eunc-b.iï'.ass, v. a. rendre itnpartiol.

Unbid, eiin^-bid', Unbidden, eun«bid'-du, a. qui n'est
pas invité.

•Unbind, ciin^-baïn'd', v. a. délier, détacher.

Unbliiniablc, eun^'-ble'-nia-bl'. <i. irréprochable.

I.'nblcniiblitd, cun^-bltiii'-ich't, a. s,ini dclaut : pur.

l'iibicst, cun^-blcst', rt. iKiiUicureux, tniinable.

Unbliisliinj;, eiin/'-blc»cli'-inj{//c, a. effronté.

Unbolt, ciuu-bôlt', v. a. déverrouiller, ouvrir,

Unbookisli, eiin^-bouk'-ich^, a, tlleltré.

Unborn, eun^-born', a. qui ti est pas né.

Unborrowed, c.inr-bof'.ôcV, a. pas oufruiité ; naturel.

Unbosom, cniif-bouz'-eumf, v. a. ouirir sc/i lorur ;
confier.

Unbound, eiinc-bnniin'd', a. en liberté.

Unbonndcd, eiin^-baonnn'd'-cd, a. — ly, ad. illiinilé,
sans bornes.

Unbowel, cunir-baoïi'-el, v, a. éventrer.

Unbrace, eiin^brcc?', v. a. délier; détendre ; relâcher.

Unbred, cun?-bred', it. sans éduiatian, mal élevé,

Unbribed, cun^-braïl-'d', a. iucerronipu.

Unbridled, ciin^-br.Vi'-dl'd, a. débridé.

Unbroke, eiinir-brôkf'. Unbroken, eun*'-br6'-k"n, a. gui
n'est pas brisé ; indompté.

Unbrotl:erly, cmi^-breutli'-eiir-li, a. indigne cCunfrkre.

Unbuild, cun^-bild', v. a. démolir, détruire.

Unburden, eun^-beur'-d'n, v. a. décharger.

Unburied, eun^-ber'-id, «. sans sépulture.

Unburtlien, eunir-beur'-th'n, v. a. décharger.

Unbutton, eun<-beut'-t'n, v. a. déboutonne:

\ Uncanny, eunf'-kann-i, a. dangereux.

Untapablc, cunf-ké'-pa-bl', a. incapable.

Uncase, eun^-kécf', v. a. tirer d'un étui ; dépouiller,

Uncauglit, eun^-kiltf*, a. qui n'est p,is atlrapc.

Uncaused, eunt'-k,1z'd','a, sans cause.

Uncautious, eunf-k.'i'-clieucf, a. imprudent.

tUnce, eunc?, r. Ounce.

Unceasing, eunf-ci'-zin'gwf, a. continu.

Uncertain, eun^-cer'-tinc «t. — ly, ad. incertain.

Uncertainty, eun^-ccr'-tin^-tl, j. incertitude, t.

Unchain, cun^-tcliiinc', v. a. dci hainer.

tUnchancy, eunt-'-tclian-ci, a. nmiluureux.

Unchangeable, eum'-tchénc^'-dja-bl', a. — bly, ad. im-
muable.

Unchanj;eableness, euud'-lchénf'-dja-br-ncssc, s. im-
mutabilité, f.

Uncharitublo, eun^-tchar'-i-ta-bl', «. —bly, ad. peu
charitable.

t'nchary, eini<-tché'-ri, a. étourdi, inconsidéré.

Unchaste, eun^-tclicstt'', <r. — ly, ad. impudique ; in-
continent.

Unchastity, eun«-tchas'-ti-ti, s. impudicité ; inconti-
nence, f.

Unchccrfulness, eunt'tchir'-foul-ness^, s. tristesse, f.

Unchristian, eunc-kris'-tchanc, a. indigncd'un chrétien.

Uncircuniscribed, eune-ser'-keume-skraib'd, ir. illimité,
sans bornes.

Uncircunispect, eun«-ser'-keuni«-spekt, a. — ly, ad, in-
considéré.

Uncivil, eun^-civ'-il, a. — ly, ad. incivil, impoli.

Uncivilized, eun^-civ'-i-laîz'd, a. grossier.

Unclasp, eun^-klasp', v. a. dégrafer, lâcher.

Uncle, eun'f;'-kr, s. oncle, m.

Unclean, eunt-klinir', a. — ly, ad. sale ; obscène.

Uncleanliness, eunir-klin^'-li-ncss?, Uncleanncss, cuHf-
kliniK-ness^, s. saleté; obscénité, f.

Undew, eun?-kliou', v. a. défaire, ruiner,

Unclop, eun?-klo>ir', v. a. débarrasser.

Unclose, eun^-klôz<f', v. a. ouvrir.

Unclothe, eun^-klôth', v. a. déshabiller.

Unclouded, eun^-klacu'-ded, a. sans nuages, serein,

Uncloudedness, eun^-klaou'-ded-ness^, s. sérénité, f,

Uncloudy, eun<r-klaou'-di, a. sans nuages, serein,

tUiico, eunt'-kô, a. étrange; inconnu.

Uncock, eun;-kok', v. a. débander ; désarttUi',

Uncoloured, cunir-keul'-eur'd, a. ineolotr.

Uncomeatable, eun^-keuni'-at'abl', a. inaccessible.

Unconieliness, eunï-keun\«'-liness^, s. inconvenance i
laideur, f,

Uncomely, cun*-keuin*'-II, ad, disgracieux : incoii-
venant.

Uncomfortable, eun?-keum*'-feur-ta-br, a. —bly, ait
incommode ; désagréable : triste.

Uncomfortablenesb, cun<'-keuiii?'-fcur-fn-br.ness^, *,
incommodité f. : désagrément, m. ; tristesse, f.

Uncommon eun<-k>-:'r'-cun^, ii. — ly, ad. extraor-
dinaire, rare.

llncommoimess, eun?-kom'' eunrness*, s. rareté, f.

Unconipelled, cunf-kom<-pcrd', a. sans être forcé ;
volontaire.

Uncomplete, cun^-kom^-plif^', a. incomplet.

Unconiprchensive, cunf-kcuniir-pri-henn'-civ, a. in,
capable de covtprendre.

Unconceivable, êunc-konf-clv'-a-bl', a. inconcevable.

Unconcern, eun^-kone'-ceruf', s. inditlérence, f.

Unconcerned, eunif-kon^-cerud', a. —Xy.ad. indifférent,

Unconcerncdness, eunif-kon^-cer'-ned-ncss^, s. indif-
férence, f. ; sangfroid, m.

Unconditional, eun^-kon^-dich'-eun'al, a, — ly, ad. sans
condition.

Unconfined, eun^-kon^-faîn d', a. illimité; libre.

Unconnected, eun?-kon-nek' ted, a. sans rapport.

Unconquerable, eunc-kon'jjk'-eur-ii-bl', a. invincible.

Unconscious, eun^-kon^'-cheuc^, a. — ly, ad. qui ne sait
pas, ignorant.

Unconscio. sness, cunf'-kon«'-cheucc-ncss?, /. igiu-
rance, (.

Unconstitutional, eun^-kon^-sti-tiou'-clieun'-al, a. iihott
stitutionnel.

Uncontrollable, eun^-kont-trol'-a-bl', a. irrésistible ;
irrécusable.

Uncork, cun^'-kork, v. a. déboucher.

Uncorrected, eun^-kor-rekt'-ed, a. sans fire corrigé.

Uncorrupt, eun^-kor-reupl', a. pas corrompu.

Uncouple, cunf-keup'-pr, v. a. decoupler.

Uncourteous, eun«-keur'-tchl-euc?, a. — ly, ad. impoli,
tiicivili.

Uncourtliness, cun^-kArt'-Ii-nessir, t. grossièreté, {.

Uncouth, eun;-kouih', a. — ly, ad. étrange, bigarre;
grotesque.

Uncover, eun*-keuv'-eur, v. a. découvrir.

Uncre.ite, euntr-kri-été', Uncreated, tune-litlé' ted, a.
incréé.

Uncrown, eun«-kraoun«', ». a. détrSner.

Unction, eun'gk'-cheun^, s. onction, f.

Unctuous, eun'gk'-tchioueuc^, a. onctueux.

Unctuousness, eun'gk'-tchioU'Cuc^-ness^, s. onctuosité, t.

Uncultivated, c ..i^-keiil'-ti-vé-ted, a. inculte.

Uncurbed, eumr-keurb'd', a. effréné.

Uncurl, cunf-keuri', 7'. a, et ii. déboucler, défriser; se
défriser.

Undamaged, eun*-dam''-idj'd, a. qui n'est pas endom-
magé.

Undaunted, eun^-dâne'-ted, a. — ly, ad. intrépide.

Undaiintedness, eun^-dân«'-ted-ness?, s. intrépidité, t.

Undeceive, eun^-di-civ', v. a. détronifier, désabuser.

Undecided, eune-di-saï'-ded, a. inde'ffs.

Undecked, eun^-dekt'. a. sans ornements.

Undeclinable, euiw-di-klaï'-na-bl", a. indéclinable,

Undefeasible, eun^-di-fi'-zi-bl', a. inattaquable.

Undefiled, eune-di-faïl'd', a. sans tache, pur.

Undefinable, eun^-di-fai'-na-bl", a. indéfinissable.

Undefined, eun<;-di-faïu'd', a. indéfini, indéterminé.

Undeliberated, eun<-di-hb'-er-é-ted, a. pas prémédité.

Undeniable, eun^-di-naï'-a-bl', a. —bly, ad. incontest-
able, irrefragable.

Under, eun<'-deur,/>-.f/<irf. sous ; au-dessous de ; par
dessous, en dessous ; moins que : à moins; —band,
sous bande {post) ; — your hand, de votre main.

Underage, eun<'-deur-aaj(r, s. minorité, (.

*Underbear, eun^-deur-bér', v. a. supporter, souffrir,

Underbearer, eunr-deur-bér'-eur, s. porteur, m.

•Uuderbid, eun?-<Ieur-bid', v. a. mésoffrir.

Underclerk, eun«'-deur-klark, s. commis subalterne, m.

•Underdo, eune-deur-dou', v. a. faire moins qu'il ne
faut.

Undergrowth, eun^-deur-groth', s. bois taillis, m.
Underhand, eun<-deur-hann'd', a. et ad. sous main,

clandestin, secret.
Underlabourer, eun<-deur-Té'-beur-eOr, S. manœuvre, la
•Underlay, eun^-deur-lé', v. a. étayer ; redresser.
Underlease, cune'-deur-Uz^ s, scuslecalien, t

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ondertine, euw-deur-lalii^', v. n. sonli,fnei;
Underling^, eun«Kleur-lin'gw«', jr. subattenir, ii\f&itur ;

suppôt, in.
tJncferinine, eun*-deur-maïni^, v. a. miner.
Underniiner, euiif-deur-mai'-iieur, s. utiiieiir, m.
UnilernwRt, eun^'-clcur-niost, a. le plus has.
Uiideriieath, eun;-ileur-nilir, /;•. et ad. sous, dessous,

far-dessous.
Underofticer, eune-dcur-or-i-cciir, s. subalterne ; sous-

officier. III.
Viulcrpettlcoat, eun?-deur-pct'-i-kotif, s. jupon de

dessous, m.
Underpin, ciin«-deur-piii^, v, a. Stayer, reprendre en

sous-anvre.
L'iidcTpro|i, euniT-dcur-prop', v. a. /layer, /tançonner ;

soutenir.
Underrate, eiiiirdciir-rct^', s. prix trop bas, m. ; — .

V. a. déprécier.
Undersecretary, eim?-deiir-sck'-ri-ta-ri, s. soiis-sccrc-

taire, m.
•Undersell, cnn<f-deiir-sell', ?/. a. 7'endre à bas prix.
Underselling, eun^-deur-scll'-in'j;'"'. s. vséveule, f.
•'.'ndcrset. euii^-deur-setl', v. a. soutenir, etavcr.
I.iidersheriff, em«-deur-clier'-if, s. sous-s/ifrif, m.
* l' "(lersland, eun^-deiir-staiind', v. a. et n. comprendre;

entendre ; sous-rntdndrt ; apprendre.
Understamlinif. eun^-deur-stann'-din'v;);c, a. tntel!ii;ent,

entendu ; —, s. entendement, ni. ; intelUt^ence, f.'
Understrapper, cun«'-deur-strap-cur, s. suballtrne ;

suppôt, m.
•Undertake, eiin^-deur-tckï', v. a. et n. eut reprendre, se

c/iarx'er de ; s'eng^agcr.
Undertaker, euner-deur-té'-keur, s. entrepreneur ; ré-
pondant, m.
Undertakinsr, eun^-deur-té'-kin'K'y^ s. entreprise, f.
Underteachcr, eun^-deur-titch'-cifr, j. sous-»iaitre, m.
Undertenant, eun^-deur-ten'-ann't, s. sous-locn.'aire, m.
Underv.ilu.ition, enn^-tleur-va-liou-é'-cheuiif, s. estimât-

iion au-dessous de la valeur, f.
Undervalue, eunf-tleur-val'-iou, s. bas prix, m. ; depre-
ciation, f. ; — . V. a, depre'cier, rabaisser.
Underwood, cun^'-dciir-oiioud^, s. buis taillis, m.
Underwork, eunr'-deur-oueurk, s. cH/iiires secondaires,
i. pi. ; • — , eun«-denr-oucurk', T/. a. détruire; travail-
ler à trop baspri.v,
Underworkiiian, eun«-deur-oueurk'-man«, s. sous-

ouvrier, aide, m.
•Underwrite, eun^-deur-raïtf', v. a. stntssif^ner.
Underwriter, eun^-deur-rai'-teur, s. soussigné ; assu-
reur, m.
Undescribed, eunï-di-skraïb'd, a. qui n'est pas décrit.
Undeserved, cun^-di-zerv'd', a. — ly, ad, imiturité,

iniiiste.
Undeserving, eun*-di-zer'-vin'g«(r, a. sans niirite, in-
digne.
Undesigned, eunf-di-saïn'd', a. — ly, ad. involont.iire.
UndesiKning, euiic-di-sai'-nin'gMir, et. sans dessein;

sans malice.
Undesirable, eun^-di-zaïr'-a-br, a. qui n'est pas désir-
able.
Undestroyable, eun^-di-stroï'-a-bl', 1». indestructible.
Undeteriiiinate, euii^-di-ter'-iiii-iiat<r, a. indéterminé,

indécis.
Undeterminateness, eun^-di-ter'-mi-nat^-ness?, Undeter-
mination, eun^-di-ter-nd-né'-cheun^, s. indecision, in-
certitude, f.
Undigested, eunir-di-djes'-ted, a. pas digéré.
Undiminished, eun^-di-min''-ich't, a. entier.
Undirected, enn^-di-rek'-ted, a. sans adresse.
Undiscerned, euii«-diz-(:rn'd', a. — ly, ad. non aperçu.
Undisceriiible, euiif-dii-et'-ni-bl', a. — bly, ad. imper-
ceptible.
Undiscerning, eun^-diz-er'-nin'g/f^, a. sans discerne-
ment.
Undisciplined, eun^-dis'-i-p!inn'd, a. indiscipliné.
Undiscoverable, eun?-dib-kcuv'-eur-a-br, a. qu'on ne

peut découvrir.
Undisguised, eun^-diz-gaiz'd', a. ouvert, sincère.
Undismayed, eun*-diz-méde', a. non découragé.
Undisputed, eun?-dis-piou'-tcd, a. incontestable.
Undissembled, eunf-dis-sem''-brd, a ouvert, sincère.
Undissolving, eui«-diz-or-vin'g>;^, a. insoluble.
Undistinguishable. eun^-dis-tin'g'-gouich-a-bl', a. qu'on

ne saurait distinguer.
Undisturbed, eun?-dis-teurb'd', a. — ly, ad. sans inter-
ruption ; tranquille.
Undividable, eunf-tli-vai'-da-bl', a. indivisible.
Undivided, eune-di-vai'-ded, a. indivisé; entier.
•Undo, eun^-dou', v. a, de/aire; démonter; rétracter;

annuler; ruiner.
Undoing, eun«-dou'-in'g«#, s, ntine, perte, f.

Undone, eun*-deun<', a. perdu, ruiné.

Undoubted, eunc'-daou'-ted, a, — ly, ad. inétubitabtt )

incontestable.
•Undraw, cun^-drA', v. a. ouvrir.
Undress, enn<r' -dressa, s. négligé, m. ; —, eiin^-L ess^*,

V. a. déshabiller.
Undubltable, euiKf-diou'-bi-ta-bl', <t. indubitable.
Undue, eun^-diou', a. — ly, ad. indii ; injuste; ill/gat,
Undulary, eun^-djiou-la-ri, a. onduteux.
Undiil.ite, eun?'-djiou-lét^, v. onduler, ondoyer.
Undulation, cunf-djiou-lé'-clieunr, s. ondulation, f.
Undutcous, eun^-diou'-ti-euc^ Undutiful. eun*-dioii'-tl-
foui, a. qui manque de respect ; désobéissant, sans
respect.
Undutifulness, enn^-diou'-ti-foul-ncss^, s. manque de

respect, m. ; desobéissance, f.
Unearth, eun'-erlh', %: a. déterrer ; débusquer.
Uneasiness, eun'-i'-zi-iiess*', s, incommodité, f. ; désagré-
ment, m. ; peine, f.
Uneasy, eini -i'-zi, a. [ — ily, ad. tnal à son aise, gêné,

imninniode, pénible.
U'netralilc, cun<- cr-fa-hl", a. intxpriniable.
Uiicniploycil, cun-cni-plDul', a. i>n\cupé ; oisif,
UnciiLMgeil, eun-cnn-g«LMlj d', a. qui n est pas engagé.
Uiiciilargcd, eun'-enn-i.irdj'd', a. étrt'it borné.
Unonli^'htened, cun'-enn-lai'-l'n'd, a. qui n'est pat

éclairé.
l'nenslaved, cun'-enn-slév'd', a. libre.
Unc<iuable, cun'-i'-koua-l>l', a.dijférent ; iuconséqiwnf.
Unequal, cun'-i'-koual, a. — ly, ad. inégal; ciispio-

portionné.
Unèciualness, eun'-i'-koual-ness^, s. inégalité, f.
Unequitable, eun' ck'-owi-ta-bl', ir. tn/n\te ; partial.
Unerralile, eunt cT'-ra-bl', «. infaillible.
Uncrrablcness, cun'-er'-r.vbl'-ncbsc, s. infaillilii.'ité, f
Unerring, eun'-cr'-rin'g/i^, a. — ly, ad. infaillible,

certain.
Unessential, eun'-es-senn'-chal, a. qui n'est pas essen-
tiel.
Uneven, eun-i'-v'n, a. inégal.
Uncveniicss, eun'-i'-v'n-ncss*, s. inégalité, f.
Unevitable, eun'-ev'-i-ta-bl', i«. inévitable.
Unexampled, cun-eg-zain''-prd, ii. sans e.xemple.
Unexecuted, eun'-ek'-si-kiou-ted, a. qtii n'est pas

exécuté.
Unexercised, eun' ck'ser-saisd, a, inexercé, inexpéri-
menté.
Unexhausted, eun'-eks Mi'-teJ, a. qui n'est pas

épuisé.
Unexpanded, eun'-eks-paiw'-ded, a. qui n'est pas

étendu ou déployé.
Unexpected, euu'ek-spek'-ted, <».— ly, ad. inattendu.
Unexperienced, eun'-elcs-pi'-ti-enn'st, a. inexpérimenté.
Uiiexpert, eun'-elis-pertf', a. inhabit '
Unexplored, eun'-eks-plôr'd', a. pas exploré.
Unexpressible, eun'-cks-pres'-si-bl, a. i, 'exprimable.
Unextinguishable, cun'-eks-tin'e'-gouich-i-bl, a. inex-
tinguible.
U'nfaded, eunf-fë'-ded, a. qui n'est pas/aré.
Unfailing, eunu-ftS'-lin'gwf, a. sur, assuré.
Unfair, eun^-fér', a. déloyal, malhonnête.
Unfaithful, euii<;-fcth'-foul, a. — ly, ad. infidèle ; Perfide.
Unfaithfulness, euns-felh'-foul-ness^, s. injidélité, per-

Jidie, f.
Unfiishionable, euncfach'eun-a-bl', a. — bly, ad. qui

n'est pas à la tnode.
Unfasten, eun^-fas'-s'n, v. a. détu^her, délier, dénouer.
Unfathomable, euiiir-fath'-eum'-a-br, a. —bly, ad. qu'on

tie peut sonder ; impénétrable.
Unfatliomed, eunf-fath'-cuni'd, a. sans fond ; f'/i-

pénétrabl*.
Unfavourable, eun^-fé'-veur-a-bl', a. - bly, i. dé-
favorable.
Uiifc^red, eun^-fir'd', a. sans peur, intrépide,
Unfeasabie, eun^-fi'-zi-bl', a. inipraticabh.
Uufeathered, eun«-fetlr-eur'd, a. sans plumes,
Unfod, eun^-fed', a. qui n'a pas mangé.
Unfeeling, eune-ft'-Mn'gne, a. insensible.
Unfeigned, eun^-fén'd, a. — ly, ad. sincère, véritable.
Unfertile, euii?-fer'-til, a. infécond, stérile.
Unfetter, eune-fett'-cur, v. a. ô/er les fers.
Unfilial, eune-tir-yal, a. indigne dun fils.
Unfinished, eunr-fia"-ich't, a. qui n'est pas achevé;

imparfait.
Unlit, eane-Rte', a. — ly, ad. inhabile; impropre;

inopportun ; — , v. a. rendre incapable.
Unfitness, ciin^-fit^'-ness^, s. incapacité, f.
Unfitting, cunf-fit'-in'gHf, a. inconvenant.
Unfix, eunif-fiks', v. a. défaire, détacher ; reldcher.
Unfledged, eun<r-fledj"d', a. sans plumes ; noz'ire.
Unfold eune-fôlU', v, a, dépiter, déielopper, expiiquf^-

tJNP t3o8l

Vnforbid, eunt-tor-hiii' , Uiifurbidden, eun#-for-bid'-d'ii,
<j. fias dtftHdii.

Uiiforcible, cuaf-fôr'cl-bV, a^ sans foret, faib'.f.

Unforeseen, cun^-for-bin^', a. iiiiprn u.

I'nforfeited, cuii<-for'-fi-teci, a. qui n'tst pas (onflsqiie,

Un(or){olten, cun^-for-^ot'-t'ii, ». qui titst fas oiihUe.

Unfortilied, eun?-for'-ti-faJd^ a. qui utstpaijQrtiJu-.

Uiirortunate, eun^-for'tc'iiou-nal*', a. — ly, ad. infor-
tuné, malltturttix.

Uufort'inatencss, euiif-for'-tclilou-natf-ness^, j. in-
fortiiiu, t.

UnfrequciU, eun^-fri'-koiienii't, n. — ly, ati. rare.

Unfreciuuntcd, cuiif-fri-koucmrt'-cd, <». qui n'fst fat
/rifitenfe.

Lnfriendcd, eun?-frenn'd'-ed. a. sans amis.

I'nfriciutliiicss, cun^ • freiiii'd' - li • iicss^, s. manque
ti'a initie, in.

Unfriendly, eunf'-frcnn'd -li, a. feu bienveillant, peu
oblii^eant.

Unfruitful, eun^-froutf'-fout, a. sterile, infecc'n.i.

Ufifruitfulness, cunir-frout^-foul-nesv. s.'steritife, f.

Unfurl, eunr-feurl', v. a. deplcier ; déferler.

Unfurnish, cun^-feur'-nicli?. f. a. dégarnir ; de'pouilt-r.

Un^-dn, eunr-t>/«fnf', Ungainly, «;iinf-(;;<cne;'-li, a. in.il-
aitroit.

Ungenerous, eun^-djen*'-er-encA a. ignoble.

Ungenial, eun^-dji'-ni-al, a. défavorable.

Ungentcel, eun<r-dj--'im-tir, a. impoli, grossier.

Ungentle, eun^-djenn'-ll', a. rude, intraitable.

Ungoiitlenianly, eun^-djenn'-tl'-niaiui-li, a. tnathonnéle,
inionvenant.

Ungentleness, eun^-djenn'-tl'-ness^, s. rudesse, f.

•Ungird, eun^-gKcrdf', v. a. dessangler.

Unglue, eunf-giiou', v. a, décoller.

Ungodliness, eunir-ijud'-ll-ness*", .t. impiété.

Ungodly, eun<f-goi.rii, a. iinpte.

Ungovernable, cunc-i;»euv'-eur-na-bi', a. indiscip'i-
tiable, extravagant.

Ungraceful, cunc-grcc? -foul, a. — ly. ad. disgracieux.

Ungmcofulness, uunc-grcctf'-foiil-ncssi-, j. mauvaise
grâce, f.

Ungracious, eun^-gré'-clieuc^, ri. désagréable.

Ungrateful, eun^-grct^'-foul, a. — ly, ad. ingrat ; dés-
agréable.

Ungratefulness, einw-grrftï'-foul-ness^ s. ingr.t,'ititd; f.

Unguent, eunc-gouenn't', s. onguent, ni.

Unguarded, euiif-gar'-ded, à. qui u est p.is garaé,
indiscret.

Unhallowed, eun -hal'-od, a. profane.

Unhalter, eun'-hal'-tcur, v. ,t. titer le licou.

Unhandsome, eiin'-lian?'-scuw»;, a. — ly, ad. laid ,■
disgracte'tx ; tnalltonnéte.

Unhandy, cun -haiind'-i, a. maladroit ; gauche.

Unhappy, eun'-hap'-i, a. malheureux.

Unharmed, cun'-liarm'd', a. sain et sauf,

Unharmonious, euu'-har-mô'-ni-cuct', a. sans harmonie.

Unharness, eun-har'-ness^, ï». a a't/iurnacher.

Unhealthful, eun'-helth'-foul, Unhealthy, eun-heltli'-i,
a. maladif, malsain.

Unheard, eun'-herdr', a. — of, inouï', sans exemple.

Unheart, eun'-hartf', v. a. dfcourager.

Unlieedy. eun'-hi'-di, s. soudain ; étourdi.

Unhelped. eun'-heli3t'. a. sans aide, sans appui.

Unhinge, euii'-hinu'dj^', z: a. ôter des gonds ; boule-
verser.

Unholincss, eun'-hô'-li-ness^, s. imputé, f.

Unholy, eun'-ho'-li, a. profane ; impie.

Unhook, eun'-houk', v. a. décrocher.

Unlioped, eun'-hôpl', a. — for, inespéré.

Unhorse, eun"-hotsf', î'. a. démonter : désari^onner.

Uiiliouse, eun'-haouzf', %: a. chasser de sa demeure.

Unhoused, eun'-haouz'd'. n. sans abri.

Unhurt, eun'-heurlc', a. sain et sauf.

Unhurtful, enn'-h?urt^-foiil, a. — ly. ad. qui ne fait
pas de mal, innocent.

Unicom, you'-nikornc, s. licorne, f.

Uniform, 'yo"'-n'-f>"'"'' '»■ " 'y> ■"''• uniforme.

Uniformity, you-ni-for'-ini-ti, s. uniformité, i.

Uiiimafiinaljfe, eun'-i-mad'-ji-na-bl', rt. — bly, lîii'. in-
imaginable : inconcevable.

Uniniitable, eun-im'-i-ta-br. a. inimitable.

Uninlornied, eun'-inf-form'd', a. qui n'est pas instruit,
ignorant.

Uninhabitable, eun'-in'-hab'-i-ta-bl", a. inhabitable.
.'ninliabited, eun'-in-hab'-i-ted, a inhabité.

Ur.instructed, eun'-in^-streuk'-ted, a. qui n'est pas
instruit, ignorant.

Unintelligent, eun'-iiw-tel'-li-djennt, a. sans intelli-
gence.

Unintelligible, eun'-inf-tel'-li-dji-br, a. inintelligible.

Uninterested, eun'-inr'-ter-es-ted, a. d.iinléressè.

tTNlt

Uninterniitfed, eun'-in^termit'-ed, a. continu.
Uiimtcrriipted, cun'-in^-tcrreiip'-ted, a. — ly, aa, tuilt

interrompu ; sans interruption.
Uninvited, eun'-in^-v.ii'-ttd, a, qui n'est pas invité.
Union, you'-ni-eun^, s. union, réunion, f. ; German

tariff — , I. association de douane prussienn , f.
Unison, you'-ni-scun<', s. unisson, m.; harmonie, t.;

—, a. à l'unisson.
Unitarian, you-ni-té'-rl-an^, s. unitaire; socinien, m.
Unite, you-nait^, v. a. et n. unir, joindre ; réunir;

s'unir, se reunir.
Unitedly, yoii-n.ii'-tcd-li, ad. avec union, de concert.
Uiàty, yoii'-ni-ti, s. unité, union, f.
Universal, you -ni- ver' -sal, a. -ly, ad. universel

i:énéra/.
l'iiiversality, you-ni-vcr-sal'-i-ti, .f. universalité, f.
I Tiiiveise, you'-ni-versc, j. ««it'frj-, m.
Uiilversity, you-ni-vcr'-si-ti, s, université, f.
L'MJoyous, eun^-djoi'-cuc^, a, triste.
bnjust, cun^-djeust', a. — ly, a. in/uste.
Unjustifiable, eunf-djeus'-ti-fai-abl', a. —bly, ad, l'n-

e.iciisable, illicite.
lUnkenned, eunt'-kenn'd', a. inconnu.
Unkennel, eun?-ken'-cl, v. a. débusquer; déterrer.
Unkind, euiw - kain'd', .1. — ly, ad. méchant, déy

exigeant.
Unkindly, cun^ • kaïn'd' - li, a. et ad. dénaturé, in.

humain ; méchant.
Unkindiiess, euiiï-kain'il'-ness^, J. désobligeante, :né'

chancelé, f.
Uiiknit, eun^-nlli»', v. n. défaire, dénouer.
Unknowable, euiirnô'-a-bl', a. méconnaissable.
Unknowing, eunf-no'-in'g»?, a. — ly, ad. ignorant;

sans le savoir.
Unknown, eunï-nùnt^, a, inconnu.
Unlace, eime'-lécf', v. a. délacer, délier.
•Unlade, eunf-léd<;', v. a. décharger.
Unlatch, cunc-latch', v. a. déclencher, ouvrir.
Unl.iwful, euiit'-l.l'-foul, ii. — ly, ad. illégal, illégitime.
Unlawfulness, i'Jii<r-U'-fouliies><', s. illégitimité, iité'

galité, f.
•Unlearn, eun'lcrn', v. a. désapprendre.
Uni,.Mrned, eunf-lcr'-ned, a. — ly. ad. illettré, ignorant.
Unleavened, eun?-lev'-enn'd, a. sans levain.
Unless, eunf-lcss^', c. à moins que.
Unlettered, eun^'-let'-eur'd, a. illettré, ignorant.
l'nlevelled. eun^-lev'-erd, a. inégal.
Unlicensed, eunc-laï'-senn'st, a. qui n'est pas patenté.
Unhke. euiu-laïke', a. — ly, ad. dijjérent; invraiseni-

b.'able.
Unlikelihood, cun?-Iaïk?'-Ii-houd^, Unlikeliness, eun*-

hiikc'li-nessc, s. invraisemblance, (.
Unlimited, eumr-lim'-i-ted, a. — ly, ad. illimité, sans

bornes.
Unlink, eunHin'gk', v. a. détortiller, défaire.
•Uiilo.ad, eun^-lôdf', v. a. décharger.
Unlock. eun<r-lok', v. a. ouvrir.

Uniooked, emi^-loukt', a. — for, inattendu, imprévu.
Unloose eun«-lonct'', v. a. défaire, dénouer.
Unlucky, eunf-leuk'-i. a. — ily, ad. malheureux/

funeste; méchant.
Uniute, eunf-liout('', v. a. déluter.
Unmakable, eunf-mé'-ka-bl', a. infaisable.
•Unmake, eun<r-inék(?', v. a. défaire ; anéantir.
Umnan, eun^inan^', v. a. chJtrer; efféminer ;

courager ; désarmer.
Umnanage.''.olc eunr-.nan'-i-dja-br, a. intraitable.
Unmanly, eun^-.nanit'-li, a. indigne d'un homme;

elfe mi- lé.
Uimiannered, emif-ir.an'-eurd, a. mal élevé, grossier.
Umnannerliness. eunc-man'-eur-li-nessf, s. grossiireté.X,
Lumamierly, eunf-man'-eiir-h, a. malhonnête;

grossier.
l'iimrirricd, eun^'-mar'-iil, a. qui n'est pas marié.
Umnask, euiif-mask', v. a. démasquer.
Unmastered, eumr-mas'-tour'd. a. indompté.
Umnatchable, eun^-match'-a-bl', a. incomparable.
Unmatched, eun^-matclit', a. sans pareil.
Unmeaning, ounif-mi-nin'g'/c, a. insignifiant.
Unmeas.irable, euii<f-niej'-eur-a-br, rt. immense.
Unmeet, eun^-mitf', a. impropre, inconvenant; indigne,
U'nmelted, eunf-melt'-ed, a. pas fondu.
Unmerciful, eun<-mer'-ci-foui, a. — ly, ad. impitoyable ;

e.xorbitant. .

Unmercifulness, eun?-mer'-ci-f-ul-ness^, s. inhumanitf,

cruauté, f.
Unmerited, enn^-mer'-i-ted, a. /(« >«<>■«>.
Unmindful, enn«-mam'd'-foul, a. — ly, ad. négligent,

inattentif.
Unmingle, eunf-min'g'-gl', t. a. démêler ; séparer.
Unrai.xed, Unmixt, eun^inikst' a. sans mélange, ^ur*

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UNB

Unmoor, eunc-tnniir', v. a. démarrer

Uiiinuvcalilc, uuiw-mouv'-a-br, a. iiiiinobitt, iiieitaii-

iaiiie.
Unmoved, eun^-mouv'd'. a. immobile.
UmmitHo, euii^-nioiil'-(l, v. a, dexnnltr, découvrir.

Unmusical, eini^-iiiiou'-zi-kiil, ir. diicoriiant.
Unnail, cun^-ncl^', v. it. liei/oiifr.

Unnutural, cuii<r-nat'-cliii)U-rcil, a. — ly, ad. contre
nature ; denature; outre.

Uiineccssarinuss, eunr-iics'-es-sari-ness^, j. innlilile, f.

Unnecessary, einif-ncb'-cs-sa-ri, a. — ily, ad. tniiliie.

Linjicintiboiirly, ciuKr-né'-beiir-li, a. />ai amiiai.

Unnerve, euii?-nerv', v. a. einrver.

Unnoted, eunc-mV-tcd,». inaperçu

Unnumbered, eiuw-neuin*'-bcHir'il, a. innombrable.

Unobservablc, eim'-ob-zer'-va-br, a. itnpene/'tittle.

Unobserviiiit, eun'-ob-zer'-vann't, Unobserving, eun'-
ob-zer'-vin'g/if, a. inattentif.

Unuccupied, vun'-ok'-kiou-paid, a. inocupe ; satis
possesseur,

UiioHending, eun'-of-eiin'-din'g«^, a. inoffcttsi/ ; inna-
te nt.

Unorderly, cim'-or'deiir-li, a. en d/sordre : irre'gulier.

Unortjanized, euu'-or'-ga-naiz'd, a. qui n'est fas
or^'aiiise.

I'npack, eun^-pak', v. a. d/payneter, df'sembailer.

UnJMld, cun<-pc<r, <». qui nest pas paye.

Unparalleled, cun<'-par'-al-lcl tl, a. sans e'tral.

Unpardonable, cun<;-par'-d n-abl', a. — biy, ad. impar-
donnable.

Un|Mirtial, ennc-pnr'-clial, a. — ly, ad. impartial.

Unpassablu, eunc-pas'-a-bl', a. i>npratiia/>le.

Unpassiuuate, eunc-pacli'-eun'-atf, a. — ly, ad. sans
passion.

Unpave, cun^-pev^', v. a. dilpaver.

Unpeacable, eunf-pi'-sa-bl', a. — bly, ad. turbulent;
ajrit/.

Unpeg, eim^-pejj', t,'. a. âter la cheville.

Unpeople, enuf-pi'-pl", v. a. dipeiipter.

Unperceived, ennfpcr-slv'ir, a, inaperçu.

Unperlect, enn^-per'-lckt, a. iiuo'nplft.

Uiiperishable, eimf-pcr'-icha-bl , a. impérissable.

Unpcrplexed, cuntr-per-plckbl', a. qui nest pas em-
barrasse.

Unpliilosoplilcal, cun^-fi-lo-zof-i-kal, a. pas philoso-
phique.

Unpin, ennfipin^, v. a. iter les /pin<^les ; détrousser,

Unpitifully, eiinf-pit'-i-fonl-i, ad. sans pitié.

Unplaced, cuut'-plost', n. sans plaie.

Unplait, cunt'-plùtf', ;'. a. déplisser.

l-'nplausivc, einif-plà'-civf, a. désapprobateur.

Unpleaoaiit, eunir-plcz'-ann't, <». — ly, ad. déplaisant,
désagréable.

Unpleasantness, eunc-plez'-nim't-uess?, s. nature dés-
agréable, f. ; désagrément, ni.

Uni)leasin^, eunf-pliz'-in't;;/*, a. déplaisant, désagré-
able.

Unplume, eun^-plioum<r', v. a. déplumer.

Unpoetical, eun^-pôet'-i-kal, a. pas poétique. ^

Unpolished, eun^-pol'-icli't, Unpolitc, eun^-pô-Iaïtf', a.
impoli, grossier.

Unpopular, eun<f-pop'.iou-lnr, n. impopulaire.

Unpracticable, eune'-prak'-ti-ka-bl', a. impraticable.

Unprecarious, eun-'-priké'-ri-euc?, a. indépendant.

Unprecedented, cimt^-pres'-i-denn-ted, a. sans e.xemple.

I iiprejudiced, euu^-pred'-jiou-dist, a. exempt de pré-
iugé, deprévenu.

Unprepared, cunc-prl-pcr'd', a. sans être préparé.

Unprelendnij;, eunfpri-tcnii'-dia'i{«f, a. sans préten-
tion, modeste.

Unprincely, eun*-princ^-II, a, indigne d un prince.

1 nprintiple<l, eun(r-prm''-ci-prd, a. sans principes.

l'nprizcd, eunf-praiz'd', a. qui n'est pas estimé, in-
appréciable.

Unproductive, eun?-prô-deiik'-tivir, <?. improductif.

l'nprofaned, cuii?-pr6-fén'd', a. qui n'est pas profané.

Unprofitable, eun?-prof'-i-ta-br, a. — b,y, ad. qui n'est
pas profitable, inutile; vain.

Unprofitableness, euntr-prof -i-ta-bl-ness», s. inutilité, f.

Unprolific, eumr-pro-lil'ik, a. stérile.

Uiipropcr, eun^-prop'-eur, n. — ly, ad. impropre.

Unpropitious, eunï-prô-i,icir-euc<, a. sinistre, défavor-
able.

Unproportioned, cunf-prô-por'-cheun'd, a. dispropor-
tionné.

Uiiprosperotis, eunï-pros^-per-eucï, a. — ly, ad. mal-
Heureux.

Unprotected, eun/r-pro-tek'-ted, a. sans protection.

\inproved, eunc-prouv'd', a. qui n est pas éprouvé.

Unprovide, cun/?-pro-vaïde', v. a. dépouiller, dégarnir.

Ujtprovided, cunf-prô-vai'-ded, a. dépourvu.

t'npnnisliC'l, cunf'pcun'-icirt, ■!. impuni.
Unqualified, eun^-kouol'i faid, <i. incapable, inhabile:

sans reserve.
Uiiipiencliable, eun<--kouenn'tli'a-br, a. intxtinguiblt,

L'nijucMioii.ililc, eimr-k'Hics'-ttlicun'-a-br, a. —bly. ad,
itii intestable, indut>ilable.

Unipiestioned, cun/-koues'-tcIieun'd, a. incontestable ;
qui n'a pas été inlerros;é.

Uiiiiuick, euiif-koiiik', Uiiipiickencd, eunrkouik'-enn'd,
a. lent ; inanimé.

Uiuiuitt, eiiiif-koiiai'-ett, a. — ly, ad. inquiet, agité;
avec turbulence.

L'iu|iiietiiess, eun^-kouî'-ett-ness#, s. impatience, f . ;
trouble, ni.

L'iiransacked, eiinc-rans'sakt. a. qui n'est pat pillé.

Unravel, eunc-rav'-vl, ,-. a. eltUr, dejaire ; deiiiéicr.

Unreacl'.cd, eun rilclil, <i. qui n'est pas atteint.

Unreadiness, eun^-red'-i-iiess<r, s. lenteur ; inauvaist
volonté, f

Unready, eunc-rcil'-i, a. lent ; mala Iroit.

Unreal, eun?-ri'-al, a. qui n est pas réel.

Unreasonable, eun^-n'-zn-a-bl', a. —bly, ad. déraison-
nable.

Unreasonableness, eun'-ri'-z'n-a-bl'-ncss^, t. nature
déraisonnable ; injustiie, f.

Unreavc, eun?-riv', 71. a. dejaire; détortiller.

Unreceived, eun^-ri-civ'd', a. qui n'est pas re(ii.

Unreconcilable, ciin;-rek-onf-sar-ld-bl , a. irréconcili-
able ; incompatible.

Unrecovercd, eunrrt-keuv'-eurdf, a. qu'on n'a pas
recouvre.

Unreforinablc, eim^-ri-form'-a-bl', or. incorrigible.

Unrefrcsiied, cimc-ri-frccirt', a. qui n'est pas rafraiihi.

Unrej;arded, eiinf-ri->,Mr'-ded, a. néi;lige, méprisé.

Unreijardful, eun?-ri-i;ard'-foiil, a. inattentif.

Unrelentinjj, euii?-rilenn't-ini;//r, a. impitoyable, in-
flexible.

Unrelieved, eun^ri-liv'd', a. non soulagé.

L'nrem irkable, eun^-ri-inark'-a-bl', a, indigue de re-
marque.

l'iireiiiediable, eun^-ri-mi'-di-a bl', a. irrémédiable.

lliireiiiciiibrance, euiit--ri-iin;m''-brann'c^, s. oubli, m.

l nrcpaid, eunc-ri-pcd', ir. qui n'est pas rembourse.

Uiirepeiited, eun^-n penut'-eil, a. rfi;«/ on ne s est pas
repenti.

l'urcpcntin^, eun^-ri-ponn't'-in'jr;;^, a. impénitent.

Unrcprovable, euii^-riprouv'-a-lil', a. irrepi-éhensible.

U unproved, euiif-ri-prouv'd', a. qui n'est pas hldiué,
sans reproche.

Unrei'iit.iblc, eumr-rep'-ioii-ta-bl', a. de tnanvaise ré-
putation.

L'nreqiiested, eunf-ri-kouesl'-cd, a. qui n'est pas
demandé,

Uiireiinite(l, eiin^-ri-kouaï'-ted, a. sans récompense.

Unreserved, eun«-ri-zerv'd', a, — ly, ad. sans réseiz-e ;
sincère, ouvert, franc.

Unreservedness, euiit'-ri-zer'-vcd-ness?, s. franchise,
sincérité, l,

Unresistinjî, eun?-ri-zis'-tin'i;«r, a. sans résistance,

Unresolvaiilc, eun^-ri-zol'-va-bl', a. insoluble.

Unresolved, eun^-rizolv'd', a. indécis, irrésolu.

Unrespectiul, eun^-ri-spekl'-foul, a. irrespectueux.

Unrespectfulness, cunf-ri-spekt'-(oul-ne:.b<r, s, irré-
"vérence, f.

Unrest, eun?-rest', s. manque de repos, m. ; agitaHon, f.

Unrestrained, euiif-ri-strén'd', a. <i'V(r»(/.

Unrevealeil, eunc-ri-vil'd', a. qui n'est pas révélé.

Unrevenjfed, eunï-ri-venn'dj'd', a. qui n'est pas vengé.

Unrevcrcnd, eun?-rev'-cr-eun d, Unreverent, cuii^-rev'-
erenn't, a, — ly. ad. irreverent, irrespeclueu.x.

Unrewarded, eiiiic-ri-ou,ird'-ed, a. sans être récompense,

l.'nriddic, ciin<'-rid'-dr, v. a. résoudre, e.xpliquer.

l/'nrig, eunc-riu', t'. a. dégréer.

Unrighteous, eunc-rai'-tchi-cutf, a, — ly, ad. injus e,
inique.

Unrighteousness eun?-raï'-tchi-eucr-ness*, s, injuiti'C,
iniquité, f.

Unrightful. eunf-ra:tf'-foul, a. iiijuite.

Unrip. euii^-rip', v. a. défaire, découdre.

Uiiripe, eunir-raip', .1. qui n'est pas mûr.

Unripeness, euii<r-raip'-iiess^, s. manque de maturité, la.

Unrivalled, eun^-rai'-val d. a. sans rival:

Unrol, eunf-rôr, v. a. dérouler.

Unroof, eunif-rouf' v. a. découvrir.

Unroost, eun^-roust', v. a. dénicher.

Unroot, eunir-routr', v. a. déraciner.

Unriiffle, eunir-reuf -fl', v. n. se calmer, s'adotteir.

Unruled, eiin?-rourd', a. qui n'est pas réglé, sansftein.

Unruliness, euuf-rou'-li-ncssf, s. dérèglement ; trmporlc-
meut, ni. ; joui,'uc, t.

Unruly, cunf-roà'-li, a. déréglé; emporté.faugtttMK.

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UNT

ITnsaddle, cuiv-sad'-dl', v. a. tUi'tlUf; dtbtUtf.
Unsafe, enn^-séf^, a. — ly, ad. qui nut fas sAr ;

danfti-cHx:
Uns.ile.ililc, ciinrsc'-Ia-bl', a. qui n'est fas viiuiabU.
Vns.iti.>l>lc', Liiiit'sf'-clii-.iM', a. insatiable.
UiiSiivouriiiL'ss, eiiiif-sé'-vcur-i-uciii', s. Mauvais août,

in. ; iiisipiiiiti', f.
Unsavoury, tiui<-s<i'-veur-i, a. — ily, ad. qui a un

mauvais noilt ; insifide, fade.
•LJns.-iy, eiin«-sc', v. a. rétracter ; se dediie.
Unsclioolcil, cunif'-skiiurd, a. illfttre ; if,'iio>ai:t.
Unscrteiicd, cim^-skrin'd', a. qui it'e.vt fat pro'e;;^.
Unseal, cuiicsir, v. n. 6ter le sceau, de\aii'ieler.
Unstani, ciin(--siin', r'. a. découdre.
Unsc irttiable, cuiu'-sertcli'-a-bl', a. impe'iictraliU, in-
scrutable.
Unsearclialilencss, cnui'-scrtcli'-a-bl' ncisc, s. impe'né-

trabititt'. f.
Unseasonable, cun/'-si'-z'n-a-bl', a. — bly, ad, hors de

sniioii, inoffûi tiiii.
Unseasonablc'i\eï,s. ennf-si'-z'iia-bl' iicsv, s. contre-

temps, ni. ; tiioft>ortu)tilt\ f.
Unseasoned, euii^-si'-z'n'd. a. pas tissaiionu/ ; neuf.
l'nscat, ciinf-sit<^, v. a. déplacer : détrôner.
Unscconded, eun^-sck'-innif-dcil, a. p.is seoudé.
Unsccure, eunc-si-kiour', <i. qui n'est pas \i!r; en

danger.
Unseen), cnn^-sim', v. n. ne pas paraître.
Unseemliness, cunf-sini'-li-ness<', s. inconvenance, in-
décence, (,
Unseemly, eunc-siin'-li, a. inconvenant, indécent.
Unseen, eim<r-sinf', et. sans être tu.
Unselfish, c\in<'-f,ell''-itb, a. i/sintéress/.
Unsepar.iblc, cuiK^-seij'-.ir-a-lil', a. inséfnrable.
Unserviceable, ennc-ser'-vis-.i-br, a. inutile.
Unsetllc, eun<r-scl'-tr, v. a. dépl.-ccr, de i anger ; rctuire

incertain.
Unseltleilness, eun^-sct'-tl'd-ncss/-, s, instabilité; in-
certitude ; irrésoluti,!)!, f.
Unshackle, eunf-ch.ik'-kl', v.c. déchaîner.
Unshakable, eunf-che'-ka-bl', a. inébranlable.
UiislKuned, cun^-chéin M', a. el/'ronté. unpudenl.
Unsliapen, eune-cho'-p'n, a. di/fornie.
Unsheath, cun^-chith', v. a. dégainer.
Unshed, eun^-ched', a. qui n'est pas répandu.
Unsheltered, ciin<-chol'-le.ir'd, a. sans abri; sans

protection.
Unship, cim?-chip', v. a. débarquer, déplacer.
Unshod, eunc-tlKnl , a. sans chaussure ; sans fers.
Unslninnablo, eiini--cheun''-.i-l 1', a. inévita''le.
Unsluit, ciincchciitt', a. fas/crine.
Unslfjliloil, einif-s.iï'-ted, a. qui n'est pas vu.
Unsi^hlly, cun«-saitf''-li, a. tard.
linsjnccro, cim?-sinn-cir', a. qui n'est fas sinc^râ.
Unsiiicw. einu'-sin''ioii, t'. ir. énerver.
Unskilled, ciinr-skild', UiiskilUil, eunf-skil'-fuul, a. — ly,

ad. inhabile.
UnskiU'ulness, cun^-skil'-foiil-ness^, s. inhabileté, mal-

adresse, f.
Uusuiuked, eun^-smôkt', a. qui n'est pas /nvié.
Unsociable, eunc-sô'-chin-br, a. —bly, ad, insocisble.
Unsold, cun<f-sôld', a. <fi:i n'est pai vendu.
Unsoldierlike, euni;-sol'-iljcur-laik, a, indigne d'un

soldat.
Vi\io\p, cnne-sùV.r: a. dessoler; des<:e)neler.
Unsolved, eun«-solv'd', a. sans sol. if ion.
Unsound, eunf-saounn'd',<7. maladif; gdté, corrompu ;

vicieux ; Jau.v, inexact.
Unsoimdn''ss, euni»-saounn'd'-ncssc s. mcinvaise santé,

ni. •,faibtesse, corruption ; fausseté, f.
•Unspe.ik, enn^-spik', v. a. rétracter, se dctUre.
Unspcak.ible, eun^-spi'-ka-U', a. — bly, ùi. ineffable,

inexprimable.
Unspecified, eun«-spes'-i-faid, a. qui n'est pas spécifié.
Unsped, cunc-sped', a. non achevé.
Unspent, eun^-spenn't', a. qui tt'est pas dépensé.
Unspicd, euM^-spaid', a. inaperçu.
Unspirit, eun«-spir'-it<;, v. a; dé.ourager, abattre.
Unspotted, euntr-spot'-ed, a. sans taiHe.
Unstable, tune-sté'-bl', a. inconst.int.
Unstaid, eun<-stéd', (». iSfi'"'," inconséquent,
Unstaidness, eunï-stéd'-ness^, s. légèreté, f.
Unstamped, eune-stam'pt', a. non timbré.
Unstarcn, eun^-startcli' v. a. déstmpeser.
Unstate, eunr-stét«', v. a. déplacer.
Unsteadfast, eun<r-sted'-fa3t, a. inconstant, variable,

changeant : léger.
Uniteadiness, eunf-sted'-ioicssï, s. instabilité; le'girelé ;

inconstance, f.
Unsteady, eun«>-sted'-i, et. —ily, eid. inconstant ;

variable ; inconséquent.

Unstitch, eun*-»titch', v. a. découdre', - —

Unstop, citn?-stop', -/. a. déboucher, ouvHf,
Unstrained, eun^-strén'd', a, qui n'est pas etn/rainf,

nature/.
Unstrcn^diened, cun^-stren'g'-t'i'nd, a. non fortifié.
•Unstrint;, cuui-strin't;"''. v. a. détendre, détacher j

délier,
Uiistuilied. eun^-stend'-id, a. qui n'est pas étudié.
l'nsubdued, eun^-scub'-diuiid, a. insoumis, indompté.
Unsucccsstul, eunf-seuk-ses'-foul, a. — ly, ad, qui ni

réussit pas ; sans sudês.
rnsuccessfnlncss, c«n< - seuk - ses' • fouU ncss*', s. in,

succès, m.
UnsulVcrablc, eun^-scuf-eur-a-br, a. —bly, ad. insup-
portable, intolérable.
Unsuil.dile, oun<-biou'-ta-br, a. —bly, ad. inconvenant,

impropre.
Unsuilnbleness, eun^-siou'-ta-t)!'- nc5S#, /. discon-
venance, f.
Unsullied, einur-seul'-ld^, a. sans tache.
Unsupportablc, eunr'-seup-pôrt'-a-bl', a. i>isuppoitah(e,
l'nsiirc, eun^-chiour', a. qui n'est fa^ siîr.
Unsurinountable, eun<-beiir-niHoun't'-a-br, a. insur-
montable.
Unsusceptible, eun^-seus-sep'-tl-bl', a. qui n'est p.ts

susceptible.
Unsuspected, eun^-seus-pck'-tcd, a. qu'on ne soiif-

fonne fas.
Unsuspicious, eun^scus-pidi'-cuc^ a, qui n'est pat

soiif(onneux.
Unswathe, eunf-soucth', v. a. démailloter.
•Unswear, eunif-soucr', z: ti. ne pas furer ; se rétracter,

.rc d'dire.
•Unswc.at. eunc-soiiett', v. a. rafralihir.
Unlaitited, eun^-ttu't'-cd, a. sans t,ulie.
Untalked of, euu^-tûkt'-ov, a. dont on ne parle fas.
Unt.uneable, e;nif-tc-ni.i-br, a. indompta'^le.
UnliuiKlo, eunc-tan'jj'-Kl', t. a. débrouiller, débarrasser,
UntastL'd, eun^-tés'-tcd, a. qui n'est pas touc/té.
L'nlau^ht, eunf-t.lt^', a. illettré; ignorant; novice.
•Unteach, enn^-titch', î'. a. faire oublier, effacer.
Unteachal)le, eun^-titch'-a-bl', a. indocile.
Untenipted, eun^-tem "-ted, a. qui n'est pas tenté.
Untenable, eunf-ten'-a-bl', a. qui n'est pas tenable ;

insoutenable.
•Untenty, eunir'-tenn-tl, a. inattentif.
Unthankful, eunMhan'tîk'-foul, a. —]y,ad. ingrat; seins

reconnaissance.
Unthankfulness, eun<-than'j;k' -foul-nessc, .r. in-
gratitude, f.
•Unlhiuk, eun^-thin'ijk', v. a. changer d'idée ; ciiblier.
Untliiiikiug, eunir-tliin'i;k'-in'i.'«^, a. inconsidéré, étourdi,
Untlioui;lit, eunc-thAtcT', a. — of, à quoi on ne pense pas.
Unthread, cun:-tlired', -'. a. dc/iler; défaire.
Unthrift, eun£--thrift', .f. prodigue, m.
Unthriftine.ss, cunc-thrift'-i-nciSf, s. predis^alité, f.
Unthrifty, eun^-thrilt'-l, a. —ily, ad. prodigue.
l'nthroue, eun^-thrôn*', v. a. détrdner.
Untidy, euuif-tai'-dl, a. malpropre, négligé.
Untie, eunc-taï', v. a. délier, défaire.
Until, cuiKT-tir, pr. et c. jusqu'à ce que ; en attendant

que.
tUntill, eiin^-tir, v. Unto, Till.
Untimely, cuiu'-tauir'-li,a. clad, hdlif, précoce ; prérna-

tiirénicnl.
Untirable. eunf-taî'-ra-bl, a. infatigable.
l'niiied, euiit-taïrd', a. qui tt'esi pas fatigue'.
Untitled, eun^-tai'-tl'd, a. sans titre.
Uuto, cun^-tou',/»'. ri, au, ilans, four.
Untold, eun^-told', a. qui n'a fas été dit.
Untouched, euiK'tcucht', <». qui n'est fas touché.
Untoward, eunir-tô'-oucurdi', Unlowardly, eu.i^-tJ'-
oueurd-li, a. intraitable, revêche ; indocile; désagré-
able ; maladroit, gauche.
Untractable, euni'-lrak'-ta-bl', a. intraitable ; rude
Untractableness, eun..--trak'-ta-br-ne5sr, s. caracKi:

intraitable, m. ; indocilité, f.
Untravelled, euni-trav'-el'd, a. qui n'a pas voyagé
Untreatable, eun^-tri'-ta-bl', a. intraitable; i>Kpr.t.

ticable.
Untried, euiM-traid', a. qu on n'a pas essayé ; itui uc

pas été jugé.
Untriinmed, eunj-trim'd', a. sans garniture ; si'ftfle.
Untrod, euntr-irod', Ur.troiddcn, eun<r-trod'-d'n, a. o''i

Von n'a pas passé.
Untroubled, cun^-treub'-bl'd, a. ealnu, iranquille.
Untrue, eun«'-trou', a. faux ; perfide.
Untruly. eun«-trou'-li. ad. faussement.
Untrustiness, eun<-treiis' - ti • nes5#, s. déloyauté, pet -

fidie, f.
Untrusty, eunf-treust'-i, a. déloyal; perfide.

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Untruth, eun#-(routh', s./ausstU, f. j iiunsoHge, in.
Untunable, eunf-tioii'-na-bl', a. riitcorditiit.
Untune, euii^-tioiiiu', r. a. d^saetorder ; lii'rauxey.
Untutored, eun^-tiou-tcur'd, a. saitt iiistniclion.
Untwine, eun^-touain**, Untwist, ciiiiftouibt', v. a. Hé-

tordrt, dt'tortilltr.
Unuseful, enn'-youz'-foiil, a. inutile.
Unusual, eun'-you'-Jiou-nl, a. exlraoi-dinaire.
Unutterable, eun'-eiit'-teiir-a-bl', a. iiit/fuble.
Unvail, eun^-vdl', v. a. dtvoiltr.
Unvaluat>le, eun#-val'-lou-a-br, a. inestimabU : iua/-

/hvanquished, eun^-van'c'-koulch't, a. iiiTiiiiieti.
Jnvariabli;, eun^-vé'-ri-a-bl', a. imai-inHe.
Unvariablencss, eun^- vé' -ri-a -br -nesiv, s. iniaria-

bUittf, {.
Unvarnished, eun^-var'-nlclit, a. non voiiiisti simple,

naturel.
Unveil, cimt'-vél', v. n. deroilen:
Unvelledly, eun^-vti'lid-li, ad. sans x\ule 1 ouvrile-

tuent.
Unversed, cun^-versl', a. ine.\pe'riiniiité, inhabile.
Unvirtiious, eun^-ver'-tchiou-euc^ <t. g ni li est fas ver-
tueux.
Unvisitcd, eun^-viiï'-i led. a. qui n'est pas in site ; tion

MquenU.
Unvulnerablet eun^-veul'-iieur-.i-br, a. invulnérable.
Unwalled, oun'-ouAI'd, a, sans mm ailles,
Unwarincss, eun-outi'-ri-nesv, s, imprévoyance, ini-

priuience, f.
Unwarrantable, cun'-ouor'-ann-ta-bl", a. — biy, ad. in-
excusable, insoutenable.
Unwarranted, cun'-ouor'-aim-lcd, a, gu'en n'a pas

garanti; incertain.
Unwary, eun'-oué'-ri, a. — ily, ad. imprévoyant, im-

prudent.
Unweakened, eun'-oui'-k'n'd, a. qui n'est pas affaibli.
Unweariable, cun'-oui'-ri-a-bl', <?. in/atii^able.
Unwearied, eun'-oui'-rid. a. gui nest pas fatigué ; in-

Jatigable.
Unweary. eun'-oui'-ri. v. a, délasser ; rafratcltir.
Unweave, eun'-ouiv', v, a. défaire le tissu.
Unwed, eun'-oued', a. qui n est pas marié.
Unweighed, eun'-oudd', a. pas pesé.
Unweij^hing, eun'-oue'-in'g;/^, a. inconsidéré.
Unwelcome, eun'-ouel'-keum?, a. pas bien venu ; im-
portun.
Unwell, eun'-ouel', ad. indisposé, mal portant.
Unwholesome, eun'-hoiior-scum?, a. malsain.
Unwieldiness, eun'-oiiir-di-ncssf", s. pesarteiir, f.
Unwieldy, eiin'-ouil'-di, a. —ily, ad pesant, lourd.
Unwilling eun'-oiiil'-ing'/f, a. —\y, ad. qui ne vent pas ;

à conti e-'ca-ur.
Unwillingness, eun'-ouil'-in'gx^-nessc, s. répUjrnance, f.
•Unwind, eun''-ouinn'd', v. a. et n. dérouler ; dejaire ;

débarrasser ; se dérouler.
Unwinking, eun'ouiiik'-in'g«^, (K/.yyAVWft-w/. ,^ •
Unwise, eun'-ouaiz', a. — ly, ad. i?nprudent.
Unwished, eun'-ouich't. a. qui n'est pas sniiliailé.
Unwitnessed, eun'-ouitt'-nest, a. sans témoins.
Unwittingly, eun'-ouit'-in'g«<:-li, ad. suns y penser, à

son insu.
Unwonted, eun'-oueun't'-ed, a. inaccoutumé; exliaor-

dinaire.
Unworthiness, eun'-oueur'-tlii-ness*", s. indix'i'ité, f.
Unworthy, eun'-oueur'-thi, a. —ily, ad. indi,::ne,
Unwounded, eun'.ououn''-ded, a, sans blessure.
Unwrap, eun^-rap', v, a, développer.
Unwreath, eun^-rith', v. a, délortiller.
1'nwrought, eun^-râtir', a, ctM. brut.
Unyicldnig, eun'-yild'-in'g;;?, «. tnjtexiuh ; obstiné.
Unyoke, eun'-yok'. z'. a, détela;
Unyoked, eun -yôkt', a, effréné', ctéréi^lé,
Unzoncd, eun^-zôn'd', a, qui >i\i pas de ceinture.
Up. eup, /r. et ad, au haul de, sur; dessus ; en liant :
debout; jini; — and down, (à et là, de calé et
d'autre.
•Upbear, eup-bér, v. a, éier'er; hausser.
Upbraid, eup-bréd', v. a, reprocher, bldnier.
Upbraiding, eup-bre'-ding';;?, s. reproche, m. ; — ly, ad.

avec reproche.
Upcast, aup-kast', J.y<^; coup; \r(prociie,sn.; —,prt,

jeté en haute.
f Uphaud, eup'-hâdï, v. Uphold.
Upheld, eup-held', v. Uphold,
Uphill, eup'-hil, a. pénible, diffMIe,
Uphoard, eup-hôro', v, a. amasser.
•IJphold, eup-hôld', v. a, lever en haut; soutenir;

Protéger.
t/pholder, eup-hôld'-eur, s. soutien ; appui, m.
Upliolsterer, eup-hôls'-teur-eur, s. tapissier, m.

Upland, eiip'-Iann'd. a. élevé; —, fneniagtttux ; *.

terrain élevé, m.
Uplander, eup'-l.um'-deur, s. montagnard, m.
Upl.indish, eup-lann'd'-ichf, a. montagneux ; inoif

facnard.
•Uplay, eup-lé', v. a. amasser,
•Uplift, cup-lift', V. a, élever.
Upon, eiip-on<^, pr. sur dessus ; à en, vers ; — diitjfV

de service ; en/action.
L'ppcT, cwp'-tur. a. supérieur, de desuis. dcii hauft
-- li.uul, s. avantage, dessus, ni, j — key, t. to,ii.iiê
noire, f.
l'pperi'nost, eup'-eur-niôst, a. le plus haut, le pre: nier.
Uppish, etip'-ich;, a. arrogant, jier.
fppishness, •îllp'.icll^•ness^ s. arroganie,/lerté, f.
Upraise, cup-tcz', v. a, élever,
Vprear, eup'-rir', v, a, éle-,>er ; instruire.
Upright, cup-rait*', a. — ly, ad. debout : droit ; hon-
nête,
l'prightnes";, eup-raït.f'ncss^', s. droiture ; probité, f.
Uprise, cup'-raiz, s, lever, m.; •— , v. h. se Uier ; se

réveiller.
Uproar, eup'-rôr, s. tumulte, m. ; émeute, f. ; —, citp.

ror, V, a. bouleverser.
Uproot, eup-rout*,' v. a. déraciner.
l-'prousc, eup-raouz', v. a. réz-eiller; e.witer.
•Upset, eup-sctt'. v. a. bouleverser.
tUpsetting, eup-set'-tin'gH*, a. arrogant.
Upshot, eiip-chotf', s. conclusion, f. ; résultat, in.
Ui)side-down, eup-saidf-daouuf', ad. sens d^n.is

dessous.
•Upstand, eiipstann'd', r. n, être droit; se dresser.
Upstart, eup'-start, s. panenii, m.
tUp-tak, eup'-tak, s. conception, f.
Upward, eup'-oueurd*, ad. en haut ; vers le ciel ; au

delà.
Upwards, eup'-oucurdz, ad. en haute.
Urbanity, eur-ban'-i-ti, s. urbanité ; politesse, f.
Urchin, cur'-tchinc, s. hérisson ; polisson, ni.

Urge, curdjif, v. a. pousser ; presser; irriter; solliciter:

insister sur.
Urgency, eur'-djenn-ci, s. urgence, f.

Urgent, eur'-djenn't, a. — ly, ad. urgent ; importun.

Urgrr, eur'-djciir, s. solliciteur, m.

Urîiic, you'-rinc, s. urine, f.

Urn, eiirn, s. urne, t. ; vase, m.

Us, cuiS, pn. nous.

Us.ige, yoii'-zidj^ .f. mage, m, ; hnb'tude ; conduite, (.

l'sancc, yciii'-zann'cc, s, usage, m. ; miince, f.

Use, yoiizc, s, usage, emploi, m. ; hahitiuie, f. ; —, -•. a.
et n. faire usage de, se servir de ; user ; traiter ; ,1. ■
coutuiner ; avoir coutume, être habitué; to — i.i
abuser.

tîseful, youz'-foul, a, — ly, ad. utile ,• cvanlageux.

Usefulness, yoiiz'-foiil-ne^sc', s. utilité, f.

INeless, youz'-lcss»-, a. — ly, ad. inutile.

Uselcssuess, youz'-losscncss*', .c inutilité, f.

User, you'-zcur, s. celui qui fait usage.

Usiier, euch'-eur, s. écuyer ; sous-maitre, m. ; — , v. a.
introduire ; annoncer.

Usual, you'-jiou-.il, a, — ly, ad, ordinaire, commun

Usualness, you'-jlou-al ncss^, s, Jreqiieiue, habitm'e, (.

Usurer, you-jiou-rciir, s. umner, v.\

Usurious, you-jiou'-ri-tuc<, a. u;ui,tire,

l'surp, you'-zeurp', v, a. iisuiper.

Usurpation, you.zeur-pé'-cheun»-, s, usurpation, t.

Usurper, you-zeur'.peur, s, usurpateur, m.

Usury, you'-jiou-ri, s. usure, f.

Utensil, you-tenn'-sil, s, ustensile, ni.

Utile, you' -til, a. utile.

l'tiWty. you'-til'_-i-ti, s. utilité, f.

Itniost, eut'-n>ôst, a. extrême, dernier,

Uttcr, eut'-teiir, a, — ly, ad, extérieus, extrême, exeesssif;
entier, total, complet ; —, v. a. prononcer, proférer.-
' publier; mettre en vente.
. Utterable, eut'-teur-a-bl , a. exprimable.
\ UttCiance, eut'-teur-ann c*, s. prononciation; elocution
I oiitranct, f.

; Uttermost, eut' -leur most, v. Utmost.
'. Uxorious, eug-zo'-ri-eucf, a. esclave de sa fimmt.

vide,.

•f tieauee, t. J

Vacancy, vé' - kani • ci. .r.

vaeciKCCS, f. pi.
Vacant, vé'-kann't, a. vide ; inoccupé.
Vacate, vc'-kctf, v. a. viiKr ; casser, aniti:.':r.
Vacation, va-ké'-chcun^, s. annulation ; '..•:iuct,t,i

vacances, f. pi.
Vaccinate, vak'-ci-nét*, v. a, vacciner.

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Vaccination, vak-ci-né'-cheun«, s vaaiiiatioii, zaaine,
/Vucillancy vas' il-an«-ci, t. vacillation, f. If.

"Vacillnte, vns'-il-ét^, v. n. vaciller ; fire irrésolu.
Vacill.Vion, va-sil-lé'-cheun^, s. vacillation, (.
Vacuity vé-kiou'-i-ti, 4. vacuité ; vamie, f.
Vacuous, vak'-iou-euc^, <«. viJe,
Vacuiiin, v.ik'-lou-cuin^, s. viile, in.
Vatfabojiil, va^;'-a-bonii'(l, a. vaj,'^ai0Hit ; —, s. va^'a-

ho nil. III.
Vajfary, va-Rnc'-ri, s. fantaisie, f. ; capriie, m.
Vajfrancy, ve'-),'r.\n?.ci, s. Tcii^abonctaj^e, m,
Va({rai\t, vo'-fjraiiu't, a. v<ij,'a/)jii(i,
.V<it{uc, VL)j, a. ViU'ne ; err,int,
4Vaik, vck<, v. n. I'tre vacant.

Vail, vel, s. voile, m. ; — s, p/. e'trennrs, f. pi. ; —,
. _f. a. et u. voiler ; cfder.

Vain, vcn^, a. — ly, ad. vain ; frivole ; in —, en vain.
Vainglorious, vdiw-glô'-ri-euc?, a. — ly, ad. vain ;

vaniteux.
Vainglory, vén^-glo'-rl, s. lanité, f.
Vainness, vén<'-nessf, J. vanité, f.
Valance, val'-ann'ct', s. pente ; frausfe, f.
Vale, vèU, s. valle'e, f.
Valediction, va-li-dik'-clieun^, s. ndieii, m.
Valedictory, va-li-dik'-tcur-i, a. d adieu.
Valentine, val'-enn-lin?, s. amant ; liillet doux, m.
Valerian, va-li'-ri-an^, s. valériane, f.
Valet, v.il'-ett, s. valet, ni.
Valet ndinarian, va-li-tiou-di-në'-ri-an^, Valetudinary,

va-li-iiou'-di-nari, a. valétudinaire.
Valiant, val'-yann't, a. — ly, ad. vaillant; vigoureux.
V.ili.mtness, val'-yann't-iiess^, s. vaillance, bravoure, f.
\'alid, val'-iil, a. valide, valable.
Validity, va-lid'-i-ti, s vnlidili!, t.
Valley, val'-i, s. vallée, f.
Valorous, val'-eur-eucf , i». z\iil,'an(,
Va!<jur, val'-eur, s. valeur, vaituiucf, f.
Valuable, val'-iou-a-bl', a. pré::^iix. [f.

Valuation, va-liou-c'-cliciiiif, f. evaluation, estimation.
Value, val'-iou, s. valeur, i. ; t» tet a —, estimer ; — ,

V. a. évaluer, apprécier ; Jiitre ic-: de.
Valueless, val'-iou-lessE', a. san.-. valeur.
Valuer, val'-iou-eur, s. estimateur. -...
Valve, valv, s. porte à deux v.xltants ; soupape, f. ;

safety — , s. soupape de sûreté, i.
Vamp, vain'i), s. impeigne, f. ; - , v. r. raccommoder,
Vainper, vain'p'-eiir, s. raccammodeur, m.
Vampire, vam '-pair. j. vampire, m.
Van, vaiiir, s. avant-x'arde, f. ; zan, m.
\'.incoiirior, vaiif-kour-yir', s. av.mt-coureur, m.
Vane, von^, s girouette, f.
NaiiL'uard, vanf-gardf', s. avant-sarde, f.
V'anîlla, va-nil'-la, s. vanille, f.
Vanish, van'-iclif, v. >t. s'évanouir : disparaître.
Vanity, van'-i-ti, j. vanité; futilité, f.
Vanquish, van'gk'-ouicli, f. a. vaincre.
Vanquisher, vangk'-o'.iich-cur, s. vainqueur, ni.
Vantage, van^'-tcdj?, s. avan'a^e ; projit, m.
Vapid, vap'-id, a. éventé, fade.
Vapidity, va-pid'-i-ti, V'apiJncss, vap'-id-ness^, s.

fadeur, f.
Vaporer, vé'-peiir-cur, s. glorieux, m.
Vaporish, vé'-peur-ith^, a. vaporeux.
Viiporous, ve'-puur-euc*", a. vaporeux ; flatueux.
Vapour, vé'-pciir, s. vapeur ; Jtatuosité, f. ; — bath, s.

hain de vapeur, m. ; —,v.a.et n. cxlialer; s'évaporer,

se vanter.
Variable, vé'-ri-.i-bl', a. — bly, ad. variable; inconstant.
Variableness, vo'-ii-a-lil'-noss^', s. variabilité ; incon-

.staïue, f.
Variance, vc'-ri-aiinVr, s. différend, m. ; discorde, f.
Variation, vc-ri-é'-clieunc, s. variation, f. ; chancre-

ment, m.
Variegate, ve'-ri-i-p;<et?, v. a. barioler ; bigarrer.
Variegation, vé-ri-i-g«c'-clieiiii<'. s. bixarrurt.; f.
Variety, va-rai'-iti, s. variété, f.
Various, ve'-ri-cucc, a. — ly, ad. divets, différent;

variable.
Varlet, var'-leU. s. varlet ; coquin, m.
Varnish, var'-niclif, s. vernis, m. ; — , v. a. vernir ;

vernisser.
Varnisher, var'-nich-our, s. vernisseur, m.
Vary, vé'-ri, v. a. et n. varier; changer ; différer.
Vase, véz^, s. vase ; ciilicc, m.
■fVassaill, vas-sélc', ,r. vaisseau, m.
Vassal, vas'-al, s. vassal, m.
Vassalage, vas'-al-édjc, s. vasselage, m.
V,ist, vast?, il. — ly, ad. vaste, immense.
Vast.ntion, vas-té'-cheun?, s. dév.istation, f.
Vastness, vast'-ness?, s. grande étendue ; immensité, f.
Vasty, vast'-i, v. Vast.

Vat, vet^ s. CHvt, t,

Vaticin.ite, va-tis'-i-nét^, v. n. prophétistr.

Vault, v.Mt, s. voitte, f. ; cazeau, m. : cave,t, ', saut, m. |

— , v. a. et II. voii.'er ; sauter, voltiger,
Vaultcr, v.ll'-tcur, s. sauteur, voltigeur, m.
Vaulty, v.11-ti, a. voûté.
Vaimt, vâiint. s. vanterie, f. ; —, v. a. it n. van.'er ;

faire parade, se vanter
Vauntcr, v.liin't'-ciir, s. glorieux, m.
Vaniilfiil, v.lnn't'-finil, n. vaniteu.v.
Vawiitingly, v.1iin't'-in'g«?-li, ad, avec ostentation,
V'eal, vil, s. veau. m.

Vecturf, vck'-tchiour, s. voiture, f. ; transport, m.
Veer, vir, v. a. et n. virer ; changer.
V'cgetability, ved-ji-la-l)ll'-i-ti, s. nature végétale.
Vegetable, ved'-ji-ta-bl', a. végétal; —, s. végétal;

l giime, m.
Vegetate, ved'-ji-tc't?, T'. n. végéter
Vegetation, vcJ-ji-té'-cheim<', s. végétation, f.
Vegetative, ved'-ji-tétiv, a. végétatif.
Végète, vi-iljile', a. actif, vif.
Vegetive, ved'-ji-tiv, a. véç:étal ; —, s. végétal, m.
Vei\einence, — cy, vi'-lii.iiiciin'c?, —ci, s. véhémence, l.
Vehement, vi-hi-mcnn'l, a. — ly, ad. véliément.
Vehicle, vi'-hi-kl', s. véhicule, m. ; voilure, f.
Veil, vcl, s. voile, m. ; — , v. a. voiler.
Vein, veil?, s. r'eine, f. ; — ,z'.<i.v iiier.
Veined, vén'd, Veiny, vé'-ni, a. ve né.
Vellicate, vel'-liketf, v. a. pincer ; critiguer.
Vellum, vel'-eum?, s. vélin, m.
Velocity, vi-los'-i-ti, s. vélocité, f.
Velvet, vel'-vit*', s. velours, m.; —, a. de velours;

velouté.
Venal, vi'-nal, a. vénal.
Venality, vi-iial'-i-ti, s. vénalité, f.
Venation, vi-né'-cheun?, s. chasse, f.
Vend, venn'd, v. a. vendre.

Vendee, venn-dî', s. acheteur, m. '

Vender, venn'-deur, J. rw/rfcxr, m. -^

Vendible, venn'-di-bl", a. vendable.
Vcntlition, vc iin-ilich'-euiie. s. vente, f.
\'encer, vi-nir', v. a. marqueter, plaquer.
Venefice, ven''-i-ficr, s, empoisonnement, m,
Venen.ite, ven''-i-nêtc, v. a. empoisonner.
Vcnene, vi-nin^, a. vénéneux.
Venerable, ven"-er-a-br, a. — l)ly, ad. vénérai 'e.
Venerate, ven''-er-ét?, v. a. v. nerer.
Veneration, ven'-er-é'-cheunc, s. vénération, f, f

Venerator, ven'-er-é-teur, s. celui que vénère.
Venery, ven''-er-i, s. chasse, f.
Venetian, vi-nich'-yan<r, a. — blind, s. jalousie, f.
Venesection, vi-ni-sek'-clieinv, s. saignée, f,
\'enge, venn'djir, v. a. venger.
N'engeance, venn'-djann'ctr, s. vengeance, l.
Vengeful, venn'djf'-foul, r». T'i';(./iirt/'//.
Venial, vi'-ni-al, a. véniel.
Venison, ven''-i-z'n, s. venaison, f.
Venom, ven''-euni?, s. venin, poison, m.
Venomous, ven''-eiiiii -eue?, a. venimeu.y.
Venomousness, veu''-euin'-eucc-iiess<', s. qualité veni'

inéiise, f.
Vent, venn't, s. issue, f. ; vent : soupirail, ni. ; vente,

i. ; — liole, s. soupirail, event, m. ; —, v. a. donner

issue, exhaler ; éventer ; vendre.
Venter, venn'-teur, s. ventre, m.
Ventilate, venn'-ti-létc, v. a. éventer; vanner; rf/«

battre.
\'entilation, vcnn-ti-lé'-cheiinc, s. ventilation, t.
\'entilator, venn'-ti-le-teur, s. ventilateur, m.
Ventosity, venn-tos'-i-ti, .r. ventosilé, f.
Ventricle, venn'-tri-kl", s. ventricule, m.
Ventriloquist, venn-tril'-a-kouist, s. ventriloque, m.
Venture, veiin'-tcliiour, s. hasard, m. ; pacotille, f. ; at

a — , rt l'aventure ; —, v. a. et n. risquer; aventurer;

se hasarder.
Venturer, vcnn'-tchiour-cur, J. (iî'f«/»<»"j>»', m.
Venturous, venn'-tcliiour-eucc, a. — ly, ad. hardit

hasardeux.
Venturousness. vc nn'-tchiour-euc«-ness?, i. haydiesie,;\
Veracious, vi-re'-clieuc<r. n. véridique.
Veracity, vi-ras'-i-ti. s. véracité, f.
Verb, verb?, j. verbe, m.
Verbal, ver'-bal, a. — ly, ad.verbai.
Verbality, ver-bal'-i-ti, s. verbiage, m.
Verbatim, ver-bé'-tim?, ad. mot peur mot. '

Verb.;rnte, ver'-ber-ét?, v. a. frapper. |

Verbose, ver-bôc.;', a. verbeux.
Verbosity, ver-bos-i-ti, s. verbosité, t.
Verdant, ver'-dann't, a. verdoyant. ^

Verderer, vcr'-der-eur, s. verdier, m.
, Verdict, ver'-dikt, s. verdict, m. (

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Vfrdlpris, Vfr' (liRiii, t. ifrl-iifj^fii, m.

Verdure, %er'-(ljimir, i. Tetilmt, f.

^'crllllrolls, ver'-tljioii-reiicc, a. Tfnfoyaitt.

Verccund, ver'-ikciiiin'il, a. iiiih/effr.

VerRC, verdjr, s. Vfrge, ha);uelle ; lisiirt, (. ; /■(>»■(/, m. ;
i-fssi'rf, m. ; —, t: ii. priulitr, s'indiiier.

Verper, vcr'-djeur. j. fortt-vtr^e, m.

N'erific.ition. ver-i-fi kc'-chcmic, s. vtrijimlion, (.

V|erify, ver'-i-faf, r. a. teri/itr.

V'erisiniilnr, veri-sim'-i-lmr, a. vrai\fiiihlali/e.

Verisimilitude, ver-l-siinil'-i-tiaudr, Vcrisiiiiilily, veri-si-
■ niil'-i-ti, s. TriiisniihhDue, f.

Veritable, vcr'-ita-M', a. — bly, ad. vtritahle.

Verity, vcr'-iti, s. vf'rite, f.

Verjuice, ver'-djciiss, .t. vtrjHS, m.

\'eriiiicelli, ver-ini-tclicl'-i, t. pi, vermUtlU, m.

Vermicular, ver-uiik'-iou-l.ir, a. vtrinintlani.

N'ermiculc, ver'-iiii-kioul, s. verniissfiiii. m.

Verinifujjc, ver'-mi-fioudj^, s. TfriniJ:i^t, \t\.

Vermilion, ver-mil'-yeuu^, s. -.et-iniUon, m,

\'ermiu, vcr'-minc, s. tfriiiiiie. f.

\ eriiacular, vcr-iiak'-lou-lar, a. iiali/, t)mterntl ; far-
liCHlier.

Vernal, ver'-nal, n. firintutiier, du pritilrtnfis.

Vcrsability, vcr-sa-bil'-iti, j. iiwbilili de caïaitère ;
iiicoiisfiitire, f.

\'ersiil, ver'-sal, d. eiififi; totitf.

Versatile, ver'-sa-lil. a. leisnti/e ; xoii/'le,ftixib!t.

Versatility, ver-sa-til'-i-ti, j. vfrsalilile, f.

Veisc, verse, s. vers, cojipltt, m.

Versed, verst, a. vevst.

\'ersilication, ver-si-tik«'-clieiui?, s. versificatio», (,

Versifier, ver'-si-fai-eur, s. vfisiyiialeiir, m.

Versify, ver'-si-faî, v. a. zersi/ier.

Version, ver'-tlieune, s. version, traduction, f.

Vert, verte, s./eui/ta^e ; abri, ni.

Vertex, ver'-teks, i. zenith ; sommet, m.

Vertical, ver'-ti-kal, a. — ly, ad. vertiial.

Verticit . ver-tis'-i-ti, s. rotation, f.

Verti'.;inous, vcr-tid'-ji-neuce, a. vertigineux.

Vcrti^jo, ver-tai'-gô (ver'-ti-gô), s. vertige; Z'tr-
tigo, m.

Very, ver'-l, a. — ily, ad. vrai, véritable ; /,eff< ; mfmt;
seul ; —, ad. trh, fort. bien.

Vesicatory, vi-sik'-a-teuri, s. lésicatoire, m.

Vesicle, ves'-ikl', s. vesimle. f.

Vespers, ves'-peur"z, s. pi. vtprei f. pi.

Vessel, ves'-sil. s. vaisseau ; vase, ni.

Vest, vest, s. veste, f. ; gilet, m. ; ^, v. a, vêtir ; inves
tir : conférer.

Vesta, vcs'-ta, s. alltimette, f.

Vestal, ves'-tal, s. vestale, f.

Vestibule, ves'-ti-bioule, s. vestibule, m.

Vestige, vcs'-tidje, s. vestige, m.

Vestment, vest'-iiienn't. s. vêlement, m.

Vestry, ves'-tri, s. sacristie, f.

Vesture, ves' • tcliiourc, s. létemint, m.; investi-
titre, i.

Vetchi vetch, s. vesce, f.

Veteran, vet''-eur-anf, s. vétéran, m.

Veterinary, vet'-er-i-na-ri, a. vétérinaire.

Vex, vcks, V. a. vexer, tourmenter.

Vexation, vek-sé'-clieune. s. tourment ; chagrin, in.

Vexations, vek-sé'-clieuce, a. —\y, ad. vexatoire ;
fâcheux, chagrinant.

Vexatiousness, vek-sé'-cheuce-nesse, s. inquiétude, f.

Vexer, vek'-seur, s. celui qui vexe, i}nportnn, ni.

Viaduct, vaï'-a-dcukt, s. viaduc, ni.

Vial, vaï'-eul, s.Jiole, f.

Viand, vaî'-cunn'd, .f. viande, f.

Viaticum, vaï-at'-i-keunie, s. ■viatique, m,

VibratCi vaï'-bréte, v. >i. vibrer, osciller.

Vibration, vaï-bré'-cheune, s. vibration, f.

Vicar, vik'-eur, s. vicaire ; ministre, ni.

Vicarage, vik' • eur - idje, s. charge de vicaire,
cure, f.

Vicarial, vaï-ké'-ri-al, a. de vicaire.

Vicarsliip, vik'-eur-cliip, v. \'icarage.

Vice, vaice, s. vice, ni. ; vis, f. ; éiau, m. ; — (en cotn-
position), vice: — admirai, s. vice-amiral, m.; —
admiralty, s. vice-amirauté, f. ; — chancellor, j. vice-
chancelier, m. ; — consul, s. vice-consul, m. ;
— president, s. vice-président, m. ; — roy, s. vice-
roi, m.

Viced, vaïst, a. corrompu.

Vicenary, vaï-cenn'a-ri, a. vicennat.

X'icinage, vi'-ci-nédje. j. voisinage, m. ; voisins, m. pi.

Vicinal, vi'-ci-nal, a. voisin ; vicinal.

Vicinity, vi-cinn'-i-ti, v. Vicinage.

Vicious, vich'-euce, v. Vitious.

YijjssitHçlC, vi-çis'-i-lioud<, s, ffic'^fHudf, f.

Victiii!, vik'-tini*', j. vitlime, f.

Victor, vik'-ttur. s. vainqueur, ni

Vif torions, vik-to'-ri-eutc. a. — ly, ad, victoriens/,

\ictiiry, vik'-leur-i, s. victoire, f.

Victu.il, vll'-ll, V. a. avit.tiller.

Vicfii.iller, vil'.llcur, s. po)ii- cyeur, m,

Victu.ils, vit'-t'l/, \. pi. vi;ies, m. pi.

Videlicet, vi-del'-i-iett, ad. à savoir.

Vie, vai, V, II. et n. fairt un renvi, disp'i'n *'.

rivaliser.
View, viou, s. vue, f. ; aspect, m. : revue, f. ; de\w:.<. m .

— , I'. a. voir, regarder ; c\a"iiner.
Viewer, viou'-eur, .t. celui ./ui voit : inspecteur, m
Viewless, viou'-lesse, a. imperceptible.
Vigil, vid'-jil, s. risiile : veille, \.
Vigilance, — cy, vid'-Ji-Uiin ce, —ci, s. xigi'nnit, f.
Vigilant, vid'.ji-lann't, a. — ly, ad. vigilant
Nigneltc. vin '-yett, s. visnetle, I.
Vigorous, vig'-cur-es.se, <i. — ly, ad. vig"Wfu\.
X'igorousuess, vig'-eur-cucf-ncsse, V.gmir, vi^'eur, s.

vigueur: énergie, (.
\'ile, v.iil, a. — ly, ad. vil, abject.
\'ilcness. vail'-ncsse, s. bassesse, f.
N'ilify, vil'-i-fai, v. a. avilir : di/favter.
Vill.i, vil'-l.i, .1. maison île campagne, (.
Vill.ige, vil'-idje, s. village, m.
Villager, vil'-iil-ieur, s. villageois, m.
\illagery, vil'-id-jeur-i, s. canton, ni.
\'illain, vil'-ine, s. villain, scélérat, m.
\'ill.inage, vil'-la-nédje, s. bassesse, f.
\'illaiiize, vil'la-naize, v. a. avilir, dégrad'r.
\'illaiious, vil'-laneucr, .«. — ly, al. vil, bas, médianf.
Villauousness, vir-la-neucf-ne.sse, Villaiiy, vil'-lu-ni. s.

bassesse, scélératesse, f.
N'illatic, vil-lat'-ik, a. villageois,
\inc1ble, vinn'-ci-bl', a. vincible.

Vindemial, vine-di'-ini-al, a. gui concerne la ven-
dange.
Vindicate, vinf'-di-kéte, v. a.fiestifier, défendre; venger;

revendiquer.
Vindication, vine' -di -ké' -chcune, s. justification:

déjense, f.
\'iiulicativc, vine'-di-ka-live, a. vindicatif.
Vindicator, vine'-ilikc-teur, s. défenseur, in.
Vindicatory, vine-di-ke'-teur-i, a. jiistijicatif.
Vindictive, vine-dik'-tive, a. vindicatif.
Vine, vaine, s. cep de vit; ne, m. ; vigne, f. ; — dresjer,

s. vigneron, m.; — knife, s. serpe, f. ; — yard, x.

vit; ne, f.
Vinegar, vin'-i-gKeur, s. vinaigre, m.
\'inous, vai'-neuce, a. vineii.v.
\iiitage, vine'-tidje, s. vendange, f.
\'intnger, vine'-ta-iljcnr, j-. vendangeur, m.
Vintner, vinn't'-ncur, cabaretier, m.
\'iol, vaï'-eul, j. viole, {.
Violable, vaï'-ô-la-bl', a. violable.
\'iolite, vaï'-ô-léte, v. a. violer, profaner.
\'iolalion, v.-iï-ô-lé'-clicnne, s. violation, f ; viol, m.
X'iolator, vaï'-ô-lé-tcnr, s. violateur, in.
\iolence, vaï'-6-lenn'ce, s. violence, f.
\'iolent, vaï'-ô-lenn't, a. — ly, ad, violent; emporté;

fort.
\'iolently, v.-jï'-ô-lenn't-li, ad violemment ; avec force.
Violet, vaï'-ô-lclt, s. violette, f.
Violin, vaï-ô-line', s. l'iolon, ni.
Violinist, vai'-ô-lin'-ist, s. violiniste, violon, m.
\'iolist, vai'-ô-list, s. joueur de viole, m.
Violoncello, vi-o-lone-tchel'-o, s. violoncelle, m.
Viper, vaî'-peur, s. vipère, f.
Vipérine, vaï'-peur-aïne, Viperous, vaî'-peur-cuce, a. di

vipère.
N'irago, vi-ré'-gô (v.Vi-ré'-go), s. amazone, f.
Virent, vaï'-reiin't, a. verdoyant.
Virgin, ver'-djiue, s. vierge, f.
Virginal, ver-dji-nnl, a. virginal; — , s. épinette, f.
Virijinily, ver-djin'-i-ti, s. iirginité, f.
Virile, vai'-ril, a. viril, mâle.
Virility, vaï-ril'-i-ti, s. virilité, f.
Virtu, vertou', s. goiit des arts, m.
Virtual, ver'-tchiou-al, a. — ly, ad. virtuel.
Virtuality, ver-tcliioii-al'-i-ti, s. virtualité, t.
\"irtue, ver'-tchiou, s. zvrtu ; ejfficacité, f.
Virtueless, ver'-tchiou-lesse, a. sans vertu.
Virtuoso, ver-tou-ô'-2Ô. s. virtuose, m.
\'irtuous, ver'-tcliiou-euce, a, — ly, ad. vertueux:

ejficace.
Virulence, — cy. vir'-iou len.i'ce, —ci, s. virulence, f.
Virulent, vir' - iou ■ lenn't, a. — ly, ad, vi>u:'e'l{;

caustique.
Visage, viz'-idje, s. visage, m.

vjsççraçç, vis'-sirétr. v. q. éyenftyr,

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V'rtf id, via'-cld, a, visqueux.

Viscidity. vi-!iiU'-l-ll, Viscosity, vli-ko»'-i-tl, /, vis^
rosilé, t

Viscount, val'-kaoïinn't, x. vùointt, m.

Vl^cllllllless, vai'-k.-«nunn't-css<", s, vicomtesse, t,

Vistiitis, vts'-kcutc, a. visqueux.

Visible, vlz'-l-l>l', a. — lily, ad. visible.

Visiblciirss, vIz'-i-W-noss*, s. visibilité, t.

VIsiijii, vij'-eim^, s, vision, t.

Vidiori.iry, vlj'-cim'-nri, s. visionnaire, m. cl f.

Visit, viz'-ltf, s. -jssi.'e, t. ; —, z', il, et ii. visiter; /aire des
visites,

Visit.iiit, viz'-i-t.inn't, .r. visiteur, m.

Visitation, vi-zl-të'-clieuMf, j-. Visitation; perquisi-
tion, (.

Visiter, vl^'-l-tcur, .r. visiteur, m.

♦ VIsnoniy, viz'-no-nii, .r. visitj;e, m.

Visor, viz'-L'iir, s. visière, f.

Vist.i. vis'-t.i, s. vue, échaffée de vue, t.

X'isual, vii'-iou-al, a. visiul.

Vital, vai •lai, a. - ly, ait. vital ; essentiel.

Vitality, vai-tal'-i-li, s. vila/ii/, f,

\\\\,i\.c,\\M-\-iHe, V. a. %iii ter ; corrompre.

Vitiation, vi-clii-c'-clicun^, s. corruf'tion, f.

Vitious, vlch'-cticc, a. — ly, ad. vicieux.

Vitreous, vifri-eucc, a. de verre, t itreii.t.

Viirilicatc, vi-trif'-i-két?, v. a. vilri/ier.

Vitrify, vit'-ri-fai, v. a, cl u. vilr{/ier; se vitrifier,

Vitridl, vit''-ri-eul, s. vitriol, m.

Vituline, vit'-thioulaïnc, a. de veau. \sible.

VitupcraMc, vitiou'-per-a-bl', a. hhimable, r^firehen-

V'itupcrate, vi-tiou'-pcr-ctf, v. a. blAnier, censurer.

\'itui)cration, vi-tiouper-é'-cheuni-, s. bldme, in. j cen-
sure, {.

Vivacious, vi-vé'-clicuc^, a. vif; vivace.

Vivacity, vi-vas'-i-ti, s. vivacité', f.

fVivcrs, vaï'-vcurz, s.fl. vivres, m. pi.

Vivid, viv'-iil, a. — ly, ad. vif.

Vividness, viv'-id-ness»-, s. vivacité, f.

Vivitic, vai-vif-ik, a. vivijiatit.

Vivitkate, vai-vif-i-kétt', \'ivify, viv'-i faï, -'. a. vivifier,
animer.

Viviparous, vai-vip'-a-reucc, a. vivifare.

Vixen, vik'-s'n, s. femelle du renard ; querelleuse, f.

\iz {four Videlicet), c'est-à-dire.

\"t/.,iTi.\, viz'-eurd^, masque, m,

\'i..'i<-r, viz'-yir, s. Ti:ir, m

N'iic.d)ulary, vô-kab'-iou-la-ri, s. vocabulaire, m.

\ ocal, vô'-kal, a. vocal.

Vocation, vô-ké'-cheun?, s. vo,;itioii, f.

\'ocative, vok'-a-tiv, .t. vocatif, ni.

Vociferate, vô-cif'-er étr, 7'. it. vociférer, crier.

Vociferation, vo-ci-fcr-c'-cheun^, s, vocifération, c'a-
meitr, t.

Vo^ue, yog, s. 7 oj^iie, mode, (.

Voice, voice, s. voix, f. j suffrage, m.

Void, void, a. vide; nul; — , v. a. vider; quitter;
annuler.

\'oidness, void'-ness^, s. vacuité, f. ; vide, m. ; nullité ;
7'anité, f,

X'iilaiit, v6'-lann't, a. 7'olant, agile.

'.'«il.itile, vol'-a-til, a. volatile ; inconstant.

Volatility, vo-la-til'-i-tl, s. volatilité ; inconstance, î.

Volcanic, vol-ké'-nik, a. volcanique.

Volcano, vol-kë'-nô, s. volcan, m.

Voleiy, vol'-er-i, s. 7^olée d oiseaux ; volière, t.

Volition, vô-licli'-cune, s. 7'olition, f.

Volley, vol'-i, s. voice, décharge; salve, f, ; —, v, il.
tirer une salve.

\cA\, vôlte, s. 7iolte, f.

Volubility, vo-liou-bil'-i-ti, .r. 7'olubilité ; instabilité, f.

Voluble, vol'-iou-bl", a. — bly, ad. mobile ; avec volnbi-

Volume, vol'-younic, s. volume, m. [li.'é.

Voluminous, vô-liou'-nii-neuce, a. volumineux.

Voluntary, vol'-eunf-ta-ri, a, — ily, ad. volontaire ; —,
s. volontaire ; imfromftu, m.

Volunteer, vo-leunc-tir', s. volontaire, m. ; — , v, n,
servir comme volontaire ; s'engager,

\'(iluptuarj', vô-leup'-tcliiou-a-ri, j. voluf'tueux, m.

N'oluptuous, vô-leup'-tchiou-eucf, a, — ly, ad, volup-
tueux.

Voluptuousness, v6-Ieup'-tcliiou-euc^-ness^, s, volupté, f.

Vomit, vom"'-it?, s. vomissement ; vomitif, ni. ; —, v. a.

Voracious, vô-ré'-clieuce, a, — ly, ad. z'orace, [vomir.

Voraciousness, vô-ré'-cheuc^-ness<. Voracity, vô-ras'-i-
ti, J. voracité, f.

Vortex, vor'-teks [pi, vortices), s. tourbillon, m,

Votarist, vô'-ta-rist. Votary, vô'-ta-ri, s dévêt ; adora-
teur, 111.

Vote, vote, s. vote, m. ; voix, f. ; —, v, a, Vfter; élire.

Voter, vô'-iewr, f. vttffiit, m.

ouate, f, ! \pnri;
f-, pour WouU.

a. et H,

to-

Votive, v6'-tlve, a. votif, loiié.

Vouch, vaoïitcli, I'. a. itn. attester; ni/truitr,£yiraH/lr$

répondre de.
Voucher, vaoutch'-eur, s. témoin, garant ; titre, m.
Vouchsafe, vaoutch-scff', v, a. et n. aciorder ; daigner,
\'ow, vaou, s, vuu. 111, J —, V, a. et u, vouer, consacrer,

faire 7a'u,
Vowel, vaou'-il, s, voyelle, f.

Voyaife, voi'-edje, s. voyage, m. ; — , v. n, voyager,
Voy.itC'r, voi'-t'-djcur, s. voyageur, m,
Vulcano, vcul-ké'-nA, v, \'olcaMo.
Vul^;.ir, veur-^»(eiir, a. —ly, ad. vulgaire, trivia', bat/

- , s, vulgaire, m. ; populace, (.
Vuli;arity, veul-i;ar'-i-ti, s, vulgarit-', bassesse, f.
Vulnerable, veu.'-neur-a-bl', a, vulnérable.
Vulnerary, vcur-ueur-a-ri, a, 7uliiéraire,
Vuliicrate, veul'-ncur-ete, t'. a, blesser,
N'ulture, vcul'-ccliiour, s, vautour, lu.

w

(>\'a, oua, /!)«»• Wall,
tW.ial, .mal, i/. Well.
\\'.\i\, ouoil, s. botte (de paille), beurre

fiUige, m. ; v, a. bourrer ; ouater ; _
W.icldiuj;, ouod'-in't;«e, s. bourre ; ouate, f.
M'.iddle, ouùd'-dl', V. n. se dandiner, lantitr,
\\'adc, oucde, v, a. et n.guéer; pénétrer.
INVadna, ouod'-na,/o«/- Would not,
tW'.ie, one, 71. Woe.

W.ifer, oué'-fcur, s. pain à cacheter, in, ; gaufre, f.
f WalT, ouair, s. boujfée de vent, f.
Walt, ouaft, s. signal, drapeau, m. ; — , v, a, et n,

parler, apporter; convoyer, fi otter,
\\ .iftage, ouaft'-idje, s, transport, m.
Wafture, ouaf-tchiour, s. ondulation, f.
\\'.ijf, ouaf;, s. plaisant, dràle, m. } — , v.

remuer, agiter; frétiller.
Wa(,'e, oiiedje', v. a. essayer, tenter ; parier,

wnU, faire la guerre à.
W;i>;er, oué'-djcur, s, pari, m. ; gageure, f. ; —, t». a.

parier, gager.
\\ ages, oué'-djiz, s, pi. gages, ni. pi. ; salaire, 111,
Wa^tgery, ouag'-eur-i, s, espièglerie ; malice, f.
W'MgHisn, ouag'-iche. a. — ly, ad. espiègle, malin,
Waggishness, ou.ajj'-ichf-nesse, v. Wat;i;v;ry,
Wiiyijle, ouag'-ffl', V. u. frétiller.
Waggon, ouag'-eune, s. chariot, 7vagon, m.
Waggoner, ouag'-euu'-eur, s, routier.
Wagon, V, Wuggon.

Wajjtail, ouag'-tel, s. bergeronnette, f. ; charretier, m.
Waïf, ouéf, s, chose trouvée et non réclamée, t.
Wail, ou<*l, V. a. et n. pleurer ; se lamenter.
Wailing, oué'-Iin'g»»^, s. plaintes, lamentations, T. pi.
Wain, ouéne, s. cliariot, va. ; charrette, f.
Wainscot, ouc'n'-skeutt, s, boiserie, t, ; —, v. a. boiser ;

lambrisser.
Waist, oucste, s. ceinture, f, ; vibord, m. ; —coat,

s. gilet, ni. i camisole, f.
Wait, ouéte, s. embuscade ; — ,v. a, et n. attendre;

suivre; accompagner ; servira table; to — on, upon,

.servir ; rendre visite.
Waiter, oué'-teur, s. garçon, m.
Waiting, ouët'-in'g;/é, _-. attente, f. ; service, m. ; —maki,

s. femme de chambre, f.
Waive, ouéve, v. a. renoncer à ; éviter.
Wake, ouéke, s. veille; vigile, f, ; •— , v. a, et n,

n'eitler ; réveiller; s'éveiller.
Wakeful, ouéke-foul. a. vigilant, ff.

Wakefulness, ouéke'-foul-nesse, s. insomnie : vigilance,
\\'akcn, oué'-k'n, v. a. et n. éiieiller ; s'éveiller,
♦ Wakerife, ouék'-rif, a, vigilant,
Wale, oiu'l, s. échelle ; préceinte, f. ; \choix, m.
Walk, ou.'ik, s. marche ; démarche ; promenade ; allée,

f . ; — , V, a. et n. passer, tra7'erser ; marcher; se

promener ; to — after, suivre ; to — up, monter. |ni.
M .ilkcr, ou,1k'-eur, s. marcheur : promeneur ; foulon,
Walking, ouâk'-in'gne, s. inarche; promenade, f. ;

—cane, s, canne, f. ; — place, s. promenade, f. ; —staff,

—stick, s. bdton, in. ; canne, f.
Wall, ouâl, s. »utr, ni. ; muraille, t. ; — creeper, s,

grimpereau, m. ! — fruit, s, fruit desfàlier, m, ;

—tree, s, espalier, m. ; —, v. a. murer.
Wallet, ouol'-ite, s. besace, f. ; bissac, m.
tWallie, ouol'-li, s, valet, m.
Wallop, ouol'-eupe, v. n. bouillir.
Wallow, ouol'-o, V. n. se vautrer, se rouler.
tWallydraigle. oua!'-Ii-dr(5-g'l. v, «. être chétij.
Walnut, oiiAl'-neute, s. noix, f. ; — trçe, s, tioye*\ m,
jWalth, oualth, ,r. abondance, t.

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Wait». OH!»il/, t. valst, (.

iW.iiiif, Client/, /. veiitrt, in.

\Vaii, ouun/, a. pitli, hUmt.

fVV,ti;cliiincy, ouuiin'-tch.in-ci, a. nialhtuttnx,

M niid, ouomM, j. baKiitltt, f.

^V,tl^lel oiioiir'-clcur, v. 11. errtr ; rAitr ; s'e^'artf.

W.iiKlere', oiiDii/'-ilciiroiir, s. va^ahoiui, in.

W.iiuicrinn, ouoiK'-dcur-in't'/'i t. va^abonJase ; r'gait-

iiifnt. III.
Wane, oiieiu', s. dt'tlin ; cti^iourt, in. ; —, v, 11. dicUiuir i

lici/ioir.
^VallMcd, ouoMiiM, a. pdlt, bl/iiie.
W .Illness, oii'iii^-iRSS'', s. fiiUiir, t.
fW.innion, oiiDiin'-i-ciiii/, s. titimranct, f.
W'.iiit. onoiit.f. tiiiiiti/iit ; htsnii, in. ; tiiiif'f.f. \ fur—,
Jiiiile lie ; — , V. ii. tl It. maiiijneriie ; avoir htsoin Ue ;
itfsirer ; /Irt ahiCiit.
♦Win-t!irlveii, (nionn'-tliri-v'n, n. ntboiieri.
>V'a..to'i, oiioii(f'tcun<r, a. — ly, iii/. lascif; Joldtrt : ^'.ji .•
tiiilut; litlical, nclttnht ; nt/n'iifitx; —, s.libeiliii,
tsfi ègle, in. i —, V. >i. ioiitfr.jolMrer,flollfr.
AV.iiitoniiess, ounnr'-teuiif-iicss/, j. iasciveli', f. ; badi-

'litige, III. ; /itrtiit f, f.
>Var, oiiftr, s. giurre, f. j — liorso, s. rheral de bat,iilte.
Ml. ; — worn, a./iitii;iiede ia i;uene ; —, v. tt./aiie
la utierre.
Wiirble, ouar'-bl", -ii. 11. i,'asc'iii/i'er ; /redi>ii)ier.
\V,ird, oulrd/, s. ^arde, f. ; ijuarlier, 111. ; firisoii, f. ;
pupille. 111. ct f. ; —, V. a. et n. carder ; dejeudr* 1
parer ; éviter.
W.irden, ou.Ar'-d'ii. jr. t^ardieii ; )^arde, in.
>V,irdcr, oiiàr'-dci -, s. ji^nnif, 111.
V.irdrolie, ou.lrd^'-rolw', s. f;a>derobe, f.
AViirdsliip, ouilrd^'-chip, s. t^arde, tutelle, f.
W.ire, ouér, s. marihandise, denrée, t. ; —house, s.

MJi^asin, ni. î —, t. a. dépenser.
\\ arfiirc, ouAr'-fcr, s. service militaire, va. ; —, v. 11.

vivre en soldat.
Wariness, oiié'-ri-iipss/, s. circonspection, prudence, f.
tW.irk. ouark. r. Work.
tU'arld, ouarld. r. W>.rld.
Warlike, ouAr'-laik^ a. helliqueiix.
Warlock, <)ii.U'-leiik, s. sorcier, 111.
Warm, ouArni, <r. — ly, ad. chaud, ardent; zélé ;

passionné ; —, '•. a. chantier; échauffer.
Wariiling-p.in, oiiâriii'-iirK"'-p-'iii', ■!• bassiiio re, f.
Warmth, ouAriutli, s. chaleur, f.
Warn, ouârii, v. a. prévenir ; avertir; informer.
Warning, ou.Ar'-ninV'", -r- avertissement ; avis, 111.
Wiirp, ouarp, s. chaîne ; vase, f. ; —, v. a. et n. ourdir ;

cambrer; se déjeter, se cambrer ; s'écarter.
Warrant, ouor'-ann't, s. brevet; mandat cfarrét, m. ;
garantie, f. ; —, v, a. garantir; tnettre à couvert ;
attester; soutenir.
Warrantable, ouor'-ann't-.vhl', a. autorité; soutenable.
Warraiitableiicss, ouor'-ann't-a-bl'-nessi", .r. état de ce t/ni

est justifiable, ni.
Warranter, oiior'-anirt-eur, s. f;arant. in.
Warranty, ouor'-aiin't'-i, s. t;arantie, f, ; garant, m.
M'arrcn, ouor'-in/, s. garenne, f. ; porc, m,
Warrior, ouûr'-yeur, s.vuerrier, m.
tWarstle. ouor'-st'l, v. Wrestle.
Wart, ou.irtf, x. verrue, t.
Warty, ouftr'-ti, a. verru(jueu.y.
Wary, oiié'-ri, a. — ily, ad. circonspect, prudent;

méiia;er.
Was. ouoz, V. Be.

Wasli, oiioch, s. lavage, m. ; lotion ; vase, f. ; marais,
ni. ; — bail, s. savonnette, f. ; — liand-basin, s. cuvette,
f. ; —tub, s. envier, 111. ; — , v. a. t n. laver ; baigner ;
blanchir; se laver; to — down, e?n/orter ; to — off,
nettoyer.
W.isher, ouoch'-cur, s. laveur, m, ; —woman, s. blan-
chisseuse, f.
K'.i>,liy, ouocli'-i, a. humid--, flasque,
t Wasna, ouoz'-iia, pour Was not.
U'asp, ouosp, s. j(uépe, l.

W.ispisli, ouosp'-ich/, a. — ly, ad. chagrin, bourru.
Waspishness, oiiosp'-ichf-ness/, s. humeur boiirrue, f.
Wa^sailer, ouos'-él-cur, s. buveur, biberon, m.
W.ist, ouost, V. Be.

V/aste, oué.st#, o. raz'a^/; désolé; inutile; de rebut;
— , s. ravage, dégât, m. ; dissipation, f. ; déchet, m. ;
— book, s, brouillon, m. ; — paper, j. maculature, f. ;
— , V. a. et H. dimintur, gâter; désoler ; prodiguer ;
s'user.
AVastefuI. ouést^-roul, a. — ly, ad. destructeur; ruineux;

prodigue ; inculte.
Wastfuiuess, ouéste'-foul-ness*, s. prodigalité, t.
Waster, ouïs'-teur, s. prodigue, dissipateur, tt\,
tWastryi ouos'-tri, s. frodigixiité, f.

IWat, oiiot, V. Wel.

NVatcli, oiiotth, s. veille, garde ; montre, t. \ — «lojf, i;
chien d'attache, m, ; — house, s. corps de tarde, m.*

— lijjht, s. reilleuse, f. ; — lu.ikcr, s. horloger, ni.;
—\\\M\, s. garde de nuit; garde [rail), m.; —word,
s. mot d'ordre, m. j — , v, a. et n. garder, veiller ;
observer.

W.itilicr, ouotch'-eiir, s. observaf,'nr, m.

Watchful, ouotch'-fonl, 1». — ly. ad. vi,,'ilant, attentif.

Watchfulness, ouolcli' • foui - ncsv, s, vigilance,
attention, (.

W.ifcliintf, ouotch'-iu';;</<*, s. insomnie, f.

Water, ou.\'-tcur, s. eau ; pluie, (. ; — carriage, ,f.
transport par r,tu, ni. ! — closet, s. lieux ifiiiuincet,
'11. \t\. ; — colours, t. pi. ai/uarelie, f. ; — iln(f, r. l-.irbet,
m. • — fowl, s. oiseau ai/iiatii/ue, ii>. ; — n\;^v, s. di.;iie ;
sond,', f. ; — i;ruel, s. bouillie de gruau, (. ; — llou^e, t.
réserz'cir, ni. ; —iiiaii, .1. batelier, m. ; — mill, s. moulin
à eau. 11'.; — proof, >i, iinprnc/rab.'e ; — rat. s. rat
d'eau, ni. ; — spout, s. jtt d'eau, 111. ; .■ <nlt)ire, f. ■

— sprint;, s. fontaine, f. ; — trnu^jli, "",•<', f ,
— , T'. fi. et n. mouiller; tremper; baignn . puiser
lie l'eau,

W.iteriuK, nu.l'-teui in't;;/c, s. arros.'ment ; appro.

l'isionnement d'eau, ,n. ; — plare, s. abreuvoir, m,
W.iîcry, ou.A'-teur-i, a. ai/:<enx ; humide.
'W.itlicr, ouoth'-car, ;■. Wc'tlur.
W.ittle, ouot'-tr, s. scion, 111. . claie, f, ; barbes dt coj,

I pi. i — , V. a. fermer de ila.'es,
tW.iujflit, ou.'it?, .f. rasade, f.
tW.iur, ouïr, ?'. Worse, Worst.
tW.iukit, ouak'-itl, a.fonlé.

W.ive, oucv, s. vague, f. ; flot.

m. i —, V. a. et n.
renoncer à ; flotter ;

onduler ; faire flotter ; agiter
ondoyer.

Waver, oué'-veur, 7'. n. flotter : vaci!'*r ; hésiter.

W.ivcrer, oué'-vcur-eiir, s. homme irrésolu, 111.

W.ivy, oué'-vi, a. onduleiLx.

lAV.uv, 011.1, s, vague, f.

\V .iwl, 011.11, V. tl. hurler, beugler.

W.i.x, oiiaks, s. cire, f. ; — c.mdlc, j. bougie, (. ; --m.ifcci-
j. lirier, ni. ; —taper, s. cierge, m. ; —work, s. figure
en cire, f. ; — , v. a. cirer.

W.i.xen, ouak'-s'n, a. de cire.

W.iy, oué, s. chemin ; moyen, expédient, m. ; fa(on,
coutume, {, ; by the—, en passant ; —in, s. entire,
f. ; — out, s. issue, sortie, f. ; — ihrouuli, s, passa :;e,
m. ; — farer, /. voyageur, m. ; — l.iy. v. a. tendre do
embilches ; — layer, s. celui qui tend des einbiUhes ;

— mark, s. poteau, m.

W.iyward, oué'-oueurd!", <r. — ly, ad. fnitasque,
capricieux.

Wuywardness, oué'-cueurd-nesv, s. humeur cha-
grine, f.

We. oui, /«. nous.

Weak, ouik, a. — ly, ad. faible, débile ; chétif; — lioarte J,
a. pusillanime ; — side, s. faible, m.

Mc.ikon, oui'-k'n, v. a. affaiblir.

\\'oakly, ouik'-li, a. et ad. infirme, faible.

Weakness, ouik'-ness^ s, faiblesse, t,

Wcal. ouil, s. bien ; bonheur, m,

W'eald, oiiild, s. bois, m.

We.iltli, ouelth, s. richesses, f. pi.

Wealthiness, ouelth'-i-ncssf, s. richesse, opulence, t.

Wealthy, ouelth'-i, a. — ly, ad. ric/te, opulent.

Wean, ouin;, v. a. sevrer ; t— . s. petit enfuit, m.

WeanlinfT, ouin/^-ling^/, s. enfant ou animal nouvelle-
ment sevré, m.

Weapon, ouep'-pn, J. arme, f.

^Veaponed, ouep'-p'n'd, a. armé.

Weaponless, ouep'-p'n-lcss/, a. sans armes.

Wear, ouér, s. action déporter; écluse, f.; réservoir,
ni.; ^ guerre, f. ; •— , v. a. et h. porter; user,
cûnsniner ; miner; s'user, se consumer; to — out,
etiuiser; lasser.

We.ircr, ouc'-reur, s. celui qui porte.

fW<;arifu, ouér'-i-fou, a. fatigant ; pénible.

Weariness, oui'-ri-ness/, s. fatigue, f. ; ennui, m.

Wcarinjj, oué'-rin'uH/, x. habits, vé.ements, m. pi.

Wearisome, oui'-ri-scuîn?, ir. — ly, ad. fatigant.

Wcarisomcne.ss, oui'-ri-seuui^-uess/, x. ennui, ni.

Weary, oui'-ri, a, las; ennuyé ; — , v, a. fatiguer,
lasser.

Weasel, oui'-z'l, x. belette, f.

Weather, oueth'-eur, x. temps, m. ; tempête, f. ; —beaten,
a. battu par la tempête; —cock, x. girouette, f. ;

— gage, X. avantage du vent, ni. ; t— gaws, x. pi.
signes dorage, ni. pi. ; — glass, x. baromètre, m. 5

— side, X. câté du vent, m. ; —, v, a. mettre à fairs
surmonter ; persister.

♦Weave, ouiv;, v, tf> tisser; trtuer; tnéUr,

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Web, (niel), /. tiiiii. 111. ; tviU tur It nif'lhr, t. ; intto

ihaitl, til. ' liMU, I.
y\'e'i\, oiilil,/.'i<»- W'c I'.iil, Wr wiiiiM.
\V<;il. "Ucil, T. J. y II. ffioiiitr ; \r maritr,
%Veiiiliii|{, oiie.r.Tii K</«-, ,1. iiiariiitif. III.; lUht, f. ;

— rilii;, s, iiiiiiraii iiiiftéa/, in.
Wedxe. oiioiiy, I4 1 01 II ; iiin'o/, in. J — , V. <i. ftmirt

avec un ittiii : nu /iixri:
Vcilliii-k. oiir.r Ink, I. 111,1 ritn'f, in.
^Vedliotl.iy, 'uiLMUi ^'.ilé, .1. inert rtiti, in.
Wee, oui, it. f>tnt.
>Veeil, odjil, .1. inanv.tix» htiht, f. ; /i.iAi/, ni. i — ,

■V. 't. Jii»(/. /-, rxpiiliff.
WeeiU-r, niinr-eiir, 1. snnleiir, in.
WcccllicMik, cpiiur-lioiik, I. s.in/cur. 111.
HVcily. luiiil'-i. II. /i/fiii lie »ifiiitiii\ri lieihn.
Week, omk. r. .\tniiiiht, f. ; — tl.iy, s. jour lit lit seiH:Miif,

;oiir oiivn>l>lr, in.
Weekly, uiiik'li, a. tl aj. iicMoiiuiditiri ; far

.(e>/iiiiiif.
JWcel, oiiil, I.. Well, We.il.
Ween, ciinni-, v. u. ftu>(>\ croirt.
Weep, oiiip, V. it. tt II. fifurtr.
Weeper, oiiip'-cur, t. fUiiieiir, in.
WeepwiRly, <)uip'-in>;"f-li. ail. tn Mturant
•Wtct, imitc, t'. /;. sax'uir, tontiallrt.
Weevil, oui'-v'l, s. dtaraiitoii, iii.
Weezel, oiii'-/'l, .r. htlfllt, f.
Weft, oucft, \Velt.i|;e, ouef-tiilj*, s.lissii.m.; tresse;

trame, t.
Wei^'i, oud, I', a. et 11. peser ; examiner ; to — anchor,

lever une ancre.
Wel^Jhbrld({e, omi'-brldj*', s. balance à baicnle, f.
Weii^lier, omi'-enr, s. feseur, in.
Wei^liinj;, oiie'-in'tf<(^, s. /esax'e, m. ; — house, s.

balance fnfilitf III, f.
Weight, ouiil/, s. foicis, m. ; gravite', importance, f. ;

— s, fl, baliime, I.
Weijflitiness, oiié'-ti-ncss#, s. pesanteur ; iinporlaïue, f.
M ei^htless, ouét^-lessc, ii. sans fouis.
Weli;hty, oiic''-ti, a. — ily, ait. pesant, depoids ; grai'e.
fWeil, ouci, s. bonheur, m.
f Weir, oner, 7-. W'.ir.

♦ Weird, oiiénl?, j. destin, ni. ; destinée, f.
jWeisc, oucii", I'. 1». guider, conduire.
Wclcoine, (uiel'-keunif, a. bie>:7'enu, agréable ; — , inf.

soyez le bieiiTcnii ! —,s. bon accueil, m.; — , v. a.
Jaire un bon accueil.
Welconier, uuel'-kenin'-eur, s. celui gui /ait un bon

accueil.
Weld, oueld, s. fiais, m. ; ^aude, f. ; —, f. a. joindre ;

sonder.
Welfare, ouel'-ft'r, s. bien-ftre, m.
Welk, ouelk, s. pe.'oncle, f.
Wclked, oueik't, 1». ride', sillonna; langoureux;

\foule.
Welkin, ouel'-kin^, s. firmament, m.
We II, ouil,/D;<r Wc will. We shall.
Well, onel, s. source, f. ! puils ; \toHrbillon, m. ; —,

a. et ad. en bon e'tat ; heureux; bien; beaucoup,

fort; tout à /ait ; — beinjj, s. bien itre, 'n. ; —done,

int. à inei-iieille ! — f.ivoiired, a, beau, channant ;

— mannered, a. poh\ — meaning, s. bonne intention,
i. ; — met, int. heiireuse rencontre I — minded, a.
bien intentionné ; — iiijjh, ad. près, presque : —
tasted, a. qui à bon goût ; — wish, s. souhait de bon-
iieur, m. ; — wisher, s. ami partisan, in. ; —, v. ».
sourdre, jaillir ; prodiguer.

Welladay, onel'-a-dé, irt. Iie'las t

Welt, ouclt, s. bordure, f. ; bord, m. ; —, -j. a. border.

Welter, oucl'-tenr, y. n. se vautrer, se rouler.

Well, ouenn, s. loupe, t. ; goitre, m.

Wciich, oueiin'ch, s. péronnelle, {.

Went, ouenn't, v. Go.

Wept, ouept, V. Weep.

We re, oner, pour We are.

Were, ouer, v. He.

tWerena, oner'-na, pour Were not.

tWern, ouein?, s. cicatriie, (.

Wert, oucrtr, v. He.

West, ouest, s. ouest, occident, m, ; —, a. d'ouest,

occidental.
Westerly, oiiesc'-eur-li, Western, ouest'-eurn^, a. d'ouest.
Westward, oucst'-ouardc, a. — ly, ad. à foiiest.
Wet, ouett, a. humide ; pluvieux; —, s. humidité, f. ;

— dock, s. bassin, m. ; — clover, s. tne'gissier, ni. ;

— nurse, s. nourrice, f. ; —, v. a, mouiller ; arroser.
Vether, outli'-eur, s. mouton, m.

■^'etiiess, ouetl'-ness^, s. humidité, f.
Wettish) ouett'-ich«. a. un^H Hwnidf,

\\'ex, ouelcs, r. ». iiottre; Utltitir,

tWh.i, luiiui, I'. Who.

Whale, hoiicl, /. baleine, f ) — bont, /. Mfi'ut, t}

■ - fishery. /. Pi"! he j la baleine, t,
W h. lier, liHiu''.|eiir, t. baleinier, m,
t Wh.uiiplf, li'iiLiiu'li'l, s, bala/ic, f,
tWh.ir, liciiier. v. Where.
Wli.irf, hmiurf, s. quai; intrepM, m.
^^'hnrla^;c, hDiiur'.fiiljc, t. quayage, m.
Wli.irrnn,'tr, luior'-tinc-djeiir, s. g,\rde de quai, m.
What, hdUDt^, ///. r///()i, qui, que; quel, quelle. <•"»•

bien ; tant . . . que.
Wlialcver, hMUdt-ev'.fiir, Whatsoever, houolf-»6-«v'«

ciir, pn. quel que, quelque, quelconque,
IWh.iur. iKmar, x>, Wln^re.
Wlie.il, lui» I/. t. post:i!e, (.
Wheat, \ut\Me, r. ble, froment, m.
Wlie.iten, li(iin'-t'n, u. de^roment.
Wheeill'.', iMuii'-dr, t. finesse, flatterie, f . | --t V. n,

enjjler, ca/o/er.
Wlicedier, li(iiiid'-leur, r. c'niJIeur, cajoleur, m.
Wheel, houil, J-. roue, f. j — liarrow, j-. brouette, f , — •

«■.•rk, r rouage, \n.\ — wri^'ht, s. iharron, ta. ; —,

V. a. et n.Jaire tourner ; tourner, rouler,
Wheeler, hdiiil'-Lur, .1. iliarron, ni.
Wlieely, luniil'-i, rt. ciicu'aire, rond.

Wiieeii, lioiiin^ i. quantité, (.
Wliei^e, lioiiu, i: n. respirer avec bruit.
Whelm, limielm, v. a. submerger,
Whelp, hoiiclp, s.petit ihien, m. ; Jtasque, f. ; —, v. H.

mettre bas.
When, houenn, ad. quand ; lorsque.
Whence, houenn'ci', ad. doit.
Whencesoever, houenn ci-sA-ev'-eur, ad. de quelque

ciUé que ce soit.
Whenever, hoiien'-ev'-eur. Whensoever, houennso-ev'*

eur, ad. tontes les/ois que.
Where, houer, ad. oii ; any—, en quelque tien qut tt

soit ; every— ,/arCivi// — ahout, ad. en quel endroit:

de quoi ; —as, c. vu que, an lieu que ; —at, ad à

Îiiioi ; de quoi; dont; — liy, ad. par quoi; par
equet, par laquelle ; —fore, ad. pourquoi ; —in, lui.

en quoi ; où ; —into, ad. où, en quoi, dans quoi; —of

ad dont, de quoi ; auquel ; —on, ad. sur quoi; sur

lequel ; — so, —soever, ad, p.i r.'ou.', cii ; — lo. —unto,

iid. à quoi; au./iiel, à laquelle ; — iipnii, ad. sur

quoi; sur ces entrejaites ; —with, —with. d, a./, avec

quoi ; dont.
W licrever, houi'r-cv'-cur, ad partout où.
Wlierret, honer'-itc, s. soulflet, m.
Wlierry, houer'-i, s bateau, m. ; —man, r. batelier, vn.
Whet, liouett, s. aiguisement, aiguillon, m. ; — stoiic,

s. pierre à aiguiser, (. ; — , t. a. aiguiier ; irriler.
Whether, houeth'-eur, /;/. lequel des deux, laqiieiit ,■

— , ad. soi, soit.
Whey, houé, s. petit-lait, ni.

Wheyey, houé'i, Wlieyisch, hnnc'-ich^, a. se'reux.
Which, houitch, pu. qui, que, quel, quelle; —ever,

—soever, pn. quel que soit, quelconque.
fWhid, houid, v. n. s'enfuir.
Whiir, houif, s. bouffée, f.
Whillle, houif -11', v. n. niaiser, iagnenauder ; aller tt

venir.
W Initier, houif -leur, s./i/re ; flâneur, m.
|\\ hin, houig, V. a. bousculer.
While, houail, c. tandis que, tant que : — , .1. temps,

espace de temps, m. ; a yreat —, longtemps ; —, v. n.

différv, tarder.
I whiles, houailz, ad. quelque/ois.
Whilk, hoiiilk, v. n. glapir ; t — ,pn. qui, que.
tWhilly, houil'-li, V. Wheedle.
Wliilum, houai'-leumc, ad. autre/ois. Jadis.
Whilst, houaïlst, v. While.
Whim, houini^, s. caprice, m. -./antaisie, f.
Whimper, houini^-peur, f. a. pleurnicher,
Whimsey, houim^'-zi, s./antaisie, f. ; caprice, 'n.
Whimsical, houiiinr'-zi-kal, a. — ly, ad. capricieux,

bizarre.
Whin, houille, s, hou.x, m.

Whine, houaimr, s. plainte, f. ; —, v. n. se plaindre.
Whinny, hoiiinn'-i, v. n, hennir.
Whinyard, houin'-yeurd<', s. rapière, t.
Whip, houip, s,/ouet ; surjet, m. ; —cord, s. ficelle à
/oiiet, f. ; —hand, s. avantage, m. ; — lash, s. tnèihe,

f. ; —saw, s. passant, m.; —staff, s. barre, (.; —stock,

s. manche de /ouet, m. ; —, v. a. et n. /ouettet ; ttf

velopper ; aller vite.
Whipper, houip'-eur, s./ouetteur, m.
Whipster, liouip'-steur, s. homme lestt, m,
Whipt, houipt, pour Whipped.
WUirI, liouerl, ,r, touriiçiemtnt; f'irbillttt^ jij, ; — t>9ne|

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ê,r*lÊtk4mt»Méu, 1 1 —pit, —pool, (. UurhtUtn, m.i

— wlad, f. tvHrtUUn, m.) — • v. m. 4tn./»irtfurtur;

Humtr ; ptr»mtttr.
WblrUglf , houér'liKMtff, /. /irûutUt, t
WhUk, houUk, /. irttt*. L ; wHUt, m. 1 —, *. m,

èr»si*r .• tMâ/dUr,
Whltker, houw'-keur, t.favri, m, 1 tnouitachi, t
Whimper, houU'-peur, /. thuchattmtnt ; —, •• M.

ckutkMtr : parltr tot.
Whijpercr, nouis'-peur-«ur, *. eMiuMefrur, m.
WhisperinKi hoult'-peur-in'K>Mi '■ chHfMaItttuHl, m.
Whiit, houitt, int. chut t —, 1. JuHùt, m. ; tu play — ,

JoHirau whitt,
yi histle, houU'-tl', 1. tiffltt, tiffltnunt, m. ) —, v, n.

tifflir.
WhTitler, hoult'-leiir, /. tiffltur, m.
Whistlv, hnu)st'-li, ad. tn iUtnct.
WliR, noullr, s. point, rien, m. ; not ■ —, foinUu tout.
White, houalt/, a. Hanc ; p4U; —, t. blanc, m. ; bla»'

<hiur, (. ; —lead, t. Haut di plomb, ni. ; —meat, s.

blancmiingtr, m. ; —pot, /. Jtan, m, j -thorn, 1,

aub/tim, T. ; — , v. a. blanchir.
Whitely, houalt^'li, a. blanchdlri.
Whiten, houal'-t'n, v. a. il n. blanchir.
Whitener, houal'-t'n-eur, t. cilui gui blanchit.
Whiteness, houaltr'-ness/, t. blancheur , pureté, t.
Whitewash, houaIt/'-ouoch<', t. lait cU chaux, m. ; —,

V. a. blanchir.
Whither, houith'-eur, ad. oA ; —soever, ad. tn quelque

lieu que, partout où.
Whiting, houai'-tin'-KXf, s. tntrlan, m. ; craie, t
Whitish, houal'-tlclif, a. blanchâtre.
Whitishness, houl-tlch^-iiess/, t. couleur blanchâtre, t.
Whitlow, houit/'-IA, s. panaris, m.
Whitster, houitf'-steur, t. btaïuhisttur, m.
Whitsunday, houitf'-seuii^-dé, 1. Pentecôte, t.
Whitsuntide, houitZ-seun^-taldf, t. ftte de ta Pente-

cite, t
Whittle, houif -tl', t. petit couteau, m. ; —, v. a. couper;

airuistr.
Whu, houU, V. n. bourdonner.
Who, hou, pn. qui, que ; —«ver, /»«. quiconque.
Whole, h6lf, a. entier, tout ; tn bon itat ; —, t, tout,

ta. ; totalité : by the —, upon the —, en grot, en bloc:

—sale, J. vente tn gros, (.
Wholesome, hftU'-semiu, a. — ly, ad. sain ; salubre ;

salutaire.
Wholesonieness, hôk'-seumz-nessf, t. salubrité, t
Wholly, hôl'-i, ad. tntiiretnent.
Whom, houMK, v. Who.
Whomsoever, hountt-sd-ev'-eur, pn. quiconque, qui

que ce soit.
Wnoobub, heuV-eub, s. tumulte, m.
Whoop, houn*, s. huppe; huer, f. j —, v. n. huer,
♦Whom, V. Horn.

Whortleberry, houeurt'-tl'-berl, s. airelle, f.
Whose, houz«, pn. dont, de gui.

Whoso, hou'-sô. Whosoever, hou-sô'-ev'-eur, /«. qui-
conque, gui gut ce soit.
♦Whuninile, houeumm'-'l, t». Whelm.
Whutt, houeurtf, s. airelle, f.
Why, houal, ad. pourguûi; niais,
jwr, houi, ». With.
Wick, ouik, s. miche, t.

Wicked, ouik'-id, a. — ly, ad. m/chant, malin.
Wickedness, oulk'-id-ness<, s. tnéihatueti, t.
Wicket, ouik'-it«, s. guichet, m.
Wide, ouaidf, a. et ad, — ly, ad. large, ample; éloigtié,

loin; entiirement.
Widen, ouai'-d'n, v, a. et h. élargir; étendre ; s'élargir ;

se dilater.
Wideness, ouaTd'-nessf, t. largeur, ampleur, t.
Widt^eon, ouid'-Jin«, s. macreuse, f, ; niais, m.
Widow, ouid'-ô, s. veuve, t.; —,v a. rendrt veuf.
Widower, ouid'-ô-e'tr, s. veuf, ">• {veuve.

Widowhood, ouid'-ô'-lioud*, x. veuvage, m.
Width, ouidth, s. largeur, ampleur,!.
Wield, ouild, v. a. manier, porter,
Wieldy, ouil'.di, a. maniable.
Wiery, oual'-ri, a. dt/ilitarchal.
Wife, oualf (//. wives), s. femme, f.
Wig, ouig, *. perruque, f.
Wii;ht, ouattf, s. personne, créature, t.
Wild, ouaUd, a, — ly, ad. sauvage; désert, /Urieux,

égaré; —, s. désert, m.
Wilder, ouU'Kleur, v. a. égarer ; embarrasser.
Wilderness, ouil'-deur-ness«, s. désert, m.
Wildfire, ouaUd' -fair, s, feu grégeois ; /eu /oltit, m.
Wilding, ouaUd'-in'ffMf, s. arbouse ; pomme sainiage, f.
WUilneu, oualld'-ness/, t. férocité, f. ; air farouche,

■k i mtrmHV^mnct, t. \ égmnment, m.

Wile, ouall, s. ruse, four^rie, t.

Wilful, ouil'-fuul. a. -ly. ad. obstiné; prém/dtÊi,

Wiiriilness, ouil'-roulnesv, s. entêtement, ro.

Wilily, oual'-li-li, ait avec ruse.

Wiiinest, ouar-li-iiesM, s. ruse, astuce, t.

Will, oulL /. volonté, t. ; testament, m. ; at ens's — « à

son gré; •— , v. a. vouloir; ordonner; léguer; I —

Bo,jirai.
Willing, oull'-in'|rn#, a. — ly, ad. disposé ; complaitantt

volontiers, de bon gré.
Willingness, ouir-ln\fM-nesi^ t, bonne volonté, (. |

consentement, m.
Willow, ouii'-A. i. saule, m.
Willowtsh, ouil'-A-ich/, a. de couleur de saut»,
tWillyard, ouil'-inrd/, a. /bu : bieam.
V/ily. ouai'-li, a. rusé, fin, astucieu.t.
Wimble, ouim/'-bl', s. vilebrequin, m.
kViniple, ouiMif'-pl', /. guimpe ; flamme, t.
Win, ouin«, V. a. et n. gagner; l'emporUr; aefuéHf)

obtenir.
Wince, ouimi'c^. Winch, ouinn'ch, v. n. ruer; rr>

gimber.
Wind. I

. ouinn'd (ouainn'd). s. vent, m. ; haleine ; vanité,
1. 1 — bound, a. contrarié par les vents ; —fall, J,
fruit abatta par le veut, m. 1 — flower, t. anémone,
f. ; — gall, /. molette, f. ; — gun, s. fusil à vent, m, 1

— instrument, /. instrument à veut, ni. ; —mill, t.
tnoulin à vent, m. ; —pipe, /. trachée-artire, f. ; •— ,
ouainn'd, v. a. et n. sonner ou donner du cor ; Jouer
de; tourner; entortiller ; insinuer, tngagtr;
fleurer, flairer ; sentir; rtntortiUtr ; serpenter;

to — on, to — up, dévider.
Winder, oulann'd'-eur. s. dévideur, dévidoir, m.
Windiness, ouin/'-di-nes.v, a.Jlatuosité, f.
Winding, ouin'd'-ln'gwf, s. sinuosité, t.; détour; ton

du cor, m. ; — sheet, /. linceul, m.
Windlass, ouin'd'-lass/, s. tourniguet; cabestan, m.
Wlndle, ouin/'-dl", s. dévidoir, m.
Window, ouln/.dâ, 1. fenêtre, f. ; glass — , /. vitre, f. ;

— blind, s. Jalousie, t. ; — frame, s. etuadrement,
châssis dormant, m. ; — shutters, s. pi. volets, m. |>l.;

— tax, s.fenétrage, m. ; —, v. a. faire des fenêtres i.
Windward, ouin'd'-oueurd/, a. sous le vent, au vent.
Windy, ouiiu'-di, a. exposé aux vents ; flatueux.
Wine, ouain/, s. vin, m. ; mulled — , vin chaud, m. ;

— bibber, s. biieron, m. ; — cooper, /. tonnelier, m.;

— press, t. pressoir, m.

Wing, ouing'nf, /. aile, f. ; van, m. ; — , v, a. et n.

donner des ailes a ; élever ; s'etrvoler.
Winjied, ouin'g'-ed, Wingy, ouin'g«'-i, a. ailé.
Winlc, ouin'gk, s. clin doeil, m. ; aillade, (. ; —, v. m.

clipitr Us ye\ut ; clignoter.
Winkingly, ouin'gk'-in g»;-li, ad. en clignant de Ceeil.
tWinna, ouinn'-a, /cMrWiU not.
Winner, ouin''-eur, s. gagnant, m.
Winning, ouin''-in'g/if, a. qui gagne ; séduisant:—^

s. gain, m.
Winnow, ouin''-ft, v. a. vanner ; éplucher.
Winnower, ouin''-6-eur, s. vanneur, m.
Winsome, ouin<^-seuni^, a. gai. Joyeux.
Winter, ouin^-teur, s. hiver, m. ; — cherry, s. coquertt

m.; — season, s. hiver, ni. ; — , v. n. hiverner.
Winterly, ouin^-teur-li. Wintry, ouiiif'-tri, a d'hiver
Winy, ouaï'-ni, a. vineux.
Wipe, oualp, s. action d essuyer, t sarcasme, m. |

— , V. a. essuyer; moucher ; to — out, tracer.
Wiper, ouaî'-peur, s. celui qui essuie ; torchon, m.
Wire, ouaï'-eur, s. Jîl de tnétal : Jil ctarchal, ni.

• — draw, V. a. tirer tn filet ; tréfiler ; — drawer, t

IréfUeur, m.
f WirsUe, oueur'-sti, v. Wrestle.
Wiry, ouaî'-ri, a. de fil de métal ; nerveux.
'Wis. ouis, V. a. savoir

Wisdom, ouis'-deunif, s. sagesse ; circonspection, (.
Wise, oualz, a. — ly, ad. sage : savant ; intelligent ;

— , s. manière, façon, i. ; — acre, f. benêt, sot, m.
Wlsencss, oudlz'-ness<, s. sagesse, t.
Wish, ouich, s. désir, voeu, m. ; —, v. a. désirer; sou

haiter ; to — ^oy, fêliatfr.
Wisher, ouich' -eur, s. celui gui désire.
Wishful, outch'-foul, a. — ly, ad. désireux, impatient.
Wisp, ouisp, s. poignée d* foin, t. ; bouchon de paille.
Wist, ouist, f. Wis. |m.

Wistful, ouist'-foul a. — ty, ad. attentif.
Wit, ouitt, /. esprit, m. ; sagacité : finesse, f. ; bel

esprit, m. ; — cracker, s. plaisant, badin, m, ; —,

V. a. semoir ; to — , ad. ^tst-à-dire.
Witch, ouitch, s. sorciirt, f.; —, v. a. ensorceter.
Witchcraft, ouitch'-kraft, s. sorcellerie, L
Witchery, ouitch'-eur-l, s. encttanttmtnt, m, ,

WUfa. OUitb, /r. avtc ; par ; f^rmi ; dt, '

Wlf

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WRfl

xlthnl, uul(h-j\l', àii. It (114 1, <ft ui/tM/.

Witlxlraw, oiillli-UrA', f. a. tt ii, rtlirtr ; U rtlirtr ;

fitirt rrlrailt.
M'nti.lr »wlii((.rof>m, oiililiilrA'-ln'iji/* rnuiii, i. ta/on, m.
U Mill", oiillli, I. arm li'i'iirt; til.
Wither, oiillh' • cur, v. a. tt «. /ffMr ; jt Jltlrir ;

iifM'rlr,
Wiififrei

lif reilncM, otiUh'-eiirtl-iif s^^, t. /frtriiiiiir, t,

Wiilier», oiillh'-ciir'/, i. //. i;ii>ri>/, iii.

•Wltlilmlil, uiillh'liAlir, I'. 11, ifffMir; tt)r//fr; ml-

fiU Ittr.
Willim, oiillli-iii«', fr. ft (iii. ifiiiis, ail iMiint ift ; fii

lifitaiis ; an /.H'lr — dii.iis, iti< /'I'lit itift toi; —

rcitli, a. II foittt i — iiilc, ati. C'l lieUant ; tiifi/-

ritiirfinriif.
AV'lihoiit, iMiiili-.ioiit/', /r. itii. ft f. s,i>n ; hort d* ;

litlit'iw, til ite/iiirt ; it iiuHiit i/iif, lict n'tst ifiir,
•\Vitli>tniiil, niiitli-Ntiiiin'd', V. a. rt'sitttr ; t'cffjttr,
^Vitlly, Duiili'-I, i, nMti; III.
NVIiless, oiiiil'lc^si-, <». iitiii fs/rif.
>Villiii>{, ciiiU'-lili'>!>/i', i. f<t\t f\/'iit, in.
\\ iliifi'», nullt'iicsv, s. tttiioii;iHit;t ; ti'iHoill, ni. ; In - •

«lierof, tii/ot ,/t i/iioi 1 —, v. a. tt ii. alUsltr ; l'Ut

U moi II.
(Witter, oulf-tciir, t. ri-o</irt, in.
^Vitlicl•^lll, oiilt'-li-sl/in, j.foiiilt, iaillit, t,
Uiitiiicss, oiiit'-i'UcsM', J, iiiUitrt tpiriliit'lt, \. j

f^frit. III.
M'ittliijjly, (•uit'-inVf/r-II, rt,l. A ifttttiii,
AVjlly, ouit'-l, u. —My, mt ifii-iliul, iiigctiitlix,
^V'ive, oii.iiv, V. a. tt ii. tfousir ,■ tt maiitr.
Wives, oiiaiv'z, // lit Wilo.
Wii!,iril, "ui.f'-ciiril»', r. j.;/ (((■»■, m.
Wo, DiiA, s. iiial, vmllifur, m.
Wo.ul, oiiAU, s. gaiiiit, f.
Woheuone, oiii'i'.bi.j'oiu', it. nctabUdt ihagrin.
Woe, V. Wii.

Wcjfiil, oiiii'-foiil, a. — ly, <!./. tiùlf, fiifiif^.
Wofiiliiess. oiiA'.f(iiiliic-iS^, s. ti ii/i-ae, 1.
Wdkir, oiiok, 7', Wake.
Wold, oiiAlil, i./or/t, flaiiif, f.
Wolf, oiioulf, i. ft, (wl)lve^), r. !i'ii/>, in. : Mie —, s.

/oiivt, {. i — dojr, J. (iiieii-UH'f , ihifii lit bn-);ei\ in.
Wolfish, ououlP-ldi, a. itt hiif.
Wolves, mioiilv'z, //. (te W'iM.
Wolvisli, OMOul'-ViclK', T'. Wolfish.
Woin.vn, oiioum' ciiiK' {ft. hoiiiCm), t. /fiiiiite, f . ; —

hiilcr, r. giii luiil tes /ttiiinfK.
Woiiiaiiliooil,onoiiiii'.eim'-lioiul<*, t. nciliiifdf/eiiiiiie, f.
Vr'nni.uiisli, oniMmi'-ciiir-klic, n. df/eiiiiiit ; ftleiiiiii^.
Woiiiaiilze, (iiionm'.eim'-.Hi;, v. n. ttf'eiiiiiitr.
Woiiiankinil. omniin'-fUiic-kamM, .f. sesf jfiiiiiiin, ni.
Woiiianly, ouinnii'-euiicll, <i. tt a.t. (it Jtimiic ; rn

^Ctlllllt.

W oiiili, ononnib, t, iiiatrict, f. ; sfiii, in. ; —, t'. it,
1 »;A>i< ;•<■>'.

Woniby, ouonm'-i, it. /tftidii, v>ist<.

Women, oiiim'-jnc. //. de Woman.

Won, encline, pi-t. i;iti;iie ; —, v. ii. demeurer, liaHter.

Woiuler, oueuii^'-deùr, s. eloiiiieineiit, ni. j iiierveille,
{. \ —struck, (I. frafft d'etoiiiieiiieitt : —, v. ii. s'cloii-
ntr^ ^tre surpris.

Wonderful, oncniii^ • (leur • f' ul, Wondrous, oueniif-
drencc, <>. — ly, ad. I'toiiiiant ; merveilleii.w

Won't, ouon't, /i!;(r Will not.

■Wont, oueun't, s. Iiabitude, coulume, f. ; — (to be — ),
V. II. ii-,oir (Oiiluiiie.

Wonted, oueun't'-ed, it. accoiiliime.

Wontcdncss, oncun't'-ed-ncssc, s. /latitude, rrtitiiine, f.

Woo, ouou, V, a. et ii. rec/ienlier ; supplier ; Jairc
I'usii'^e.

\ Woo', ouou, V, Wool.

Vi'ood, ououd, s. bois, in. ; fciét, f. ; —bine, s. (lih'ie-
Jeuitte, III.; —cock, i. bécasse, i.\ —cutter, .r.
t>i'ulieio<i, m. ; — cntjravinjj, s. graviiri stir bois,
f. ; — hole, J. bilr/ier, in. ; — -I.iiul, s. pays boise, m. ;
— lark, s. alouette des bois, f . ; — man, s. eiiasseur ;
biickeron, m. ; — nions;er, s, tiian/iaiid de bois, m. j
— note, J. musique c/iainp/tre, f. ; —pecker, s. pivert,
m. ; — pigeon, s. pig^eoii ramier, m. ; —ward, s. xaide
forestier, ni. ; — worm, s. ver de toit, ni ; —yard, s.
chantier, ni.

Wooded, ououd'-ed, a. boise.

Wooden, ououd'-d'n, it. de bois ; maladroit,

tWoodIe, ououd'-l, s. gibet, m.

Woody, ououd'-i, a. boise' ; Hiriteux,

Wooer, ouou'-eur, s. amant, in.

Woof, ououf, s. trame, f.

Wooingly, ouou'-in'g;i^-II, ad. d'une mniiih-e sédui-
sante.

Wool, ouou), T. laiue, f. ; — comlKr, s. tttrdfiir, m. ;

— pack, — \Arfc, i. ballot dt lame, m. t — MApl«r, K
fiian/iaud de laiH*, m, i — iraUc, /, tttHuitnt di
lame, m.

Woollin, iiuiiul'-ln^ a. d* litiiie ; — cloth, t. ttraf, m, t

— dr.iper, J. inartMiiMti dt dnip, \n.
WiKjJly, iiuoiil'-l. II. taintu.\.

Word, mieurd, s. mot, \n. \ taivle, t.; — for—, iiinl A
mot i tiy — ufiiioiiih, ii'ir iauiht; \o write •-, /at't
savoir i — catcher, /. foiiitilleiir, m. | —, f. ii. t\>
pi iiHer ; ('liouier.

Wordiness, uucuril'-incMM-, s. leibotit^, f.

Wiirdy, iiiieurd'-i, a. vfrttiix, dftfiit.

Wore, i)Ut)t, V. Wear.

Work, oucurk, i. tiatail ; oiirriige, ni. i iruvrt; op/ra'
tioii ; maiiivuire, f. ; - tl.iy, s. jiur aiivntbli; \n. i
—fellow, /. <v<H/i»;'«('»i de trai'itil, m. j — fiilk. i,
oiivriert, m. pi. ; -liouke, /. altlier, ni. i maison de
/orit, f. i — ni.iii, — niiiktcr, i. oiii>rier, m. j — woman,
/. ouvrière, (. ; •— , v. a. et »/. tratattler; /abru/uer ;
opérer; iHtinirurrtr (T'iti'jJi'ii»|i Jeriiuiiler ; to —
out, ef/ictiitr; adtevtr ; ej/a<tr ; to — up, eMtltr^
animer; tpuiier.

Worker, oiicurk'-cur, s. travailleur, m.

Wurkin^», oucurk''in'^«/c, s. oiiviagt, travail, ni. t

— diiy, *. jour ouvrable, m. ; — house, %>. Work»
house.

Workm.iiilikr, oucurk'.m.in^.lnik, Workmaiily, oucurk'*

liian'--li. II. en ouvrier ; •irlisleiuent.
Workm.insliip, oucurk' ■ ni.iiir • chip, s. />ibriiatiou ;

iiuiiii-d'ituvrt ; iiiiluleti-, f,
Workshop, oucurk'cluip, j. atelier, m.
Workyd.iy, ooeurk'-iile, J. iour ouvrable, m.
Wnriil, oueurld, j. monde, m. ; quaiititt, (.
Worldliness, oueurld'Iinessi', s. luoiid.tuitt' ; avarier, (.
W'orldliu);, oururld'-liu >;;;!•, s. lioiume iiiti'ress/, m.
Uorldly, oueurld'-li, it. et ad. tnond.iin ; humain;

— miiide<l, I». mondain.

Worm, oucurin, .t. ver; tirt-boiirrt ; t'eroit; Jiltt d*

vis, m. ; - ■ e.iten, ii. verui.iiiii; ~ , v. a. et il tierrer;

miner ; trai ailier sourdement.
Wormwood, oneiirMi'iJUoud, s. absiiitht, f.
Wormy, oueuriii'-i, a. ''ein de vers.
) Worriicrow, oiieur' kro, s. lutin, m.
Worn, ouorii, :•. \\ ear.

W[i)rry, oucur'-l, v. a. déchirer ; tournitnter.
Worse, oucurci", i», et ad. pire ; pis ; moins ; — niul —,

de pu en pis; --, s. dei.u>iis, ni.
\\'ois|iJp, oneur'tlii|i, s. culte retii;ieu\; m.; your—,

voire j:.\eet.'eiice ; —, v. a. adorer; xvnerer.
Worshipful, oucur'-cliip-foul, n. — ly, ad. respectable,

venerable.
Worshipper, oueur'-chip-cur, s. adorateur, m.
Worst, oueurst, <». le pire ; le plut meiliant; deriiifre

eMreiiiile, f. ; —, v. a. vaincre, défaire.
Worsted, oueurst'-ed, s. laiue filée, f.
Wori, oueurti", s. hérite ; racine, f.
Worth, oiieurtli, ir. dij;ne ; qui vaut ; U is not — while,

cela ne Taut pas la peine.
Wortlilne >, oueur'-tliiness^, s. vie'rHe. ni.
WorlhlLS!, oucurth'-less<, ir. Ji»»/i- valeur, iiidii;iie,
Worlhlessncss, ouourth' • less< - nessi-, s. défaut d<.'

valeur, m.
Worthy, oneiir'-tlil, nr. ~i\y, ad. di^'iie ; méritoire; —,

s. homme de mente, m.
Wot, ouott, 7'. /;. savoir.

WouUI, ououd, — tu God I plût à Dieu t (v. to W'.II).
W'ould-be, ououd'-bl, a. soidisant.
Wouldinjj, ououd'-in'i;«<', s. inctiuation, f.
Wound, uuoun'd, s. blessure, plaie, {. ; — , v. a. blesstr;

—, ouaoun'd, v. to Wind. ,

Woundiess, ououn'd'-less/", a. sans blesturet.
Wove, ouôv. Woven, ouo'-v'ii, v. Wc.ive.

fWowf, OUof, J-. /ou. ITl.

Wrack, r.ik, v. Wreck.

tWraitli, rétli, s. apparition, f.

Wran^jle, ran ii'ii\ ,'s. quertlle, dispute, {. ; —, v. il. st

qiierelier.
Wr.in:.;ler, ran'j;'-lcur, s. querelleur ; chicantur, in.
Wr.ip, r.ip, V. a. envelopper, transporter.
Wr.ipjier, rap'-cur, s. enveloppe, f.
Wrath, r.itli (roth), s. colère, f.
Wrathiul, r.ith'-foul (roth'-fuul), a. — ly, ad. courroiic/;

avec courroux.
Wreak, rik, s. veneeance ; eclire, f. ; —, v. a. venders

assouvir.
WreakfuI, rik'-foul, a. vindicatif.
Wreath, rlth, .r. trtsse ; guirlande, f. ; —, v. a. tresser ;

tortiller; coiir'.nner,
Wrcatny, rith'-i, a. tors, en spirale.
Wreck, rek, s. naufrage, vnrec/i, m. ; — , xk a. tl t,

causer un naufrage ; faire uaii/iage.

WRE

l3t9l

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Wren, reiin, ». roMtt, in.

Wreiicli. roniii.h, i. teifutt* ; tt/l^rit, f, ; ^/Ki^rt, ni. 1

—, f. 1». toiitrr. mrrttiMfr i /. rcrr {fiorlt), inhuttr.
>\ rrx», rest, I. tutorif ; ^if/niit, t.\ —, V. 0, /otifn ,•

lùntr ; /airt Vit<ltiitt.
WicMie, re»'. ni, t'. w. iiiliff, <»t»ball>-t,
>Vrc»»ler, ren'-leur, x. tuiuiir, m.
Wrelth, rclth, $. UMlhturtiix, initt'ntfi/f, m.
Wrelilieil, reitli'-ol, a. — ly, .irf, »,,tUtfiiftii\ ; m/-

I Jilt lit ,■ fx/imf'/f.
Wrefi.hedin.-'is. rctLti'-cdnesw, t. inh^rr, iii/rrlii<it, f.
U riijKle, rlK'-Kl. T'. a, r/ »». toriUUr i jonrrtri iHlrp-

till I It ; It /orOi'/rt ; MlilUr,
XVritflil. r.\\u, s. oHvritr, in,
•WniiK, r\n^y^llt, v. <», <•/ it. lordrt; arnu/itr ; fftistr;

toiirmmUr ! sttoniit.
Wrliiifcr, rin'L'<r-eur, t. ifliiiqiii hu-J.
Wrinkle, rln'x' kl', r. ri'it, I. ; fli, in. | —, v. a. */ «.

riiUr; fiis^tr ; st riiUr ; stjroiinr,
Wrist, risl, s. /oii'iiit, m.
WrKtlmnn, riHt'-b.inn'il, i. fcigutl, ni,
Writ, rll/, /. /in/, in. i ^iriturt, f, i «n//'^, in, Iv. aussi

Write).
•Write, ralt<, v. a. ft n. /cHr* ; (omfostr ; to — oftcr,

cofifr; ti) — tlnwn, /itirt.
Writer, r.ii'.tcur, s. rtrivititi ; aiitnir, in,
Wrttlif, r.iilli, V. a. tin. tonitt ; mrnthtr ; st lordrt.
Wrltiin;, r.il'.tlii'K"'. s. f'lrit, ttrilurt, f. ; — bduk, /.

iiihitr li'i-irUittf, in, i — »lcsk, s. fufilif, in,;

— liLislcr, J, uutitrt iftciiliirt, in, ; — »l,inil, s, t'lii-

toti-e, f.
Wriltcii, rit'fii, V. Write,
Wroin;, ron'tî, a. tl mi. -ly, ati./.vix; niam-iih : Mil

(J/ri'/cc; — sido. r. fillers. III. ; ~ (joer, jr. tffiii i/iii
Jait tort; --luMilod, If. o/iiiiiilrt ; - , .r. 1,'ii, in.;

trrtur, f. j to lie in tlie —, <tt ('»>• tori ,■ —, f. a. /inif

tort, Ustr.
Wronger, ronV'-eur, s. o/'/'rfStnn; m.
Wri>nt{Ciil, run ({'.foul, ii. -ly, o<{. iujiistf.
Wriinjjle'.sly, ron'K'-li.'ss II, aii. i'tinjiitre l,ut.
Wrote, lUf, T. Write.
Wrotli, rôtli. a. irri.'i', lourrciiff.
Wroiinlit, rMe,/rt. tnivai///, oiti r/; toucM,
Wrniijf, XKwn'ani, v. Wriiij;.
Wry, rai, a. -ly, nd. tors, torlii : ife tr.nvi-s ; — innntli,

.1. xrimait : tiiniif, f , ; -. ni-ck, j. Ii>ri:<ii, in. i --,

7'. rt et H tordre i toiiiiier de tniieiS; t'trt tordu;

di'vier.
WryneM, r.tf-nesv, /. torsion ; divùitioii, f,
fWnd, ouoiid. It. /oit.
♦Wuddle, oiioud'-di, s. eitxt, m.
t Willi, oucull./.>«r Will,
fWiinna, oiicniin'-n, /<>«»- Will not,
fWyte, ouuît^, v. a. ht.fiiier.

Xtbec, ri-bek', s. clithec, tn.
Xylotfraphcr, saij.<)j;'.^;rafciir, s. xyloxntf'tti; m,
Xylojjraphic, s.-iil-on-ifraf'-ik, a. xylojiiafiltniite,
Xyldgrapliy, saU-og'-gra-fi, s. xylographie, r.

Vaclif, yolf, s. yttiht, m,

♦Yatr, yaf, v. >/'. aboyer.

♦Yaj;«er, ya^'-Kcnr, s. chasseur ; (ol}'crttiir,xt\,

Yani, yaiiiA s. yaiit, m,

tYaniiner, yam •mcur, v. ti. crier.

Yankee, yan"'-ki, s. ^Iitu'ricaiii, tn.

Yard, yaril/, s. aime »iii;laiie : loiir, basse-cciir, f.

Yare, ycr, a. — ly, <tii'.' ti'sie; adroit.

Y'arn, yariv, s. laine Jilee, f. ijil de caret, in.

JYaud, yâde, s.jiiiii'eiit, f.

Yaw, yft, s. embardre, f.

Yawl, yâl, s. yole, {iia/oufe, f.

Yawn, yânt', s. bâillement, m. ; — , v. ii. bailler,

Yclad, i-kladir', a. vétit, couvert.

Y'cleped, i.kicpt', a. nomme, appel/.

Ye, yi, pli. vous.

Yea, yi, ad. otii; mime ; vraiment,

"Yean, yin*, v. ii. agneler.

Yeanling, yin«'-lin'pwf, s. agneau, m.

Year, ylr, /. an, m. ; ann/t, f.

Yrarlhlif, ylr'.jiii'^w/, ii, ifmi an

Vr.irly, yir'.ll, .i. -ly. ad. annuel.

Yciirii, ytrn^ v, et. et n. textr, in^uteltri UmUltr; Hr*

lonnneule,
♦ Ve.irniiiK, yfmMn'K»//, r. p'e'turt, f.
Vclk, yclk, I. launt dati/, m
Ycll, yii, /. hurlement , cri H'horrtur, m. ; —, f, if.

fou lier lut cri d horreur,
IY.II..ik. xty.\»V,cH,iigu

m.
Ii.iiiinicr,

loriot, m. i — ,

—I 7', u. rnir.

, ad. hier

etpriiditnt.

Yt;ii)W, yid-A, 1». taunt ;

f. .1. et n. laitntr.
Yclliiwlnh, yel'-A-lcli^ a. faun.llit.
YclliiwlslincM, vi'l'.A.Ich/.nesv, ,i. lOtileiirJiiHniilit, f,
YcllowneM, ycl •^^ nets/, i, louttur /auiit, f,
Velp, y«lp, 1' n. aboyer ; i,;'a/'tr.
Yeoman, yô'.manr, s. proprutairt rnrttl, metayer, ni.
Ycuinanry, yij'.|itaii/.rl, /. iitr/t ti* pn<pritlatrtt rif

rau.x. III.
lYer, yeiir. pour Yonr.
♦ YcrI, yerl, f. l-.irl.
York, ycrk, s. rii,ide, f.
Ycrn, yern, r , Vcirn.
Yci, yln, ad. oui.
Ycit, yciit, f, let lire, t.
Yester, yc»'.|iiir. t. d hier ; — d.iy, i
tYcstreon, yts'-triiic, ad. hier soir,
tYesty, yc» -II, <?. ecuineiix.
Yct, yclt. ad. et c. emort ; toute/ois ,
Yew, you, s. ij', m.
Ycx, yeks, t. hoi/uet, m. i —, f. >/. avoir le hoqufl
Ylclil, )iUl. f. a. et u. proiiuire ; accorder ; abandoii»

lier ; cider ; .le souineltre ; i' rendre.
Yleldance, ylld'.aiiii'o', s. rapport, piv.iuit. m. ; cou-

cession, f.
Yleiil'T, yild'-rnr, s. celui i/ui ,ide.
Yieliliiii;ly, yil \^■\\\^\^l|e\\, ad. avec complaitame, librt-

tuent. •

YiclilInKneM, yiUI' . iirK"''-nr'.v, t, complaiiaiut,

facilite, f.
tS'iii, yiiiii, T'. One,
tViniici-, yinncc, t. Once.
Yoke, yok/, s. joug, m. ; couple, f. ; -- rlr.i r c/iai»tt,

ni, ; — , T'. 1» mettre au joug ; suf<Jui;iier.
Yolk, vùk, s. Jailli' d,i iij . iiiinf, m.
Yon, yi'nt-, VnntU-r, yoiir'-d-.-iir, a. l.i /•a\, ■'•>,
Yore, yor, ad. iiu/rcyois,jadi.\,

Yo!l, \l){.l, pu. TOUS.

Yiiiiiii;, yt'iin'k,', a. l'eune ; - ones, s. pi. petite, m. pi,

Yoiinvjisn, yiMin'^'-iLlic, a. un peu jeune.

Votin^jlin^f, yciin t^' lin^'/ff-, s. fetil, m.

Yoiiii^fstcr, ycuiiK'-stciir, ^minkcr, ycuirt;U'.cur, /.

jeune homme ; mousse, m.
Yonr, your. Pu. votre, vos,
Voiirs, your /, pn. le vitre, la t Mre, tes vittirs.
Yourself, your-self (//. yourselves), pu. vous-iii<'mt,

vous.
Youtli, youth, s. jeunesse, f.

Youthful, youth'. foul. a. — ly. ad. jeune ; frais, '
Youtlifulncss, youth'-foul-iiesv, s.jeuuesie, f.
Youthly, youlh'-li, Youthy, yeuth'-i, a. jeune.
tViiwc, yô, v. liwe,
Yule, yioul, s. AWl, m.
Vux, ycuks, s. hoi/uet, m.

Zaïiy, zc'-iii, s. loUjffon, ni. ; —, v. a. cfuirefairt,

copier.
Zea, zi. s. epeaulre, m.
Zcal, zil, s. zèle, m. ; ardeur, f.
Zealot, zel'-cutf, s. zélateur, partisan, m, •

Zealotry, zcl'-eiitf.ri, s. zèle aveugle, m.
Zealous, zel'-euc?, a. — ly, ad. zélé.
Zebr.i, zi'-lira. s. zèbre, m.
Zechin, tchi-kin?'. s. sn/iiin, m.
Zenith, zi'-nith. s. zenith, m.

Zephyr, zef'-cr, Zcphyrus. zcf'-er-cii<t<, s. zephyr, n.
Zest, zest, J. zeste; goiit ; pij^iiaf.tt; m.; —, ;■. .;

donner du piouant.
Zetetic, zi-tet'-ilc, a. ze'fe'tii/ue.
Zigzag, zig'-zaK, s. zigzag, m.
Zinc, zin'yk, s. zinc, m.
Zone, zone, s. ceinture ; xone, f.
Zoolo^cal, z6-ô-lod'-ji-kal. a. zoologiipet,
Zûolog'y, zd-ol'-o-dji, s zo 'logie, f.